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ALFABETO SIMPLE SISTEMA DE CÓDIGO

A-éi J-yéi S-es A-as in alpha (álfa)
B-bi K-kéi T-ti B-as in bravo (brávou)
C-ci L-el U-iú C-as in Charly (chárli)
D-di M-em V-vi D-as in delta (délta)
E-i N-en W-dábliu E-as in Echo (icou)
F-ef O-óu X-ex F-as in foxtrot (foxtrot)
G-yi P-pi Y-uái G-as in golf (golf)
H-éich Q-kiú Z-ssid H-as in hotel (joutél)
I-ái R-ar I-as in india (india)
J-as in julliette (yúliet)
K-as in kilo (kilo)
L-as in lima (lima)
M-as in Mike (máik)
N-as in november (nouvémber)
O-as in oscar (óscar)
P-as in papa (pápa)
Q-as in Quebec (kuebéc)
R-as in romeo (rómio)
S-as in sierra (siérra)
T-as in tango (tángou)
U-as in uniform (íuniform)
V-as in victor (Víctor)
W-as in wiskey (uiski)
X-as in x-ray (eks-réi)
Y-as in yankee (íanki)
Z-as in zulu (sssúlu)

Mí NOMBRE Y APELLIDO VIRGULILLA

P- pi as in papa (pápa)
E- i as in Echo (icou)
D- di as in delta (délta) Stripe or short, thin line, especially the one used as a spelling sign.
R- ar as in romeo (rómio) Raya o línea corta y delgada, especialmente la que se emplea como signo ortográfico.
O- oú as in oscar (óscar)
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L- el as in kilo (kilo)
U- iú as in uniform (íuniform)
I- ái as in india (india)
S- es as in sierra (siérra)

M- em as in mike (máik)
A- éi as in alpha (alfa)
T- ti as in tango (tánguo)
I- ái as in india (india)
U- iú as in uniform (íuniform)

B- bi as in bravo (brávou)
A- éi as in alpha (alfa)
R- ar as in romeo (rómio)
R- ar as in romeo (rómio)
I- ai as in india (india)
O- oú as in oscar (óscar)
S-es as in sierra (siérra)

TRADUCIR PÁGINA 18 TRADUCIR PÁGINA 18

Sheep Oveja Cheap Barato
Ship Embarcación Sit Sentar
Yes Si Ten Diez
Train Tren Say Decir
Man Hombre Apple Manzana
Cup Taza Ugly Feo
Mother Madre Sister Hermana
Heart Corazón Car Coche
Ball Pelota Always Siempre
No No Boat Bote
Book Libro Good Bueno
Boot Bota Shoe Zapato
Fine multa Like Me gusta
Boy Chico Toy Juguete
House Casa Now Ahora
Bean Frijol Seat Asiento
It Eso Minutes Minutos
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Pen Bolígrafo Bell Campana

Paper Papel They Ellos
Sad Triste Jacket Chaqueta
Love Amor Honey Miel
Father Padre Brother Hermano
Farm Granja Star Estrella
All Todos Walk Caminar
Bone Hueso Phone Teléfono
Put Poner Woman Mujer
Pool Piscina Soup Sopa
Buy Comprar I Yo
Oil Petróleo Enjoy Disfrutar
Cow Vaca Town Pueblo
Eat Comer Talk Hablar
Interesting Interesante Note Nota
Friend Amigo Room Habitación
Today Hoy You Tú
Hand Mano Time Hora
Cousin Prima Noise Ruido
Saturday Sábado Out Fuera
Guitar Guitarra
ARTICULO A ARTICULO INDEFINIDO AN
1. A couple 1. An uniform
2. A crazy 2. An airplane
3. A turtle 3. An onion
4. A house 4. An unicorn
5. A Wolf 5. An idea
6. A T.V 6. An eyelash
7. A motorcycle 7. An eye
8. A mirror 8. An umbrela
9. A cow 9. An example
10. A purse 10. An ear
ARTICULO DEFINIDO THE SOME
1. The dog 1. Some tres
2. The shoes 2. Some shoes
3. The table 3. Some birds
4. The book 4. Some pants
5. The bed 5. Some hours
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6. The shairt 6. Some bicycles

7. The pencil 7. Some balls
8. The cars 8. Some ropes
9. The doctor 9. Some pillows
10. The bear 10. Some foods
SOME ANY NEGATIVO
1. You spilled some milk. 1. We do not have any good neighbors.
2. I need to buy some books. 2. They did not learn any new word in class.
3. I saw some cats on my way home today. 3. You d not need any winter clothes in Miami.
4. There is a fish tank in the living room, with 4. There are not any rich men in this city.
some goldfish in it. 5. There are not any good seats left for the play tomorrow.
5. Some people are coming for dinner tonight. 6. She didn’t tell me any of her experiences.
6. I think you made some mistakes. 7. There aren’t any tomatoes in the kitchen.
7. Would you like some coffe? 8. I don’t know any good dancer.
8. Some of his travels were amazing. 9. You didn’t make any mistake in your test.
9. Do not worry, you’ll make some Friends at 10. We didn’t find any good place to go yesterday.
school.
10. There are some things that he ignores.
ANY INTERROGATIVA ANY INTERRONEGATIVA
1. Are there any oranges? 1. Don’t you have any other shoes?
2. Do you have any idea? 2. Aren’t there any oranges?
3. Is there any possibility that we going to the 3. Don’t you have any idea?
movies tomorrow? 4. Isn’t there any possibility that we going to the movies tomorrow?
