Warm-up:
- Identifica el tiempo verbal:
1.
She studies English every day.
2.
She studied English yesterday.
3.
She will study English tomorrow.
What differences do you see in these
sentences?
2.Palabras comunes para cada
tiempo verbal
Presente
Simple (acciones habituales):
- Wake up, go, eat,
study, play, work, watch, sleep.
Pasado Simple (acciones terminadas):
- Woke up, went,
ate, studied, played, worked, watched, slept.
Futuro Simple (planes o predicciones):
- Will wake up, will
go, will eat, will study, will play, will work, will watch, will sleep.
3. Estructura de oraciones
A. Presente Simple
Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo en
presente (+ s para He/She/It).
Negativa: Sujeto + do/does not
+ verbo en infinitivo.
Interrogativa: Do/Does +
sujeto + verbo en infinitivo?
Ejemplos:
- She studies English. (Afirmativa)
- She does not study
English. (Negativa)
- Does she study
English? (Interrogativa)
B. Pasado Simple
Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo en
pasado.
Negativa: Sujeto + did not +
verbo en infinitivo.
Interrogativa: Did + sujeto +
verbo en infinitivo?
Ejemplos:
- She studied English. (Afirmativa)
- She did not study
English. (Negativa)
- Did she study
English?
(Interrogativa)
C. Futuro Simple
Afirmativa: Sujeto + will +
verbo en infinitivo.
Negativa: Sujeto + will not
(won't) + verbo en infinitivo.
Interrogativa: Will + sujeto +
verbo en infinitivo?
Ejemplos:
- She will study
English. (Afirmativa)
- She will not
(won’t) study English. (Negativa)
- Will she study
English?
(Interrogativa)
4.Juego de Kahoot
