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Una oración en inglés afirmativa se diferencia de una negativa por el auxiliar, dependiendo del tiempo en el que se encuentre la oración afirmativa, por ejemplo:
PRESENTE:
don't: I, you, we, they
Doesn't: He, she, it
Ejemplo:
Affirmative Sentence:
I work as a teacher at your school.
Negative Sentence:
I don't work as a teacher at your school.
Affirmative sentence:
She dances like an angel
Negative Sentence:
She doesn't dance like an angel.
PASADO:
didn't: I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they (para todos los pronombres)
Ejemplo:
Affirmative Sentence:
You traveled to London last year.
Negative Sentence:
You didn't travel to London last year.
Affirmative Sentence:
She studied science at the university.
Negative Sentence:
She didn't study science at the university.
PRESENTE:
don't: I, you, we, they
Doesn't: He, she, it
Ejemplo:
Affirmative Sentence:
I work as a teacher at your school.
Negative Sentence:
I don't work as a teacher at your school.
Affirmative sentence:
She dances like an angel
Negative Sentence:
She doesn't dance like an angel.
PASADO:
didn't: I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they (para todos los pronombres)
Ejemplo:
Affirmative Sentence:
You traveled to London last year.
Negative Sentence:
You didn't travel to London last year.
Affirmative Sentence:
She studied science at the university.
Negative Sentence:
She didn't study science at the university.
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