English Grammar: Core verb forms and tenses (to be, present, future, past, perfect, conditionals, modals, phrasal verbs)

What is the structure of the verb 'to be' in a negative sentence?

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Summary grammar 1.VERB TO BE -“It’s a pen”. -“It’s not a pen”. -“Is it a pen?”. -When I touch the pen: “This is a pen”. 2.PRESENT CONTINUE -with gerund: “he is walking.” -“He’s not walking.” -“Is he walking?” 3.PRESENT SIMPLE -“He walks every day.” -“You don’t walk every day.” -“Do you walk every day?” -“Does he walk every day?“ -“He doesn’t walk every day.” 4.FUTURE a.Simple future -“I will go.” -“I won’t go.” -“Will I go?” b.Future continue -“I’m going to go.” -“Are you going to go?” -“You’re not going to go.” c.Continue present -“I’m going to Madrid tomorrow.” -“Are you going to Madrid tomorrow?” -“You’re not going to Madrid tomorrow?” 5.SIMPLE PAST -“You played.” -“You didn’t play.” -“Did you play?” 6.IRREGULAR VERBS -“you went.” -“You didn’t go.” -“Did you go?.” -“You broke it.” -“Did you break it?” -“You didn’t break it.” 7.PRESENT PERFECT -We use: Ever, never, lately, so far. -“I have read 3 books so far this week.” (He leído 3 libros esta semana.) -“I’ve never been there.” (Yo nunca he estado aquí.) -“I have eaten a lot Lately.” (He comido mucho últimamente.) -Have+ Pars participate -“I’ve never played.” -“I have eaten 3 apples.” 8.CONDITIONALS a.First conditional -“If it’s...

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