“Year of the Bicentennial, of the consolidation of our Independence, and of the commemoration of the

heroic battles of Junín and Ayacucho”

‘‘NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF ALTO AMAZONAS’’

‘‘INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND
TOURISM’’

ENGLISH II G2

STUDENT: CATHERINE ARACELY FASABI

AQUINO
MISS: LAURA ISABEL ACOSTA MENDOZA

YURIMAGUAS
PERU
LORETO
 COMPARISON CHART

PRESENT
ASPECT SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE PAST SIMPLE FUTURE
PERFECT
SUBJECT + VERB IN SUBJECT +
SUBJECT + VERB IN SUBJECT + WILL/SHALL
PAST (REGULAR: -ED) HAVE/HAS + PAST
FORMATION INFINITIVE WITHOUT + INFINITIVE VERB
OR SPECIAL FORM PARTICIPLE OF THE
"TO" WITHOUT "TO"
(IRREGULAR) VERB

CARLOS PLAYED
JIMENA EAT KOREAN THEY WILL TRAVEL MARIA HAS SEEN
EXAMPLE FOOTBALL
FOOD NEXT WEEK TITANIC
YESTERDAY

FOR ACTIONS THAT

FOR HABITS, FOR ACTIONS FOR ACTIONS THAT OCCURRED AT A NON-
SPECIFIC TIME IN THE
USE ROUTINES, GENERAL COMPLETED IN THE WILL OCCUR IN THE
PAST AND HAVE
TRUTHS. PAST. FUTURE.
RELEVANCE IN THE
PRESENT

SHE HAS LIVED

JAKE READS BOOKS WE VISITED PARIS I WILL CALL YOU
EXAMPLE HERE FOR FIVE
EVERY DAY LAST SUMMER. LATER.
YEARS.

ALWAYS, USUALLY,
JUST, ALREADY, YET,
SOMETIMES, OFTEN, YESTERDAY, LAST TOMORROW, NEXT
RECENTLY, EVER,
ADVERBS OF TIME NEVER, EVERY WEEK/MONTH/YEAR WEEK/MONTH/YEAR,
NEVER, SINCE, FOR,
DAY/WEEK/YEAR, , AGO, IN 2010 IN 2025
LATELY, SO FAR
ON MONDAYS