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Verdad y Reto: Gramática Inglesa

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Verdad y Reto: Gramática Inglesa
 

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Juego de gramática (10 verdades, 10 retos)

by Dannae Alcantara
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4) English uses definite (the) and indefinite (a/an) articles.

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3) Irregular verbs never change in past tense.

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5) The past perfect is formed with will have + past participle.

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2) The verb to be has the forms am, is, and are depending on the subject.

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1) In the simple present, third-person singular adds -s to the verb (he walks).

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3) Regular past simple verbs end with -ed (talked).

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5) The present perfect is formed with has/have + past participle (e.g., has eaten).

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1) The simple present always uses the auxiliary do for all subjects.

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2) Adjectives in English typically come after the noun.

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4) The plural of mouse is mouses.

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