REVIEW FIRST TERM

TENSES	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE		INTERROGATIVE	Short answer  Affirmative	Short  answer Negative
Simple Present I	I speak English Today	I speak English Today		Do you speak englis today?	yes, i do	no, i don´t
you / we / they	they speak english today	they don´t speak english today		Do they speak english today?	yes, they do	no, they  don´t
she / he / it	she speaks English today	she doesn´t speak English today		Does she speak English today	yes,she does	no,she doesn´t
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	i spoken English today	i didn´t speak a English today		Did you speak a English last week?	yes, i am	No, i am
Present Progressive Or continuos I	i´m speaking a English now	i am not speking English at the		are you speaking a English right now?	yes,she is	No,she is
You / we / they	you´´
she / he / it
Past Progressive or Continuous I
you / we / they
She / he / it
Simple Future      WILL I/You/she/he/ it/we/they
Future Be going to I
She / he / it
You / we / they
Present Perfect I /you / we / they
She / he / it
Past Perfect she / he / it /I/ you / we / they

TENSES	ACTIVE VOICE	PASSIVE VOICE
Simple Present I	I  speak English every year
you / we / they	They speak English and French every year
she / he / it	She teaches English every year
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	Gabo wrote one hundred years of solitude
Present Progressive Or continuos I	I´m watching cartoon programs
You / we / they	You´re eating hamburgers
she / he / it	She´s sending an e-mail
Past Progressive or Continuous I	I was dancing heavy metal music
you / we / they	We were studying Maths and English
she / he / it	She was speaking different french and german
Simple Future WILL I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	He will  read the speech
Future Be going to I	I´m going to design the final project
she / he / it	She´s going to organize the international event in Colombia
you / we / they	They´re going to surf the net
Present Perfect I /you / we / they	You have designed the English class
she / he / it	He has taken the school bus
Past Perfect she / he / it /I/ you / we / they	We had sung romantic songs