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    1. Complete the box with the concept.

    Simple past Simple Present Present Will


    Progressive

    Describes an Describes habitual Describes an Describes future


    action that actions, general action happening actions or
    happened at a truths, or things right now or a intentions.
    specific time in the that happen temporary action.
    past. regularly.

    2. Write the structure of the tenses.

    a. Simple Past

    AFFIRMATIVE FORM: Subject + Verb + (In past form) + Object

    NEGATIVE FORM: Subject + Did not (Auxiliary) + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    ● In negative form ´´Didn´t´´ can be used instead of ´´Did not´´.

    INTERROGATIVE FORM: Did (Auxiliary) + Subject + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    b. Simple Present

    AFFIRMATIVE FORM: Subject + Verb (Base form) + Object


    For third person add: ¨s¨ or ¨es¨ to the verb.

    NEGATIVE FORM: Subject + Don´t (Auxiliary) + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    ● For third person add ¨Does¨ as Auxiliary.


    ● In negative form ´´Don´t´´ can be used instead of ´´Do not´´.
    ● In negative form ´´Doesn´t´´ can be used instead of ´´Does not´´ for third person.

    INTERROGATIVE FORM: Do (Auxiliary) + Subject + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    ● For third person add ¨Does¨ as Auxiliary.


    c. Present Progressive

    AFFIRMATIVE FORM: Subject + Verb be (am/is/are) + Verb (Gerund form) + Object.

    NEGATIVE FORM: Subject + Verb be (am/is/are) + not + Verb (Gerund form) + Object.

    ● In negative form ´´isn´t´´ can be used instead of ´´is not´´.


    ● In negative form ´´aren´t´´ can be used instead of ´´are not´´.

    INTERROGATIVE FORM: Verb be (am/is/are) + Subject + Verb (Gerund form) + Object..

    d. Simple Future (Will)

    AFFIRMATIVE FORM: Subject + Will (Auxiliary) + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    NEGATIVE FORM: Subject + Will (Auxiliary) + not + Verb (Base form) + Object.
    In negative form ´´won´t´´ can be used instead of ´´will not´´.

    INTERROGATIVE FORM: Will (Auxiliary) + Subject + Verb (Base form) + Object.

    3. Write 5 sentences using Will.

    1. I will call you later.


    2. She will visit her grandmother tomorrow.
    3. We will go to the park this afternoon.
    4. They will finish the project by next week.
    5. He will study for the test tonight.
    4. Write 5 sentences using Simple Past and Simple Present.

    Simple Past

    1. I played soccer yesterday.


    2. She didn't visit her friend last weekend.
    3. We watched a movie last night.
    4. They cooked dinner for their family.
    5. He studied English this morning.

    Simple Present

    1. I play soccer every day.


    2. She works in a hospital.
    3 We don't eat breakfast at 7 AM.
    4. They study English at school.
    5. He reads a book every night.

    5. Write a rule of each tense.

    In the simple past the regular verbs are followed by -ed- or -d-.
    Example: Complete - Completed.

    In the simple present the verbs that end in s, ss, sh, ch, x, and o, add an es.
    Example: Wash - Washes, Go - Goes.

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