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    The document provides tables that summarize the different verb tenses in English including: - Present, past, and future forms of the verbs "to be" and "to do" - Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence structures for tenses like present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, future simple, future continuous, and future with "going to" - Examples are provided to illustrate how each tense is used in sentences.

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    The document provides tables that summarize the different verb tenses in English including: - Present, past, and future forms of the verbs "to be" and "to do" - Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence structures for tenses like present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, future simple, future continuous, and future with "going to" - Examples are provided to illustrate how each tense is used in sentences.

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    VERB TENSES

    TO BE
    Present Present Past Past
    (affirmative) (negative) (affirmative) (negative)

    Long form Short form Long form Short form Long form Long form Short form

    I am I’m I am not I’m not I was I was not I wasn’t

    You are You’re You are not You aren’t You were You were not You weren’t

    He is He’s He is not He isn’t He was He was not He wasn’t

    She is She’s She is not She isn’t She was She was not She wasn’t

    It is It’s It is not It isn’t It was It was not It wasn’t

    We are We’re We are not We aren’t We were We were not We weren’t

    You are You’re You are not You aren’t You were You were not You weren’t

    They are They’re They are not They aren’t They were They were not They weren’t

    TO DO
    Present Present Past Past
    (affirmative) (negative) (affirmative) (negative)

    Long form Long form Short form Long form Long form Short form

    I do I do not I don’t I did I did not I didn’t

    You do You do not You don’t You did You did not You didn’t

    He does He does not He doesn’t He did He did not He didn’t

    She does She does not She doesn’t She did She did not She didn’t

    It does It does not It doesn’t It did It did not It didn’t

    We do We do not We don’t We did We did not We didn’t

    You do You do not You don’t You did You did not You didn’t

    They do They do not They don’t They did They did not They didn’t
    Present Simple

    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Verb + Complement

    The boy loves his father

    (El niño ama a su padre)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to do) + (not) + Verb + Complement

    They do not learn biology

    (Ellos no aprenden biología)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to do) + Subject + Main verb + Complement

    Do you eat bread?

    (¿Tú comes pan?)

    Present Continuous

    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Verb + ing + Complement

    We are dancing salsa

    (Nosotros estamos bailando salsa)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + (not) + Verb + ing + Complement

    She is not sleeping on the couch

    (Ella no está durmiendo en el sofá)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb + ing + Complement

    Are you listening to music?

    (¿Estás escuchando música?)


    Past Simple
    *Affirmative Sentences
    Regular verb Irregular verb
    Subject+ Regular Verb + ed + Complement Subject+ Irregualr verb + Complement
    I played with my cousins I drank a lot of water
    (Yo jugué con mis primos) (Yo bebí mucha agua )

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to do) + (not) + Verb + Complement

    They did not run yesterday in the park

    (Ellos no corrieron ayer en el park)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to do) + Subject + Verb + Complement

    Did she clean the bathroom?

    (¿Ella limpió el baño?)

    Past Continuous

    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Verb + ing + Complement

    They were eating salad

    (Ellos estaban comiendo ensalada)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + (not) + Verb + ing + Complement

    She was not buying food in the market

    (Ella no estaba comprando comida en el mercado)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb + ing + Complement

    Was I sweeping the street?

    (¿Yo estaba barriendo la calle?)


    Future Simple
    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Auxiliary Verb (Will) + Main Verb + Complement

    I will call you tonight

    (Te llamaré esta noche)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (Will) + (not) + Main Verb + Complement

    We will not be happy to see you

    (No estaremos felices de verte)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (Will) + Subject + Main verb + Complement

    Will she arrive late?

    (¿Ella llegará tarde?)

    Future Continuous
    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Will be + Verb + ing + Complement

    You will be writing a story

    (Tú estarás escribiendo una historia)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (Will) + (not) + Verb + ing + Complement

    I will not drawing a building

    (No estaré dibujando un edificio)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (Will) + Subject + be + Verb + ing + Complement

    Will they be reading with their grandfather?

    (¿Ellas estarán leyendo con su abuelo?)


    Future Simple
    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Going to + Main Verb + Complement

    We are going to leave for America on Saturday

    (Vamos a irnos a América el sábado)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + (not) + Going to + Main verb + Complement

    He is not going to sing with you

    (Él no va a cantar contigo)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Subject + Going to + Main Verb + Complement

    Are you going to live with your sister?

    (¿Vas a vivir con tu hermana?)

    Future Continuous
    *Affirmative Sentences
    Subject+ Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Going to be + Verb + ing + Complement

    I am going to be dancing all night

    (Voy a estar bailando toda la noche)

    *Negative Sentences
    Subject + Auxiliary Verb (to be) + (not) + Going to be + Verb + ing + Complement

    She is not going to be reading during the exhibition

    (Ella no va a estar leyendo durante la exposición)

    *Interrogative sentences
    Auxiliary Verb (to be) + Subject + Going to be + Verb + ing + Complement

    Am I going to be listening to my favorite music?

    (¿Voy a estar escuchando mi música favorita?)

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