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Modal verbs

We used the modal verbs when we want to express ability, suggestion, obligation, prohibition, and request.

• Can (We use can to express an ability or posibility)
  
• Should (We use should to give advice a recommendation)
• Could (We use could to express ability to do something in the past)
• Must (We use must to express something that you think it´s a serious obligation, is used only in the present and future)
  

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Should, shouldn´t, why dont you....?

• We use should to give advice, to express that something is a good idea.

• We use shouldn´t to give advice in negative form, to express that something is a good idea.

Examples:

• I´m hungry
• You should go to the restaurant
• You shouldn´t eat so much
• Should I eat little?
  

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Future: will/be going to

It is used in four cases

1. Things you have decided to do in the future
2. Things you suddenly decide to do
3. To say what you think will happen in the future
4. To talk about the future when you know what will happen next

Examples:

1. I´m going to play soccer.
2. I´m very hungry, am going to eat.
3. I think she will like the food
4. It´s going to rain.
   

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Future tense: will

"Will is usually used in three situation:

1. When you decide to do something
2. To say what you think what will happen in the future.
3. When you volunteer to do something.

Examples:

1. I will go to Taxco the next week.
2. I will be a good engineer.
3. I will help with your homework.

sujeto + will + verbo

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Comparative of equality

Used to express equality between two nouns; for example;

I have as much hungry as my uncle.
I´m as fast as you
I´m so fast as you

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Simple past

In the past, the regular verbs termination is "ed" and the irregular verbs have diferent termination.
It is used to refer to actions that developed in the past and that already for some time they finished.

On sunday, I worked in my project.
I didn´t work in my project in the mornig.
I went to Guerrero last vacations