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TELL ME MORE
Cuaderno de gramtica Sin soluciones

Ingls Britnico
Nivel Principiante
Version 9
ndice
The negative
There is - There are............................
Negation of the indefinite article...
Questions without interrogative words
Questions in the past.
Tags - Short answers
Exclamation with 'what a'..
The same . . . as....
Irregular comparatives.
Regular superlatives.....
Direct and indirect questions....
The plural...
Piece of....
Definite and indefinite articles..
Difference between 'a' and 'an'
The possessive....
Possessive adjectives..
Demonstratives.
A little - A bit...
Different meanings of 'all'..
Some Any
Subject pronouns..
Object pronouns..
'One' replacing a noun..
Interrogative words.
Which What..
Use of 'both'.
How much - How many..
Basic notions..
Placing the adjective..
Use of 'both'.
Use of the past participle as an adjective..
Order of adjectives....
The verb 'to have (got)'.
Transitive and intransitive verbs...
The verb 'to be'
Contraction of 'to be'....
The simple present....
The present continuous....
The affirmative imperative..
Expressions followed by the gerund...
The simple present and the present continuous...
Construction of the present perfect.
Use of the present perfect....
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Would like: expressing a desire...

Can: ability and likelihood....
Can: perception and knowledge..
Can - Could - Be able to...
Must - Have (got) to.
To write....
Prepositions of time...
Prepositions of place..
Means with 'by'...
Here There
Adverbs of time..
Use of 'else'..
Also - As well Too..
Nothing ever
Ever Never....
Till Until.
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Principiante
Explicaciones gramaticales clave [1 explicaciones gramaticales]

1
The negative
La negacin
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Date & time
Palabra correcta [2 ejercicios]

1
He
don't
He is
don't
doesn't
not
not like going to the theatre.

do
done
does
note
playing golf.
isn't
night
doesn't
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Objects & animals
Completar las frases [1 ejercicios]

1
I need a
A stapler? Use the

I
I need a
No,
have a stapler.
. Do you have one?
I have a brush.
but don't glue comb stapler
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Numbers & letters
Ejercicio de gramtica [3 ejercicios]

1
Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
I don't have a football.
She has got an ice cream.

They have a radio.
We have a room.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
They've got wine.

You are very lucky.
He's got a watch.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
She is perfect.
They have got a TV.
I do my work.
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Principiante

1
There is - There are
"There is" - "There are"
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Bed & Breakfast
Casillas de palabras [1 ejercicios]

1
Ponga en singular los siguientes grupos de palabras.

Ejemplo:
there are beds
there is a bed
there are keys

there are showers
there are baths
there are houses
there are bed and breakfasts
there are restaurants

1
There are
an excellent restaurant in the square.

Is there
Are there
There is

1
Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo.

Ejemplo:
(There is / There are) a good restaurant in
London.
There is a good restaurant in London.
(There is / There are) many lakes near the town.

(There is / There are) two fish and chip shops in
the square.
(There is / There are) a bathroom downstairs.
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Orden de palabras [1 ejercicios]

1
there
near
are
lakes
many
here.
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Principiante

1
Negation of the indefinite article
La negacin del artculo indeterminado
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Numbers & letters

1

Ejemplo:
I have a football.

They have a radio.
We have a room.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
They've got wine.

You are very lucky.
He's got a watch.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
She is perfect.
They have got a TV.
I do my work.
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Principiante

1
Questions without interrogative words
La interrogacin sin pronombre
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Date & time

1
you have children?

Plays
Is
Do
Have
His
he joking?
Is
Are
Will
Am
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Objects & animals

1
you tired?
you have any apples?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
where when are can does do
She can
what you're saying.
you understand me?

you think she can count to ten?
They can't
Can I
He can
together any more.

up, please?
tennis.
do get live can play hear
What's your
animal?
My favourite animal is the

I
snakes and pigs.
I have three: horses,
and hedgehogs.
you like spiders?

favourite giraffe like dolphins do
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you seen a caterpillar?

this your garden?
must the dog bring back?
must the dog bring the stick back to?
you going on safari?
animal is loved by all children?
are is who which what have
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Your family

1
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo.

Ejemplo:
He is ill.
Is he ill?
She is thirsty.
They are hungry.
You are tired.

Ejemplo:
Your parents are old.
Are your parents old?
His sisters are pretty.

Our dad is tall.
Her family is large.

Ejemplo:
I have a double room.
Can I have a double room?
We eat dinner in the dining room.

I have a room with a bath.
They have breakfast in bed.
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Introducing oneself

1
you
Are
grandfather
2
do
you
hair
long
have
3
are
wearing
socks
you
4
a
Are
beautiful
you
woman
5
children
do
you
have
6
big
family
you
do
have
7
what
saying
only
day
you
do
I'm
to
understand
you?
8
know
Is
the
that
you
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9
English
you
know
quarter
past
do
alphabet
the
10
it
seven
is
11
Do
home
the
Is
have
at
you
pet
12
good
weather
13
a
you
do
ruler
have
Do
14
dog
have
you
15
have
home
you
at
cat
Do
16
direction
this
the
is
right
reserve
17
room
can
you
18
breakfast
have
can
bed
the
you
crackling
in
19
can
hear
noise
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20
working
are
you
hello
21
are
learning
this
you
with
anything
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Principiante

1
Questions in the past
La interrogacin en el pasado
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Objects & animals

1

this your garden?
have which who is what are
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Principiante

1
There is - There are
"There is" - "There are"
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Bed & Breakfast

1
Ponga en singular los siguientes grupos de palabras.

Ejemplo:
there are beds
there is a bed
there are keys

there are showers
there are baths
there are houses
there are bed and breakfasts
there are restaurants

1
Are there
an excellent restaurant in the square.

There are
Is there
There is

1

Ejemplo:
(There is / There are) a good restaurant in
London.
There is a good restaurant in London.
(There is / There are) many lakes near the town.

