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  1. Para ver esta presentación, ten en cuenta: Es para ir a la traducción de la diapositiva Para ver la diapositiva anterior o siguiente Volver a la diapositiva en inglés Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  2. EnglishGrammar Present Continuous – Present Perfect Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  3. PresentContinuous Tense Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  4. Present Continuous Tense • Used to refer to actions done at the moment of speaking • Used to refer to future actions • Used, also, to refer to actions that are happening, maybe not at the same moment, but at a determined time. Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  5. Presente Continuo o Progresivo • Se usa para referirse a las acciones realizadas al momento de hablar. • Lo utilizamos cuando nos referimos a acciones futuras. • También nos sirve para referirnos a acciones que están sucediendo, quizás no en el mismo momento, pero en un tiempo determinado. Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  6. Affirmative sentences Subject Verb TO BE Verbgerund (Verb + ing) Complement EXAMPLE: Rebecca is making a cake Rebecca ismaking a Cake Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  7. Negative Sentences Subject Verb TO BE Not Verbgerund (Verb + ing) Complement EXAMPLE: Rebecca is not making a cake Rebecca isn’tmaking a Cake Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  8. Interrogativesentences: Questions ? Wh- (exceptwho) Verb TO BE Subject Verbgerund (Verb + ing) Complement EXAMPLE: ? is Rebecca making A cake Why Why Rebecca ismaking a cake? Rebecca is making a cake, because today is your birthday Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  9. PresentPerfect Tense Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  10. Present Perfect Tense • We use the Present Perfect tense to talk about actions that are happening now / happenned in the past but we don’t know when they happened. • It is used to refer to actions related to past things • In this tense we use the verb ‘to have’ like an auxiliar verb. In spanish it’s meaning ‘haber’. Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  11. Presente Perfecto • Utilizamos el Presente Perfecto para hablar de acciones que están sucediendo ahora / sucedieron en el pasado, pero no sabemos cuándo sucedieron. • Lo usamos para referirnos a acciones relacionadas con el pasado • En el Presente Perfecto usamos el verbo ‘to have’ como un verbo auxiliar. En español significa ‘haber’. Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  12. Affirmative sentences Subject Have or Has Pastparticiple Complement EXAMPLE: Rebecca has made a cake Rebecca has made a cake Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  13. Negative sentences Subject Have or has Not Pastparticiple Complement EXAMPLE: Rebecca has not made A cake Rebecca hasn’tmade a cake Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  14. Interrogativesentences: Questions ? Wh- (exceptwho) Have Or has Subject PastParticiple Complement EXAMPLE: ? has Rebecca made a cake Why Why has Rebecca made a cake? Rebecca has made a cake for your birthday party Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

  15. Also we can ask: ? Have or has Subject ever PastParticiple Complement ? Has Rebecca ever made A cake Has Rebecca evermade a cake? Diego Martínez T. dmartinez.396@gmail.com http://apuntesdemartinez.wordpress.com/

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