Grammar Vocabulary Writing PDF
Grammar Vocabulary Writing PDF
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Facultad de Magisterio
Universitat de València
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Verb Don’t + verb Do I + verb? USES
YOU Verb Don’t + verb Do you + verb?
HE Verb + s Doesn’t + verb Does he + verb? • HABITS/ROUTINES → We watch TV every day.
SHE Verb + s Doesn’t + verb Does she + verb? • LONG-TERM SITUATIONS → My brother lives in
IT Verbs +s Doesn’t + verb Does it + verb? Montreal.
WE Verb Don’t + verb Do we + verb? • GENERAL TRUTH → Water boils at 100 degrees
YOU Verb Don’t + verb Do you + verb?
• STATEMENT VERBS → I have a brother
THEY Verb Don’t + verb Do they + verb?
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Am + Verb (-ing) Am not + verb (+ing) Am I + verb (+ing)?
YOU Are + Verb (-ing) Aren’t + verb (+ing) Are you + verb (+ing)?
HE Is + Verb (-ing) Isn’t + verb (+ing) Is he + verb (+ing)?
SHE Is + Verb (-ing) Isn’t + verb (+ing) Is he + verb (+ing)?
IT Is + Verb (-ing) Isn’t + verb (+ing) Is he + verb (+ing)?
WE Are + Verb (-ing) Aren’t + verb (+ing) Are you + verb (+ing)?
YOU Are + Verb (-ing) Aren’t + verb (+ing) Are you + verb (+ing)?
Aren’t + verb (+ing)
USES
• AN ONGOING SITUATION → I am writing an essay now.
• A TEMPORARY ACTIVITY → He is living with is uncle in London now.
• AN ACTION IN PROGRESS → The world population is increasing
• FUTURE PLAN → What are you doing on Sunday?
• REPEATED ACTION THAT ANNOW THE SPEAKER → He is never listening to a word I’m saying!
TIME EXPRESSIONS:
- I am playing football. - He isn’t study
- Right now - Now
- Are you visiting your aunt? - The baby is crying.
- At the moment
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Have + Past participle Haven’t + Past participle Have + I + Past participle + ?
YOU Have + Past participle Haven’t + Past participle Have + You + Past participle + ?
HE Has + Past participle Hasn’t + Past participle Has + he + Pat participle + ?
SHE Has + Past participle Hasn’t + Past participle Has + she + Pat participle + ?
IT Has + Past participle Hasn’t + Past participle Has + it + Pat participle + ?
WE Have + Past participle Haven’t + Past participle Have + we + Past participle + ?
YOU Have + Past participle Haven’t + Past participle Have + you + Past participle + ?
USES
• ACTIONS THAT BEGAN IN THE PAST BUT CONTINUE UNTIL THE PRESENT/CONSEQUENCES IN THE
PRESENT→ They have been a couple for 20 years / We have built a house.
• AN ACTION THAT TOOKK PLACE AT AN UNDETERMINED TIME IN THE PAST BUT IS CONNECTED
TO THE PRESENT → Jane has recently read that novel.
• DESCRIBE EXPERIENCIES → I have never flown in a plane.
• CHANGE IN TIME → He has learned to be more patient.
• SUCCESSES AND ACHIEVEMENTS → Dan has finished writing his first novel.
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Have + Verb (-ing) Haven’t + Verb (-ing) Have + I + Verb (-ing) + ?
YOU Have + Verb (-ing) Haven’t + Verb (-ing) Have + You + Verb (-ing) + ?
HE Has + Verb (-ing) Hasn’t + Verb (-ing) Has + he + Verb (-ing) + ?
SHE Has + Verb (-ing) Hasn’t + Verb (-ing) Has + she + Verb (-ing) + ?
IT Has + Verb (-ing) Hasn’t + Verb (-ing) Has + it + Verb (-ing) + ?
WE Have + Verb (-ing) Haven’t + Verb (-ing) Have + we + Verb (-ing)+ ?