(There is / There are) two fish and chip shops in
the square.
(There is / There are) a bathroom downstairs.
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1
lakes
there
near
are
many
here.
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Principiante

1
Tags - Short answers
Las "tags" - respuestas cortas
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At the office

1
Does he like to play football? Yes, he

is
do
doesn't
be
have
does
Alison is very beautiful. Yes, she

have
does
is
are
be
.
has
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Everyday actions

1
Responda como en el ejemplo.

Ejemplo:
Do you have a football?
Yes, I do.
Does she know that phone number?

Do they have a computer?
Is that your apple?

Ejemplo:
Yes, I do.
Have you got a key?

Is this the best subject?
Are you flattering me?

Ejemplo:
Yes, I do.
Does he want this apple?

Does she go to the cinema often?
Does he expect a lot of people?
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Ejemplo:
You are stupid.
No, I'm not.
We look alike.
You are going out tonight.
She is fat.

Ejemplo:
You are stupid.
No, I'm not.
He is boring.
They are happy.
We want to go play golf.

Ejemplo:
You are stupid.
No, I'm not.
He loves you.
You don't like her.
He's taking her out.
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Principiante

1
Exclamation with 'what a'
La exclamacin con "what a"
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Adjectives

1
Ponga en plural las siguientes frases.

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What a hothouse!
What a small cat!
What an empty room!

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What a clever dolphin!

What a full garage!
What an old professor!

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What an easy game!

What a talented teenager!
What a sweet drink!
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Ponga en singular las siguientes frases.

Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What unintelligent teachers!

What stupid questions!
What brilliant uncles!

Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What young girls!

What yellow shoes!
What impossible jobs!

Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What little frogs!

What great books!
What blue teapots!
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Principiante

1
The same . . . as
"The same . . . as"
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Adjectives

1
It's
identical
the same as
my car.
broken down
faster
happy
different

1
as
the
I'm
same
the
as
I'm
you
age
not
you!
age
same
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Principiante

1
Irregular comparatives
Los comparativos irregulares
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At the office

1
I
an
effort
make
write
better
must
to
English!
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Principiante

1
Regular superlatives
Los superlativos regulares
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Adjectives

1
Do you work
I'm the
?
!
Is your coffee cup
Yes, of course it's
Is the weather
full fastest fast good true
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Principiante

1
Direct and indirect questions
Las interrogativas directas e indirectas
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Date & time

1
Have
2
His
Is
you have children?

Do
Plays
he joking?
Am
Are
Is
Will
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Objects & animals

1
you tired?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
can when does where do are
She can
what you're saying.
you understand me?

They can't
Can I
He can
together any more.

up, please?
tennis.
do can hear play get live
What's your
animal?
My favourite animal is the

I
snakes and pigs.
I have three: horses,
and hedgehogs.
you like spiders?

favourite giraffe like do dolphins
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this your garden?
are who have is what which
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Introducing oneself

1
are
you
how
old
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Principiante

1
The plural
El plural
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Adjectives

1
Ponga en plural los siguientes grupos de palabras.

Ejemplo:
the big bedroom
the big bedrooms
the brilliant colour

the black pen
the yellow skirt
the small kitten
the large shoe
the single girl

Ejemplo:
the big bedroom
the big bedrooms
the white boot

the old aunt
the winter creature
the blue bow tie
the tired boy
the identical twin
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Ejemplo:
a carrot
carrots
a butterfly
an object
a chicken
a brush
a rabbit
a wasp

Ejemplo:
a carrot
carrots
a teacher
a tomato
an animal
an elephant
a house
a strawberry

Ejemplo:
parent
parents
sister
brother
friend
man
woman
family
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Your family

1
Family
Insect
Are they your

friends
mum
like to play games.

Little children
Child's
Cards
?
brother
dad

1
Kate is your
Diana and Helen are his

Our
My
are Martin and Steve.

is David.
sisters name names sister
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Adjectives

1

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What a hothouse!
What a small cat!
What an empty room!

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What a clever dolphin!

What a full garage!
What an old professor!

Ejemplo:
What a nice car!
What nice cars!
What an easy game!

What a talented teenager!
What a sweet drink!
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Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What unintelligent teachers!

What stupid questions!
What brilliant uncles!

Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What young girls!

What yellow shoes!
What impossible jobs!

Ejemplo:
What poor animals!
What a poor animal!
What little frogs!

What great books!
What blue teapots!

Ejemplo:
My flat is in France.
My flats are in France.
Your house is in Spain.

The photo is from Germany.
My pen pal is from Italy.
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Your family

1
their
and
are
Mandy
names
Kat.
2
I
have
of
lot
brothers
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Principiante

1
Piece of
"Piece of"
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Streets of London

1
Sustituya el artculo determinado por el artculo indeterminado cuando sea posible.

Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the apricot
the paracetamol
the paper
the pavement
the sock
the advice

Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the car
the bread
the address
the information
the motorway
the bag
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Finding your way

1
Is this it?
Yes, it's on this
Don't
of
I don't like big
at
You had better take the
!
, you know.
Is it that far?
Too far to walk.
Do you have a
Yes, I have one.