4. Does she have any children? 5. Doesn’t she have any children?
5. Is there any milk left in the fridge? 6. Is there not any milk left in the fridge?
6. Do you have any pets? 7. Do you not have any pets?
7. Do you have any toys for little boys? 8. Do you not have any toys for little boys?
8. Can you recommend any good shows? 9. Did they not leave any message?
9. Did they leave any message? 10. Do you not have any suggestions?
10. Do you have any suggestions?
DEMOSTRATIVOS THIS DEMOSTRATIVOS THAT
1. This is my notebook 1. That uniform
2. This is my car 2. That eye
3. This is my cellphone 3. That bicycle
4. This is my dog 4. That turtle
5. This is my umbrela 5. That motorcycle
6. This is my house 6. That pencil
7. This is my shoe 7. That book
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8. This is my table 8. That bear

9. This is my doctor 9. That bird
10. This is my hospital 10. That exercise is easy
DEMOSTRATIVOS THESE DEMOSTRATIVOS THOSE
1. These pens 1. Those Windows
2. These books 2. Those libraries
3. These exercises 3. Those parties
4. These romos 4. Those cities
5. These cars 5. Those héroes
6. These chairs 6. Those wives
7. These bicycles 7. Those people
8. These tres 8. Those thieves
9. These pillows 9. Those pants
10. These kisses 10. Those ropes
NÚMEROS CARDINALES NÚMEROS CARDINALES
1. 1 one first 1. 24 twenty-four twenty-fourth
2. 2 two second 2. 25 twenty-five twenty-fifth
3. 3 three third 3. 26 twenty-six twenty-sixth
4. 4 four fourth 4. 27 twenty-seven twenty-seventh
5. 5 five fifth 5. 28 twenty-eight twenty-eighth
6. 6 six sixth 6. 29 twenty-nine twenty-ninth
7. 7 seven seventh 7. 30 thirty thirtieth
8. 8 eight eighth 8. 31 thirty-one thirty-first
9. 9 nine ninth 9. 40 forty fortieth
10. 10 ten tenth 10. 50 fifty fiftieth
11. 11 eleven eleventh 11. 60 sixty sixtieth
12. 12 twelve twelfth 12. 70 seventy seventieth
13. 13 thirteen thirteenth 13. 80 eighty eightieth
14. 14 fourteen fourteenth 14. 90 ninety ninetieth
15. 15 fifteen fifteenth 15. 100 one hundred hundredth
16. 16 sixteen sixteenth 16. 500 five hundred five hundredth
17. 17 seventeen seventeenth 17. 1,000 one thousand thousandth
18. 18 eighteen eighteenth 18. 1,500 one thousand five hundred, or fifteen hundred one thousand five hundredth
19. 19 nineteen nineteenth 19. 100,000 one hundred thousand hundred thousandth
20. 20 twenty twentieth 20. 1,000,000 one million millionth
21. 21 twenty-one twenty-first
22. 22 twenty-two twenty-second
23. 23 twenty-three twenty-third
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PRONOMBRES REFLEXIVOS SUSTANIVOS REGLAS S

1. She burned herself. 1. Cat- Cats
2. I blame myself for that mistake. 2. Apple- Apples
3. He cuts himself when he shaves. 3. Onion- Onions
4. The cat hurt itself when it jumped over the 4. Bird- Birds
fence. 5. Truck- Trucks
5. My son is old enough to dress himself. 6. Car- Cars
6. My sisters like to look at themselves in the 7. House- Houses
mirror. 8. Window- Windows
7. She cut herself with the same knife. 9. Boy- Boys
8. The soldier shot himself by accident. 10. Desk- Desks
9. She hasn’t been herself lately.
10. You will hurt yourself if you are not careful
enough.
SUSTANTIVOS ES SUSTANTIVOS Y
1. Bench- benches 1. Baby- babies
2. Kiss- kisses 2. Family- families
3. Fox- foxes 3. Library- libraries
4. Bus- buses 4. Party- parties
5. Witch- witches 5. Agency- agencies
6. Box- boxes 6. Urgency- urgencies
7. Wish- wishes 7. City. Cities
8. Bush- bushes 8. Country- countries
9. Class- clases 9. Fly- flies
10. Ash- ashes 10. Tendency- tendencies
CODIGO DE CONSONANTE Y PRECEDIDO DE VOCAL
1. Soup (sup) 1. Buy
2. Bat (baet) 2. Pay
3. Cap (kaep) 3. Enjoy
4. Bag (baeg) 4. Play
5. Man (maen) 5. Pray
6. Rain (rein) 6. Employ
7. King (kin) 7. Stay
8. Fish (fis) 8. Annoy
9. Van (vaen) 9. Deploy
10. Mouse (maus) 10. Delay
Y PRECEDIDO DE CONSONANTE TERMINADO EN S, SS, SH, CH, X, Z, O
1. marry 1. domino- dominoes
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2. identify 2. potato- potatoes

3. imply 3. tomato- tomatoes
4. try 4. hero- héroes
5. testify 5. zero- zeroes
6. solidify 6. buffalo- buffaloes
7. carry 7. echo- echoes
8. reply 8. halo- haloes
9. study 9. volcano- volcanoes
10. fly 10. tornado- tornadoes
PLURAL PLURAL
1. half- halves 1. Child – children
2. knife- knives 2. Foot – feet
3. life- lives 3. Goove – geese
4. thief- thieves 4. Man – men
5. wife- wives 5. Woman – women
6. calf- calves 6. Tooth – teeth
7. elf- elves 7. Deer – deer
8. Wolf- wolves 8. Mouse – mice
9. Scarf- scarves 9. Person – people
10. Loaf- loaves 10. Fish - fish
PRONOMBRES SUBJETIVOS PRONOMBRES OBJETIVOS
1. I live in Paris. 1. Give me the money.
2. You are a good student. 2. I’ll send the pictures to you tomorrow.
3. He sells shoes. 3. I called him an hour ago.
4. She sings at church. 4. I looked for her at the concert.
5. We sent a letter to our mother. 5. Put it in the fridge.
6. You will travel to Europe. 6. If you need any help, just ask us.
7. They sold the books. 7. Mary took them out to dinner.
8. He ate the sandwich. 8. I bought some new shoes. Do you like them?
9. It’s raining. 9. Susan has a new hairstyle. Do you like it?
10. She went to work. 10. I think Susan’s beautiful… Do you like her?
ADJETIVOS POSESIVOS PRONOMBRES POSESIVOS
1. That’s my bike. 1. The bag is mine. (It’s my bag.)
2. You dropped your keys. 2. This towel is yours. (It’s your towel.)
3. He washed his hair. 3. That’s not my phone, it’s his.
4. She dumped her boyfriend last week. 4. The dog isn’t mine, it’s hers.
5. The dog wagged its tail. 5. The cat has a personality of its own.
6. We sold our house last year. 6. The money is ours. We earned it.
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7. The children took off their shoes.
8. My boss lost his briefcase.
9. My neighbor broke up with her boyfriend.
10. I went out to have a beer with my friend
Amanda.
PRONOMBRES COMPLETOS TOBE
1. She sees them on the bus.
2. He teaches us math.
3. What is the matter with her today?
4. I explain the lesson to you every day.
5. We will divide the money between us.
6. She sent me a lot of presents.
7. He always helps me with my homework.
8. You need to talk with them.
9. We gave them the money.
10. He knows me well.
WOULD SHOULD
1. I would like to play tennis on Sundays
2. If you come with that mask, John would start
crying
3. Paul and Max would always choose the most
exotic vacation destinations
4. He promised he would send cards every
week
5. I would never go to that city
6. Would you turn off the lights when you
leave?
7. They say they would help you, they will do.
8. Would you like broccoli for a side order?
9. If I had found his wallet, he would have paid
for the salad
10. As a child, she would always miss school.
ADJETIVOS DETERMINATIVOS. ADJETIVOS CALIFICATIVOS
1. This: este. This car belongs to me.
2. That: ese. Whose is that cat?
3. These: estos. What are you into these
days?
4. Those: esos. Luck comes to those who
7. We ate our lunches, and they ate theirs.
8. this car is mine.
