Subject | To be | To have | To play |
I | am | have | play |
You | are | have | play |
He | is | has | plays |
She | is | has | plays |
It | is | has | plays |
We | are | have | play |
You | are | have | play |
They | are | have | play |
Verb | Affirmative | Negative | Interrogative |
To be | I am tall I´m tall | I am not tall | Am I tall? |
To have | You have a computer | You don´t have a computer You haven´t a computer | Do you have a computer? |
To play | He plays tennis | He doesn´t play tennis | Does he play tennis? |
-Usos:
-Se utiliza para hablar de hechos generales y describir estados.
-Se utiliza para hablar de costumbres y actividades.
- Un ejemplo sería: I am tall, que es español sería: yo soy alto.
-Present Continuous:
Verb | Affirmative | Negative | Interrogative |
To be | I am doing an exam I’m doing an exam | I am not doing an exam I’m not doing an exam | Am I doing an exam? |
To have | You are having a coke You’re having a coke | You are not having a coke You aren’t having a coke | Are you having a coke? |
To pay | She is paying a book She’s paying a book | She is not paying a book She isn’t paying a book | Is she paying a book? |
To travel | They are travelling around the world They’re travelling around the world | They are not travelling around the world They aren’t travelling around the world | Are they travelling around the world? |
-Usos:
-Para hablar de hechos generales y describir estados.
-Para hablar de costumbres y actividades.
- Un ejemplo sería: I am doing an exam, que en español sería: yo estoy haciendo un examen
¿Me podriais decir cual es la diferencia entre estos dos tiempos?gracias
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