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Flashcards by bigthor ortiz, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by bigthor ortiz
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We use verb to be present/past with: 1.Name: 2.Nationality: 3.Address: 4.Description: 5.Places: 6.Profesions: 7.Motions: 8.Locations: |
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To talk about: 1. Things happening now: I´m eating mole poblano 2.Temporary activities: She is living in usa. |
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To talk about: 1.Background events: She was drinking coffee in a cafe. 2.Temporary past actions: I was sleeping because i was tired. 3.Interrupted actions: she speaking me when i was kooking |
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To talk about: 1.Habits and routines: I walk 1 hour every day. 2.facts and states: she lives whit her mparents. 3.Feelings and opinions: she thinks that this subjet is well. |
| To talk about: 1.completed actions or situation in the past: They went to my town in a car. 2.A past habit that is not longer true: I worked in a company of coffee. 3.A past state that has changed: she was so quite. 4.A single action, you must use the past simple: i went to alaska in 1999 | |
| Future with going to and the present continuous | 1.We used the present continuous to talk about future plans and arrangements when the time has been decided: I´m going to veracruz the next holidays. 2.To talk about fixed future plans: I´m going to have the date with my girlfrend tomorrow. The present continuos is often more natural. 3.To talk about the future intentions. the time may not be decided/definite: I hate my car. I´m going to look for a new one. |
| 1.Describing actions that happened before another action in the past: I discovered I´d lost my wallet. I realized the man had found it. | |
| present perfect | to talk about: an action that happened at an un specified time in the past. The action is more important than the it hapened: she´s been to paris. a situation started in the past and continuous in the present when using a stative verb: how long have you known annie? a completed activity where the focus is on the result rather than the activity or action. i haven´t seen jhon. |
| present perfect continuous | to talk about: an action or activity that started in the past and continuous to the present. how long have you been studiying english? a recent activity when the activity is more important than the result. the activity may or may not be finished. you look quite hot. have you been cooking. |
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