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    This document provides vocabulary for different film genres including comedy, drama, crime, romance, action, and more. It also lists adverbs of degree and contrasts the uses of the present simple and present continuous tenses in Spanish. Specifically, it notes that the present simple is used for habitual actions while the present continuous is used for ongoing actions in the present moment and lists common expressions used with each tense. It also identifies stative verbs that are not used in the present continuous form.

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    MODULE 2.

    FUN AND GAMES


    SECTION C
    Vocabulary: Film Genres
    Comedy: Fantasy:
    Drama: Animated:
    Crime: Musical:
    Romance: Documentary:
    Action: Western:
    Adventure: Ticket:
    Science-fiction: Festival:
    Horror: Popcorn:
    Film: Characters:

    Adverbs of Degree:
    Quite:
    Not at all:
    Really:
    Very:

    PRESENT SIMPLE VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS


    Usamos el PRESENT SIMPLE para hablar de lo que hacemos habitualmente (rutinas), sin embargo, usamos
    el PRESENT CONTINUOUS para hablar de lo que estamos haciendo ahora, en el momento de hablar. Cada
    tiempo lleva unas expresiones concretas:
    PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS
    Every Now
    Adverbs of frequency (always, sometimes, usually, At the moment
    never…) Look / Listen
    Once.. Next
    Twice… Today
    On + days

    Hay verbos llamados STATIVE VERBS que nunca pueden ir en presente continuo (understand, like, know,
    be…)

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