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Present Simple i Present Continuous

Present SimplePresent Continuous
AffirmativeHe works every dayHe is working now
NegativeWe don't work on SundaysWe aren't working right now
InterrogativeDo you work at the weekend?Are you working at the moment?
Time expressions: Every day, at the weekend, once a week, on Sundays.
Adverbs of frequency: Always, often, sometimes, never, usually.
Time expressions: Now, right now, at the moment.

Comparació d'Adjectius

Comparison of Adjectives
Comparative: Shad is younger than Will // Will is more famous than ShadSuperlative: Will is the funniest actor in the film // Shad is the most popular look-alike here

As...as, not as...as: I am as tall as you / You are not as short as me

Too... / enough / not...enough: He is too tired to come / You are talented enough to be an actor / We are not old enough to drive.

Past Simple

Past Simple
AffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeShort answersTime expressions: Last week/month/year, a week/month/year ago, yesterday
I walkedI didn't walkDid I walk?Yes, I didIrregular verbs: Buy-bought, find-found
You walkedYou didn't walkDid you walk?No, you didn't
He walkedHe didn't walkDid he walk?Yes, he did

Past Continuous

Past Continuous
AffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeTime expressions: At five o'clock, ten minutes ago, last night
I was waitingI wasn't waitingWas I waiting?Short answers: Yes, I was / No, we weren't
You were waitingYou weren't waitingWere you waiting?
He was waitingHe wasn't waitingWas he waiting?

Past Simple i Past Continuous

Past Simple / Past Continuous

I was running when I fell / When you called, we were having lunch / You left while/as I was talking / While/as we were shopping, we saw our friends / While he was studying, they were playing tennis.

Present Perfect Simple

Present Perfect Simple
AffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeTime expressions: Ever, just, already, never, yet, for, since
I have watchedI haven't watchedHave I watched?Irregular verbs: Ride-rode-ridden, see-saw-seen
You have watchedYou haven't watchedHave you watched?Short answers: Yes, I have / No, we haven't
He has watchedHe hasn't watchedHas he watched?

Ús de For i Since

For / Since
We use for to say how long an action has continued. We have been here for a week.
We use since to say when an action began. We have been here since Friday.

Futur amb Be Going To

Future: Be Going To
AffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeShort answerTime expressions: Tomorrow, later, soon, in an hour, next week
I am going to seeI am not going to seeAm I going to see?Yes, I am
He is going to seeHe isn't going to seeIs he going to see?No, he isn't

Present Continuous amb Valor de Futur

Present Continuous with Future Meaning
AffirmativeI am leaving soon
NegativeHe isn't coming later
InterrogativeAre you working tomorrow?


Repàs de Past Simple

Past Simple
AffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeShort answersTime expressions: Last week/month/year, a week/month/year ago, yesterday
I walkedI didn't walkDid I walk?Yes, I didIrregular verbs: Buy-bought, find-found
You walkedYou didn't walkDid you walk?No, you didn't
He walkedHe didn't walkDid he walk?Yes, he did

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