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N° 336
“Adolfo Castelo”
LENGUA EXTRANJERA
INGLÉS
PRACTICE
1- Put the verbs in brackets into the correct forms of the Present Simple. Use affirmative,
negative and interrogative forms.
2- Complete the questions. Use the Present Simple
3- Complete the dialogue. Use the Present Simple in the different forms.
2 PRESENT CONTINUOUS
How do we form the present continuous?
PRACTICE
1- Complete the sentences about the pictures. Use the correct form of the Present
Continuous of the verb in brackets, and use he/she/they.
2- Complete the dialogue. Use Present continuous. Use I/you/he/she, etc.
3- Complete the dialogue. Use the Present Continuous forms of the verbs in brackets.
Revision PAST SIMPLE- REGULAR VERBS”
The simple past is used to describe an action that occurred and was completed in the past. The simple
past is formed by adding –ED -to the base form of the verb ( El PASADO SIMPLE se usa para una acción que
AFFIRMATIVE
+ ed =
base form
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En forma interrogativa comenzamos la pregunta con
DID you study English last year? Yes , I did / No, I didn’t
Actividad Nº1
Actividad Nº2
ACTIVIDAD Nº3
Re escribir las oraciones en forma interrogativa
Example: Miriam listened to some music five minutes ago
Did Miriam listen to some music five minutes ago? ( verbo infnitivo)
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IRREGULAR AND REGULAR VERBS
PRACTICE
1- Put the sentences in the past.
2- Peter and Margaret have been married for 50 years. They are talking about their
first house. Use was or were and a word from the box to complete their
conversation.
new – Italian – bad – big – green – cheap – cold
Linda and Mike were in London on a school visit last week. They were in two
groups. They were together on some days, but sometimes they weren’t. On
Monday, Linda was at the Tower of London and Mike at Kew Gardens. On
Tuesday, they were together at Madame Tussaud’s. Linda was at Kew Gardens on
Wednesday and Mike was at Hampton Court. They were together at the Science
Museum on Thursday. Then, on Friday, Linda was at Hampton Court and Mike was
at the Tower of London.
B. Write sentences about Linda and Mike. Use the verb TO BE.
Last summer, Joel and Sara travelled to England for two weeks. They travelled
in August and stayed in a collage with other students in Brighton, the South of England. It was really
fantastic because they talked to a lot of students of different nationalities and learned a lot of English too
because they practiced it every day. In the morning they studied a little, they asked the teacher to speak
slowly when necessary and answered her questions. In the afternoon, they visited different places or played
different sports at the collage. It was so much fun.
They often walked down to the beach with their new friends and played or chatted. In the evening
they were tired so they sometimes watched videos or played board games.
The best days were Saturdays and Sundays because they travelled to London. The city is very big
and they visited all the monuments like Big Ben, The London Eye and Buckingham Palace. They wanted to
see the Queen but they didn’t see her, only her guards!
They liked everything in the city but their favorite thing was the museums, especially Madame
Tussaud’s. There were lots of realistic figures of famous people there.
At the end of the two weeks, they were sad to return home. The holidays were fun and different from
usual. They cried a little when they waved goodbye to their new friends and promised to write or send
emails when they arrived home.
Write the past form of the following verbs. Pay attention to the spelling
rules. travel -
copy -
count -
play -
close -
open -
dance -
drop -
cook -
live -
look -
IRREGULAR VERBS
2 Complete the sentences using the Past Simple form and the words in brackets.
Present Perfect
An action or situation started in the past and continues in the present.( una acción que empieza en
el pasado y continúa en el presente) Example:I have lived in Bristol since 1984 (= I still live there./
todavía vivo allí)
An action performed for a period of time not yet completed.( una acción que ocurrió en un periodo
de tiempo que aún no ha concluído)Example She has been to the cinema twice this week (= the
week is not over yet/la semana no terminó aun)
An action repeated in a non-specific period of time located between the past and the present.( una
acción que se repite en un tiempo no específico entre el pasado y el presente) Example: We have
visited Portugal several times.
An action that has ended in the very recent past, indicated by 'just' . ( una acción que acaba de
terminar recientemente) Example: I have just finished my work.
An action for which the precise moment in which it occurred is not important.( una acción cuyo
preciso momento de accurrida no es necesario porque es relevante la acción en si y su
resultado) Example: I 've read 'War and Peace'. (= what is relevant is the result of the action)
Note: When we want to give or request information about when, we use the "Simple Past" .( si decimos
cuando ocurre la acción usamos Pasado Simple)
TIME EXPRESSIONS
FORMS
I HAVE + VERB PAST PARTICIPLE I HAVE NOT + VERB PP HAVE I VERB PP..?
YOU HAVE + VERB PAST YOU HAVE NOT + VERB PP HAVE YOU VERB PP..?
