Uso del presente simple afirmativo negativo e interrogativo?
Uso del presente simple afirmativo negativo e interrogativo.
Uso del presente simple afirmativo negativo e interrogativo.
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El presente simple se utiliza para indicar rutina (algo que hacemos diaramente) Afirmativo : She does her homework Negativo : She doesn't do her homework Interrogativo : Does she do her homework?
El presente simple se utiliza para indicar rutina (algo que hacemos diaramente)
Afirmativo : She does her homework
Negativo : She doesn't do her homework
Interrogativo : Does she do her homework?
El presente simple se utiliza para indicar rutina (algo que hacemos diaramente) Afirmativo : She does her homework Negativo : She doesn't do her homework Interrogativo : Does she do her homework?
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Respuesta : I play soccer I not play soccer Do you play soccerExplicación :
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