When you're lost, use a map!
I have a bad sense of
, anyway.
night map piece tube worry paper direction towns
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Principiante

1
Definite and indefinite articles
El artculo determinado e indeterminado
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Streets of London

1

Ejemplo:
the boy
a boy
the shirt
the evening
the woman
the jumper
the ambulance
the office

Ejemplo:
the boy
a boy
the dog
the man
the ghost
the eye
the uncle
the apartment
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Ejemplo:
the tomato
a tomato
the office
the wardrobe
the armchair
the lounge
the kitchen
the egg timer

Ejemplo:
the tomato
a tomato
the garage
the good newspaper
the black knife
the only child
the small carrot
the comfortable sofa bed

Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the apricot
the paracetamol
the paper
the pavement
the sock
the advice
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Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the car
the bread
the address
the information
the motorway
the bag
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Saying hello

1
I have got
the
also
brother.
a

1

Ejemplo:
I am ( - / a) Scottish.
I am Scottish.
Miriam is from ( - / the) London.

She has got ( - / a) brother.
Her birthday is in ( - / the) July.

Ejemplo:
It's (a / the) lovely photo.
It's a lovely photo.
Jacques is (a / the) French name.

Is (a / the) teacher English?
January is (a / the) winter month.
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Principiante

1
Difference between 'a' and 'an'
La diferencia entre "a" y "an"
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
the boy
a boy
the shirt
the evening
the woman
the jumper
the ambulance
the office

Ejemplo:
the boy
a boy
the dog
the man
the ghost
the eye
the uncle
the apartment
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Ejemplo:
the tomato
a tomato
the office
the wardrobe
the armchair
the lounge
the kitchen
the egg timer

Ejemplo:
the tomato
a tomato
the garage
the good newspaper
the black knife
the only child
the small carrot
the comfortable sofa bed

Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the apricot
the paracetamol
the paper
the pavement
the sock
the advice
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Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the car
the bread
the address
the information
the motorway
the bag
Escriba el artculo indeterminado adecuado delante de las siguientes palabras.

Ejemplo:
(a / an) English lesson
an English lesson
(a / an) American city

(a / an) Spanish man
(a / an) French student
(a / an) Italian name
(a / an) Indian meal
(a / an) German town
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Bed & Breakfast

1
Catherine would like

She eats
good meal.
excellent meal in the dining room.
The dining room is downstairs on
left.
the a an

1

Ejemplo:
John would like (a / an) room.
John would like a room.
I have got (a / an) question.

Is there (a / an) Indian restaurant?
Thank you. Have (a / an) nice evening!
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Objects & animals

1
my
is
aunt
to
not
my
an
not
insect
2
an
married
is
uncle
ant
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Principiante

1
The possessive
El genitivo sajn
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Introducing oneself

1
grandfather
is
My
his
daughter's
with
husband.
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Principiante

1
Possessive adjectives
Los adjetivos posesivos
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Your family

1

Ejemplo:
he
his
I
you
she
it
we
they

1
Your
friends are at the cinema.

Me
Mine
Its
He
You
They
There
house is beautiful.
They're
Their
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1

Ejemplo:
(He) mum is clever.
His mum is clever.
The friendly man is (I) dad.

(You) friend is funny.
(They) parents are nice.

1
your
look
parents
friendly
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Principiante

1
Demonstratives
Los demostrativos
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
this pub
these pubs
this cathedral
that park
this street
that bakery
this church
that station

Ejemplo:
the market place (there)
that market place
the street (here)

the streets (there)
the building (there)
the buildings (here)
the park (there)
the parks (there)

1
This
is a lovely city!
Those
These
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1
What are
people there drinking?

churches here are very old.
Is
the museum there?
What is
building here?
this these those that

1

Ejemplo:
That bank is open.
Those banks are open.
This museum is closed.

That cinema is big.
This bakery sells bread.

Ejemplo:
The beer (here) is good.
This beer is good.
The bank (there) is new.

The buildings (here) are old.
The people (there) are drinking tea.
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Principiante

1
A little - A bit
"A little" - "A bit"
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Introducing oneself

1
three grandsons.
But I
I'm
see them.
, I'm 21.
Do you have
Well, yes, they are a
feet?
big.
bit young have never big
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Descriptions

1
I'm
bit
just
plump
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Principiante

1
Different meanings of 'all'
Los significados de "all"
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Date & time

1
Do you know all the days of the

I know Monday,
That's
I also know
I know
?
, Wednesday.
half of it.
, that's when I play tennis.
the days of the week!
week Thursday Tuesday all only
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Finding your way

1
know
of
the
days
don't
all
days
the
week
all
the
know
2
the
of
week
3
all
the
that
streets
look
it's
true
the same!
4
streets
the
look
all
same
the
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Principiante

1
Some - Any
"Some" - "Any"
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Streets of London

1

Ejemplo:
the beef
a piece of beef
the car
the bread
the address
the information
the motorway
the bag
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Introducing oneself

1
She's with our

Are you a
and daughter.
?
I have many
and uncles.
Do you have
cousins?
I like
very much.
son any them aunts grandfather
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Principiante

1
Subject pronouns
Los pronombres personales sujeto
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Saying hello

1

Ejemplo:
(I / you) are
you are
(she / we) is
(I / they) am
(it / they) is
(he / we) are
(she / they) are
(you / it) are

1
Does
we
you
2
We
It
have big feet and large hands?

him
they
I
he
are married.
I

1
is my brother.
Have
Has
got a sister?
got a job?
am a postman.
you he I she
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
He is short.
You are nice.
I am smart.

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
She is young.
He is beautiful.
I am old.

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
You are slim.

He is stupid.
She is fair.
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Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
They are tired.

We are warm.
You are well.

Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
We are plump.
They are stupid.
You are barefoot.

Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
They are all right.