YOU Have + Verb (-ing) Haven’t + Verb (-ing) Have + you + Verb (-ing)+ ?
USES
• AN ACTION THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND STILL CONTINOUS IN THE PRESENT→ How long have
you been waiting.
• AN ACTION WHOSE RESULTS ARE STILL APPARENT → I’m tired. I have been training all morning.
• LLEVAR + GERUNDIO + EXPRESIÓN DE TIEMPO WITH FOR AND SINCE → I’ve been studyng English
since I was six.
TIME EXPRESSIONS
For a year, since 2012, how long…? all night/morning/day/week.
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I Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did I + verb?
YOU Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did you + verb?
HE Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did he + verb?
SHE Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did she + verb?
IT Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did it + verb?
WE Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did we + verb?
YOU Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did you + verb?
THEY Verb + ed Didn’t + verb Did they + verb?
Did you have dinner last night? She washed her car.
IRREGULAR
Last year, I travelled to Japan. I didn’t travel to Korea. VERBS
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PAST CONTINOUS
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Was + Verb (-ing) Wasn’t + verb (+ing) Was I + verb (+ing)?
YOU Were + Verb (-ing) Weren’t + verb (+ing) Were you + verb (+ing)?
HE Was + Verb (-ing) Wasn’t + verb (+ing) Was he + verb (+ing)?
SHE Was + Verb (-ing) Wasn’t + verb (+ing) Was he + verb (+ing)?
IT Was + Verb (-ing) Wasn’t + verb (+ing) Was he + verb (+ing)?
WE Were + Verb (-ing) weren’t + verb (+ing) Were you + verb (+ing)?
YOU Were + Verb (-ing) weren’t + verb (+ing) Were you + verb (+ing)?
weren’t + verb (+ing)
USES
• TO DESCRIBE THE CONTEXT OF A STORY (IT USED TO EXPRESS LONGER ACTIONS) → I was reading a book when
my friends called me.
• PARTICULAR MOMENT IN THE PAST → I was working at 10 pm last night.
EXAMPLES
- I was listening a podcast at 6pm last morning.
- She was cooking at 8 am.
- We were talking about when we left class.
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PAST CONTINOUS AND SIMPLE
A longer past action in full progress (expressed PAST CONTINOUS
by past continuous) is interrupted by a
shorter action (expressed by past simple).
EXAMPLES
- My father was watching TV while my mother was cooking dinner.
- I was cooking while my friends were swimming in the swimming pool.
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PAST PERFECT
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Had + Past participle Hadn’t + Past participle Had + I + Past participle + ?
YOU Had + Past participle Hadn’t + Past participle Had + You + Past participle + ?
HE Had + Past participle Hadn’t + Past participle Had + he + Pat participle + ?
SHE Had + Past participle Hadn’t + Past participle Had + she + Pat participle + ?
IT Had + Past participle Hadn’t + Past participle Had + it + Past participle + ?
USES
• IT IS USED FOR ACTIONS THAT OCCURRED BEFORE A SPECIFIC TIME IN THE PAST → I had already woken up
when the alarm clock rang at 7 am.
• ACTION OR EVENT THAT BEGAN IN THE PAST AND PRECEDES ANOTHER ACTION ALSO IN THE PAST→ Had you
ever flown before the trip to France?
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PRESENT
PAST
PERFECT
PERFECT
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FUTURE SIMPLE
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Will + verb Won’t + verb Will + I + Verb +?
YOU Will + verb Won’t + verb Will + You + Verb +?
HE Will + verb Won’t + verb Will + he + Verb +?
SHE Will + verb Won’t + verb Will + she + Verb +?
IT Will + verb Won’t + verb Will + it + Verb +?
USES
• PREDICTIONS BASED ON OPINIONS→ I think they will get married soon.
• PROMISES → When I am president, I will lower taxes.
• VOLUNTARY ACTIONS → Will you help me move?
