Negative Simple Present Sentences: Examples
50 Examples of Negative Simple Present Sentences
1. She does not read the newspaper every day. (Ella no lee el periódico cada día)
2. We do not come to school by bus. (Nosotros no vamos a la escuela en autobús)
3. You do not work very hard. (Tú no trabajas muy duro)
4. She does not like to sit in the sun. (A ella no le gusta sentarse en el sol)
5. We do not play in the park every day. (Nosotros no jugamos en el parque cada día)
6. He does not watch his son in the park. (Él no observa a su hijo en
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(TEMA 4)
- Neighbourhood – Barrio
- Welfare state – Estado de bienestar
- Poverty – Pobreza
- Laws – Leyes
- Tolerance – Tolerancia
- Hand over – Entregar
- Set off – Explotar
- Spring up – Brotará
- Appoint – Nombrar
- Wise – Sabio
- Employment – Empleo
- Healthcare – Cuidado de la salud
- Taxation – Impuestos
- Citizen – Ciudadano
- Membership – Afiliación
- Ownership – Propiedad
- Slavery – Esclavitud
- Come up against – Chocarse
- Arson – Incendio provocado
- Charge – Cargo
- Burglary – Robo con fractura
- Commit – Cometer
- Underage drinking – Beber alcohol
Essential Office Vocabulary: Actions, Directions, and More
Essential Office Vocabulary
Actions
- Assistant – Assistente
- Be in charge of – Estar a cargo de
- Describe – Describir
- Develop – Desarrollar
- Sell – Vender
- Explain how to use – Explicar como utilizar
- Hire – Alquiler
Around the Office
- Car park – Parking
- Cafeteria – Cafeteria
- Lobby – Vestíbulo
- Conference room – Sala de conferencia
- Ground floor – Planta subterránea
- Kitchen – Cocina
- Maintenance – Mantenimiento
- Reception – Recepción
- Stockroom / Warehouse – Almacén
- Toilet – Lavabo
- Top floor – Planta alta
Giving Directions
- At
Boost Your English: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Conversation
Describing People
- A person who works a lot is hard-working.
- A person who is not afraid is brave.
- A person who is optimistic is also positive.
- A person who likes to give things to others is generous.
- A person who likes to do things on his/her own is independent.
- A person who tells other people what they have to do is bossy.
- A person who likes rules and discipline is strict.
- A person who works hard to reach their objectives is determined.
- A person who expects a lot from others is demanding.
- A person who is
Essential Vocabulary and Phrases for Business and Daily Life
Essential Vocabulary and Phrases
This document provides a list of essential vocabulary and phrases, including translations and context.
Business and Finance
- Wishing well: el pozo de los deseos
- Redundancy Scheme: ERE (Abroad: en el extranjero)
- Income tax: impuesto de IRPF
- VAT: Value Added Tax
- Tax refund: devolución del IVA para no residentes
- Duty: arancel
- Excise tax: impuestos especiales
- To levy: gravar, recaudar
- Customs: aduanas
- Outlet: tienda o establecimiento
- Department store: grandes almacenes
- Direct mailing:
Hotel and Restaurant Interactions
Hotel Check-in and Check-out
G: Hello, my name’s Ana. I have a reservation. R: Oh, yes. Good evening, madam. Welcome to the Hotel. Could you fill in this form, please? G: Sure. R: Can you sign here, please?… Thank you. Here’s your keycard. G: Thanks. Could I have an early-morning call? R: Yes, of course. At what time? G: At 6:45, please.
G: Good morning. Could I have my bill, please? R: Certainly, madam. Did you have anything from the minibar last night? G: No, nothing. R: Fine. Here’s your bill.
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