We are large.
You are married.

Ejemplo:
(You / He) is single.
He is single.
(I / You) are a student.

(I / We) are British.
(You / She) has got a job.
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Saying hello

1
a
have
you
got
sister
2
are
policeman
3
she
has
got
job
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Principiante

1
Object pronouns
Los pronombres personales complemento
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Introducing oneself

1
She's with our

Are you a
and daughter.
?
I have many
and uncles.
Do you have
cousins?
I like
very much.
aunts them grandfather son any
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Numbers & letters

1
Sustituya el (los) complemento(s) por el (los) pronombre(s) correspondiente(s).

Ejemplo:
I usually listen to my friends.
I usually listen to them.
I often look at the baby.

I have to play tennis with my friend.
I love the summer.

Ejemplo:
He tells my friend and me the way.

The ghost watches the little boy.
He looks like my child.

Ejemplo:
The girl listens to her brother.

You always lose your envelope.
We know the place.
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Principiante

1
'One' replacing a noun
"One" en lugar del sustantivo
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Finding your way

1
I hope you
your
It's my
I
through London!
day. I'm a bit lost.

find my way anyway.
That's normal!
I know, I'm not the only
It's
to find one's way.
hard find never first way one
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Objects & animals

1

Ejemplo:
I have a dog.
I have one.
They've got a snake.

She's eating a strawberry.
They want a coffee.

Ejemplo:
I have a dog.
I have one.
I know an English person.

I need a kettle.
He sometimes wants an ice cream.

Ejemplo:
I have a dog.
I have one.
I see an animal.
He needs a sheet of paper.
He takes a pencil.
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Principiante

1
Interrogative words
Los interrogativos
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Objects & animals

1
Who
Why
do you come from?

When
Where
What
do you go to bed?
How
How many
Whose
When
Went
What
Watt
When
When
Who
does the journey take by tube?

How many
How
What
How long
When
does the bank close?

Where
What
is your favourite room in the house?

Why
Hedgehogs

1
you tired?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
where does do are when can
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I have to go to the
time is it?
My watch has
Look at the
Mine is
clock stopped working what theatre
Do you have
to take me to school?
Is the train at nine
time is it?
Don't take
looking at cars!
I stop work in an
Is it time to have
time hour hours what lunch o'clock
is this?
A
of paper.
Where is
Next to a
This is a
sharpener.
sheet what book it pencil
are the scissors?

the shelf.
Do you
a ruler?
Yes, I have a
one.
where under have small
Look at the
Oh yes! A nice
butterfly.
is it?
On your
shoulder butterfly where yellow
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this your garden?
who what have is which are
You have arrived in London,
you have problems!
asks you what's wrong.

am I?
You're in London!
But where in London?
Bond Street.
Which street are you looking
It's written
someone but where here near for
bus do I take?
is practical in London is the tube.
is Tower Bridge so famous?
could invite you to tea at Buckingham Palace?
is the Horse Guards' parade?
can you get about London quickly and cheaply?
why how which who when what
10
is behind the tourist information centre?

does the bank open?
is the post office?
old is the museum?
when how where what
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
The cathedral is 800 years old. (How old)
How old is the cathedral?
The post office is in the city centre. (Where)

The bakery opens at 7 o'clock. (When)
This shop sells clothes. (What)
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Introducing oneself

1
your
are
eyes
what
colour
2
today
you
how
are
3
you
are
how
old
4
which
favourite
is
the
your
where
season
of
year?
5
the
scissors
are
you
are
6
for
looking
street
which
7
is
long
bus
by
how
it
is
old
station?
8
how
this
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9
moment
the
are
what
at
doing
you
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Principiante

1
Which - What
"Which" - "What"
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Adjectives

1
Hedgehogs
Why
is your favourite room in the house?

Watt
When
What
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Streets of London

1

this your garden?
who are which have what is
bus do I take?
is practical in London is the tube.
is Tower Bridge so famous?
could invite you to tea at Buckingham Palace?
is the Horse Guards' parade?
can you get about London quickly and cheaply?
which how when what why who

1
are
which
looking
you
street
for
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Principiante

1
Use of 'both'
Empleo de "both"
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At the office

1
Are you
or are you listening?
I'm doing
Are you
It's worth
.
?
, you know!
writing trying kidding both

1

Ejemplo:
My brother is as tall as my father.
Both my father and my brother are tall.
My friend is as beautiful as my sister.

My father is as serious as my boss.
My aunt is as boring as my teacher.
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Ejemplo:
Both my brother and my father are tall.
My bedroom is as messy as my bathroom.

The dinner was as much fun as the cocktail party.
The apple was as fresh as the orange.

Ejemplo:
The cup is as red as the kettle.

The garage was as full as the house.
The teacher is as young as the student.
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Principiante

1
How much - How many
"How much" - "How many"
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
how (much / many) hot dogs
how many hot dogs
how (much / many) bread

how (much / many) roast beef
how (much / many) hamburgers
how (much / many) tea
how (much / many) pints of beer
how (much / many) porridge

1
How many
tea would you like?

How much
How
How old
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Numbers & letters

1
How
Three
people are with you?

are with me.
By the way,
One, two,
you count?
, four, five, six, seven.
Eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
three can many fifteen people
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
How (much / many) does a stamp cost?
How much does a stamp cost?
How (much / many) people live here?

How (much / many) stamps do you have?
How (much / many) milk would you like?

1
plus five
twenty-two
is
much
how
2
is
much
in
live
how
lemonade?
3
how
people
many
England?
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Principiante

1
Basic notions
Aspectos generales
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Introducing oneself

1
He
has
lives in
no name. He's a computer!

do
talks
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Principiante

1
Placing the adjective
La posicin del adjetivo
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Descriptions

1
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras.