PARTICIPLE
SHE HAS + VERB PP SHE HAS NOT +VERB PP HAS SHE VERB PP…?
WE HAVE + VERB PAST PARTICIPLE WE HAVE NOT + VERB PP HAVE WE VERB PP..?
YOU HAVE WE VERB PP..? YOU HAVE NOT + VERB PP HAVE YOU VERB PP..?
THEY HAVE WE VERB PP..? THEY HAVE NOT + VERB PP HAVE THEY VERB
PP..?
Have= ‘ve / has = ´s /// have not = haven´t / has not = hasn´t
Recuerden que existen tres columnas de verbos irregulares. Vamos a trabajar con éstos 10 verbos
Present / infinitive / Past
base form
Past Participle
ACTIVIDAD Nº1
Write sentences using Present Perfect ( escibir oraciones utilizando PRESENT PERFECT)
Activity N° 2
ACTIVITY N3
d- He been to Scotland
f- We speak English.
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1 ) Put the verbs into the correct “NEGATIVE” form (Present Perfect Simple)
Escribir oraciones negativas en Presente Perfecto
Example :
I (not / work)
I haven´t worked today or I have not worked.
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1.They ( not buy) a new lamp.
ACTIVITY N 2
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ACTIVITY Nº3
ACTIVITYº4
Example:
Sarah not washed the dishes
Sarah has not washed the dishes
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INTERROGATIVE
Yes/No Questions
To create a question that will be answered with a yes or no, start the question with
Have or Has, (Haven’t or Hasn’t for a negative question) then add a subject (the person
or thing that has done the action) followed by the Past Participle form of the verb and
add the rest of the sentence. Las preguntas comienzan
Have or Has + sujeto + verbo past participle
Wh-Questions 15
Wh- questions are questions that require more information in their answers. Typical wh-
words are what, where, when, why, who, how, how many, how much.
Wh+ have or has + sujeto + past participle
Wh- Auxiliary Subject Verb in V3 Rest of
Word Verb (Past Sentence
Participle)
ACTIVITY Nº1
ACTIVITY N2
ACTIVITY Nº3
Present Perfect (Questions) Use the words in brackets to make a present perfect question. For
example: (you / did / your homework ?) → Have you done your homework? 1. (you / read / ‘The
Great Gatsby’?) ______________________________________________________ 2.
(she / be / late before?) __________________________________________________
3. (he / meet / your parents?)
_______________________________________________________ 4. (they / live /
here for a long time?)
____________________________________________________17_ 5. (I / meet / you
before?) ______________________________________________________
6. (he / eat / octopus before?)
_______________________________________________________ 7. (she / work /
here for two years?)
_______________________________________________________8. (they / take /
the exam yet?) ______________________
9. (How much water / you / drink today?)
_______________________________________________________ 10. (What / you /
do today?) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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Explicacion del uso de just – already - yet
https://youtu.be/LbC1d89JD80
Already
“Already” se refiere a algo que ha pasado antes o más pronto de lo que se esperaba y es
traducido como “ya” en español. “Already” generalmente va entre el verbo auxiliar y el
verbo.
Ejemplos:
They have already finished their homework.(Ya han acabado sus deberes.)
Jacob has already left work.(Jacob ya se ha ido del trabajo.)
Just
“Just” se utiliza para acciones que han ocurrido hace poco tiempo y se traduce como “acabar de”
o “justo”. Al igual que con “already”, “just” va antes del verbo o entre el auxiliar y el
verbo en la frase.
Ejemplos:
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Still
Usamos “still” para acciones o acontecimientos que todavía no han ocurrido, sobre todo cuando
esperamos que ya hubieran ocurrido. Se traduce como “aún” o “todavía”. Es con frecuencia usado
también con otros tiempos verbales, pero “still” siempre va antes del verbo,
independientemente del tiempo verbal que utilicemos.
Ejemplos:
I took two pills, but I still have a headache.(He tomado dos pastillas, pero todavía tengo dolor de
cabeza.)
Is Jacob still working at the hospital?(¿Jacob aún trabaja en el hospital?)
EVER= Significaría en español "alguna vez" y solo se usa para preguntas. Se escribe después del pronombre
personal en las preguntas, y antes del verbo en pasado participio.
Por ejemplo: Has comido alguna vez pulpo? Have you ever eaten octopus?
Ha estudiado Susana alguna vez Aleman? Has Susana ever studied German?
NEVER= En español significaría nunca, y es una manera de negar una situación. Se escribe despues del auxiliar
have/has y antes del verbo en pasado participio.
Activity 1
Everyone in the house has a task that he or she normally
does. Describe what everyone does, changing each active
voice sentence into a passive voice sentence: ( Pasamos
las oraciones a voz pasiva)
1.
Thomas washes the dishes. --> The dishes are washed
by Thomas.
Activity 2
Activity 4
Completar las oraciones en voz pasiva
LIST OF VERBS