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All the English you learned

Simple Present
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Use Do
I
 You

 We
 They

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Use Does
 He
 She

 It

Affirmative
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I like to drink orange juice.

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He likes to drink orange juice.

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They like to drink orange juice.

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She likes to drink orange juice.

Negative
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I don’t study every day.

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He doesn’t study every day.

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They don’t study every day.

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She doesn’t study every day.

Interrogative
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Do you work on Mondays?

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Does he work on Mondays?

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Do they work on Mondays?

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Does she work on Mondays?

Simple Past
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Did
 I, You, He, She, It, We, You, They

I went to the meeting yesterday.
I didn’t go to the meeting yesterday.
Did you go to the meeting yesterday?
Didn’t you go to meeting yesterday?

Be + going to
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Used to talk about a close future:

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I am going to study the whole evening.

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Are you going to study tomorrow?

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We aren’t going to study today.

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Aren’t they going to be proud of you?

To be (Present)
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Am, Are, Is

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After the verb to be the other verb has to come with –ing.

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It’s totally different from Simple Present.

Never use Simple Present and verb To
Be together in the same sentence.
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To be = Ser, Estar

To be (Past)
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Was, Were

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It’s the same rule of Verb To Be in the
Present

Examples
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I am studying for a test.

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I am not studying for a test.

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Are you studying for a test?

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He was studying for a test.

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He was not studying for a test.

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Was he studying for a test?

There is/are
Existance:
 There is a flower in the vase.
 There isn’t a flower in the vase.
 Is there a flower in the vase?
 There are many people here.
 There aren’t many people here.
 Are there many people here?
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Have
Only when we possess something.
 I have a blue car.
 He has a yellow book.
 They have enough time.
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Prepositions