Ejemplo:
(small) the house
the small house
(short) the girl

(blond) the hair
(blue) the eyes
(long) the skirt
(green) the caterpillar
(warm) the summer

Ejemplo:
(small) the house
the small house
(brown) the sock

(fresh) the paint
(silly) a boy
(old) a man
(large) a garden
(dark) a living room
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Introducing oneself

1
But what's your
Are you a
I
woman?
in Sweden.
Do you
How
a house?
are you?
beautiful old live have name
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Principiante

1
Use of 'both'
Empleo de "both"
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At the office

1
Are you
I'm doing
Are you
It's worth
.
?
, you know!
both writing trying kidding

1

Ejemplo:
Both my father and my brother are tall.
My friend is as beautiful as my sister.

My father is as serious as my boss.
My aunt is as boring as my teacher.
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Ejemplo:
My bedroom is as messy as my bathroom.

The dinner was as much fun as the cocktail party.
The apple was as fresh as the orange.

Ejemplo:
The cup is as red as the kettle.

The garage was as full as the house.
The teacher is as young as the student.
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Principiante

1
Use of the past participle as an adjective
El participio pasado: adjetivo
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Finding your way

1
Are you
It's none of your
Do you
anybody nice?
I know lots of
I have a
and a boy.
married business girl know people
Do you know the difference
an ant and an aunt?
An
is an insect.
My
is not an insect!
My uncle is not
Of
to an ant!
not!
aunt between course ant married
Do you see the
traffic light?
That's
you turn.
And there's a
office a hundred yards
Before the
?
the post office?
This is really
roundabout first opposite complicated tourist where away
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Principiante

1
Order of adjectives
El orden de los adjetivos
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Descriptions

1

Ejemplo:
(small) the house
the small house
(short) the girl

(blond) the hair
(blue) the eyes
(long) the skirt
(green) the caterpillar
(warm) the summer

Ejemplo:
(small) the house
the small house
(brown) the sock

(fresh) the paint
(silly) a boy
(old) a man
(large) a garden
(dark) a living room
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Principiante

1
The verb 'to have (got)'
El verbo "to have (got)"
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Objects & animals

1
Conjugue como en el ejemplo.

Ejemplo:
I (to have)
I have
he (to have)
she (to have)
we (to have)
you (to have)
they (to have)
it (to have)

Ejemplo:
I (to have got)
I have got
he (to have got)

they (to have got)
it (to have got)
you (to have got)
she (to have got)
we (to have got)
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Ejemplo:
he (to have)
he has
I (to have)
you (to have)
it (to have)
she (to have) got
we (to have) got
they (to have) got
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Introducing oneself

1
He
talks
has
do

lives in
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Date & time

1
three grandsons.
But I
I'm
see them.
, I'm 21.
Do you have
feet?
big.
young have big never bit
I can't see, I haven't

I'll
my glasses!
until a quarter to eight.
I always
at seven.
I don't know how to
it in English.
It's also hard not to
the 'G' and the 'J'!
get up mix up stay say got
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Numbers & letters

1

Ejemplo:
I have a football.

They have a radio.
We have a room.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
They've got wine.

You are very lucky.
He's got a watch.

Ejemplo:
I have a football.
She is perfect.
They have got a TV.
I do my work.
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Ejemplo:
I have a dog.
I have one.
They've got a snake.

She's eating a strawberry.
They want a coffee.
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Objects & animals

1
you
do
hair
long
have
2
it
warm
has
nice,
climate
3
do
have
you
children
4
family
do
big
you
have
5
I
big
have
my
have
very
garden
6
don't
big
exactly
feet
7
got
haven't
glasses
8
you
home
have
Do
at
pet
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9
have
do
ruler
have
have
you
cat
bad
have
of
you
you
10
Do
dog
11
home
at
Do
12
a
sense
direction
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Principiante

1
Basic notions
Aspectos generales
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Introducing oneself

1
He
has
talks
do

lives in
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Principiante

1
Transitive and intransitive verbs
Verbos transitivos e intransitivos
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At the office

1
Give
me your address.
Gives
Gave
Given
You
yawn
when you are happy.

concentrate
meet
laughing
smile

1
Can you
Thursday?
'R' is
to pronounce.
It's
the sound babies make.
Which is your
I
season?
spring and summer.
like love hard spell favourite
I'm
to you.
I'm
a love letter.
What's that
It's someone
noise writing sneezing listening
Are you learning

Of
with this?
I am!
Why are you
I'm having a good
At least you're not
smiling laugh course anything yawning
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Hey! What's
Someone's
I'm
!
the door.
Don't! It's your
.
coming?
happening coming shutting boss who's
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Everyday actions

1

Ejemplo:
Dave's writing (his sister).
Dave's writing to his sister.
Emma's writing (a letter).

Frankie's writing (his dad).
Catherine's writing (a parking ticket).

Ejemplo:
Richard's writing (a report).

Gillian's writing (her uncle).
Claire's writing (a computer program).

Ejemplo:
Jane's writing (the company).

Ken's writing (the chairman).
Wendy's writing (her cousin).
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1
food
about
am
fast
report
writing
restaurants
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Principiante

1
The verb 'to be'
El verbo "to be"
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
I (to be)
I am
he (to be)
it (to be)
we (to be)
you (to be)
they (to be)
she (to be)

Ejemplo:
I am
I'm
you are
he is
she is
it is
we are
they are

1
So, how
fine
is
thank you
do
you today?
are
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He
am
your
not a monster!
is
are
isn't
She's Lisa. Who

are
is
they
How
are
is
he
you?
we
am
you?
am

has
does
be
are
have
.
is
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Saying hello

1
Hello, how
I
you?
fine, thanks.
Her name
Wendy.
is are am
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
He is short.
You are nice.
I am smart.

