19182485
Description
Mind Map by jose fabian guepud cuayal, updated more than 1 year ago
|
Created by jose fabian guepud cuayal
about 5 years ago
|
|
INGLES original
- I PRESENTED
SIMPLE
- Afirmativa: Subject + present
conjugation of verb I play
tennis on Mondays.
- Negativa Subject + DO not + base
form of verb They don't work in New
York.
- Pregunta (Wh?)+do+subject+base form
of verb ? Does she know him?
- afirmativo,She reads the
newspaper every day.
(Ella lee el periódico cada
día)
- negativa She does not sing
- pocitivo The machine works
when it wants to
- pocitivo The machine works
when it wants to
- negativa She does not sing
- afirmativo,She reads the
newspaper every day.
(Ella lee el periódico cada
día)
- Pregunta (Wh?)+do+subject+base form
of verb ? Does she know him?
- Negativa Subject + DO not + base
form of verb They don't work in New
York.
- Afirmativa: Subject + present
conjugation of verb I play
tennis on Mondays.
- I PRESENTED
CONTINUOUS
- Afirmativa: Subject + verb ‘be’ (AM / IS / ARE) in present + verb –ing He's working at the moment.
- Negativa Subj.+ V. ‘be’ in present+
not+ V–ing They aren't coming this
evening.
- Pregunta (Wh?) verb ‘be’ in present+subj.
verb–ing? What are you doing?
- positivo vosotros
estáis cantando
- negativo I am
not singing
- interrogatibo
¿estamos
cantando
- interrogatibo
¿estamos
cantando
- negativo I am
not singing
- positivo vosotros
estáis cantando
- Pregunta (Wh?) verb ‘be’ in present+subj.
verb–ing? What are you doing?
- Negativa Subj.+ V. ‘be’ in present+
not+ V–ing They aren't coming this
evening.
- Afirmativa: Subject + verb ‘be’ (AM / IS / ARE) in present + verb –ing He's working at the moment.
- PASADO SIMPLE
- Afirmativa S+V in past (regular, <-ed>;
irregular, 2nd column): She went to Paris
last week.
- Negativa Subject + DID not + root of the
verb. They didn't drive to work.
- Pregunta (Wh_) did + subject + root of the
verb? Where did she get that hat?
- interrogativo
did we sing?
- pasado I ate an apple
yesterday Me comí una
manzana ayer
- negativo I played a
match last week Jugué
un partido la semana
pasada
- negativo I played a
match last week Jugué
un partido la semana
pasada
- pasado I ate an apple
yesterday Me comí una
manzana ayer
- interrogativo
did we sing?
- Pregunta (Wh_) did + subject + root of the
verb? Where did she get that hat?
- Negativa Subject + DID not + root of the
verb. They didn't drive to work.
- Afirmativa S+V in past (regular, <-ed>;
irregular, 2nd column): She went to Paris
last week.
- PASADO
CONTINUO
- Afirm.: S+V ‘be’ in past (WAS/WERE)
+ verb-ing. ‘I was watching TV’
- Negativa: S+V ‘be’ in past + not + verb-
ing: He wasn't working
- Pregunta:(Wh?) + V+ ‘be’ in past +S +V-
ing?: What were you doing?
- afirmativo He was
eating.(Estaba comiendo.)
- negativo They were not [weren’t]
learning.(No estaban
aprendiendo.)
- interogativo Were
they
learning?(¿Estaban
aprendiendo?
- interogativo Were
they
learning?(¿Estaban
aprendiendo?
- negativo They were not [weren’t]
learning.(No estaban
aprendiendo.)
- afirmativo He was
eating.(Estaba comiendo.)
- Pregunta:(Wh?) + V+ ‘be’ in past +S +V-
ing?: What were you doing?
