Estructuras gramaticales en ingles
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Publicado: 25 de marzo de 2011
GRAMMAR STRUCTURES
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Present to be Subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
She is a good person with the children in the school.
Subject + verb to be + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They aren’t musicians in their school.
Verb to be +subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Are you a doctor in the hospital?
Affirmation + subject + verb to be.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, I am.
Negation + subject + verb to be + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, I am not.
Affirmation + subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, I am a doctor in the hospital.
Negation + subject + verb to be + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, I am not a doctor in thehospital.
Wh- word + verb to be + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
What is your favorite sport?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:
Basketball.
Subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
My favorite sport is basketball
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Past to be Subject +verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I was a student of the Garaicoa High School.
Subject + verb to be in past + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They weren’t in their house on Sunday.
Verb to be in past + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Was Manta in the Coast Region?
Affirmation + subject + verb to be in past.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, it was.
Negation + subject + verb to be inpast + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, it wasn’t.
Affirmation + subject + verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, it was in the Coast Region.
Negation + subject + verb to be in past + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, it wasn’t in the Coast Region.
Wh-word + verb to be in past + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Where was he on last Friday?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:In the house.
Subject + verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
He was on last Friday in the house.
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Simple Present Tense Subject + main verb (s form) + complement.
EXAMPLE:
My father smokes in the cold night.
Subject + do / does + not +main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They don’t watch T.V. in the morning.
Do / does + subject + main verb + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Does your father sing in the church?
Affirmation + subject + do / does.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, he does.
Negation + subject + do / does + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, he doesn’t.
Affirmation + subject + main verb (s form) + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, hesings in the church.
Negation + subject + do / does + not + main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, he doesn’t sing in the church.
Wh-word + do / does + subject + main verb + complement?
EXAMPLE:
What time do you write a poem?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:
At 7: 30.
Subject + main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I write a poem at 7: 30 pm.
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCENEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Simple Past Tense Subject + main verb in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I cooked chicken and rice on last Monday.
Subject + did + not + main verb in present + complement.
EXAMPLE:
He didn’t enjoy in his party with his friends.
Did + subject + main verb in present +complement?
EXAMPLE:
Did your mother work in El Hierro?
Affirmation + subject + did.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, she did.
Negation + subject + did + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, she didn’t.
Affirmation + subject + main verb in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, she worked in El Hierro.
Negation + subject + did + not + main verb in present + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, she didn’t work in El...
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Present to be Subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
She is a good person with the children in the school.
Subject + verb to be + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They aren’t musicians in their school.
Verb to be +subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Are you a doctor in the hospital?
Affirmation + subject + verb to be.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, I am.
Negation + subject + verb to be + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, I am not.
Affirmation + subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, I am a doctor in the hospital.
Negation + subject + verb to be + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, I am not a doctor in thehospital.
Wh- word + verb to be + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
What is your favorite sport?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:
Basketball.
Subject + verb to be + complement.
EXAMPLE:
My favorite sport is basketball
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Past to be Subject +verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I was a student of the Garaicoa High School.
Subject + verb to be in past + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They weren’t in their house on Sunday.
Verb to be in past + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Was Manta in the Coast Region?
Affirmation + subject + verb to be in past.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, it was.
Negation + subject + verb to be inpast + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, it wasn’t.
Affirmation + subject + verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, it was in the Coast Region.
Negation + subject + verb to be in past + not + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, it wasn’t in the Coast Region.
Wh-word + verb to be in past + subject + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Where was he on last Friday?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:In the house.
Subject + verb to be in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
He was on last Friday in the house.
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCE NEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Simple Present Tense Subject + main verb (s form) + complement.
EXAMPLE:
My father smokes in the cold night.
Subject + do / does + not +main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
They don’t watch T.V. in the morning.
Do / does + subject + main verb + complement?
EXAMPLE:
Does your father sing in the church?
Affirmation + subject + do / does.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, he does.
Negation + subject + do / does + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, he doesn’t.
Affirmation + subject + main verb (s form) + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, hesings in the church.
Negation + subject + do / does + not + main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, he doesn’t sing in the church.
Wh-word + do / does + subject + main verb + complement?
EXAMPLE:
What time do you write a poem?
Information required.
EXAMPLE:
At 7: 30.
Subject + main verb + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I write a poem at 7: 30 pm.
TENSE AFFIRMATIVE
SENTENCENEGATIVE
SENTENCE INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCE SHORT ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER WH-QUESTION SHORT
ANSWER LARGE
ANSWER
Simple Past Tense Subject + main verb in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
I cooked chicken and rice on last Monday.
Subject + did + not + main verb in present + complement.
EXAMPLE:
He didn’t enjoy in his party with his friends.
Did + subject + main verb in present +complement?
EXAMPLE:
Did your mother work in El Hierro?
Affirmation + subject + did.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, she did.
Negation + subject + did + not.
EXAMPLE:
No, she didn’t.
Affirmation + subject + main verb in past + complement.
EXAMPLE:
Yes, she worked in El Hierro.
Negation + subject + did + not + main verb in present + complement.
EXAMPLE:
No, she didn’t work in El...
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