9. that chain is his.
10. that house on the corner is ours.
1. I am a good student.
2. We are old friends.
3. He is a student.
4. She is absent from class today.
5. They are friends.
6. We are cousins.
7. She is sick today.
8. She is a young woman.
9. He is a businessman.
10. He is a lawyer.
1. She should take the children with her to Houston.
2. He should lend us the money which we need.
3. She should be back by noon.
4. She should return later.
5. You should learn at least five new words every day.
6. You should call her tomorrow.
7. You should see her tomorrow.
8. She should try to finish her projects on time.
9. They should help you with your work.
10. You should go by plane.
1. Square (cuadrado): “Elmer’s got a square mind” (Elmer tiene una mente cuadrada)
2. Round (redondo): “Let’s discuss it in a round table” (Discutámoslo en una mesa
redonda)
3. Hollow (vacío): “She’s such a hollow person!” (¡Ella es una persona tan vacía!)
4. Full (lleno): “The gasoline tank is full” (El tanque de gasolina está lleno)
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look for it.
5. All: todos. All you have to do is believe me.
6. Every: cada (todos). I practise every day.
7. Each: cada uno. Each individual is
different.
8. Both: ambos. It was both relaxing and
exciting.
9. Either: cualquiera de los dos. She wanted to
either go now or in one hour.
10. Neither: ninguno de los dos. She had
neither the breath nor the voice to talk.
VERBOS REGULARES
1. We enjoyed the party last night because we
danced all night long.
2. At the end of the movie, they kissed each
other.
3. Mom! I cleaned my room yesterday.
4. When I was a kid, I hated football. Now, I
love it.
5. The bad guy killed the good guy.
6. I am tired because I have waited in line for 6
hours.
7. She has tried to talk to him, but he has not
answered his pone.
8. I have already opened the window.
9. He has helped her more than once.
10. I waited for 5 hours.
CASO COMPARATIVO IGUALDAD
1. She is as pretty as her mother.
2. They are as tall as their father.
3. It’s as bright as the sun.
4. She talks as much as a parrot.
5. Her car costs as much as mine.
6. He eats as much as an elephant.
7. London isn’t as beautiful as Paris.
8. English isn’t as difficult as Chinese.
9. That duck isn’t as fat as this goose.
10. Henry doesn’t eat as many cakes as they
5. Big (grande): “I live in a very big house” (Vivo en una casa muy grande)
6. Small (pequeño): “I bought a very small phone” (Compré un teléfono muy pequeño)
7. Heavy (pesado): “That’s one heavy book” (Qué libro tan pesado)
8. Light (liviano): “Let’s eat something light” (Comamos algo liviano)
9. Solid (sólido): “I only see a solid brick wall” (Únicamente veo una sólida pared de
ladrillos)
10. Tall (alto): “My dad’s very tall in comparison” (My padre es muy alto en comparación)
VERBOS IRREGULARES
1. He broke the vase.
2. She became a teacher in 1998.
3. We ran for almost 2 hours.
4. I understood all the lesson.
5. We felt so sad that day.
6. They stood up when the teacher arrived.
7. We won the lottery that summer.
8. She bought a blouse for her sister.
9. He went to Greece with his classmates.
10. She built her sister’s house herself.
PREPOSICIONES
1. With: (con). Ej. Will you go out with her on Friday?
2. Without: (sin). Ej. John had agreed without argument.
3. The cat is on the table.
4. He put the book upon the table.
5. The title is at the the top of the page.
6. Camila is sitting up in the chair.
7. He walks through the bridge.
8. She finished him before it rained.
9. They during the day read a book.
10. She was stunned by my beauty.
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ADVERBIOS
1. He started the job when the boss told him to.
2. This is the university where I studied.
3. The math teacher explains things too fast.
4. Mi brother jumps very high.
5. A ghost suddenly appeared.
6. They walked close to each other.
7. How is your grandmother?
8. Look for the keys inside the drawer.
9. I always sit behind.
10. Clearly I want to continue the game.
CASOS COMPARATIVOS
1. Gold is more valuable than silver.
2. She is more ambitious than her sister
3. She is more elegant than my aunt.
4. This box is smaller than the one I lost.
5. China is bigger than Italy.
6. My car is newer than yours.
7. His house is bigger than mine.
8. The ball is faster than the worm.
9. Tea is cheaper than champagne.
10. Today is colder than yerterday.
CONJUNCIÓN
1. I have a pen and a pencil.
2. We saw your sister but we didn’t see your
brother.
3. We bought the drinks after we bought the
food.
4. Although we’ve had a rough year, we are
very happy.
5. He looked at me as he walked out the door.
6. I think the older brother is as intelligent as the
younger brother.
7. I will pay for the trip as long as you pay for
the hotel.
8. I don’t like him, yet I invited him to the parte.
9. We are buying the car whether you like it or.
10. Do you know whether he’s a good student?
SUPRESIVO POSITIVO
1. Marta is the funniest teacher in the whole school.
2. Nicolás is the most timid of the family.
3. scooth is the fattest dog in the neighborhood.
4. Chemistry is the most difficult subject in my school.
5. He is the most beautiful of all men.
6. The red car is the most elegant of the night.
7. The white bear is the biggest i know.
8. chicken soup is my favorite.
9. girls are very brave.
10. Sofía is the youngest in her class.
SUPRESIVO NEGATIVO
1. Nicolás is the least shy of the family.
2. Scooth is the least fat dog in the neighborhood.
3. Chemistry is the least difficult subject in my school.
4. Luisa is less fun than Juan.
5. Mateo is less kind than Diego.
6. Camilo is the ugliest of all men.
7. The red car is the least elegant of the night.
8. The white bear is the smallest I know.
9. Sofía is the youngest of the course.
10. Marta is the least fun teacher in the whole school.
INTERJECCIÓN
1. Yeah! I got the job.
2. I was looking everywhere for the perfect dress until, bingo! I found it in the new store.
3. Shh, don’t talk during the movie.
4. Ahem… excuse me, is this seat taken?
5. Hey! Michael! What a surprise to see you here.
6. Psst, John, we’re here, don’t wake up the baby.
7. I hate my boss, grr.
8. I will spend the whole summer in the city, argh!
9. “You will fail this test if you don’t study.” “Bah, whatever.”
