1º BACHILLERATO: GRAMMAR UNIT 1: BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER PRESENT SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES I work. 1-to talk about general truth and always, every A: He/she/it works. permanent actions(facts): day/month/year You/we/they work. The Earth rotates round its axis. It never, often, rains a lot in autumn. I normally, seldom, speak English and French. I do not (don’t) work. N: sometimes, 2-to talk about repeated, customary He/she/it does not (doesn’t) work_. actions: He gets up at usually, twice a You/we/they do not (don’t) work. 8 o’clock every morning. week/day…, They never listen to their teacher. Do I work? Q: all the time 3-to talk about a planned future Does he/she/it work_? action (a timetable or schedule ) Do you/we/they work? The train leaves at 3 tomorrow. PRESENT CONTINUOUS FORMS USE TIME PHRASES 1-to talk about actions that are happening now, at the moment of now, speaking: Look! at the moment, Hurry up! The boys are playing football. I am (I’m) working. A: at present; The train is coming. He/she/is is (he’s) working. 2- to talk about actions that are Look!, Listen! You/we/they are (we’re) working. happening around now, but not exactly these days, at the moment of speaking: I am not (I’m not) working. N: this morning, We are studying very hard these days. He/she/it is not (isn’t) working. today We have to prepare for our exams. You/we/they/ are not (aren’t) working. 3-to speak about what you have already arranged to do: - Am I working? Q: What are you doing on Saturday? -I Is he/she/we working? am meeting my friend at the station. She is arriving at 8 pm. Are you/we/they working? PAST SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES
1º BACHILLERATO: GRAMMAR UNIT 1: BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER PRESENT SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES A: I work. He/she/it works. You/we/they work. N: I do not (don’t) work. He/she/it does not (doesn’t) work_. You/we/they do not (don’t) work. Q: Do I work? Does he/she/it work_? Do you/we/they work? 1-to talk about general truth and permanent actions(facts): The Earth rotates round its axis. It rains a lot in autumn. I speak English and French. 2-to talk about repeated, customary actions: He gets up at 8 o’clock every morning. They never listen to their teacher. 3-to talk about a planned future action (a timetable or schedule ) The train leaves at 3 tomorrow. always, every day/month/year never, often, normally, seldom, sometimes, usually, twice a week/day…, all the time PRESENT CONTINUOUS FORMS USE TIME PHRASES A: I am (I’m) working. He/she/is is (he’s) working. You/we/they are (we’re) working. N: I am not (I’m not) working. He/she/it is not (isn’t) working. You/we/they/ are not (aren’t) working. Q: Am I working? Is he/she/we working? Are you/we/they working? 1-to talk about actions that are happening now, at the moment of speaking: Look! The boys are playing football. Hurry up! The train is coming. 2- to talk about actions that are happening around now, but not exactly at the moment of speaking: We are studying very hard these days. We have to prepare for our exams. 3-to speak about what you have already arranged to do: are you doing on Saturday? -I am meeting my friend at the station. She is arriving at 8 pm. now, at the moment, at present; Look!, Listen! these days, this morning, today PAST SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES What -