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
She is young.
He is beautiful.
I am old.

Ejemplo:
I am tall.
We are tall.
You are slim.

He is stupid.
She is fair.
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Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
They are tired.

We are warm.
You are well.

Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
We are plump.
They are stupid.
You are barefoot.

Ejemplo:
We are dark.
I am dark.
They are all right.

We are large.
You are married.

Ejemplo:
I (to be) Mike.
I am Mike.
You (to be) from Edinburgh.

It (to be) a beautiful city.
They (to be) lovely places.
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Principiante

1
Contraction of 'to be'
La contraccin de "to be"
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
I (to be)
I am
he (to be)
it (to be)
we (to be)
you (to be)
they (to be)
she (to be)

Ejemplo:
I am
I'm
you are
he is
she is
it is
we are
they are
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Ejemplo:
he is
he's
I am
you are
she is
it is
we are
they are

1
So, how
is
do
He
are
thank you
isn't
They
not a monster!
am
your
is
She's Lisa. Who

are
is
we
4
He
are
you today?
fine
am
you?
they
he
's my mum.
You
She

is
be
does
are
have
.
has

1
Where
I live
you live?
Switzerland.
It's a nice and warm

So, how
I'm
!
you today?
, thank you.
are in fine country do
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you tired?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
can when does are where do
They'
She'
I'
very beautiful.
my Italian pen pal.
very young.
m s re

1
a
grandfather
you
Are
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Principiante

1
The simple present
El "simple present"
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Introducing oneself

1

Ejemplo:
I (to do)
I do
you (to ask)

he (to answer)
they (to see)
we (to hope)
she (to think)
it (to use)

Ejemplo:
I (to do)
I do
it (to mean)
he (to live)
they (to understand)
I (to look)
we (to know)
she (to want)
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Ejemplo:
I (to have got)
I have got
he (to have got)

they (to have got)
it (to have got)
you (to have got)
she (to have got)
we (to have got)

1
She
have
has
in a big house with a garden.

wants
lives
live
had
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Principiante

1
The present continuous
El "present continuous"
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Everyday actions

1

Ejemplo:
they (to go)
they're going
you (to arrive)

I (to stay)
we (to return)
it (to leave)
he (to buy)
she (to get on)

Ejemplo:
to do (she)
she is doing
to go (he)
to cry (I)
to improve (they)
to joke (you)
to laugh (we)
to have dinner (I)
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Ejemplo:
to do (she)
she is doing
to listen (she)
to sleep (I)
to shout (they)
to start (it)
to think (we)
to talk (you)

1
I
isn't
2
His
are
working in the bedroom.

am
is
aren't
have
he joking?
Will
Are
We
have
do
They are
buying
arriving
I
am making
They
be writing
I'm
enjoying
I'm
cutting
Am
arriving at quarter to 10.

is
are
Is
in a youth hostel.
leaving
staying
a cake.
are making
be making
be written
be made
postcards to their friends.

been writing
are writing
writing
am writing
phone numbers because I often lose my address book.

listening
returning
memorizing
saying
telling
make
feeling
my friends about Tell me More.

sending letters
improving
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At the office

1
What are you
right now?
Do you
what I'm saying?
What colour
your eyes?
Do you
long hair?
What kind of shoes are you
are understand doing wearing have
She
leaving.
They
I
staying in a youth hostel.

arriving.
am are is
I'm
to you.
I'm
a love letter.
What's that
It's someone
noise sneezing writing listening
Are you
I'm doing
Are you
It's worth
.
?
, you know!
writing trying both kidding
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Are you learning

Of
with this?
I am!
Why are you
I'm having a good
At least you're not
laugh course smiling anything yawning
Hey! What's
Someone's
I'm
!
the door.
Don't! It's your
.
coming?
coming who's boss happening shutting
Could you please go back to your

I'm
At
a big effort, you know!

this isn't
You don't
I'd
?
!
me?
to believe you.
least believe making like writing boring
Are you
It's time for the
A normal
Just
meeting!
.
company discussing meeting leaving
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A bus trip

1

Ejemplo:
You go to Big Ben.
You are going to Big Ben.
I stay in Piccadilly.
We return to the Tube station.
They buy single tickets.

Ejemplo:
He gets on at Tower Bridge.
He's getting on at Tower Bridge.
You leave Wales.

It arrives at the bus stop.
She gets off near Big Ben.

1
am
going to
Big Ben
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Principiante

1
The affirmative imperative
El imperativo afirmativo
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Finding your way

1

Ejemplo:
to help me
help me
to look at her
to follow him
to pay attention
to stop that
to be careful
to get off

Ejemplo:
to go back
let's go back
to visit the tourist office

to look for her
to see
to walk
to buy a bicycle
to organise dinner
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Streets of London

1
Answer
2
Given
Answers
me your address.
Gave
Give
Gives
3
Let's
my question!
Answering
Answered
Letters
go and visit the Tower of London!

Let
Light
Lettuce
4
Forget
Straight ahead
your English!
Improve
Have spoken
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Principiante

1
Expressions followed by the gerund
Expresiones seguidas de gerundio
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At the office

1
It's worth
a foreign language.
It's no use
I
, there's no one here.

type that report for you.
He can't
his hands because the water's too hot.
It's time
go to work.
It's time
sleep.
wash for shouting to learning can
It's time
sleep.
It's time
having a nap.
It's no use
over it.
It's no good
It's time to
It's not worth
, there are no waves.

