PRESENT TIME

USE

Is used to say actions that have started in
the past but continou in the present.

STRUCTURE GRAMATICAL

AFFIRMATIVE

He has been dreaming today

We have been traveling to Colombia

NEGATIVE

He hasn't been dreaming today

We haven't been traveling to Colombia

INTERROGATIVE

Has He been dreaming today?

Have been traveling to Colombia?

ADVERBS EXPRESSIONS

FOR

Is used to express the duration of an
activity we can say the amount of time.

SINCE

Is used to express the specific
moment in which said action began.

STRUCTURE GRAMATICAL

NEGATIVE

I'm not reading a book

He isn't reading a book

We aren't reading a book

AFIRMATIVE

I'm reading a book

She is reading a book

We are reading a book

INTERROGATIVE

am I reading a book?

Is She reading a book?

Are we reading a book?

DOING

VERB+ing

_Do-Doing
_Play-Playing
_Read-Reading
_Work-Working

-e NO -e+ing

_Have-Having
_Shave-Shaving
_Share-Sharing
_Take-Taking

-ie Change to y+ing

_Die-Dying
_Lie-Lying

One sylable ends with 1 vowel and
1 consonant dividethe last consnant

_Get-Getting

_Stop-Stopping

_Run-Running

TO TALK ABOT RECENT A STATE THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINOUS UNTIL NOW

SINCE

I have played cricket since I was a child

FOR

Fabiola has skated for years

TO TALK ABOUT RECENT PAST EVENTS

RECENTLY

She has recnently changed jobs

JUST

I've just finished lunch, I'm not hungry

ALREADY

I have already read that book

TO SAY THAT SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED SEVERAL TIMES

SO FAR

So far this morning, I have mande 3 phone calls

STRUCTURE GRAMATICAL

AFIRMATIVE

She reads the newspaper every day

I read the newspaper every day

NEGATIVE

She doesn´t read the newspaper every day

I don't read the newspaper every day

INTERROGATIVE

Does She read the newspaper every day?

Do I read the newspaper in the every day?

USE

HABITS AND ROUTINS

I always study hurt

SCHEDULE EVENTS

The train leaves every morning

PERMANETS ACTIONS

Rodrigo lives in Tamaulipa

THINGS IN GENERAL

An ice cube exposed to the sun exits

EXPRESSIONS

EVERY

Day

Night

Morning

Week

Month

Year

IN THE

Morning

Night

ADVERBS
OF
FRECUENCY

Always

Sometimes

Never

Rarely

Usually

Often