10. “Did you like the movie?” “Meh…”
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WHAT WHITH
1. What time does she arrive from school? 1. Which one of these cars is the fastest?
2. What time is it? 2. Which was the book you read last week?
3. What is your name? 3. Which was the lamp you broke?
4. What is she doing? 4. Which one of these gloves is the most expensive?
5. What is your phone number? 5. In which row did she sit?
6. What is your address? 6. Which one of these subjects are you going to select?
7. What is your surname? 7. Which month is the coldest?
8. What is your marital status? 8. Which one is yours?
9. What did you do yesterday? 9. Which one of those restaurants is cheaper?
10. What is that? 10. Which color do you like, blue or red?
WHERE WHY
1. Where are you from? 1. Why are you working so late?
2. Where are you? 2. Why is he here?
3. Where do you live? 3. Why is the sky blue?
4. Where were you born? 4. Why are you sad?
5. Where is the nearest bank? 5. Why do you wake up so early?
6. Where are you going? 6. Why did you study philosophy?
7. Where is the dog? 7. Why is she crying?
8. Where can I buy a car? 8. Why did she leave?
9. Where was the party? 9. Why was he upset?
10. Where did you find him? 10. Why will you buy that house?
WHO WHOSE
1. Who is he? 1. I saw the man whose car you fixed
2. Who is your friend? 2. I don’t know whose hat this is.
3. Who is talking? 3. This is my friend whose daughter had a baby.
4. Who is running in the park? 4. That’s the neighbor whose tools I borrowed.
5. Who was at the party? 5. He’s the boy whose dog got lost.
6. Who have you called? 6. Whose keys are these?
7. Who is going to visit her? 7. Whose is that umbrella
8. Who was working in the garage? 8. Whose computer is this?
9. Who was with you? 9. Whose cellphone is that?
10. Who can help me? 10. Whose are these shoes?
HOW WHEN
1. How old are you? 1. When did they sell thier home?
2. How are you? 2. When were you born?
3. How soon will your friend get the money? 3. When will he arrive?
4. How early do you get up? 4. When can I see you again?
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5. How fast can you ride on bike?
6. How big is the wedding cake?
7. How far is the bank from your house?
8. How deep is that pool?
9. How tall is your brother?
10. How can I help you?
HOW MUCH
1. How much is this bunch of roses?
2. How much water do you need to fill a
bucket?
3. How much does it cost?
4. How much time do you need to finish?
5. How much are the tomatoes?
6. How much sugar do you want?
7. How much coffe do you drink in the morning?
8. How much flour is there in the bowl?
9. How much electricity does it need to work?
10. How much milk is there in the fridge?
HOW OFTEN
1. How often do you study English?
2. How often do you visit your sister?
3. How often does she play tennis?
4. How often do you see your grandparents?
5. How often do you see her?
6. How often do you sleep and for how long?
7. How often do you read to your children?
8. How often do you have headaches?
9. How often do you go to the movies?
10. How often does he visit his best friend?
HOW LONG AGO
1. How long ago did you arrive?
2. How long ago did you buy your house?
3. How long ago did you live in this city?
4. How long ago did your husband arrive?
5. How long ago did you visit your brother?
6. How long ago did you travel to London?
7. How long ago have you been working?
5. When was the race?
6. When is your birthday?
7. When can I call you?
8. When are we going to visit them?
9. When will you come back?
10. When did the concert start?
HOW MANY
1. How many eggs do you need for the cake?
2. How many candles do you need for the cake?
3. How many bedrooms are there in the apartment?
4. How many apartments are there in the building?
5. How many books did you read last year?
6. How many guests will you invite to your wedding?
7. How many bottles of milk do you need?
8. How many chairs are there in the classroom?
9. How many cars are there?
10. How many houses are white?
HOW LONG
1. How long is it since you last saw Kelly?
2. How long have you been studying English?
3. How long do you think couples should know each other before they get married?
4. How long does it take to learn English?
5. How long have you been teaching Math?
6. How long have you been married?
7. How long does it take you to get to work?
8. How long does it take your son to walk to school?
9. How long have you lived at your current address?
10. How long have you lived in this city?
PRESENTE SIMPLE
1. She reads the newspaper every day.
2. We come to school by bus.
3. You work very hard.
4. She likes to sit in the sun.
5. We play in the park every day.
6. He watches his son in the park.
7. We always try to arrive on time.
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8. How long ago did you go to a party?
9. How long ago did you eat with her?
10. How long ago did she win the race?
PRESENTE SIMPLE NEGATIVO
1. She does not read the newspaper every day.
2. We do not come to school by bus.
3. You do not work very hard.
4. She does not like to sit in the sun.
5. We do not play in the park every day.
6. He doesn’t watch his son in the park.
7. We don’t try to arrive on time.
8. He doesn’t walk to school.
9. She doesn’t work for my uncle.
10. I don’t speak several foreign languages.
PRESENTE SIMPLE INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Does she not read the newspaper every
day?
2. Do we not come to school by bus?
3. Do you not work very hard?
4. Does she not like to sit in the sun?
5. Do we not play in the park every day?
6. Doesn’t he watch his son in the park?
7. Don’t we always try to arrive on time?
8. Doesn’t he always walk to school?
9. Doesn’t she work for your uncle?
10. Don’t you speak several foreign languages?
PASADO SIMPLE NEGATIVO
1. You didn’t work very hard last week.
2. She didn’t live in Japan last year.
3. They didn’t learn how to swim two years ago.
4. She didn’t like to sit in the sun.
5. He didn’t walk to school.
6. I didn’t paint my house last weekend.
7. I didn’t marry Kelly last year.
8. He didn’t work in his garden yesterday.
9. He didn’t study for his English class.
10. You didn’t watch television every night.
PASADO SIMPLE INTERRONEGATIVO
8. He always walks to school.
9. She does the work of two people.
10. I speak several foreign languages.
PRESENTE SIMPLE INTERROGATIVO
1. Does she read the newspaper every day?
2. Do we come to school by bus?
3. Do you work very hard?
4. Does she like to sit in the sun?
5. Do we play in the park every day?
6. Does he watch his son in the park?
7. Do we always try to arrive on time?
8. Does he always walk to school?
9. Does she work for your uncle?
10. Do you speak several foreign languages?
PASADO SIMPLE
1. You worked very hard last week.
2. She lived in Japan last year.
3. They learned how to swim two years ago.
4. She liked to sit in the sun.
5. He always walked to school.
6. I painted my house last weekend.
7. I married Kelly last year.
8. He worked in his garden yesterday.
9. He studied for his English class.
10. You watched television every night.
PASADO SIMPLE INTERROGATIVO
1. Did you work very hard last week?
2. Did she live in Japan last year?
3. Did they learn how to swim two years ago?
4. Did she like to sit in the sun?
5. Did he walk to school?
6. Did he work in his garden yesterday?
7. Did he study for his English class?
8. Did you watch television every night?
9. Did they talk on the phone last week?
10. Did she want to learn French?
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1. Did you not work very hard last week?
2. Did she not live in Japan last year?
3. Did they not learn how to swim two years
ago?
