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NOT is an adverb of negation


GRAMMAR

 NOT    is an adverb of negation, it is placed after the verb.

e.g  ,  CONJUGATION :     to be

VERB: to be

in 1º the persons singular 

I       am   not reading

In 3º person singular

SHE   is  not studying

 HE is not  speaking

  IT   IS  not saying


in all the persons

 YOU are not  running

WE are not  looking

THEY  are not giving    

This is called INDICATIVE MOOD IN PRESENT TENSES.

THE PRESENT PARTICIPLE


THE PRESENT PARTICIPLE 

The present participle of all the verbs is formed by adding ( ING ) TO the root of the 
verb. E.g

 To read       ------ reading                       to speak  ------ speaking
To study    ------ studying                       to  listen  ------ listening
To say ----- saying                                    to run  -- running
To   look  ----- looking                             to give  ------ giving 

Also, we place before the present participle ( ING ) the verb to Be.

VERB: to be

in 1º the persons singular

I       am  reading

In 3º person singular

SHE   is studying

 HE is  speaking

  IT   IS  saying


in all the persons

 YOU are  running

WE are looking

THEY  are giving    

The function of the present participle in this case is as a  GERUND.

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CAN


GRAMMAR
CAN  is special verbs because has  NO  inflection to show the gender and the number. . In all the persons  IT  will be the same.

e.g  ,  CONJUGATION :     CAN

VERB:  CAN

in all the persons

  I / YOU / WE / THEY       CAN



  In 3º person singular

SHE / HE / IT   CAN 

This is called INDICATIVE MOOD IN PRESENT TENSES.

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