PRESENT SIMPLE

¿Ellos viven en Canadá?

• Do they live in Canada?

• Does they live in Canada?

• Does they lives in Canada?

• Doesn't they live in Canada?

Answer explanation

El auxiliar "do" se utiliza en formas interrogativas con los pronombres I, you, we and they.

Yo usualmente cocino la cena para mi familia.

• I usually cook dinner for my family.

• I am usually cook dinner for my family.

• I am usually cooks dinner for my family.

• I usually cookesYo dinner for my family.

Answer explanation

En la forma afirmativa los verbos conjugados con I, you, we, they quedan en su forma base.

Ellos tienen una reunión cada semana.

• Are they have a meeting every week?

• Does they have a meeting every week

• Do they has a meeting every week?

• Do they have a meeting every week

A ella no le gusta el tenis.

• She don’t like tennis.

• She doesn’t like tennis.

• She don’t likes tennis.

• She doesn’t likes tennis.

¿John tiene suficiente dinero?

• Does John has enough money?

• Do John has enough money

• Does John have enough money?

• Do John have enough money

El se va a la cama temprano.

• He go to bed very early.

• He gos to bed very early.

• He goes to bed very early.

• He don't go to bed very early.

Answer explanation

Cuando hablamos de tercera persona (he-she-it) los verbos cambian un poco.

Él sabe la respuesta.

• He knows the answer.

• He know the answer.

• He don't know the answer.

• He knowes the answer.

Ellos tienen mucho tiempo libre.

• They doesn't has lots of free time.

• They don't has lots of free time.

• They has lots of free time.

• They have lots of free time.

Roberto juega beisbol los fines de semana.

• Robert plays baseball on the weekend.

• Robert playes baseball on the weekend.

• Does Robert playes baseball on the weekend.

• Do Robert playes baseball on the weekend.

Ellos usualmente conducen hacia el trabajo?

• Do they usually drive to work?

• Do they usually driving to work?

• Does they usually drive to work?

• Do they usually drives to work?