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Grammar

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Simple present Conjugation (AM-IS-ARE) I AM YOU ARE HE IS SHE IS IT IS WE ARE YOU ARE THEY ARE

Contractions I am = I’mYou are = You´reHe is = He´sShe is = She´sIt is = It´sWe are = We´reYou are = You´reThey are = They´re

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Simple present1. Simple present to be (am/is/are) Affirmative form : I am YokoInterrogative form : Am I Yoko? Negative form : I am not Yoko

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Simple presentSimple Present (para acciones que realizamos habitualmente) Affirmative form :He lives in Antofagasta.We add “s”, “es” and “ies” with He, She and It subject.

Interrogative form :Does he live in Antofagasta?Does: He-She-It. Do: I-You-We-They

Negative form :He doesn`t live in Antofagasta.

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Future Will(para acciones no planificadas del momento y predicciones) Affirmative form : I will call a taxi.Interrogative form : Will I call a taxi?Negative form : I will not call a taxi.

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Future Will(para acciones no planificadas del momento y predicciones)

Contractions I will = I’llYou will = You´llHe will = He´llShe will = She´llIt will = It´llWe will = We´llYou will = You´llThey will = They´ll

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Going toGoing to(para expresar la intención de hacer o no hacer algo en un futuro próximo) Affirmative form: We are going to a restaurant.Interrogative form: Are we going to a restaurant?Negative form: We are not going to a restaurant.

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Modal verb:Have to…(para realizar una actividad obligatoria) Affirmative form : I have to buy a bottle of sunblock.

Interrogative form : Do I have to buy a bottle of sunblock?

Negative form : I don’t have to buy a bottle of sunblock.

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Above y around…there is a seagull above and some penguins around La Portada.

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Superlative

Short adjective agregan est

Example: Antofagasta is the biggest city.más

Long adjective agregan most

Example: It is the most beautiful thing that I’ve seen! más

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Adjetivo Comparativo Superlativo

bad (malo) worse (peor) The worst (el peor)

good (bueno) better (mejor) The best (el

mejor)

Far (lejos) Farther/further (más lejos)

farthest/furthest (el más lejano)

Irregular adjectives

Ex.: You are the best friendPaola Ortiz M. Hugo Keith N.