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The document discusses present tense verb conjugations in English. It provides the base form of verbs for each subject pronoun in simple present tense positive statements. It also covers adding "s" to verbs for he/she/it subjects. The document then discusses how to form questions using "Do" or "Does" plus the base verb form, and how to form negative statements using auxiliary verbs like "Do" or "Does" plus "not".
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The document discusses the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It provides the forms and uses of each tense. The present simple is used to describe habitual or repeated actions and general states. It typically uses frequency adverbs. The present continuous describes actions that are happening now or ongoing at the present time and is formed using the present participle "-ing" form of the verb. It can describe temporary states and plans for the near future. Examples are given of the forms and uses of both tenses.Present tense
- 1. Present tense I take You take He takes She takes It takes We take You take They take El presente de los verbos se usa para expresar acciones habituales o hechos. Por ejemplo: I usually listen to pop music /She reads her mails. Se agrega s al final del verbo para he, she, it. Para formar una pregunta usamos Do o Does y para las terceras personas no se coloca s al final del verbo Por ejemplo: Do You play a sport? /Does she like fruits? Para formar una frase negativa se usan tambien los auxiliares Do y Does. Por ejemplo: I dont play any instrument. He doesn卒t understand. Do I take? Do you take? Does he take? Does she take? Does it take? Do we take? Do you take? Do they take? I dont take You dont take He doesnt take She doesnt take It doesnt take We dont take You dont take They dont take