english lessons part 1... February 27, 2005, 12:15:56 AM How i can write the continuous present of these verbs ? for example Write = writing Run = Running etc.... My question is for this verbs: Like Want See Can Be Should ? Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #1 – February 27, 2005, 12:26:42 AM first, it should beMy question is for these verbsand it's:likewantingseeingcanbeingshouldlike, can, and should you don't do anything with. anyone dissagree? i am not the best at this, but i am pretty sure that is correct. Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #2 – February 27, 2005, 12:38:00 AM Quote from: MexCougarHow i can write the continuous present of these verbs ? for example Write = writing Run = Running etc.... My question is for this verbs: Like Want See Can Be Should ?***first off,, these words are not all verbs***Verbs show action are you sure our questions are not for pr0nOUNS?and there is no such thing as a continuous present., its called a "TENSE". Whoever told you about this is not correct. period. dead issue. period again.pastpast perfectpast participlepresentpresent perfectfuturefuture prefectlucky your not studying french,, the male genital is a feminine noun while the female privates are a masculine noun. But of course,, french would be easy for you since you know spanish.search for free homeschool information.......like thishttp://www.angelfire.com/oh3/homeschooling/Activities.htmland thishttp://english-zone.com/index.phpand as i drilled a little deeper into the above,,, this is what you needhttp://english-zone.com/index.php?ID=57 Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #3 – February 27, 2005, 01:37:26 AM Well, its a little diferent because the verb can=poder de puedo and like = gustar are significant to say : " a mi me esta gustando esa chica" o"Yo no estoy pudiendo con la escuela" and since these are common expresions for us in mexico, i want to know if these are like manson said (correct)....Want=wanting = queriendoSee=seeing = mirando, viendobe=being = siendo, estando But i know that these expresions that i want to use (can, like), are not used for the english... I saw at one U.s diary the expression "likeing" but im not sure.... Thanks for the help guys. I´m checking one of these sites now Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #4 – February 27, 2005, 03:01:17 AM Uno sarvasas porfavor! Anyway, i think i skipped skool. And isn't "can, be, and should" all not verbs... i need beer.I know spanish too! it's uno beer plz.i also speak hillbilly. Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #5 – February 27, 2005, 02:50:39 PM ha I graduated spanish III, have mexican grandparents, and still cant speak in spanish. What does that tell ya!!! <-- yo Veryo Stupido Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #6 – February 27, 2005, 04:19:50 PM I took it for 3 and a half years, and I have not been able to roll an "R" yet. I also lwarned absolutely nothing, and some of my freinds speak spanish. Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #7 – February 27, 2005, 05:08:50 PM I had two semesters of Spanish. English is actually more difficult to learn and comprehend than Spanish is. Me gusta pescar con mis amigos. :)><(((((((*> Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #8 – February 27, 2005, 05:25:24 PM I have a wife and in-laws from Ecuador, does that count for anything? What exactly are you trying to say, MexCougar? A specific sentence? Did you ever figure it out? Quote Selected
Re: english lessons part 1... Reply #9 – February 27, 2005, 06:05:45 PM 4 years of Spanish in highschool. Learned more in 3 months working in a restaurant that had 2 cooks from El Salvador.. Quote Selected
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