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    The document is a study guide that provides information and examples about English verb tenses including: - Simple present tense used for habits and routines. - Present progressive tense used for actions happening now. - Simple past tense used for completed past actions, including regular and irregular verbs. - Past progressive tense used for continuing past actions. - Future tenses using will, going to, and present perfect tenses are also explained. Examples are given for affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.

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    The document is a study guide that provides information and examples about English verb tenses including: - Simple present tense used for habits and routines. - Present progressive tense used for actions happening now. - Simple past tense used for completed past actions, including regular and irregular verbs. - Past progressive tense used for continuing past actions. - Future tenses using will, going to, and present perfect tenses are also explained. Examples are given for affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.

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    The document is a study guide that provides information and examples about English verb tenses including: - Simple present tense used for habits and routines. - Present progressive tense used for actions happening now. - Simple past tense used for completed past actions, including regular and irregular verbs. - Past progressive tense used for continuing past actions. - Future tenses using will, going to, and present perfect tenses are also explained. Examples are given for affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.

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    E4K Study Guide

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    The document is a study guide that provides information and examples about English verb tenses including: - Simple present tense used for habits and routines. - Present progressive tense used for actions happening now. - Simple past tense used for completed past actions, including regular and irregular verbs. - Past progressive tense used for continuing past actions. - Future tenses using will, going to, and present perfect tenses are also explained. Examples are given for affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.

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    Guía de estudio
    SIMPLE PRESENT

    I DON’T wake up at 8
    I I WAKE UP at 8 a.m. DO I wake up at 8 a.m.?
    a.m.
    She WAKES UP at 8 She DOESN’T wake up DOES she wake up at 8
    HE / SHE / IT
    a.m. at 8 a.m. a.m.?
    YOU / WE / They WAKE UP at 8 They DON’T wake up DO they wake up at 8
    THEY a.m. at 8 a.m. a.m.?

    We use it to talk about


    repeated actions: habits or
    routines. CLICK HERE to see
    more examples.
    SIMPLE PRESENT: THIRD PERSON

    It DOESN’T play every


    HE / SHE / IT It PLAYS every day DOES it play every day?
    day.
    IT represents the
    cat. (It = animals In the simple present, the verb changes
    and objects) only in the third person singular.
    (HE – SHE - IT)

    WATCH THIS VIDEO


    to learn about the
    spelling rules.
    PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

    I AM WASHING my I AM NOT WASHING my AM I washing my


    I
    clothes. clothes. clothes?
    She IS WASHING her She IS NOT WASHING IS she washing her
    HE / SHE / IT
    clothes. her clothes. clothes?
    YOU / WE / We ARE WASHING We ARE NOT WASHING ARE we washing our
    THEY our clothes. our clothes. clothes?

    It expresses actions in
    progress / happening right
    now. CLICK HERE to see
    more examples.
    SIMPLE PAST

    I I ATE pancakes. I DIDN’T EAT pancakes. DID I EAT pancakes?


    HE / SHE / IT He ATE pancakes. He DIDN’T EAT pancakes. DID he EAT pancakes?
    YOU / WE /
    You ATE pancakes. You DIDN’T EAT pancakes. DID you EAT pancakes?
    THEY

    It expresses completed actions in the past.

    CLICK HERE CLICK HERE


    to read more to practice
    examples
    There are two types of verbs in the past:

    egular rregular
    The past form of the The past form of the
    regular verbs are irregular verbs is
    formed by adding completely different.
    -ed to the infinitive
    of the verb.
    PAST PROGRESSIVE

    I WASN’T PLAYING
    I I WAS PLAYING soccer. WAS I PLAYING soccer?
    soccer.
    He WAS PLAYING He WASN’T PLAYING WAS he PLAYING
    HE / SHE / IT
    soccer. soccer. soccer?
    YOU / WE / We WERE PLAYING We WEREN’T PLAYING WERE you PLAYING
    THEY soccer. soccer. soccer?

    It expresses a
    continuing action
    1 (something that was
    happening at some
    2 point in the past)
    FUTURE WITH WILL

    I I WILL EAT a burger. I WON’T EAT a burger. WILL I EAT a burger?


    She WILL EAT
    HE / SHE / IT She WON’T EAT a burger. WILL she EAT a burger?
    burger.
    YOU / WE / They WILL EAT WILL they EAT a
    They WON’T EAT a burger
    THEY burger. burger?

    It expresses
    spontaneous decisions,
    promises, and
    CLICK HERE
    to practice predictions.
    FUTURE WITH GOING TO

    I AM GOING TO I AM GOING TO
    I WAS I PLAYING soccer?
    TRAVEL. TRAVEL.
    He IS GOING TO He IS GOING TO WAS he PLAYING
    HE / SHE / IT
    TRAVEL. TRAVEL. soccer?
    YOU / WE / You ARE GOING TO We ARE GOING TO WERE you PLAYING
    THEY TRAVEL. TRAVEL. soccer?

    We use it to talk about prior


    decisions (planned events)
    CLICK HERE
    to learn more
    PRESENT PERFECT

    I HAVE RIDDEN a I HAVEN’T RIDDEN a HAVE I RIDDEN a


    I
    horse. horse. horse?
    She HAS RIDDEN a She HAVEN’T RIDDEN a HAS she RIDDEN a
    HE / SHE / IT
    horse. horse. horse?
    YOU / WE / We HAVE RIDDEN a They HAVEN’T RIDDEN a WILL they EAT a
    THEY horse. horse. burger?

    We use it to
    talk about life
    experiences.
    "Practice
    creates
    confidence.
    Confidence
    EMPOWERS
    YOU."
    – Simone Biles

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