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VERB TO BE AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE,INTERROGATIVE AND WH-QUESTION

VERB TO BE The verb "to be" in English. (to be / to be) is one of the most commonly used verbs in English and it is an irregular verb, so it is important to know well how it is conjugated and when it is used. In this article we will review some of the most common conjugations of to be, and we will see in which contexts it is used. Verb to be affirmative To be is an irregular verb and, in the affirmative form, it has this structure: Subject + to be + complement. Subject To be Short form I am I'm YOU are You're HE is He's SHE is She's IT is It's WE are We're YOU are You're THEY

MODAL VERB CAN IN AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND WH-QUESTION

CAN It is a modal verb, that means that it needs another verb. It is used to: Describe abilities. Ask, given or deny permission. Affirmative Subject + can + verb in simple form + complement. She can fly She can see through objects She can freeze She can lift anything She can travel at the speed of light Negative Subject + can not or can't + verb in simple form + complement You can`t smoke Interrogative form Question mark + can + subject + verb in simple form + complement + ? EXERCISES

PAST SIMPLE IN AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE, INTERROGATIVE AND WH-QUESTIONS.

Simple past The "simple past" is used to talk about an action that ended at a time before the current one. Affirmative When expressed in it affirmative form, the verb confirms something of the subject. Subject + verb(past tense)+ complement. Añadimos -ed al final del verbo. Subject Verb(Past tense) I work ed YOU work ed HE work ed SHE work ed IT work ed WE work ed YOU work ed THEY work ed regular verbs: dance,play,walk... irregulas verbs: eat, swim,drive... They are only different in the affirmative form. I typed He swam They had Negative form Auxiliary verbs exist to make life easier for us. And in the case of the negative past simple, that's exactly what they do. To formulate the p

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