.
a love letter.
writing crying surfing to get up for
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Principiante

1
The simple present and the present

continuous
El "simple present" y el "present continuous"
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A bus trip

1
She
has
had
in a big house with a garden.

lives
wants
have
live
They are
buying
leaving
in a youth hostel.
staying
arriving

1
Does the Westminster bus

The Piccadilly bus
at 3 o'clock?
now.
The Jubilee Tube line

Do I
He
to Westminster.
on the bus at Tower Bridge?

on the bus now.
get is getting goes is leaving leave

1

Ejemplo:
You go to Big Ben.
You are going to Big Ben.
I stay in Piccadilly.
We return to the Tube station.
They buy single tickets.
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Ejemplo:
He gets on at Tower Bridge.
He's getting on at Tower Bridge.
You leave Wales.

It arrives at the bus stop.
She gets off near Big Ben.
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Descriptions

1
are
you
socks
wearing
2
answering
I'm
stupid
your
questions
3
wearing
she's
black
skirt
4
you
to
I'm
talking
5
wearing
is
yellow
large
he
tie
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Principiante

1
Construction of the present perfect
El "present perfect": formacin
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Objects & animals

1
I have to go to the
time is it?
My watch has
Look at the
Mine is
.
.
what stopped theatre clock working

this your garden?
which are who is have what
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Principiante

1
Use of the present perfect
El "present perfect": uso
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Date & time

1
I have to go to the
time is it?
My watch has
Look at the
Mine is
.
.
stopped clock working theatre what
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Principiante

1
Would like: expressing a desire
"Would like": expresin del deseo
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A bus trip

1
Would he
likes
look
looks
a return ticket to Big Ben?

like

1

Ejemplo:
I buy a return ticket.
I would like to buy a return ticket.
She leaves at half past 5.

They have a map of London.
You stay in a youth hostel.

1
2
would
to
like
like
you
tickets?
2
I
arrive at
would
12 o'clock
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Principiante

1
Basic notions
Aspectos generales
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Introducing oneself

1
He
do
has

lives in
talks
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Principiante

1
Can: ability and likelihood
"Can": capacidad y posibilidad
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Streets of London

1
He
can
He is
can't
be able to
able to
wants
does
read a map.
know how to
can
do
speak English.
know how to
cannot
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Numbers & letters

1
you tired?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
when do can are does where
How
Three
are with me.
By the way,
One, two,
you count?
people can three fifteen many
She can
what you're saying.
you understand me?

They can't
Can I
He can
together any more.

up, please?
tennis.
play do hear live get can
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You
see more of the town from the bus.
Can you
where we are?
I can't
anything because of the traffic.
The Northern line
be really slow.
They can't
what the Queen's saying.
We can
about the royal family in the papers.
can can guess understand see read
It's worth
a foreign language.
It's no use
I

He can't
It's time
go to work.
It's time
sleep.
can learning wash for shouting to
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Principiante

1
Can: perception and knowledge
"Can": percepcin y conocimiento
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Streets of London

1
He
do
be able to
can
read a map.
wants
know how to
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Numbers & letters

1
you tired?
she travel often?
does she go?
you sing?
did you go there?
can does when are where do
How
Three
are with me.
By the way,
One, two,
you count?
fifteen three many people can
She can
what you're saying.
you understand me?

They can't
Can I
He can
together any more.

up, please?
tennis.
play can live hear do get
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You
see more of the town from the bus.
Can you
where we are?
I can't
anything because of the traffic.
The Northern line
be really slow.
They can't
what the Queen's saying.
We can
about the royal family in the papers.
can understand can see read guess
It's worth
a foreign language.
It's no use
I

He can't
It's time
go to work.
It's time
sleep.
can learning for wash shouting to
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Principiante

1
Can - Could - Be able to
"Can" - "Could" - "Be able to"
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Streets of London

1
He is
can
can't
does
cannot
speak English.
able to
know how to
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Principiante

1
Must - Have (got) to
"Must" - "Have (got) to"
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Date & time

1
have
go
to my
gym
class
on
to
Saturday.
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Principiante

1
To write
"To write"
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Everyday actions

1

Ejemplo:
Emma's writing (a letter).

Frankie's writing (his dad).
Catherine's writing (a parking ticket).

Ejemplo:
Richard's writing (a report).

Gillian's writing (her uncle).
Claire's writing (a computer program).

Ejemplo:
Jane's writing (the company).

Ken's writing (the chairman).
Wendy's writing (her cousin).
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1
writing
about
writing
I'm
food
fast
report
am
restaurants
2
my
to
parents
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Principiante

1
Prepositions of time
Las preposiciones de tiempo
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Date & time

1
I start work
nine o'clock.
summer the sun shines.
Her birthday is
the eighteenth of June.
He prefers the restaurant
the road.
The train leaves
hours.
The lawn is in
of the house.
across in two on in front at

1
on
the
to
get
up
go
cinema
Saturdays.
2
at
past
half
always
five
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Principiante

1
Prepositions of place
Las preposiciones de lugar
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Bed & Breakfast

1

Ejemplo:
(in / on) London
in London
(at / on) the bed and breakfast

(in / on) the right
(next / near) to room 7
(next / near) the square
(in / at) England
(opposite / next) the kitchen

1
My car is
to
under
2
Between
on
over
the garage.
in
between
of the house we have a kennel.

Opposite
In front
Your room is upstairs

on
next
near
The kitchen is
on
in
opposite
the left.
the bathroom.
next
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Objects & animals

