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Quiz de Tiempos Verbales - Upper Intermediate

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Tiempos verbales en nivel upper

by LuceroSC
1

Which sentence expresses a habitual action using Present Simple?

2

Present Continuous used for future arrangements:

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Present Perfect usage:

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Past Simple vs Past Continuous:

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Used to:

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Future forms: Will vs Be Going To:

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Present Simple for future timetables:

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Present Continuous for arrangements 2:

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Past Tenses: Past Simple usage (example):

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Present Perfect question form:

Explicación

El Present Simple señala hábitos o rutinas, no acciones en progreso.

El Present Continuous puede indicar planes o arreglos futuros ya organizados.

Usa have/has + participio; con since/for duración.

Past Continuous describe una acción en progreso en el pasado; 'when' suele ir con simple o continuous según contexto.

Used to indica hábitos/pacientes pasados ya no actuales.

Will se usa para predicciones generales; 'going to' para planes o evidencias presentes.

Se usa Present Simple con horarios fijos/futuros en timetables.

Se usa para planes fijos; aquí implica una organización.

Past Simple: acción completa en el pasado; last year indica tiempo pasado.

Have + participio pasado; 'yet' para preguntar si se completó.

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