4. Did she not like to sit in the sun?
5. Did he not walk to school?
6. Didn’t he work in his garden yesterday?
7. Didn’t he study for his English class?
8. Didn’t you watch television every night?
9. Didn’t they talk on the phone last week?
10. Didn’t she want to learn French?
FUTURO SIMPLE NEGATIVO
1. She will not read the newspaper tomorrow.
2. We will not come to school by bus.
3. You will not work very hard.
4. She will not like to sit in the sun.
5. We will not play in the park next week.
6. He won’t live in Boston.
7. I won’t understand everything in the book.
8. She won’t want to visit London.
9. He won’t play in the park tomorrow.
10. I won’t go to class twice a week.
FUTURO SIMPLE INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Will she not read the newspaper tomorrow?
2. Will we not come to school by bus?
3. Will you not work very hard?
4. Will she not like to sit in the sun?
5. Will we not play in the park next week?
6. Will he not watch his son in the race?
7. Will we not try to arrive on time?
8. Will he not walk to school?
9. Will she not do the work of two people?
10. Will they not play tennis next Sunday?
PRESENTE PROGRESIVO CONTINUO NEGATIVO
1. She is not reading the newspaper in the
living room.
2. You are not working very hard.
1. She will read the newspaper tomorrow.
2. We will come to school by bus.
3. You will work very hard.
4. She will like to sit in the sun.
5. We will play in the park next week.
6. He’ll live in Boston.
7. I’ll understand everything in the book.
8. She’ll want to visit London.
9. He’ll play in the park tomorrow.
10. I’ll go to class twice a week.
FUTURO SIMPLE INTERROGATIVO
1. Will she read the newspaper tomorrow?
2. Will we come to school by bus?
3. Will you work very hard?
4. Will she like to sit in the sun?
5. Will we play in the park next week?
6. Will he watch his son in the race?
7. Will we try to arrive on time?
8. Will he walk to school?
9. Will she do the work of two people?
10. Will they play tennis next Sunday?
PRESENTE PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
1. She is reading the newspaper in the living room.
2. You are working very hard.
3. They are playing in the park.
4. She is doing the work of two people.
5. He is speaking German.
6. They’re waiting for you. (Ellos te están esperando)
7. It’s raining. (Está lloviendo)
8. He’s sleeping. (Ella está durmiendo)
9. She’s cleaning the room now. (Ella está limpiando la habitación ahora)
10. She’s looking for the book which she lost.
PRESENTE PROGRESIVO CONTINUO INTERROGATIVO
1. Is she reading the newspaper in the living room?
2. Are you working very hard?
3. Are they playing in the park?
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3. They are not playing in the park.
4. She is not doing the work of two people.
5. He is not speaking German.
6. They aren’t waiting for you.
7. It isn’t raining.
8. She isn’t sleeping.
9. She isn’t cleaning the room now.
10. She isn’t looking for the book which she lost.
PRESENTE PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Is she not reading the newspaper in the living
room?
2. Are you not working very hard?
3. Are they not playing in the park?
4. Is she not doing the work of two people?
5. Is he not speaking German?
6. Isn’t he playing in the park?
7. Aren’t they selling books there?
8. Aren’t they playing chess?
9. Aren’t they waiting for you?
10. Isn’t it raining?
PASADO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO NEGATIVO
1. She was not reading the newspaper in the
living room when you arrived.
2. You were not working very hard yesterday.
3. They were not playing in the park
4. She was not doing the work of two people.
5. He was not speaking German.
6. They weren’t waiting for you.
7. It wasn’t raining.
8. He wasn’t sleeping.
9. She wasn’t cleaning the room.
10. She wasn’t looking for the book which she
lost.
PASADO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Was she not reading the newspaper in the
living room when you arrived?
4. Is she doing the work of two people?
5. Is he speaking German?
6. Is he playing in the park?
7. Are they selling books there?
8. Are they playing chess?
9. Are they waiting for you?
10. Is it raining?
PASADO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
1. She was reading the newspaper in the living room when you arrived.
2. You were working very hard yesterday.
3. They were playing in the park.
4. She was doing the work of two people.
5. He was speaking German.
6. He was playing in the park.
7. They were selling books there.
8. They were playing chess.
9. He was knocking the door.
10. They were waiting for you.
PASADO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO INTERROGATIVO
1. Was she reading the newspaper in the living room when you arrived?
2. Were you working very hard yesterday?
3. Were they playing in the park?
4. Was she doing the work of two people?
5. Was he speaking German?
6. Was he playing in the park?
7. Were they selling books there?
8. Were they playing chess?
9. Was he knocking the door?
10. Were they waiting for you?
FUTURO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
1. If you come before lunch, she will be reading the newspaper.
2. You will be working very hard tomorrow morning.
3. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, he will be teaching mathematics.
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2. Were you not working very hard yesterday?
3. Were they not playing in the park?
4. Was she not doing the work of two people?
5. Was he not speaking German?
6. Wasn’t he playing in the park?
7. Weren’t they selling books there?
8. Weren’t they playing chess?
9. Wasn’t he knocking the door?
10. Weren’t they waiting for you?
FUTURO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO NEGATIVO
1. If you come before lunch, she will not be
reading the newspaper.
2. You will not be working very hard tomorrow
morning.
3. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, he will not
be teaching mathematics.
4. At this time next year, he will not be living in
Boston.
5. At this time next year, he will not be speaking
German.
6. If you come before lunch, she won’t be
reading the newspaper.
7. You won’t be working very hard tomorrow
morning.
8. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, he won’t be
teaching mathematics.
9. At this time next year, he won’t be living in
Boston.
10. At this time next year, he won’t be speaking
German.
FUTURO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO
INTERRONEGATIVO
1. If I come before lunch, will she not be reading
the newspaper?
2. Will you not be working very hard tomorrow
morning?
3. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, will he not
be teaching mathematics?
4. At this time next year, he will be living in Boston.
5. At this time next year, he will be speaking German.
6. If you come before lunch, she’ll be reading the newspaper.
7. You’ll be working very hard tomorrow morning.
8. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, he’ll be teaching mathematics.
9. At this time next year, he’ll be living in Boston.
10. At this time next year, he’ll be speaking German.
FUTURO PROGRESIVO CONTINUO INTERROGATIVO
1. If I come before lunch, will she be reading the newspaper?
2. Will you be working very hard tomorrow morning?
3. Tomorrow afternoon at this time, will he be teaching mathematics?
4. At this time next year, will he be living in Boston?
5. At this time next year, will he be speaking German?
6. Will we be eating lunch at noon?
7. Can I call him at five o’clock? Will he be having his dance lesson?
8. Will she be waiting for him on the corner?
9. Will we be practicing guitar when you get back?
10. Will it be raining in a few minutes?
PRESENTE PERFECTO
1. I have worked for my uncle.
2. She has finished her homework.
3. I have to go, we have talked for more than two hours.
4. We have visited them once a week for the last year.
5. He has returned my car at last.
6. He has read the book that you gave me yesterday.
7. She has spoken with him several times.
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4. At this time next year, will he not be living in 8. We have lent money to you many times.
Boston? 9. They have lost my book.
