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Is for actions that they are doing at the same time spoken
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Affirmative
Subject + am / are / is (verb to be) + verb with ING -
Negative form:
Subject + am / are / is (verb to be) + not + verb with ING -
Questions form:
Am / are / is + subject + verb with ING -
Termination "ie" examples:
Die-dying ................................ lie-lyin -
Termination "e"exmple:
Use - Using have-having -
Ending with a consonant:
Must not end in R, W, X or Y
Examples: get-getting f -
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It is the tense to refer to an action or state that has passed.
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Form affirmative
- I/you/we/ they - He / she
Use ED
Example: worked -
Form Negative
-I/you/we/ they - He / she
Use DIDN´T (did past of do)
Example: Didn´t go to park -
Question + word + Auxiliary +Subject +Verb +Rest What did you play yesterday evening? R= I played computer games.
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Regular Verbs
-work: worked
-play: played
-stay: stayed -
Irregular verbs
-begin: began
-take: took
-make: made