• INSTANT DECISIONS → I’m cold. I’ll get my coat.
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BE GOING TO
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Am + going to + verb Am not + going to+ verb Am + I + going to + verb +?
YOU Are + going to+ verb Aren’t + going to+ verb Are + You + going to + verb +?
HE Is + going to + verb Isn’t + going to + verb Is + he + going to + verb +?
USES
• FUTURE PLANS AND INTENTIONS → Richard is going to take an English class.
• EVIDENCES → It’s cloudy, it is going to rain.
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FUTURE CONTINOUS
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Will + be + verb (ing) Won’t + be + verb (ing) Will + I + be + verb (ing) +?
YOU Will + be + verb (ing) Won’t + be + verb (ing) Will + You + verb (ing) +?
HE Will + be + verb (ing) Won’t + be + verb (ing) Will + he + verb (ing) +?
SHE Will + be + verb (ing) Won’t + be + verb (ing) Will + she + verb (ing) +?
IT Will + be + verb (ing) Won’t + be + verb (ing) Will + it + verb (ing) +?
Won’t + be + verb (ing)
USES
• AN ACTION IN PROGRESS AT A SPECIFIC TIME IN THE FUTIRE → This time tomorrow I’ll be flying
to Barbados.
• AN ACTION WE SEE AS NEW OR TEMPORARY → I’ll be working for my Dad until I find a job.
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FUTURE PERFECT
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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + I + have +PP +?
YOU Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + You + have +PP +?
HE Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + he + have +PP +?
SHE Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + she + have +PP +?
IT Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + it + have +PP +?
WE Will + have +PP Won’t + have +PP Will + we + have +PP +?
USES
• ACTIONS THAT WILL HAVE ALREADY BEEN COMPLETED BEFORE ANOTHER ACTION IN THE
FUTURE→ I’ll have finished my studies before I start my new job.
• SHOW THAT SOMETHING WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ANOTHER ACTION IN THE FUTURE→ Next
week, I’ll have lived in Germany for 1 year
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PASSIVE VOICE
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MODAL VERBS
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
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THE PASSIVE OF AN ACTIVE TENSE IS FORMED BY PUTTING THE VERB TO BE INTO THE SAME
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TENSE AS THE ACTIVE VERB AND ADDING THE PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE ACTIVE VERB
WHEN THE AGENT IS NOT RELEVANT (E.G., SOME VERBS CAN HAVE TWO OBJECTS: A DIRECT
SOMEBODY, SOMEONE, PEOPLE, THEY), IT IS ONE AND AN INDIRECT ONE. IN THIS CASE IT IS
OMITTED. POSSIBLE TO MAKE TWO PASSIVE SENTENCES:
They gave Diana (IO) a camera (DO)
Active: Somebody has cleaned the windows. Diana was given a camera.
Passive: The windows have been cleaned. A camera was given to Diana.
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MODAL VERBS
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• They are invariable (They do not take -s in the 3rd persona sg) → He might take his dog for walk In this park.
• Most of them have only one form, used for present or to refer to the future. → He can have a pet / I might have to work
tomorrow.
• They do not need auxiliaries to form questions or negatives → He can’t be a criminal / Could I phone you when I get home?
• Most of them are followed by short infinitive (infinitive with to) → He must be good at tennis because he practises every day.
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CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
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INTRODUCED BY:
THEY ARE USED TO EXPRESS THE FACT THAT THE ACTION IN
IF (MOST FREQUENTLY) ON CONDITION THAT
THE MAIN CLAUSE (WITHOUT IF) CAN ONLY TAKE PLACE IF A
UNLESS
CERTAIN CONDITION (IN THE CLAUSE WITH IF) IS FULFILLED. PROVIDED (THAT) SO LONG AS/AS LONG AS
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IMPOSSIBLE THINGS IN THE PRESENT/UNLIKELY THINGS IN
SECOND THE FUTURE
IF + PAST SIMPLE, WOULD + INFINITIVE
CONDITIONAL If I won the lottery, I would have passed the exam.
