"YEAR OF THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION AND

IMPUNITY"
FACULTY OF FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE
ACCOUNTING SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

COURSE:
ENGLISH I

CYCLE:
III

TOPIC:
ACTIVITY N ° 7

TEACHER:
Mg. QUEVEDO CALDERON, Nancy

AUTHOR:
PACHARI GOMEZ Wendy Tatiana

Satipo-2019
1. Visitan la biblioteca virtual: Escobar, M. (2011). English grammar and learning
tasks for tourism studies. España: UNED - Universidad Nacional de Educación a
Distancia. Recuperado
de:https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/bibliocauladechsp/reader.action?ppg=1
&docID=3199480&tm=1512687062191

Present Simple

Positive Form

I / you / we / they work

He / she / it Works

Negative Form

I / you / we / they don’t (do not) work

He / she / it doesn’t (does not) work

Question Form

Do I / you / we / they work?

Does he / she / it work?

We use the Present Simple for:

a) Repeated actions or habit.

W ego out on Saturday nights.

b) Something we see as permanent.

My brother Works in a bank

c) Describing a state that doesn’t change

She looks like her mother

 2. They elaborate a grammatical picture about the Simple present tense, its
conjugations and uses.
(Elaboran un cuadro gramatical sobre el tiempo presente Simple, sus
conjugaciones y usos).

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

AFFIRMATIVE MODE INTERROGATIVE MODE NEGATIVELY

I play Yo juego Do I play? ¿Juego yo? I do not play Yo no juego

You play Tú juegas Do you play? ¿Juegas tú? You do not play Tú no juegas

He plays Él juega Does he play? ¿Juega él? He does not El no juega

play
She plays Ella juega Does she play? ¿Juega ella? She does not Ella no juega
play
It plays Esos juegan Does it play? ¿Ellos juegan? It does not play Ellos no juegan

We play Nosotros Do we play? ¿Jugamos We do not play Nosotros no

jugamos nosotros? jugamos
You play Ustedes Do you play? ¿Juegan You do not play Ustedes no
juegan ustedes? juegan
They play Ellos juegan Do they play? ¿Juegan ellos? They do not Ellos no juegan
play
 3. Differences regular and irregular verbs, and outline the rules of construction.
Diferencias verbos regulares e irregulares, y esquematizan las reglas de
construcción.

Regular Verb
In English regular verbs are called those who form the past by adding the suffix 'ed' or
'd' to the root of the verb.

Verbos Pasado Simple Significado

Work Worked Trabajar

Stay Stayed Permanecer
Dance Danced Bailar
Invite Invited Invitar
Play Played Jugar

Example:

- After many discussions, they finally agreed.

(Luego de muchas discusiones, finalmente llegaron a un acuerdo)
- The family arrived safely to their home.
(La familia llegó a salvo a su casa)
- He demanded an explanation.
(Exigió una explicación)
- They danced all night.
(Bailaron toda la noche)
- They graduated last year.
(Se graduaron el año pasado)

Irregular Verb

Irregular verbs, on the other hand, totally differ from their Present Tense structure,
because when you need to write or speak in the past tense you will have to memorize it
in that verb tense. Therefore, in Irregular Verbs you must memorize both the Present
Tense as well as the Past Tense. Example:
Example:

- He took the car and went to the supermarket.

(Él cogió el coche y fue al supermercado)
- He ate a lot fruit the other day.
(Él comió mucha fruta el otro día)
- We went to the library yesterday.
(Nosotros fuimos a la librería ayer)
- They swam enough time.
(Ellos nadaron bastante tiempo)
- I ran to him.
(Yo corrí hacia él)

4. Answer the following questions, in written form and with images:

Responde a las siguientes preguntas, en forma escrita y con imágenes:
- What do you usually do at 7 o'clock in the morning?
I always take my mother with the bike to her job.
- What happens every day in your university classes?

We always carry out the topics to be dealt with in each academic schedule and
sometimes we do jobs, assignments and exhibitions.

- What do you like to do on Sundays?

Always on Sundays I like to spend time with my puppies, play with them and
especially take care of them.
REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRAFICAS
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