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    Diana Paula Pérez Rodriguez. CAD22-60. Grupo 31.

    Ingles I

    Verb Positive Negative Interrogative


    1. Caminar She is walking on She isn’t walking Is she walking on
    (Walk) the sidewalk on the sidewalk the sidewalk?
    2. Cerrar He is closing the He isn’t closing Is he closing the
    (Close) door the door door?
    3. Citar They are dating in They aren´t dating Are they dating in
    (Date) Valentine´s in Valentine´s Valentine’s?
    4. Cocinar I am cooking I am not cooking Am i cooking
    (Cook) macarons macarons macarons?
    We are We aren’t Are we
    5. Considerar
    considering your considering your considering your
    (Consider)
    proposal. proposal proposal?
    6. Contar She is counting She isn’t counting Is she counting
    (Count) numbers numbers numbers?
    7. Contestar He is answering He isn’t answering Is he answering
    (Answer) the question. the question the question?
    They aren’t
    8. Desear They are wishing Are they wishing
    wishing for good
    (Wish) for good luck. for good luck?
    luck.
    9. Empezar It is starting to It isn’t starting to
    Is it starting to rain
    (Start) rain. rain.
    10. Empujar We are pushing We aren’t pushing Are we pushing
    (Push) the car. the car. the car?

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