Grammar Review
Grammar review
Let’s review some grammar topics
In this article let’s have a grammar review so
pay attention to all details explained below. Let’s see the main verb tenses in
English and their auxiliary verbs. They are very easy to be understood, so it
is a question of practice.
Simple Present
It is used to express routines or habits. Do and does are considered
auxiliary verbs and both of them are used in negative and interrogative
sentences. Look at the examples below:
Do you speak English? Does your brother speak English?
Yes, I
do
Yes, he does
Yes, I
speak English
Yes, he speaks English.
No, I
don’t speak English. No,
he doesn’t speak English.
Do is
used: I, you, we and they Does is
used: he, she and it
Simple Past
It is used
to express a completed action in the past. Did is considered the auxiliary
verb. There are two kind of verbs in the past (Regular and irregular) = Regular
ones finished by ED = arrive, arrived and irregular ones have a difference form
– buy, bought.
Did you visit Europe last year?
Did you buy a new car last week?
Yes, I
did Yes,
I did
No, I
didn’t No,
I didn’t
Yes, I
visited Europe last year No, I
didn’t buy a car last week.
Did is
used for all personal pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, you and they
Simple Future
It is used
to express an uncertain action in the future. The auxiliary is will + verb in
the infinitive form.
Will you
travel to the USA in your next vacation?
Yes, I
will
No, I
won’t
Yes, I
will travel in my next vacation.
No, I
won’t travel in my next vacation.
Near Future
It is used
to express a certain action in the future. The auxiliary verb is + TO BE +
GOING TO + VERB (INFINITIVE FORM).
Are you going to play soccer next week? Is she going to work on Sunday?
Yes, I
am
Yes, she is
No, I am
not
No, she is not
Yes, I
am going to play soccer next week.
Yes, she is going to work on Sunday.
No, I am
not going to play soccer next week. No,
she is not going to work on Sunday.

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