Simple present vs present continuos

Present continuos

Aug 17, 1978

Is for actions that they are doing at the same time spoken

Present continuous: structure Affirmative

Aug 17, 1979

Affirmative
Subject + am / are / is (verb to be) + verb with ING

Present continuous: structure negative form

Aug 17, 1980

Negative form:
Subject + am / are / is (verb to be) + not + verb with ING

Present continuous structure of quiestions

Aug 17, 1981

Questions form:
Am / are / is + subject + verb with ING

Present continuous

Aug 17, 1982

Termination "ie" examples:
Die-dying ................................ lie-lyin

Present continuous

Aug 17, 1983

Termination "e"exmple:
Use - Using have-having

Present continuous

Aug 17, 1984

Ending with a consonant:
Must not end in R, W, X or Y
Examples: get-getting f

vs

Aug 17, 1985

Simple past

Aug 17, 1986

It is the tense to refer to an action or state that has passed.

Simple past structe affirmative

Aug 17, 1987

Form affirmative
- I/you/we/ they - He / she
Use ED
Example: worked

Simple past: negative form

Aug 17, 1988

Form Negative
-I/you/we/ they - He / she
Use DIDN´T (did past of do)
Example: Didn´t go to park

Simple past question form

Aug 17, 1989

Question + word + Auxiliary +Subject +Verb +Rest What did you play yesterday evening? R= I played computer games.

Simple past: regular verbs

Aug 17, 1990

Regular Verbs
-work: worked
-play: played
-stay: stayed

simple past: irregular verbs

Aug 17, 1991

Irregular verbs
-begin: began
-take: took
-make: made