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Presente simple vs. presente continuo

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Distingue entre dos tiempos en inglés

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Presente simple vs. presente continuo
 

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Distingue entre dos tiempos en inglés

by JOSE MANUEL SALAS MARTINEZ
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El presente simple en inglés se forma con el verbo base para la mayoría de los sujetos.

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En preguntas del presente simple, se mantiene el orden Sujeto + Verbo sin ayuda.

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El presente continuo se usa para hábitos diarios.

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El presente continuo se usa para acciones que están ocurriendo en el momento de hablar.

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“She works on weekdays” está en presente simple.

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El presente simple se usa para acciones en progreso ahora mismo.

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El presente continuo se forma añadiendo -ed al verbo en inglés.

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El presente simple se usa para hábitos y rutinas.

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Para todos los sujetos, el presente continuo usa el auxiliar 'do'.

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El presente continuo se forma con am/is/are + verbo-ing.

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