5. At this time next year, will he not be speaking 10. He has forgotten what I said.
German?
6. Won’t we be eating lunch at noon?
7. Can I call him at five o’clock? Won’t he be
having his dance lesson?
8. Won’t she be waiting for him on the corner?
9. Won’t we be practicing guitar when you get
back?
10. Won’t it be raining in a few minutes?
PRESENTE PERFECTO NEGATIVO PRESENTE PERFECTO INTERROGATIVO
1. I have not worked for my uncle. 1. Have you worked for your uncle?
2. She has not finished her homework. 2. Has she finished her homework?
3. We have not visited them for the last year. 3. I have to go, have we talked for more than two hours?
4. It has not rained for the last month 4. Have we visited them in the last year?
5. They have not completed the project. 5. Has he returned my car at last?
6. He has not read the book that you gave me 6. Has he read the book that you gave me yesterday?
yesterday. 7. Has she spoken with him several times?
7. She has not spoken with him. 8. Have they lent money to you many times?
8. They have not lost my book. 9. Have they lost my book?
9. He has not forgotten what I said. 10. Has he forgotten what I said?
10. I have not been here before.
11. I haven’t worked for my uncle.
12. She hasn’t finished her homework.
13. We haven’t visited them for the last year.
14. It hasn’t rained for the last month.
15. They haven’t completed the project.
16. He hasn’t read the book that you gave me
yesterday.
17. She hasn’t spoken with him.
18. They haven’t lost my book.
19. He hasn’t forgotten what I said.
20. I haven’t been here before.
PRESENTE PERFECTO INTERRONEGATIVO PASADO PERFECTO
1. Have you not worked for your uncle? 1. I had worked for my uncle.
2. Has she not finished her homework? 2. She had finished her homework.
3. I have to go, have we not talked for more 3. We had talked for more than two hours.
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than two hours? 4. We had visited them once a week for the last year.
4. Have we not visited them in the last year? 5. He had returned my car at last.
5. Has he not returned my car at last? 6. He had read the book that you gave me yesterday.
6. Hasn’t he read the book that you gave me 7. She had spoken with him several times.
yesterday? 8. We had lent money to you many times.
7. Hasn’t she spoken with him several times? 9. They had lost my book.
8. Haven’t they lent money to you many times? 10. He had forgotten what I said.
9. Haven’t they lost my book?
10. Hasn’t he forgotten what I said?
PASADO PERFECTO NEGATIVO
1. I had not worked for my uncle
2. She had not finished her homework.
3. We had not talked for more than two hours.
4. We had not visited them for the last year.
5. He had not returned my car.
6. He had not read the book that you gave me
yesterday.
7. She had not spoken with him several times.
8. We had not lent money to you many times.
9. They had not lost my book.
10. He had not forgotten what I said.
11. I had not been here before.
PASADO PERFECTO INTERROGATIVO PASADO PERFECTO INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Had you worked for my uncle? 1. Had you not worked for my uncle?
2. Had she finished her homework? 2. Had she not finished her homework?
3. Had we talked for more than two hours? 3. Had we not talked for more than two hours?
4. Had we visited them once a week for the last 4. Had we not visited them once a week for the last year?
year? 5. Had he not returned my car at last?
5. Had he returned my car at last? 6. Hadn’t it rained for the last month?
6. Had it rained for the last month? 7. Hadn’t they completed the project?
7. Had they completed the project? 8. Hadn’t you cooked something special for me?
8. Had you cooked something special for me? 9. Hadn’t you worked in that firm for many years?
9. Had you worked in that firm for many years? 10. Hadn’t we loved each other for twenty years?
10. Had we loved each other for twenty years?
FUTURO PERFECTO FUTURO PERFECTO NEGATIVO
1. I will have worked for my uncle. 1. I will not have worked for my uncle.
2. She will have finished her homework. 2. She will not have finished her homework.
3. We will have talked for more than two hours. 3. We will not have talked for more than two hours.
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4. We will have visited them.
5. He will have returned my car.
6. They will have completed the project.
7. I will have cooked something special for you.
8. I will have worked in that firm for many years.
9. We will have loved each other for twenty
years.
10. He will have finished reading my book.
FUTURO PERFECTO INTERROGATIVO
1. Will you have worked for my uncle?
2. Will she have finished her homework?
3. Will we have talked for more than two hours?
4. Will we have visited them?
5. Will he have returned my car?
6. Will they have completed the project?
7. Will you have cooked something special for
me?
8. Will you have worked in that firm for many
years?
9. Will we loved each other for twenty years?
10. Will he have finished reading my book?
PRESENTE PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
1. I have been working for my uncle.
2. I have to go, we have been talking for more
than two hours.
3. We have been visiting them once a week for
the last year.
4. It has been raining all day.
5. They have been completing the project for
four weeks.
6. I’ve been working for my uncle.
7. I have to go, we’ve been talking for more
than two hours.
8. We’ve been visiting them once a week for the
last year.
9. It’s been raining all day.
10. They’ve been completing the project for four
weeks.
4. We will not have visited them.
5. He will not have returned my car.
6. They will not have completed the project.
7. I will not have cooked something special for you.
8. I will not have worked in that firm for many years.
9. We will not have loved each other for twenty years.
10. He will not have finished reading my book.
FUTURO PERFECTO INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Will you not have worked for my uncle?
2. Will she not have finished her homework?
3. Will we not have talked for more than two hours?
4. Will we not have visited them?
5. Will he not have returned my car?
6. Won’t they have completed the project?
7. Won’t you have cooked something special for me?
8. Won’t you have worked in that firm for many years?
9. Won’t we loved each other for twenty years?
10. Won’t he have finished reading my book?
PRESENTE PERFECTO PROGRESIVO NEGATIVO
1. I have not been working for my uncle.
2. We have not been talking for more than two hours.
3. We have not been visiting them once a week for the last year.
4. It has not been raining all day.
5. They have not been completing the project for four weeks.
6. I haven’t been working for my uncle.
7. We haven’t been talking for more than two hours.
8. We haven’t been visiting them once a week for the last year.
9. It hasn’t been raining all day.
10. They haven’t been completing the project for four weeks.
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PRESENTE PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
INTERROGATIVO
1. Have you been working for my uncle?
2. Have we been talking for more than two
hours?
3. Have you been visiting them once a week for
the last year?
4. Has it been raining all day?
5. Have they been completing the project for
four weeks?
6. Has she been cooking something special for
you?
7. Have you been working in that firm for many
years?
8. Have you been watching this T.V. show for
hours?
9. Has he been reading the book that you gave
me yesterday?
10. Has she been talking with him all morning?
PASADO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
1. I had been working for my uncle.
2. She had been finishing her homework.
3. We had been talking for more than two
hours.
4. They had been completing the project.
5. I had been cooking something special for
you.
