TEMARIO
TEMARIO
GRAMMAR
VERB TENSES
PRESENT TENSES
PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS PRESENT PERFECT PRESENT PERFECT
CONTINUOUS
I/you/we/they eat you/we/they are eating I/you/we/they have + participio I/you/we/they have been + V-ing
He/She/It eats I/ He/She/It is eating He/She/It has + participio He/She/It has been + V-ing
Don’t eat/doesn’t eat you/we/they aren’t eating I/you/we/they haven’t + I/you/we/they haven’t been + V-
He/She/It isn’t eating participio ing
Do you eat? Yes, I do/ No, I don’t I am not eating
Does she eat? Yes, she does/No, He/She/It hasn’t + participio He/She/It hasn’t been + V-
she doesn’t Are you/we/they eating? ing
………… Yes, you are, No, you aren’t
have I/you/we/they + participio?
Always/normally/often/sometimes/ Is He/She/It eating? Have I/you/we/they been +
has he/she/It + participio?
rarely/ hardly ever/ never Am I eating? V-ing?
Once a week/ twice a month/ three Yes, she is/ No, she isn’t ……….. Has he/she/it been + V-ing?
times a year FOR
………….. FOR AGES ……………
On Mondays Now For
SINCE
Every weekend Right now Since
EVER/NEVER
In the morning At this moment All night/ day/ week
ALREADY
How often….? Today How long?
YET
This year, evening
STILL
Tonight
SO FAR
Tomorrow
JUST
At present
(for) HOW LONG…?
These days
PAST TENSES
PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS PAST PERFECT
Studied/ ate Was/were studying/eating Subject + had + participio
Didn’t study/ didn’t eat Wasn’t/weren’t studying/eating Subject + had not + participio
Did you study/eat? Yes, I did/No, I didn’t Was she studying/eating? Yes, she was/No, Subject + hadn’t + participio
………. she wasn’t Had +subject + participio?
Yesterday Were you studying/eating? Yes, you were Yes, I had/No, I hadn’t
Last week/year was/No, you weren’t ………………………..
Long time ago ………………….. By the time
Three days ago Last night/week… By…
When I was three While After
In 1980 When Before
In the 18th century As Already
then Until
Never
Just
FUTURE TENSES
BE GOING TO FUTURE SIMPLE FUTURE CONTINUOUS FUTURE PERFECT
Am/is/are going to +V Will + base verb Will be + Verb –ing Will have + participio
Am not/isn’t/aren’t going to +V Will not + base verb Will not be + Verb –ing Will not have + participio
Am I/ are you/ is he going to Won’t + base verb Won’t be + Verb –ing Won’t have + participio
+V? Will+ subject+ base verb? Will+ subject+ be Verb –ing? Will+ subject+ have + participio?
………………….
Yes , I will /No, I won’t Yes , I will /No, I won’t
Later
This evening …………………. ……………………… Yes , I will /No, I won’t
In an hour This evening At this time tomorrow ………………………..
At 4:00 in an hour On Thursday By this time tomorrow
Next month at 2 o’clock In the next decade By 3 o’clock
soon next month In the next few years By the end of the decade
I think By then
In the future By August
On 1st May In five months
Otros aspectos del futuro:
Presente continuo con valor de futuro: planes específicos fijados de antemano, futuro inmediato
Presente simple con valor de futuro: horarios
Oraciones temporales con referencia futura: as son as, when, the momento (that)…. Presente en la subordinada y futuro en la subordinada
When he gets home, he’ll feel better
MODAL TENSES
MODAL SIMPLE MODAL CONTINUOUS MODAL PERFECT
Subject + modal + base verb Subject + modal + BE + V-íng Subject + modal + have + participio
I should go I should be going I should have gone
Subject + modal not+ base verb Subject + modal not+ BE + V-íng Subject + modal not+ have + participio
I shouldn’t go I shouldn’t be going I shouldn’t have gone
modal + subject + base verb? modal + subject + BE + V-ing? modal + subject + have + participio?
Should I go? Yes, you should/No, you Should I be going? Yes, you should/No, you Should I have gone? Yes, you should/No,
shouldn’t shouldn’t you shouldn’t
Recordad que algunas formas se estudian con los modales pero no se comportan como ellos porque en realidad no lo son:
Had better + Verb/ had better not+ Verb
Have to + Verb (se comporta como un verbo normal y se puede poner cualquier tiempo verbal).
CONNECTORS
RELATIVES:
- Who/which/ when/that /where/whose
- Defining/non defyining
- Relatives with verb + preposition
- Subject and object relatives (when to omit the relative pronoun)
CONDITIONALS
- Zero conditional
- First conditional
- Second conditional
- Third conditional
- Conjunciones condicionales: If, unlesss
VOCABULARY
-ing/ -ed adjectives -ful /- less adjectives -al, -able, -ous, -ic, - Negative prefixes: un-, dis-, Other prefixes: mega-,
ive adjectives in-, im-, ir-, il- over-, under-, re-, mis-,
co-
Amusing/ amused Painful/ painless Controversial Impossible Overcrowded
Thrilling/ thrilled Harmful/harmless Supportive Immature Underpaid
Embarrassing/ embarrassed Useful/ useless Remarkable Impolite Megacity
Terrifying/ terrified Thoughtful/thoughtless Reasonable incorrect
Recalculate
Boring/ bored Careful/ careless Manageable Illegal
Misunderstand
Interesting/ interested Helpful/ helpless Achievable illogival
Surprising/ surprised Sleepless acceptable Illegible Co-work
pointless Realistic Irresponsible
Encouraging/encouraged Playful Dangerous Irrelevant
Annoying/ annoyed Homeless Humorous irregular
Confusing/ confused Hateful luxurious Overcrowded
Relaxing/ relaxed Successful Imaginative Overdone
Fascinating/ fascinated Colourful innovative Underpaid
Inspiring/ inspired peaceful Competitive Underfed
Worrying/ worried effective Unhealthy
Frightening/ frightened Aggressive Dissatisfied/unsatisfied
Developing/ developed Energetic
Disappointing/ Personal
disappointed Various
Challenging/challenged Impressive
Amazing/amazed Famous
Exhausting/exhausted creative
Nouns suffixes: -ion, -ity, - ness, -ment
Adverbs (unit 1): manner, comment, intensifiers
WRITING
Informal e-mail
For and against essay
Report of an event
Opinion essay
Narratives