1
I go
the cinema on Saturdays.
I have to
to my gym class.
Is it a quarter
seven?
Six o'clock!
to go.
I have to be
the theatre in half an hour.
past to time at go
I start work
nine o'clock.
summer the sun shines.
Her birthday is
the eighteenth of June.
He prefers the restaurant
the road.
The train leaves
hours.
The lawn is in
of the house.
in two in across front on at
are the scissors?

the shelf.
Do you
a ruler?
Yes, I have a
one.
where under small have
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The caterpillar is
the same leaf as the butterfly.
The zebras are usually here
night.
There is a horse hiding
the tree.
We see lots of insects
the garden.
The dog is running
the field.
There's a hedgehog
those two stones.
in at behind between across on
you have problems!

am I?
You're in London!
Bond Street.
It's written
near here someone but where for
Bob's Bed and Breakfast is
London.
Your room is upstairs

Wendy's room is
My room is
the right.
to room 5.
room 6.
in opposite next on
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Bed & Breakfast

1

Ejemplo:
Your room is (next to / on) the left.
Your room is on the left.
The bathroom is (opposite / at) the kitchen.

There are hills (near / on) the town.
Breakfast is (in / at) the dining room.
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Principiante

1
Means with 'by'
La expresin del medio
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Finding your way

1
bus
by
it
is
long
how
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Principiante

1
Here - There
"Here" - "There"
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
the market place (there)
that market place
the street (here)

the streets (there)
the building (there)
the buildings (here)
the park (there)
the parks (there)
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Streets of London

1
you have problems!

am I?
You're in London!
Bond Street.
It's written
but for someone near where here
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A city tour

1

Ejemplo:
The beer (here) is good.
This beer is good.
The bank (there) is new.

The buildings (here) are old.
The people (there) are drinking tea.
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Principiante

1
Adverbs of time
Los adverbios de tiempo
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Streets of London

1
Encuentre el antnimo como en el ejemplo.

Ejemplo:
I always miss my bus.
I never miss my bus.
He is never careful.
She is often right.
We always ask them.

Ejemplo:
You rarely buy paper.

They are always careful.
I am still thinking.

Ejemplo:
I often lose my way.

You've already looked for him.
He always pays attention.
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Principiante

1
Use of 'else'
Empleo de "else"
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Finding your way

1

Ejemplo:
Did you go to the department store on
Saturday?
No, I went somewhere else.
Did you see the travel agent?

Is she going out with him?
Did they buy some bread at the bakery?

Ejemplo:
Saturday?
Did he see her yesterday?

Are we arriving at the station?
Did they take the bag?

Ejemplo:
Saturday?
Does she look like your friend?

Do you know Lorna?
Did you go to the tourist office?
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1
you
should
someone
ask
else
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Principiante

1
Also - As well - Too
"Also" - "As well" - "Too"
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Finding your way

1
take
can
the
also
you
bus
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Principiante

1
Nothing ever
"Nothing ever"
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Finding your way

1
three grandsons.
But I
see them.
I'm
, I'm 21.
Do you have
feet?
big.
never big bit young have
I hope you
your
It's my
I
through London!

find my way anyway.
That's normal!
It's
to find one's way.
one find never way first hard
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Principiante

1
Ever - Never
"Ever" - "Never"
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Finding your way

1
three grandsons.
But I
see them.
I'm
, I'm 21.
Do you have
feet?
big.
big bit have never young
I hope you
your
It's my
I
through London!

find my way anyway.
That's normal!
It's
to find one's way.
find one first hard never way
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Streets of London

1

Ejemplo:
He is never careful.
She is often right.
We always ask them.

Ejemplo:
You rarely buy paper.

They are always careful.
I am still thinking.

Ejemplo:
I often lose my way.

You've already looked for him.
He always pays attention.
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Principiante

1
Till - Until
"Till" - "Until"
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Date & time

1
quarter
past
stay
I'll
until
nine
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Would like: expressing a desire...

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Catlogo personal\Cuaderno de gramtica\Nivel: Principiante

Explicaciones gramaticales clave [1 explicaciones gramaticales]

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Date & time

Palabra correcta [2 ejercicios]

not like going to the theatre.

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Objects & animals

Completar las frases [1 ejercicios]

A stapler? Use the

but don't glue comb stapler

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Catlogo personal\Cuaderno de gramtica\Nivel: Principiante

Numbers & letters

Ejercicio de gramtica [3 ejercicios]

Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.

I don't have a football.

She has got an ice cream.

Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.

I don't have a football.

They've got wine.

Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.

I don't have a football.

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Catlogo personal\Cuaderno de gramtica\Nivel: Principiante

Explicaciones gramaticales clave [1 explicaciones gramaticales]

There is - There are

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"There is" - "There are"

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Bed & Breakfast

Casillas de palabras [1 ejercicios]

Ponga en singular los siguientes grupos de palabras.

there are keys

Palabra correcta [1 ejercicios]

an excellent restaurant in the square.

Ejercicio de gramtica [1 ejercicios]

Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo.

There is a good restaurant in London.

(There is / There are) many lakes near the town.

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Catlogo personal\Cuaderno de gramtica\Nivel: Principiante

Orden de palabras [1 ejercicios]

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Explicaciones gramaticales clave [1 explicaciones gramaticales]

Negation of the indefinite article

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La negacin del artculo indeterminado

Catlogo personal\Cuaderno de gramtica\Nivel: Principiante

Numbers & letters

Ejercicio de gramtica [3 ejercicios]

Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.

I don't have a football.

She has got an ice cream.

Ponga en forma negativa las siguientes frases.