6. I’d been working for my uncle.
7. She’d been finishing her homework.
8. We’d been talking for more than two hours.
9. They’d been completing the project.
10. I’d been cooking something special for you.
PASADO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
INTERROGATIVO
1. Had you been working for my uncle?
2. Had she been finishing her homework?
3. Had we been talking for more than two
hours?
PRESENTE PERFECTO PROGRESIVO INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Have you not been working for my uncle?
2. Have we not been talking for more than two hours?
3. Have you not been visiting them once a week for the last year?
4. Has it not been raining all day?
5. Have they not been completing the project for four weeks?
6. Hasn’t she been cooking something special for you?
7. Haven’t you been working in that firm for many years?
8. Haven’t you been watching this T.V. show for hours?
9. Hasn’t he been reading the book that you gave me yesterday?
10. Hasn’t she been talking with him all morning?
PASADO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO NEGATIVO
1. I had not been working for my uncle.
2. She had not been finishing her homework.
3. We had not been talking for more than two hours.
4. They had not been completing the project.
5. I had not been cooking something special for you.
6. I hadn’t been working for my uncle.
7. She hadn’t been finishing her homework.
8. We hadn’t been talking for more than two hours.
9. They hadn’t been completing the project.
10. I hadn’t been cooking something special for you.
PASADO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Had you not been working for my uncle?
2. Had she not been finishing her homework?
3. Had we not been talking for more than two hours?
4. Had they not been completing the project?
5. Had you not been cooking something special for me?
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4. Had they been completing the project?
5. Had you been cooking something special for
me?
6. Had you been working in that firm for many
years?
7. Had we been loving each other for twenty
years?
8. Had you been investing in something
revolutionary?
9. Had he been reading the book?
10. Had you been sleeping for more than
fourteen hours?
FUTURO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
1. I will have been working for my uncle.
2. She will have been finishing her homework.
3. We will have been talking for more than two
hours.
4. They will have been completing the project.
5. I will have been cooking something special
for you.
6. I’ll have been working for my uncle.
7. She’ll have been finishing her homework.
8. We’ll have been talking for more than two
hours.
9. They’ll have been completing the project.
10. I’ll have been cooking something special for
you.
FUTURO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO
INTERROGATIVO
1. Will you have been working for my uncle?
2. Will she have been finishing her homework?
3. Will we have been talking for more than two
hours?
4. Will they have been completing the project?
5. Will you have been cooking something
special for me?
6. Will you have been working in that firm for
many years?
6. Had you not been working in that firm for many years?
7. Had we not been loving each other for twenty years?
8. Had you not been investing in something revolutionary?
9. Had he not been reading the book?
10. Had you not been sleeping for more than fourteen hours?
FUTURO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO NEGATIVO
1. I will not have been working for my uncle.
2. She will not have been finishing her homework.
3. We will not have been talking for more than two hours.
4. They will not have been completing the project.
5. I will not have been cooking something special for you.
6. I won’t have been working for my uncle.
7. She won’t have been finishing her homework.
8. We won’t have been talking for more than two hours.
9. They won’t have been completing the project.
10. I won’t have been cooking something special for you.
FUTURO PERFECTO PROGRESIVO INTERRONEGATIVO
1. Will you not have been working for my uncle?
2. Will she not have been finishing her homework?
3. Will we not have been talking for more than two hours?
4. Will they not have been completing the project?
5. Will you not have been cooking something special for me?
6. Won’t you have been working in that firm for many years?
7. Won’t we have been loving each other for twenty years?
8. Won’t you have been investing in something revolutionary?
9. Won’t he have been reading the book?
10. Won’t you have been sleeping for more than fourteen hours?
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7. Will we have been loving each other for
twenty years?
8. Will you have been investing in something
revolutionary?
9. Will he have been reading the book?
10. Will you have been sleeping for more than
fourteen hours?
THERE IS AFIRMATIVO
1. There is a car on the road.
2. There is an ipad in my bag
3. There is a fire escape in the building.
4. There is a lamp in my bedroom.
5. There is a fly on the window.
6. There is a ghost in this room.
7. There is an apple on the desk.
8. There is oil on the pavement.
9. There is a worm in this Apple.
10. There is a guitar in my room.
THERE ARE AFIRMATIVO
1. There are apples in the box.
2. There are five flags at the top of the hotel.
3. There are two students absent today.
4. There are two large windows in my office.
5. There are no Italians in my class.
6. There are two books on the desk.
7. There are four windows in my room.
8. There are some windows in my room.
9. There are five dogs in the house.
10. There are two chairs in my room.
THERE IS NEGATIVO
1. There is not a car on the road.
2. There is not an ipad in my bag
3. There is not a fire escape in the building.
4. There is not a lamp in my bedroom.
5. There is not a fly on the window.
6. There is not a ghost in this room.
7. There is not an apple on the desk.
8. There is not oil on the pavement.
THERE IS AFIRMATIVO
1. There’s a police station next to the supermarket.
2. There’s someone at the door.
3. There’s no one at home.
4. There’s only one doctor in this area.
5. There’s a bank between the post office and the hospital.
6. There’s a mailbox on the corner.
7. There’s a package for you.
8. There’s someone asking for her.
9. There’s a country where women can’t vote.
10. There’s a swimming pool in the backyard.
THERE ARE AFIRMATIVO
1. There’re seven days in a week.
2. There’re four seasons in a year.
3. There’re several restaurants in this avenue.
4. There’re four laundromats in this neighborhood.
5. There’re apples in the box.
6. There’re five flags at the top of the hotel.
7. There’re two students absent today.
8. There’re two large windows in my office.
9. There’re no Italians in my class.
10. There’re two books on the desk.
THERE IS NEGATIVO
1. There isn’t a police station next to the supermarket.
2. There isn’t someone at the door.
3. There isn’t two bedrooms available.
4. There isn’t a lamp in my bedroom.
5. There isn’t a fly on the window.
6. There isn’t a ghost in this room.
7. There isn’t an apple on the desk.
8. There isn’t oil on the pavement.
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9. There is not a worm in this Apple.
10. There is not a guitar in my room.
THERE IS NEGATIVO 2
1. There’s not a police station next to the
supermarket.
2. There’s not someone at the door.
3. There’s not no one at home.
4. There’s not only one doctor in this area.
5. There’s not a bank between the post office
and the hospital.
6. There’s not a mailbox on the corner.
7. There’s not a package for you.
8. There’s not someone asking for her.
9. There’s not a country where women can’t
vote.
10. There’s not a swimming pool in the backyard.
THERE ARE NEGATIVO
1. There aren’t nine days in a week.
2. There aren’t five seasons in a year.
3. There aren’t two students absent today.
4. There aren’t two large windows in my office.
5. There aren’t no Italians in my class.
6. There aren’t two books on the desk.
7. There aren’t four windows in my room.
8. There aren’t some windows in my room.
9. There aren’t five dogs in the house.
10. There aren’t two chairs in my room.
IS THERE INTERROGATIVA
1. Is there a car on the road?
2. Is there an ipad in my bag?
3. Is there a fire escape in the building?
4. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
5. Is there a police station next to the
supermarket?
