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Reglas básicas de tiempos en inglésOnline version Reglas básicas de tiempos en inglés by JAYLAN MATTHEW TROMP BORDA 1 The past progressive describes single completed actions in the past. Sí No 2 Regular verbs do not add -ed or -d to the end, while irregular verbs change their form Sí No 3 The past progressive is formed with was/were + verb-ing to describe going actions in the past. Sí No 4 The simple present is used for habits and general truths, with the verb base form (+s for he/she/it). Sí No 5 The going to form is used for planned actions and for predictions with present evidence. Sí No 6 The simple past is formed by adding -ed to regular verbs. Sí No 7 Going to is used for formal schedules in the distant future. Sí No 8 The future with will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions made without present evidence. Sí No 9 The simple past uses am/is/are + verb-ing. Sí No 10 The simple present is always used with the -ed ending for all verbs. Sí No 11 Will is contracted to "would" in all cases. Sí No

Reglas básicas de tiempos en inglésOnline version

Reglas básicas de tiempos en inglés

by JAYLAN MATTHEW TROMP BORDA

The past progressive describes single completed actions in the past.

Sí

Regular verbs do not add -ed or -d to the end, while irregular verbs change their form

Sí

The past progressive is formed with was/were + verb-ing to describe going actions in the past.

Sí

The simple present is used for habits and general truths, with the verb base form (+s for he/she/it).

Sí

The going to form is used for planned actions and for predictions with present evidence.

Sí

The simple past is formed by adding -ed to regular verbs.

Sí

Going to is used for formal schedules in the distant future.

Sí

The future with will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions made without present evidence.

Sí

The simple past uses am/is/are + verb-ing.

Sí

The simple present is always used with the -ed ending for all verbs.

Sí

Will is contracted to "would" in all cases.

Sí

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Reglas básicas de tiempos en inglésOnline version

by JAYLAN MATTHEW TROMP BORDA

The past progressive describes single completed actions in the past.

Regular verbs do not add -ed or -d to the end, while irregular verbs change their form

The past progressive is formed with was/were + verb-ing to describe going actions in the past.

The simple present is used for habits and general truths, with the verb base form (+s for he/she/it).

The going to form is used for planned actions and for predictions with present evidence.

The simple past is formed by adding -ed to regular verbs.

Going to is used for formal schedules in the distant future.

The future with will is used for spontaneous decisions and predictions made without present evidence.

The simple past uses am/is/are + verb-ing.

The simple present is always used with the -ed ending for all verbs.

Will is contracted to "would" in all cases.

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