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Present Simple With Do

The document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and question forms in the present simple tense using "do" in English. For affirmative sentences, the subject and verb are used without any helping verbs. For negative sentences, "don't" or "doesn't" are added before the verb. For questions, "do" or "does" come before the subject and verb. Verb conjugations in the third person singular also follow certain spelling rules.

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Present Simple With Do

The document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and question forms in the present simple tense using "do" in English. For affirmative sentences, the subject and verb are used without any helping verbs. For negative sentences, "don't" or "doesn't" are added before the verb. For questions, "do" or "does" come before the subject and verb. Verb conjugations in the third person singular also follow certain spelling rules.

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Negative form Question form

Frame (Estructura): Frame (Estructura):


Present Simple with “Do”
Subject + don’t/doesn’t + Verb + complement. Do/Does + Subject + Verb + complement ?

I don’t eat chocolate Do I eat chocolate?


Affirmative form
You don’t eat chocolate. Do you eat chocolate?
Frame (Estructura):
He doesn’t eat chocolate. Does he eat chocolate?
Subject + Verb + complement.
She doesn’t eat chocolate. Does she eat chocolate?
I eat chocolate
It doesn’t eat chocolate. Does It eat chocolate?
You eat chocolate.
We don’t eat chocolate. Do we eat chocolate?
He eats chocolate.*
You don’t eat chocolate. Do you eat chocolate?
She eats chocolate.*
They don’t eat chocolate. Do they eat chocolate?
It eats chocolate.*

We eat chocolate.

You eat chocolate.

They eat chocolate.

* En la tercera persona del singular He / She / It se le agrega la terminación S al final del verbo.

La mayoría de los verbos solo se les añade -s work - works

Se agrega la terminación -es a los verbos que terminan en –ch, -sh, -x, ó -z. watch – watches, pass – passes, relax – relaxes, push - pushes

Si el verbo termina en consonante + y griega, se cambia la y griega por i latina. study - studies

Si el verbo termina en vocal + y griega, solo se le agrega la terminación –s. play - plays

Los verbos con formas irregulares en presente simple cambian por completo. do – does, go – goes, be – am/is/are, have - has

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