I would go to Paris if I had enough money.
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CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
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GERUND → (VERB -ING) INFINITIVE → TO + VERB
• AFTER PREPOSITIONS AND PHRASAL VERB • AFTER ADJECTIVES
- I’m not very good at remembering names. - My flat is very easy to find.
- Katie’s given up something.
• TO EXPRESS A REASON OR A PURPOSE
• AS THE SUBJECT OF A SENTENCE (cuando hay un verbo detrás to + infinitivo)
- Katie’s given up smoking. - Liam is saving money to buy a new car.
• AFTER LIKE/PREFRENCES • AFTER: ASK, TELL, WANT, WOULD LIKE → VERB + PERSON + TO + INF
REMEMBER, RECORDAR HABER HECHO ALGO (QUE HA PASADO) RECORDAR HACER ALGO
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DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH
Mike said: I’ve never been abroad Mike said that he had never been abroad
Reported speech is used to tell somebody what Mike said.
Several changes appear in reported speech, depending on the type of sentence: statement/question.
• When the reporting verb is in the present→ DS: Ruth: ‘I go jogging every day.’ RS: Ruth says that she goes jogging
every day.
• When you report something and the situation hasn’t changed. DS: John: ‘Water boils at 100 degrees. ’RS: John said
that water boils at 100 degrees.
I/you He/she
We/You They
Me/you Him/her
Us/you Them
My/your His/her
Our/Your Their
Mine/Yours Theirs
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• VERB TENSE.
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DIRECT SPEECH INDIRECT SPEECH
PRESENT → ‘My parents are well.’ PAST → She said that her parents were well.
PAST → ‘Paul left the room suddenly.’ PAST PERFECT → He told me that Paul had left the room
suddenly.
PRESENT PERFECT → ‘I haven’t finished my homework yet.’ PAST PERFECT → Jenny said that she hadn’t finished her
homework yet.
WILL → ‘I will go to school.’ WOULD → He said that he would go to school.
CAN → ‘I can paint the house.’ COULD → He told me that he could paint the house
MAY → ‘I may finish the work.’ MIGHT → “He said that he might finish the work.”
MUST/HAVE TO → ‘You must do your homework every day.’ HAD TO → My mother said that I had to do my homework
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INTERROGATIVE WORD WHO, WHEN, WHERE, HOW… (WH-QUESTIONS)
‘Who came with you?’
She wanted to know who had come with me.
ASK /
WANT TO
KNOW /
• TRANSFOMATIONS: as in the statement reported speech, we should change: the person, the verb tense, adverbs and
demonstrative, adjectives and pronouns.
• PAY ATTENTION:
o Word order: S + VB. D.S.: ‘Who are you?’, he asked. R.S.: He asked who I was.
o Auxiliary verbs disappear in reported questions. DS: ‘Do you speak English?’, he wanted to know. RS: He wanted to know if
I spoke English.
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QUANTIFIERS
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LARGE QUANTITIES
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
A LOT OF/LOTS OF A LOT OF/LOTS OF A LOT OF/LOTS OF
I have a lot/lots of friends. I don’t have a lot of/lots of Do you have a lot of/lots of
friends. friends?
MANY
COUNTABLE NOUNS
I have many friends. MANY MANY
(PLURAL)
I don’t have many friends.
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SMALL QUANTITIES
A FEW
COUNTABLE NOUNS (PLURAL)
There are a few cinemas in this town
A LITTLE
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
There’s a little sugar left
ZERO QUANTITY
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RELATIVE CLAUSES
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A relative clause gives us information about a person or a thing (called precedent) form the
main clause. (The woman who lives next door is a doctor)
RELATIVE USED TO: EXAMPLES
WHO Refers to people We know a lot of people who live in the country
WHICH Refers to things I don’t like stories which have unhappy endings.
