English Portfolio 2024 by Julian Santiago Bourdon Ladino

Present Contniuos Tense - Oraciones de presente

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-10 21:42:44 UTC

The present continuous is used to refer to actions that are happening in the present. It consists of a subject, the verb "to be," the main verb with "ing" at the end, and the complement.

pesent simple

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-10 21:50:53 UTC

The simple present functions to express actions that take place in the present and is the tense most commonly used in everyday English speech. Its structure is based on a subject, the verb "to be," the verb in its infinitive form, and the complement.

Simple Future

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-10 21:56:19 UTC

The simple future is mainly used to refer to actions that will take place in the near or medium-term future. Its structure consists of a subject, the auxiliary "will," which is used to indicate future tense, followed by the verb and, finally, the complement.

Be Going To

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-10 22:51:33 UTC

"Be going to" is used to describe actions that will happen in the future but are framed in the present in such a way that they sound like they are planned to be done. The structure is subject, verb "to be," "going to," verb, and complement.

Cuisine of Other Countries

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-10 23:22:38 UTC

In the culture of each country, cuisine is different from one place to another. A good example of this is the breakfast that is prepared and sold in shops and street stalls. A good example of this is:

In Japan, they often eat onigiri with a cold drink.
In Mexico, they eat a special sandwich that has ham, lettuce, tomato, and cultural toppings.
In North Korea, they eat kimbap, which consists of a rice roll with various fillings inside.

These are examples of the types of food people eat in each country and how learning about their cuisine is important.

will or Be going to?

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-11 00:10:08 UTC

There is often a constant debate about whether to use "will" or "be going to," which can lead to confusion regarding the use of each. Therefore, I will explain the difference and how to use each one.

"Will" is used to indicate an action that will happen in the future, while "be going to" is used to express an intention to do something or to indicate plans that are already in place.

past simple

julianbourdonl — 2024-10-11 01:55:34 UTC

The simple past is used to refer to moments or actions that have already occurred and are in the past. Its structure consists of a subject, the verb "to be," the verb in the past form (with "ed" at the end or in an irregular form), and then the complement.