Uso del Did

PREGUNTAS EN PASADO

Si quieres hacer preguntas sobre cosas que pasaron ayer,  antier o el año pasado usaremos “DID”

Ya que did es el auxiliar de Do pero en pasado y a diferencia del Do y Does, Did se usa para todos los pronombres.

Did + sujeto +verbo

• Did your mother cook delicious?  /  ¿Tu mama cocina delicioso?

NEGACIONES EN PASADO

Sujeto + Didn´t + Verbo

• I didn´t work /  No trabajé
• I didn´t know  /  No sabía

COMO VERBO EN PASADO

• I did exercise when I was Young  /  Hize ejercicio cuando era joven
• I did my homework  /  Yo hize mi tarea

INTENSIFICADOR

El do y did solo se usa en oraciones positivas  para dar más dramatismo a la oración.

• I do love pizza!  /  A mi me encanta la pizza!
• I did eat my breakfast   / Yo si comí mi desayuno!

*Do, does y did Lo usamos como auxiliar cuando no tenemos verbo to be.

En Definitiva Did se usa para hacer preguntas y negaciones en pasado con todos los verbos menos to be.

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Uso de Do y Does

Do por si mismo es un verbo que significa “Hacer” así mismo se usa como auxiliar para;

HACER PREGUNTAS EN PRESENTE SIMPLE

NEGACIONES EN PRESENTE SIMPLE

-They don´t work in a office   /   Ellos no trabajan en una oficina

REAFIRMAR EL VERBO PRINCIPAL

-I Do like grappes        /  A mi si me gustan las uvas

-He Does eat appels   /   Él si come manzanas

-You do write fast      /   Tu si escribes rápido

COMO VERBO EN PRESENTE

-I do exersice  /  Yo hago ejercicio

-I do my homework  /  Yo hago mi tarea

IMPERATIVO

Es cuando damos ordenes o instrucciones.

·        -Don´t touch that!  /  No toques eso!

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25 Expresiones en Inglés

1. I´m waisting my time  / Estoy perdiendo mi tiempo
2. But nothing ever happens / Pero nunca pasa nada
3. I wonder why/ Me pregunto porque
4. I wonder how / Me pregunto como
5. Not my business / No es mi problema
6. That´s not the point / Ese no es el punto
7. I do it because I want to / Lo hago porque quiero
8. That can wait / Eso puede esperar
9. I hope to see you again / Espero verte pronto
10. Can I asking something? / Puedo preguntar algo
11. Take it outside / Llévalo afuera
12. Thank you for your help / Gracias por tu ayuda
13. I like how you think / Me gusta como piensas
14. I need help please / Necesito ayuda
15. Right now / Ahora mismo
16. I´m so sorry / Lo siento mucho
17. I can´t hear you / No puedo escucharte
18. I don´t like it / No me gusta
19. I think you´re right / Creo que tienes razón
20. Be careful ! / Ten cuidado!
21. It´s ok!  / Esta bien
22. Show me / Muestrame
23. I will be right back – Ya vuelvo
24. I promise / Lo prometo
25. It´s  a good choise / Es una buena elección

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Verbos Irregulares en Inglés

Tiempo Presente	Tiempo Pasado	Pasado Participio	Gerundio	Español
To Sweep	Swept	Swept	Sweeping	Barrer
To Drink	Drank	Drunk	Drinking	Beber
To Ride	Rode	Ridden	Riding	Cabalgar/Montar
To Fall	Fell	Fallen	Falling	Caer
To Sing	Sang	Sung	Singing	Cantar
To Set	Set	Set	Setting	Colocar
To eat	Ate	Eaten	Eating	Comer
To Buy	Bought	Bought	Buying	Comprar
To Freeze	Froze	Frozen	Freezing	Congelar
To Meet	Met	Met	Meeting	Conocer (Gente)
To Know	Knew	Known	Knowing	Conocer, saber
To Get	Got	Got	Getting	Conseguir/Obtener
To Sew	Sewed	Sewn	Sewing	Coser
To Build	Built	Built	Building	Construir
To Cut	Cut	Cut	Cutting	Cortar
To Run	Ran	Run	Running	Correr
To Grow Up	Grew up	Grown up	Growing up	Creciendo
To Give	Gave	Given	Giving	Dar
To Tell	Told	Told	Telling	Decir
To Wake Up	Woke up	Woken up	Waking up	Despertar
To Shoot	Shot	Shot	Shooting	Disparar
To Sleep	Slept	Slept	Sleeping	Dormir
To Begin	Began	Begun	Beginning	Empezar
To Find	Found	Found	Finding	Encontrar
To Teach	Taught	Taught	Teaching	Enseñar
To Write	Wrote	Written	Writing	Escribir
To Win	Won	Won	Winning	Ganar
To Spend	Spent	Spent	Spending	Gastar
To Keep	Kept	Kept	Keeping	Guardar/conservar/mantener
To Speak	Spoke	Spoken	Speaking	Hablar
To Do	Did	Done	Doing	Hacer
To Hurt	Hurt	Hurt	Hurting	Herir
To Go	Went	Gone	Going	Ir
To Read	Read	Read	Reading	Leer
To Become	Became	Become	Becoming	Llegar
To Send	Sent	Sent	Sending	Enviar
To Drive	Drove	Driven	Driving	Manejar
To Swim	Swam	Swum	Swimming	Nadar
To Hear	Heard	Heard	Hearing	Oir (involuntario)
To Forget	Forgot	Forgotten	Forgetting	Olvidar
To Pay	Paid	Paid	Paying	Pagar
To Stand	Stood	Stood	Standing	Pararse
To Hit	Hit	Hit	Hitting	Pegar
To Think	Thought	Thought	Thinking	Pensar
To Lose	Lost	Lost	Losing	Perder
To Let	Let	Let	Letting	Permitir
To Put	Put	Put	Putting	Poner
To Lend	Lent	Lent	Lending	Prestar
To Forbid	Forbade	Forbidden	Forbidding	Prohibir
To Steal	Stole	Stolen	Stealing	Robar
To Break	Broke	Broken	Breaking	Romper
To Shake	Shook	Shaken	Shaking	Sacudir
To Leave	left	left	Leaving	Salir/Dejar
To Sit	Sat	Sat	Sitting	Sentar
To Feel	Felt	Felt	Feeling	Sentir
To Be	Was/Were	Been	Being	Ser/Estar
To Dream	Dreamt	Dreamt	Dreaming	Soñar
To Hold	Held	Held	Holding	Sostener
To Have/Has	Had	Had	Having	Tener/Haber
To Throw	Threw	Thrown	Throwing	Tirar/Aventar
To Take	Took	Taken	Taking	Tomar/Agarrar/llevar
To Bring	Brought	Brought	Bringing	Traer
To Wear	Wore	Worn	Wearing	Vestir/Usar
To Sell	Sold	Sold	Selling	Vender
To Come	Came	Come	Coming	Venir
To See	Saw	Seen	Seeing	Ver
To Fly	Flew	Flown	Flying	Volar

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