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Auxiliary do/does+ Subject+ Verb in simple form
Do               I
Do              You
Does          He       sing 
Does          She
Does           It
Do               We
Do              They 
Examples
Interrogative form
Subject+ Don't/Doesn't+ Verb in simple form
I                    don't 
YOU               don't
HE                                               
SHE        doesn't          play 
IT
WE                don't
THEY             don't
Subject+ Verb+ Complement
I          
YOU       
HE
SHE   Add s for third person 
IT
WE
THEY
Negative form
Use the simple present
Affirmative form
 1.To talk about routines, habits, hobbies, likes and dislikes.
2. With the auxiliaries don't/ doesn't to make negatives.
3. with the auxiliaries do/does to make questions.
4. With adverbs and expresions of frecuency: usually, sometimes, never, always, once, twice. 

Simple Present 

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Auxiliary do/does+ Subject+ Verb in simple form Do I Do You Does He sing Does She Does It Do We Do They

Examples
Interrogative form

Subject+ Don't/Doesn't+ Verb in simple form I don't YOU don't HE SHE doesn't play IT WE don't THEY don't

Subject+ Verb+ Complement I YOU HE SHE Add s for third person IT WE THEY

Negative form
Use the simple present
Affirmative form

1.To talk about routines, habits, hobbies, likes and dislikes.2. With the auxiliaries don't/ doesn't to make negatives. 3. with the auxiliaries do/does to make questions. 4. With adverbs and expresions of frecuency: usually, sometimes, never, always, once, twice.

Simple Present

  • https://www.really-learn-english.com/somple-present -exercise-es.html#google_vignette
  • https://www.ejerciciosinglesonline.com/new-exercises/presente-simple-ex1/

Exercises

Positive sentences: She plays the guitar He walks in the street Negative sentences: He doesn't drink milk I don't buy flowers Interrogative sentences: Does she read a book? Do you watch TV?

Examples

Is/ are+ Subject + Verb ing Am I Are You Is He Is She doing homework Is It Are We Are They

Subject+ isn't/ aren't + Verb ing I am not You aren't He isn't She isn't doing homework It isn't We aren't They aren't

Subject+ Be+ Verb ing I am You are He is doing homework She is It is We are They are

Question form
Negative form
Affirmative form
  1. Clearly explain actions that happen at the same moment in which it is described
  2. Provide context when expressing current situations
  3. They express with certainy events or actions of the future
  4. Describe actions or mementary events, indicate situations that happen frecuently
Use the present continuous

Present continuous

Exercises:
  • https://www.englishspanishlink.com/ejercicios-ingles/-continuous-affirmative.htm
  • https://madridingles.net/ejercicios-presente-continuo/

Affirmative form: She is wearing elegant clothes He is running Negative form: He isn't crying Lisa and Anna aren't eating pizza Question form: Are you playing the piano now? Are they eating Ice cream?

Examples

I He Was She It We Were You They

Question form

I He She wasn't It You We weren't They

Negative form

I He She was It You We were They

Affirmative form

To express that something ended or was completed, and that the period of time in which it occurret has also ended. Note: Verb to be in simple past: was/ wasn't, were/ weren't

Use the simple past

Simple past

Questions: I drink Did He wear She come It hurt We go Did You wear They come

Negative sentences: I drink He didn't wear She come It hurt We go You didn't wear They come

Affirmative sentences:I drank He wore She came It hurt We went You wore They came

Questions: I like Did He want She learn It rain We celebrate Did You call THey study

Negative sentences: I like he want She didn't learn It rain We celebrate You didn't call They study

Irregular verbs:

Affirmative sentences: I liked He wanted She learned It rained We liked You wanted They learned

Regular verbs:

Regular and irregular verbs

  • https//www.superprof.es/apuntes/idiomas/ingles/gramatica-ingreso/verb-tense/exercises-simplepast-iii.html
Exercise:

Positive sentences:I bought flowers last week Angela read a book yesterday Negative sentences: He didn't run in the morning They didn't go to the cinema last month Questions:Did she like coffee? Did you call me yesterdad?

Examples

Questions: I Was He verb in gerund She It We Were You verb in gerund They

Negative sentences: i He wasn't + verb in gerund She It We You weren't + verb in gerund They

Affirmative sentences: I He was + verb in gerund She It We You were + verb in gerund They

It is used for actions that were taking place in the past.

Use the past continuous:

Past continuous

  • https://aprenderinglesgo./ejercicios.pasado-continuo-ingles-past-continuous-excersices2693
  • https://www.aulafacil.com/cursos/ingles/a1/past-continuous-pasado-continuo-ejercicios-l15375
Exercises:

Positive sentences:The phone was ringing They were climbing a tree Negative sentences: the girl wasn't eating a chocolate ice cream We weren't watching TV Questions: Was Katy playing the violin yesterday? What were they eating?

Examples

Future forms: Going to, Present continuous and will/won't

  • https://www.ejerciciosingleesonline.com/exercises-and-theory/grammar-exercises-and-theory/will-goingto/
Exercises:

Will: I will be studying when you call me They will be sleeping Going to: They are going to eat out tonight It is going to rain today Questions: Are you going to swim at the beach? Is she going to travel on Monday?

Examples

Is used to describe an action or situation started inthe past and continuing in the present.

Use the present perfect:

Present perfect

  • https://www.really-learn-english.com/present-perfect-exercise-es.html
Exercise:

Posetive sentences: He have bought a new car The baby has woken up Negative sentences: She hasn't worn that dress in ages The children haven't done their homework Interrogative sentences. Have you ever seen a ghost? What have you cooked for dinner?

Examples

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