THAT Refers to people and things The woman that lives next door is a teacher.
WHOSE Refers to possession (it is always The man whose dog bit me didn’t apologies.
followed by a noun)
WHERE Refers to places The restaurant where we had dinner was near the airport.
WHEN Refers to times That is the date when we first met.
WHO/WHICH/THAT CAN BE OMITTED WHEN THEY ARE NOT THE SUBJECT OF THE RELATIVE CLAUSE.
The woman who lives next door is a doctor.
The woman who I wanted to see was on holiday.
The woman I wanted to see was on holiday.
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DEFINING NON-DEFINING
Give essential information about the precedent. Give extra information about the precedent
We cannot understand the sentence if we omit the We can understand the sentence if we omit the relative
relative clause clause.
Are not separated by commas Are separated by commas.
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QUESTIONS TAGS
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Question tags are used to check something you already think it is true (Your name is Maria,
isn’t it?).
MAIN VERB QUESTION TAG AUXILIARY VERB
Affirmative Negative
It’s your birthday. It’s your birthday, isn’t it?
Negative Affirmative
It isn’t your birthday. It isn’t your birthday, is it?
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VOCABULARY
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VOCABULARY EDUCATION
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UK SCHOOL SYSTEM SOME WORDS USA SCHOOL SYSTEM
NOT BE
NURSERY GUARDERÍA/INFANTIL NO ESTÁ PERMITIDO KINDERGARTEN GUARDERÍA
ALLOWED
INFANTIL /
PRIMARY PRIMARIA BE EXPELLED SER EXPULSADO ELEMENTARY
PRIMARIA
COLEGIO (12-
SECONDARY SECUNDARIA BE PUNISH SER CASTIGADO MIDDLE SCHOOL
13)
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VOCABULARY HOUSES
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VOCABULARY WORK
MONTAR UN CONSEGUIR TO MAKE A SOBRAS EN LA
SET UP GET THE JOBS
NEGOCIO / ORG TRABAJOS REDUNDANT EMPRESA
TURNOS DE
DO VERY WELL VA MUY BIEN GET PROMOTE SER ASCENDIDO WORK SHIFTS
TRABAJO
VOCABULARY CRIME
DETECTIVES DETECTIVE MURDERER ASESINO
MURDER ASESINATO WITNESSES TESTIGO
PROVE PRUEBAS SUSPECTS SOSPECHOSO
VICTIMS VÍCTIMA SOLVE RESOLVER
EVIDENCE EVIDENCIA
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VOCABULARY SHOPPING
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BASKET CESTA DEPARTMENT TEINDAS BY YOURSELF OR SOLO O
STORE (el corteinglés) WITH SOMEBODY CON
ALGUIEN
TROLLEY CARRITO LIBRARY BIBLIOTECA DO YOU HATE ¿ODIAS
BUYING? COMPRAR?
CREDIT CARD TARJETA DE CRÉDITO BOOKSHOP TIENDA DE LIBROS DO YOU ENJOY ¿TE GUSTA
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VOCABULARY DEVICES
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WRITINGS
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FOR AND AGAINST
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A for and against essay is usually about a controversial issue. It presents both sides of the issue and then
concludes by supporting one of the sides.
OPENING Introduction to the issue. The writer talks about the topic in general without giving his/her opinion.
Paragraph 1: Arguments for one side of the issue, with supporting details and examples.
BODY
Paragraph 2: Arguments for the other side of the issue, with supporting details and examples.
CLOSING Summary of issue and writer’s opinion.
No se permite la explotación económica ni la transformación de esta obra. Queda permitida la impresión en su totalidad.
PARAGRAPGH 1 Information about the film: name, director, stars, prizes it won etc.
PARAGRAPGH 2 Where and when it is set and where it was filmed
PARAGRAPGH 3 Summary of the plot
Why you recommend the film to other teachers
PARAGRAPGH 4 • What is its didactic value?
• Has it got a useful message to teach children