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Apuntes

• Subtopic: Present Simple Usage and Structure The Present Simple tense is used for routine and habits, such as "I do sport on Wednesday and Sunday," and for general facts, like "The earth goes around the sun." **Structure:** - Affirmative: "You/We/They eat lunch" or "He/She/It eats." - Negative: "You/We/They don’t eat lunch" or "He/She/It doesn’t eat." - Questions: "Do you/they/we eat?" or "Does he/she/it eat?" - Short answers: "Yes, I do/No, I don’t" or "Yes, she does/No, she doesn’t." • Subtopic: Present Continuous Usage and Structure The Present Continuous tense is used for actions happening now or around the moment of speaking, such as "I’m having a meeting," and for temporary actions or situations, like "I am staying with my uncle this week." **Usage:** - Changing situations: "I’m getting good at this game." - Repetition that annoys the speaker: "You’re always talking about rugby!" **Structure:** - Affirmative: "You/We/They are working" or "He/She/It is working." - Negative: "You/We/They aren’t working" or "He/She/It isn’t working." - Questions: "Are you/they/we working?" or "Is he/she/it working?" - Short answers: "Yes, I am/No, I’m not." • Subtopic: Adverbs of Freque...