6. Is there someone at the door?
7. Is there no one at home?
8. Is there only one doctor in this area?
9. Is there a bank between the post office and
9. There isn’t a worm in this Apple.
10. There isn’t a guitar in my room.
THERE ARE NEGATIVO
1. There are not apples in the box.
2. There are not five flags at the top of the hotel.
3. There are not two students absent today.
4. There are not two large windows in my office.
5. There are not no Italians in my class.
6. There are not two books on the desk.
7. There are not four windows in my room.
8. There are not some windows in my room.
9. There are not five dogs in the house.
10. There are not two chairs in my room.
THERE ARE NEGATIVO 2
1. There’re not seven days in a week.
2. There’re not four seasons in a year.
3. There’re not several restaurants in this avenue.
4. There’re not four laundromats in this neighborhood.
5. There’re not apples in the box.
6. There’re not five flags at the top of the hotel.
7. There’re not two students absent today.
8. There’re not two large windows in my office.
9. There’re not no Italians in my class.
10. There’re not two books on the desk.
IS THERE INTERRONEGATIVA
1. Is there not a car on the road?
2. Is there not an ipad in my bag?
3. Is there not a fire escape in the building?
4. Is there not a lamp in my bedroom?
5. Is there not a police station next to the supermarket?
6. Is there not someone at the door?
7. Is there not no one at home?
8. Is there not only one doctor in this area?
9. Is there not a bank between the post office and the hospital?
10. Is there not a mailbox on the corner?
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the hospital?
10. Is there a mailbox on the corner?
IS THERE INTERRONEGATIVA
1. Isn’t there a car on the road?
2. Isn’t there an ipad in my bag?
3. Isn’t there a fire escape in the building?
4. Isn’t there a lamp in my bedroom?
5. Isn’t there a police station next to the
supermarket?
6. Isn’t there someone at the door?
7. Isn’t there no one at home?
8. Isn’t there only one doctor in this area?
9. Isn’t there a bank between the post office
and the hospital?
10. Isn’t there a mailbox on the corner?
ARE THERE INTERRONEGATIVA
1. Are there not apples in the box?
2. Are there not five flags at the top of the
hotel?
3. Are there not two students absent today?
4. Are there not two large windows in my office?
5. Are there not no Italians in my class?
6. Are there not two books on the desk?
7. Are there not seven days in a week?
8. Are there not four seasons in a year?
9. Are there not several restaurants in this
avenue?
10. Are there not four laundromats in this
neighborhood?
NEGATIVAS THERE IS
1. Is there enough salt to cook?
No, there isn’t
2. Is there knowledge to share about this topic
at school?
No, there isn’t
3. Is there enough air in that room?
No, there isn’t. We need to open a window.
4. Is there any information about that issue in
ARE THERE INTERROGATIVA
1. Are there apples in the box?
2. Are there five flags at the top of the hotel?
3. Are there two students absent today?
4. Are there two large windows in my office?
5. Are there no Italians in my class?
6. Are there two books on the desk?
7. Are there seven days in a week?
8. Are there four seasons in a year?
9. Are there several restaurants in this avenue?
10. Are there four laundromats in this neighborhood?
ARE THERE INTERRONEGATIVA
1. Aren’t there apples in the box?
2. Aren’t there five flags at the top of the hotel?
3. Aren’t there two students absent today?
4. Aren’t there two large windows in my office?
5. Aren’t there no Italians in my class?
6. Aren’t there two books on the desk?
7. Aren’t there seven days in a week?
8. Aren’t there four seasons in a year?
9. Aren’t there several restaurants in this avenue?
10. Aren’t there four laundromats in this neighborhood?
AFIRMATIVA THERE IS
1. Is there enough salt to cook?
Yes, yes there is enough
2. Is there knowledge to share about this topic at school?
Yes, yes there is
3. Is there enough air in that room?
Yes, there is. We need to open a window.
4. Is there any information about that issue in news?
Yes, there is any information.
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news?
No, there isn’t any.
5. Is there a car on the road?
No, there isn’t a car.
6. Is there an ipad in my bag?
No, there isn’t an ipad.
7. Is there a fire escape in the building?
No, there isn’t.
8. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
No, there isn’t a lamp.
9. Is there a police station next to the
supermarket?
No, there isn’t a police.
10. Is there someone at the door?
No, there isn’t someone.
NEGATIVAS THERE IS
1. Is there enough salt to cook?
No, there is not.
2. Is there knowledge to share about this topic
at school?
No, there is not.
3. Is there enough air in that room?
No, there is not. We need to open a window.
4. Is there any information about that issue in
news?
No, there is not any.
5. Is there a car on the road?
No, there is not a car.
6. Is there an ipad in my bag?
No, there is not an ipad.
7. Is there a fire escape in the building?
No, there is not.
8. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
No, there is not a lamp.
9. Is there a police station next to the
supermarket?
No, there is not a police.
10. Is there someone at the door?
5. Is there a car on the road?
Yes, there is a car.
6. Is there an ipad in my bag?
Yes, there is an ipad.
7. Is there a fire escape in the building?
Yes, yes there is.
8. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
Yes, there is a lamp.
9. Is there a police station next to the supermarket?
Yes, there is a police.
10. Is there someone at the door?
Yes, there is someone.
AFIRMATIVA THERE’S
1. Is there enough salt to cook?
Yes, yes there’s enough
2. Is there knowledge to share about this topic at school?
Yes, yes there’s.
3. Is there enough air in that room?
Yes, there’s. We need to open a window.
4. Is there any information about that issue in news?
Yes, there’s any information.
5. Is there a car on the road?
Yes, there’s a car.
6. Is there an ipad in my bag?
Yes, there’s an ipad.
7. Is there a fire escape in the building?
Yes, yes there’s.
8. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
Yes, there’s a lamp.
9. Is there a police station next to the supermarket?
Yes, there’s a police.
10. Is there someone at the door?
Yes, there’s someone.
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No, there is not someone.

NEGATIVA THERE IS
1. Is there enough salt to cook?
No, there’s not.
2. Is there knowledge to share about this topic
at school?
No, theres’ not.
3. Is there enough air in that room?
No, there’s not. We need to open a window.
4. Is there any information about that issue in
news?
No, there’s not any.
5. Is there a car on the road?
No, there’s not a car.
6. Is there an ipad in my bag?
No, there’s not an ipad.
7. Is there a fire escape in the building?
No, there’s not.
8. Is there a lamp in my bedroom?
No, there’s not a lamp.
9. Is there a police station next to the
supermarket?
No, there’s not a pólice.
10. Is there someone at the door?
No, there’s not someone.
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