lunes, 24 de febrero de 2014
domingo, 16 de febrero de 2014
domingo, 9 de febrero de 2014
PAST SIMPLE
VERB PLAY
Affirmative:
Subject + Verb-ed
I played
You played
He/ She/ it played
We played
You played
They played
Example:
I played football
He played football
Negative: didn't
Subject + auxiliar (did) + not + verb (present simple)
I didn't play
You didn't play
He/ she/ it doesn't play
We didn't play
You didn't play
They didn't play
Example:
I didn't play football
She doesn't play football
Interrogative:
Auxiliar (did) + Subject + Verb (infunitive) + ?
Did I play?
Did You play?
Did He/ she/ it play?
Did We play?
Did You play?
Did They play?
Did They play?
Example:
Did They play tennis?
Did He play tennis?
sábado, 8 de febrero de 2014
viernes, 7 de febrero de 2014
For you: my teacher.
We're happy that you are my teacher
Estamos muy contentos de que seáis nuestros profesores
We enjoy each lesson you teach
Disfrutamos cada clase que nos dáis
As our role model you inspire me
Sois el modelo que nos inspira
to dream and to work and to reach
A soñar, a trabajar y a alcanzar nuestars metas
Whith your kindness you get my atention
Con vuestra amabilidad conseguís captar nuestra atención
Every day you are planting a seed
Todos los días plantáis una semilla
of curiosity and motivation
De curiosidad y motivación
To know and to grow and succeed
Para saber, crecer y conseguir tener éxito.
We're thankful for all that you've done
Estamos muy agradecidos por todo lo que habéis hecho por nosotros
We admire you each day, and We just want to say
Os admiramos todos lo días. Solo queremos deciros.
As ateacher, you're number one!
¡Como profesores sóis los números UNO!
Estamos muy contentos de que seáis nuestros profesores
We enjoy each lesson you teach
Disfrutamos cada clase que nos dáis
As our role model you inspire me
Sois el modelo que nos inspira
to dream and to work and to reach
A soñar, a trabajar y a alcanzar nuestars metas
Whith your kindness you get my atention
Con vuestra amabilidad conseguís captar nuestra atención
Every day you are planting a seed
Todos los días plantáis una semilla
of curiosity and motivation
De curiosidad y motivación
To know and to grow and succeed
Para saber, crecer y conseguir tener éxito.
We're thankful for all that you've done
Estamos muy agradecidos por todo lo que habéis hecho por nosotros
We admire you each day, and We just want to say
Os admiramos todos lo días. Solo queremos deciros.
As ateacher, you're number one!
¡Como profesores sóis los números UNO!
Verbs Irregulars
PRESENT PAST TRADUCTION
do did hacer/deberes
drink drank beber
make made fabricar
have had/s tener
go went ir
buy bought comprar
eat ate comer
run ran correr
ride rode montar/bicicleta
see saw ver
write wrote escribir
do did hacer/deberes
drink drank beber
make made fabricar
have had/s tener
go went ir
buy bought comprar
eat ate comer
run ran correr
ride rode montar/bicicleta
see saw ver
write wrote escribir
Verbs Regulars
PRESENT PAST TRADUCTION
play played jugar
use used usar
pass passed aprobar
call called llamar
cut cutted cortar
plant planted plantar
walk walked andar
dig digged cabar
dance danced bailar
save saved guardar
live lived vivir
watch watch ver/TV
play played jugar
use used usar
pass passed aprobar
call called llamar
cut cutted cortar
plant planted plantar
walk walked andar
dig digged cabar
dance danced bailar
save saved guardar
live lived vivir
watch watch ver/TV
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
VERB PLAY
Affirmative:
Subject + Verb (to be) + Verb-ing
I am playing
You are playing
He/ She/ it is playing
We are playing
You are playing
They are playing
Example:
I am playing basketball.
She is playing basketball.
Negative:
Subject + Verb (to be) + not + Verb-ing
I am not playing
You are not playing
He/ She/ it is not playing
We are not playing
You are not playing
They are not playing
Example:
You are not playing football
He is not playing football
Interrogative:
Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb-ing + ?
Am I playing?
Are You playing?
Is He/ She/ it playing?
Are We playing?
Are You playing?
Are They playing?
Example:
Are They playing tennis?
Is She playing tennis?
Affirmative:
Subject + Verb (to be) + Verb-ing
I am playing
You are playing
He/ She/ it is playing
We are playing
You are playing
They are playing
Example:
I am playing basketball.
She is playing basketball.
Negative:
Subject + Verb (to be) + not + Verb-ing
I am not playing
You are not playing
He/ She/ it is not playing
We are not playing
You are not playing
They are not playing
Example:
You are not playing football
He is not playing football
Interrogative:
Verb (to be) + Subject + Verb-ing + ?
Am I playing?
Are You playing?
Is He/ She/ it playing?
Are We playing?
Are You playing?
Are They playing?
Example:
Are They playing tennis?
Is She playing tennis?
Hi!
Hello!
My name is MªIsabel Cano López, and I created this blog.
Hope you like my blog. Tanks you all for reading.
My name is MªIsabel Cano López, and I created this blog.
Hope you like my blog. Tanks you all for reading.
PRESENT SIMPLE
VERB PLAY
Affirmative:
Subject + verb(s)
I play
You play
He/ she/ it play(s)-plays
We play
You play
They play
We add s: Third person singular.
Example:
I play tennis every day.
He plays tennis every day.
Negative:
Subjet + auxiliar (do/does) + not + verb
I do not (don't) play
You do not play
He/ she/ it does not (doesn't) play
We do not play
You do not play
They do not play
Example:
I don't play football.
She doesn't play football.
Interrogative:
Auxiliar (do/does) + subject + verb + ?
Do I play?
Do You play?
Does he/ she/ it plays?
Do We play?
Do You play?
Do They play?
Example:
Do you play basketball?
Does he play basketball?
Affirmative:
Subject + verb(s)
I play
You play
He/ she/ it play(s)-plays
We play
You play
They play
We add s: Third person singular.
Example:
I play tennis every day.
He plays tennis every day.
Negative:
Subjet + auxiliar (do/does) + not + verb
I do not (don't) play
You do not play
He/ she/ it does not (doesn't) play
We do not play
You do not play
They do not play
Example:
I don't play football.
She doesn't play football.
Interrogative:
Auxiliar (do/does) + subject + verb + ?
Do I play?
Do You play?
Does he/ she/ it plays?
Do We play?
Do You play?
Do They play?
Example:
Do you play basketball?
Does he play basketball?
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