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Are you having a baby?
Is she bringing a cake tomorrow?
Example: Are you studying this evening?
I'm not taking you home tomorrow
I’m not driving you next Thursday.
Example: I’m not flying to Rome.
I’m coming next year.
I’m taking you to the airport next month.
Example: I’m having lunch later.
Example: What is she working on Sundays?
Am I doing the right thing?
Is he working on Saturdays?
Example: Are they coming for dinner?
We also use the contracted form of is not (isn’t) and are not (aren’t).
Example: I am not talking to Karen. I am angry.
3RD Person: SINGULAR- (He/She/ It is not talking) PLURAL- (They are not talking)
2ND Person: SINGULAR- (You are not talking) PLURAL- (You are not talking)
1ST Person: SINGULAR- (I am not talking) PLURAL- (We are not talking)
Example: I am making a cake for his birthday
3RD Person: SINGULAR- (He/She/ It is talking) PLURAL- (They are talking)
2ND Person: SINGULAR- (You are talking) PLURAL- (You are talking)
1ST Person: SINGULAR- (I am talking) PLURAL- (We are talking)
Example: I am studying for tomorrow’s exam.
Example: He is currently working at a restaurant.
Example: Yesterday, last year, last week, last night, ago (five minuts ago)
What did they see there?
SUBJECT + VERB IN PAST + COMPLEMENT
any verb that a vowel sound or the sounds (p, k, f, s, sh, ch, c, x and th) the pronunciation is with "T"
Example: talked, helped, finished
any verb that a vowel sound or the sounds (y, l, m, n, j, r, g, b, v, w, z and e) the pronunciation is with "d"
Example: Ordered, improved, cleaned
any verb that a vowel sound or the sounds (t and d) the pronunciation is with "id"
Example: wanted, started, recorded
SENTENCE AFFIRMATIVE Verbs Regulars - VERB + ed
Example: “I visited my family last summer”
SENTENCE AFFIRMATIVE Verbs Irregulars - VERB CONJUGATED IN PAST
Example: “She went to the cinema yesterday”