- Negativa: S+V ‘be’ in past + not + verb-
ing: He wasn't working
- Afirm.: S+V ‘be’ in past (WAS/WERE)
+ verb-ing. ‘I was watching TV’
- PRESENTE
PERFECTO
SIMPLE
- Afirm.: S+have/has+V_participle I have
seen Mick three times this week
- Negat.: S+have/has+not+V-participle
She has not been to New York.
- Preg:(Wh?)
Have/has+S+V-participle? How
long have you worked at
Smith's?
- negativo They
haven’t been
talking for
more than a
few
minutes.(No
han estado
hablando más
de unos
minutos.)
- interogative Have
they been talking for
a long time?(¿Han
estado hablando
durante mucho
tiempo?)
- afirmativo They have
[They’ve] been talking for three
hours.(Han estado hablando
durante tres horas.)
- afirmativo They have
[They’ve] been talking for three
hours.(Han estado hablando
durante tres horas.)
- interogative Have
they been talking for
a long time?(¿Han
estado hablando
durante mucho
tiempo?)
- negativo They
haven’t been
talking for
more than a
few
minutes.(No
han estado
hablando más
de unos
minutos.)
- Preg:(Wh?)
Have/has+S+V-participle? How
long have you worked at
Smith's?
- Negat.: S+have/has+not+V-participle
She has not been to New York.
- Afirm.: S+have/has+V_participle I have
seen Mick three times this week
- PRESENTE
PERFECTO
CONTINUO
- Afirmativa:
S+have/has+been+V-ing I’ve
been living in Melilla for 30
years
- Negat.:
S+have/has+not+been+V-ing He
hasn’t been studying for long.
- Preg.:
(Wh?)+Have/has+S+been+V-ing?
How long have you been working
on that problem?
- afirmativo
I have
[I’ve] talked
to
Peter.(He
hablado
con Peter.
- interogative Have
you talked to
Peter?(¿Has
hablado con Peter?)
- negTIVO
She hasn’t
gone to
work.(No
ha ido a su
trabajo.)
- negTIVO
She hasn’t
gone to
work.(No
ha ido a su
trabajo.)
- interogative Have
you talked to
Peter?(¿Has
hablado con Peter?)
- afirmativo
I have
[I’ve] talked
to
Peter.(He
hablado
con Peter.
- Preg.:
(Wh?)+Have/has+S+been+V-ing?
How long have you been working
on that problem?
- Negat.:
S+have/has+not+been+V-ing He
hasn’t been studying for long.
- Afirmativa:
S+have/has+been+V-ing I’ve
been living in Melilla for 30
years
- PASADO
PERFECTO
- Afirmativa: Subject + HAD +
participle I had already eaten
before they came.
- Negativa: Subject + had +
not + participle She hadn't
(had not) been to Rome
before that trip.
- Pregunta: (Wh?) Had +
subject + participle? Had
you ever seen such a crazy
lady before that?
- afirmativo I had [I’d]
visited the Louvre before,
so I knew where the
Mona Lisa was.(Había
visitado el Museo del
Louvre antes, así que
sabía donde estaba la
Mona Lisa.)
- negative the Louvre
before so I didn’t
know where the
Mona Lisa was.(No
había visitado el
Museo del Louvre
antes, así que no
sabía donde estaba
la Mona Lisa.)
- interogativo Had
you visited the
Louvre
before?(¿Cómo
sabías dónde
estaba la Mona
Lisa? ¿Habías
visitado el Museo
del Louvre antes?)
- interogativo Had
you visited the
Louvre
before?(¿Cómo
sabías dónde
estaba la Mona
Lisa? ¿Habías
visitado el Museo
del Louvre antes?)
- negative the Louvre
before so I didn’t
know where the
Mona Lisa was.(No
había visitado el
Museo del Louvre
antes, así que no
sabía donde estaba
la Mona Lisa.)
- afirmativo I had [I’d]
visited the Louvre before,
so I knew where the
Mona Lisa was.(Había
visitado el Museo del
Louvre antes, así que
sabía donde estaba la
Mona Lisa.)
- Pregunta: (Wh?) Had +
subject + participle? Had
you ever seen such a crazy
lady before that?
