By Esther alonso. 6º b. Curso 2016/17 LEARN ENGLISH By Esther alonso. 6º b. Curso 2016/17

TO BE PRESENT SIMPLE. PAST SIMPLE. They are in London now. They aren’t in London now. Are they in London now? Yes, they are. PAST SIMPLE. They were in London last summer. They weren’t in London last summer. Were they in London last summer? No, they weren’t

To have got PRESENT SIMPLE PAST SIMPLE He has got a new bike. He hasn’t got a new bike. Has he got a new bike? Yes, he has PAST SIMPLE He had a new bike. He didn’t have a new bike. Did he have a new bike? No, he didn’t.

CAN / COULD PRESENT SIMPLE: PAST SIMPLE: I can play the piano. I can’t play the piano. Can I play the piano? Yes, I can. PAST SIMPLE: I could play the piano when I was younger. I couldn’t play the piano when I was younger. Could you play the piano when you were younger? No, I couldn’t.

REGULAR VERB: PLAY BASKETBALL. PAST SIMPLE I played basketball last Friday. I didn’t play basketball last Friday. Did you play basketball last Friday? Yes, I did. PRESENT SIMPLE. I play basketball on Fridays. I don’t play basketball on Fridays. Do you play basketball on Fridays? Yes, I do. PRESENT CONTINUOUS. I’m playing basketball in the park. I’m not playing basketball in the park. Are you playing basketball in the park? No, I’m not.

IRREGULAR VERB: SING PRESENT SIMPLE. PAST SIMPLE. She sings like an angel. She doesn’t sing like an angel. Does she sing like an angel? Yes, she does. PRESENT CONTINUOUS. She is singing like an angel. She isn’t singing like an angel. Is she singing like an angel? Yes, she is. PAST SIMPLE. She sang like an angel last Saturday. She didn’t sing like an angel. Did she sing like an angel? No, she didn’t.