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    1) The document outlines the forms of the present simple verb "to be" including the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It provides examples of the conjugations for personal pronouns like I, you, he/she/it, we, and they. 2) The forms of the modal verb "can" are presented, including how it is used to express ability and permission. The affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms are shown along with examples like "I can draw" and "Can she play tennis?". 3) Lastly, the different forms of the verb "have got" are explained to express possession, such as the affirmative "I have got a computer" and

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    1) The document outlines the forms of the present simple verb "to be" including the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It provides examples of the conjugations for personal pronouns like I, you, he/she/it, we, and they. 2) The forms of the modal verb "can" are presented, including how it is used to express ability and permission. The affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms are shown along with examples like "I can draw" and "Can she play tennis?". 3) Lastly, the different forms of the verb "have got" are explained to express possession, such as the affirmative "I have got a computer" and

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    Desglose Cuadro Sinóptico Presente Simple

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    1) The document outlines the forms of the present simple verb "to be" including the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It provides examples of the conjugations for personal pronouns like I, you, he/she/it, we, and they. 2) The forms of the modal verb "can" are presented, including how it is used to express ability and permission. The affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms are shown along with examples like "I can draw" and "Can she play tennis?". 3) Lastly, the different forms of the verb "have got" are explained to express possession, such as the affirmative "I have got a computer" and

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    1) PRESENTE SIMPLE (VERB “TO BE”)

    FORMA AFIRMATIVA POSITIVA

    PERSONAL PRONOUN FORM OF VERB “TO BE” SHORT FORM


    I AM I’M
    YOU ARE YOU’RE
    HE/SHE/IT IS HE’S/SHE’S/IT’S
    WE ARE WE’RE
    THEY ARE THEY’RE

    FORMA AFIRMATIVA NEGATIVA

    PERSONAL PRONOUN FORM OF VERB “TO BE” SHORT FORM


    I AM NOT I’M NOT
    YOU ARE NOT YOU AREN’T
    HE/SHE/IT IS NOT HE ISN’T/SHE ISN’T/ IT ISN’T
    WE ARE NOT WE AREN’T
    THEY ARE NOT THEY AREN’T

    FORMA INTERROGATIVA (YES/NO)

    FORM OF VERB TO BE PERSONAL PRONOUN OBLIGATORY COMPLEMENT


    AM I …?
    ARE YOU …?
    IS HE/SHE/IT …?
    ARE WE …?
    ARE THEY …?

    FORMA INTERROGATIVA (WH- QUESTIONS)

    INTERROGATIVE FORM OF VERB TO PERSONAL OBLIGATORY


    PRONOUNS BE PRONOUN COMPLEMENT
    WHAT AM I …?
    WHICH ARE YOU …?
    WHEN IS HE/SHE/IT …?
    WHERE ARE WE …?
    WHO ARE THEY …?
    HOW

    2) CAN (HABILIDADES Y PERMISOS)


    FORMA AFIRMATIVA POSITIVA
    PERSONAL PRONOUN MODAL VERB COMPLEMENT
    I
    YOU
    HE/SHE/IT CAN INFINITIVE VERB
    WE
    THEY

    I CAN DRAW.
    YOU CAN PLAY TENNIS.
    HE CAN RUN FAST.

    FORMA NEGATIVA

    PERSONAL PRONOUN MODAL VERB COMPLEMENT


    I
    YOU CAN NOT
    HE/SHE/IT = INFINITIVE VERB
    WE (CAN’T)
    THEY

    I CAN’T DRAW.
    YOU CAN’T PLAY TENNIS.
    HE CAN’T RUN FAST.

    FORMAS INTERROGATIVAS
    YES/ NO QUESTIONS

    MODAL VERB PERSONAL PRONOUN COMPLEMENT


    I
    YOU
    CAN HE/SHE/IT INFINITIVE VERB
    WE
    THEY

    CAN YOU DRAW? YES, I CAN // NO, I CAN’T.


    CAN ABI PLAY TENNIS? YES, SHE CAN.
    CAN HE RUN FAST? YES, HE CAN. // NO, HE CAN’T.

    WH – QUESTIONS
    WH-PRONOUN MODAL VERB PERSONAL COMPLEMENT
    PRONOUN
    WHAT
    I
    WHICH
    YOU
    WHO*
    CAN HE/SHE/IT INFINITIVE VERB
    WHEN
    WE
    WHERE
    THEY
    HOW

    WHAT CAN YOU DO? I CAN PLAY TENNIS, I CAN COOK, I CAN SKATE.
    WHEN CAN YOU GO SKATING? I CAN GO SKATING ON FRIDAY.

    3) HAVE GOT (TENER)


    FORMA AFIRMATIVA POSITIVA

    DIRECT OBJECT (LO QUE


    SUJETO (PERSONAL PRONOUN
    FORM OF VERB HAVE GOT TENGO – SUSTANTIVO
    / PROPER NAME)
    COMÚN)
    I/ YOU / WE / THEY HAVE GOT PENCILS
    HE/SHE/IT HAS GOT A BIKE

    FORMA AFIRMATIVA NEGATIVA

    DIRECT OBJECT (LO QUE


    SUJETO (PERSONAL PRONOUN
    FORM OF VERB HAVE GOT TENGO – SUSTANTIVO
    / PROPER NAME)
    COMÚN)
    I/ YOU / WE / THEY HAVEN’T GOT PENCILS
    HE/SHE/IT HASN’T GOT A BIKE

    FORMA INTERROGATIVA

    SUBJECT ( PERSONAL
    FORM OF “HAVE DIRECT OBJECT (SUSTANTIVO
    PRONOUN / PROPER
    GOT” COMÚN)
    NAME)
    HAVE I /YOU / WE / THEY PENCILS
    GOT
    HAS HE / SHE / IT A BIKE

    HAVE YOU GOT A COMPUTER?  YES, I HAVE GOT A COMPUTER.

     NO, I HAVEN’T GOT A COMPUTER.

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