- Negativa: Subject + had +
not + participle She hadn't
(had not) been to Rome
before that trip.
- Afirmativa: Subject + HAD +
participle I had already eaten
before they came.
- PASADO
PERFECTO
CONTINUO
- Afirmativa: Subject + HAD +
BEEN + verb-ing She’d been
waiting for 3 hours when
he finally arrived.
- Negativa: Subject +
had + not + been +
verb-ing I hadn't been
sleeping for long when
I heard the doorbell
ring
- Pregunta: (Wh?) Had
+ subject + been +
verb-ing? How long
had you been
playing tennis when
she arrived?
- afirmativo at the store
since 2005 when it
closed.(Lindsay había
estado trabajando en la
tienda desde el año 2005
cuando se cerró.)
- negativo long before
they had their first
problem.(No habían
estado viajando
mucho antes de que
tuvieran su primer
problema.)
- interogative for a long
time when the airline
lost their
luggage?(¿Habían
estado viajando mucho
tiempo cuando la
aerolínea perdió su
equipaje?)
- interogative for a long
time when the airline
lost their
luggage?(¿Habían
estado viajando mucho
tiempo cuando la
aerolínea perdió su
equipaje?)
- negativo long before
they had their first
problem.(No habían
estado viajando
mucho antes de que
tuvieran su primer
problema.)
- afirmativo at the store
since 2005 when it
closed.(Lindsay había
estado trabajando en la
tienda desde el año 2005
cuando se cerró.)
- Pregunta: (Wh?) Had
+ subject + been +
verb-ing? How long
had you been
playing tennis when
she arrived?
- Negativa: Subject +
had + not + been +
verb-ing I hadn't been
sleeping for long when
I heard the doorbell
ring
- Afirmativa: Subject + HAD +
BEEN + verb-ing She’d been
waiting for 3 hours when
he finally arrived.
- FUTURO SIMPLE
- Afirm.: Subject+
WILL+ base
form of verb +
object(s) I will
meet you at the
airport
tomorrow.
- Negat.: Subject+ will+not
base form of
verb+object(s) He will not
be able to come.
- Pregunta: (Quest.
Word) + will + S+ base
form of verb? Will
they visit us soon?
- afirmativo for a long
time when the airline
lost their
luggage?(¿Habían estado
viajando mucho tiempo
cuando la aerolínea
perdió su equipaje?)
- afirmativo I’m not
going to be
talking.(No estaré
hablando.)
- interogativo Are you
going to dance tonight?
¿Vas a bailar esta noche
- interogativo Are you
going to dance tonight?
¿Vas a bailar esta noche
- afirmativo I’m not
going to be
talking.(No estaré
hablando.)
- afirmativo for a long
time when the airline
lost their
luggage?(¿Habían estado
viajando mucho tiempo
cuando la aerolínea
perdió su equipaje?)
- Pregunta: (Quest.
Word) + will + S+ base
form of verb? Will
they visit us soon?
- Negat.: Subject+ will+not
base form of
verb+object(s) He will not
be able to come.
- Afirm.: Subject+
WILL+ base
form of verb +
object(s) I will
meet you at the
airport
tomorrow.
- FUTURO CON ‘BE
GOING TO’
- Afirm.: S+to be+going to+base
form of verb+object(s) He's
going to fly to Boston next
week.
- Negativa: S+to
be+not+going
to+base form of
verb+obj. They're
not going to invite
the Browns.
- Pregunta: ( Wh?)+
to be+S+ going
to+base form of
verb? Where are
you going to stay?
- negativo I am not going
to dance tonight Yo no
voy a ir a bailar esta
noche
- positivo I am going
to be honored yo
voy a ser premiad
- positivo I am going
to be honored yo
voy a ser premiad
- negativo I am not going
to dance tonight Yo no
voy a ir a bailar esta
noche
- Pregunta: ( Wh?)+
to be+S+ going
to+base form of
verb? Where are
you going to stay?
