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Description
Mind Map by monica andrea botero, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by monica andrea botero
about 8 years ago
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simple and continuous present
- Basic form: subject + verb in
infinitive without to and it adds a
's' for third person.
- Examples: I read, you
read, they read, we
read. For third
person: she reads, he
reads, it reads
- Examples: I read, you
read, they read, we
read. For third
person: she reads, he
reads, it reads
- Negative form: subject +
aux + not + basic form
- Aux 'do' is used for: I, you, we, they. Aux
'does' is used for: she, he, it, and 's' is
omitted.
- Examples: I do not play,
you do not play. she does
not play, he does not play
- Examples: I do not play,
you do not play. she does
not play, he does not play
- Aux 'do' is used for: I, you, we, they. Aux
'does' is used for: she, he, it, and 's' is
omitted.
- Interrogative form:
Aux + subject + basic
form
- Examples: Do I study?, do they
- Examples: Do I study?, do they
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