- Negativa: S+to
be+not+going
to+base form of
verb+obj. They're
not going to invite
the Browns.
- Afirm.: S+to be+going to+base
form of verb+object(s) He's
going to fly to Boston next
week.
- FUTURE
CONTINUO
- Afirmativa:
Subject + will + be
+ verb-ing I'll be
cooking dinner
when you arrive.
- Negativa: Subject +
will + not + be +
verb-ing They won't
be living in Paris this
time next year.
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will + subject
+ be + verb-ing? What will you
be doing next week at this time?
- positivo I will
be walking yo
estaré
caminando
- negativo I will
not be working
next week yo
no estaré
trabajando la
semana que
viene
- interogativo will
you be studying
tomorrow?
¿estarás
estudiando
mañana?
- interogativo will
you be studying
tomorrow?
¿estarás
estudiando
mañana?
- negativo I will
not be working
next week yo
no estaré
trabajando la
semana que
viene
- positivo I will
be walking yo
estaré
caminando
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will + subject
+ be + verb-ing? What will you
be doing next week at this time?
- Negativa: Subject +
will + not + be +
verb-ing They won't
be living in Paris this
time next year.
- Afirmativa:
Subject + will + be
+ verb-ing I'll be
cooking dinner
when you arrive.
- FUTURO
PERFECTO
- Afirmativa:
Subject + will +
have +
verb-participle
We'll have lived
here for twenty
years by 2005.
- Negativa: Subject +
will + not + have +
participle She
won't have
finished her
homework by the
time
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will +
subject + have +
participle? How long
will you have lived in
France by the end of
next year?
- positivo I shall
have finished I will
have finished yo
habré terminado
- negativo I will not have
completed I shall not
have completed yo no
habré completado
- interogativo
will
I
have
studied?
shall
I
have
studied? ¿habré
estudiado?
- interogativo
will
I
have
studied?
shall
I
have
studied? ¿habré
estudiado?
- negativo I will not have
completed I shall not
have completed yo no
habré completado
- positivo I shall
have finished I will
have finished yo
habré terminado
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will +
subject + have +
participle? How long
will you have lived in
France by the end of
next year?
- Negativa: Subject +
will + not + have +
participle She
won't have
finished her
homework by the
time
- Afirmativa:
Subject + will +
have +
verb-participle
We'll have lived
here for twenty
years by 2005.
- FUTURO
PERFECTO
CONTINUO
- Afirmativa: Subject
+ will + have + been
+ verb-ing He'll
have been sleeping
for a few hours by
the time we arrive.
- Negativa:
Subject + will
+ have + been
+ verb-ing
She won't
have been
working for
long by 5
o'clock.
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will +
subject + have + been +
verb -ing? How long will
you have been driving
by 6 o'clock?
- interogativo in Italy for
long by the time he
finishes his
studies?(¿Habrá estado
viviendo Francis en
Italia mucho tiempo,
para cuando haya
terminado sus
estudios?)
- negativo too long by
the time we finish
this project.(No
habremos estado
trabajando
demasiado tiempo,
para cuando hayamos
terminado este
proyecto.)
- negativo too long by
the time we finish
this project.(No
habremos estado
trabajando
demasiado tiempo,
para cuando hayamos
terminado este
proyecto.)
- interogativo in Italy for
long by the time he
finishes his
studies?(¿Habrá estado
viviendo Francis en
Italia mucho tiempo,
para cuando haya
terminado sus
estudios?)
- Pregunta: (Wh?) + will +
subject + have + been +
verb -ing? How long will
you have been driving
by 6 o'clock?
- Negativa:
Subject + will
+ have + been
+ verb-ing
She won't
have been
working for
long by 5
o'clock.
- Afirmativa: Subject
+ will + have + been
+ verb-ing He'll
have been sleeping
for a few hours by
the time we arrive.
Want to create your own Mind Maps for free with GoConqr? Learn more.