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Tema Está Bajo El Tema Palabra

1) Present tense A) I am doing


1) Present tense B) I do
1) Present tense C) I have done
1) Present tense D) I have been doing
2) Past tense
4) Modales A) can & (be) able to
4) Modales B1) could, was/were able to & managed to
4) Modales B) could & could have
4) Modales C) must & must have
4) Modales D) may and might
4) Modales E) have to
4) Modales F) should
4) Modales F1) should as advice
4) Modales G) I'd better & It's time
4) Modales H) would & would have
4) Modales I) could you? / can I?
5) If and wish + passive A) If I do & if I did
5) If and wish + passive B) If I had & I wish I had
5) If and wish + passive C) Wish
5) If and wish + passive D) Passive 1 (is/was done)
Sobrantes I won't tell anybody what you said. I
Sobrantes I apologize for what I did. It won't h
A) I am doing 1) Present tense She's on her way to work.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense The situation is already bad, and it's
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Can I turn off the TV or are you watch
A) I am doing 1) Present tense It is starting to rain and we don't ha
A) I am doing 1) Present tense She's tying his shoelaces.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense She's hiding behind a tree.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense He's scratching his head.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense They're crossing the road.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense He's having a shower.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense What's all that noise? What's going
A) I am doing 1) Present tense They're not speaking to each other.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Some friends of mine are building th
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Are they waiting for somebody?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm looking for Sophie. Do you know
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Is your English getting better?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense We need to leave soon. It's getting la
A) I am doing 1) Present tense The weather isn't as bad as it was. It'
A) I am doing 1) Present tense You can turn off the computer. I'm not
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm trying to find a job.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Why are you driving so fast?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I need to eat something soon. I'm get
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm getting tired.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Why are you laughing? What's so fu
A) I am doing 1) Present tense You're always playing in the compute
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Hurry up! Everybody is waiting for yo
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm thinking about something.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense What are you talking about?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense You're always making the same mist
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Are you listening to music?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm cooking something for dinner.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense My car is useless. It's always breaki
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Excuse me, is anybody sitting there?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Are you listening to me?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Let's go out. It isn't raining anymore.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense What are you thinking about?
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm hungry. I want something to eat.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm thinking about what happened.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Don't worry. I'm being careful.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense Mark is in a bad mood.
A) I am doing 1) Present tense I'm staying with a friend.
B) I do 1) Present tense The cafe opens at 7:30 in the mornin
B) I do 1) Present tense My parents live in a very small flat.
B) I do 1) Present tense Ben and Jack go to the same school.
B) I do 1) Present tense Some people complain all the time.
B) I do 1) Present tense I always enjoy talking to him.
B) I do 1) Present tense What does this word mean?
B) I do 1) Present tense When Ben and I play tennis, he alwa
B) I do 1) Present tense What time do you usually have dinne
B) I do 1) Present tense How often do you go to the cinema?
B) I do 1) Present tense Vegetarians don't eat meat.
B) I do 1) Present tense Victor is lazy. He doesn't do anything
B) I do 1) Present tense Julia doesn't drink tea very often.
B) I do 1) Present tense I have a car, but I don't use it much.
B) I do 1) Present tense Where does Maria come from?
B) I do 1) Present tense Do you eat a lot of fruit?
B) I do 1) Present tense It always rains when we go to the be
B) I do 1) Present tense I always drink coffee in the morning.
B) I do 1) Present tense I get up at 8 o'clock every morning.
B) I do 1) Present tense You always make the same mistake.
B) I do 1) Present tense Do you understand what I mean?
B) I do 1) Present tense I don't believe it.
B) I do 1) Present tense I don't feel very well.
B) I do 1) Present tense What do you usually do at weekends
B) I do 1) Present tense I usually get hungry in the afternoon.
B) I do 1) Present tense How do you pronounce this word?
B) I do 1) Present tense What do you do in your spare time?
B) I do 1) Present tense Chris never works at weekends.
B) I do 1) Present tense I don't remember.
B) I do 1) Present tense What does it taste like?
B) I do 1) Present tense Do you listen to music every day?
B) I do 1) Present tense He never thinks about other people.
B) I do 1) Present tense You don't seem very happy.
B) I do 1) Present tense This sauce is great. It tastes really g
B) I do 1) Present tense She speaks four languages very well
B) I do 1) Present tense I always go to work by car.
B) I do 1) Present tense How do you feel now?
B) I do 1) Present tense What do you see?
B) I do 1) Present tense These flowers smell nice.
B) I do 1) Present tense Please don't make so much noise. I'm
B) I do 1) Present tense We know each other very well.
B) I do 1) Present tense Who is that man? Do you recognize
B) I do 1) Present tense I know I can pass the exam.
B) I do 1) Present tense It's getting late. What time do the ba
B) I do 1) Present tense She likes to play the piano.
B) I do 1) Present tense He doesn't know what to do.
B) I do 1) Present tense I need to ask you something.
C) I have done 1) Present tense We've known each other for a long ti
C) I have done 1) Present tense I've met a lot of people in the last fe
C) I have done 1) Present tense I've drunk four cups of coffee today.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I haven't seen Tom since Monday.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I haven't played tennis in years.
C) I have done 1) Present tense She hasn't eaten much today.
C) I have done 1) Present tense He doesn't know what happened. I ha
C) I have done 1) Present tense We've never had a car.
C) I have done 1) Present tense She hasn't read that book.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I haven't eaten anything all day.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I've always wanted to go there.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I've had a headache all morning.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I just forgot my password
C) I have done 1) Present tense There haven't been any problems so
C) I have done 1) Present tense We've spent a lot of money in the las
C) I have done 1) Present tense Where have you been?
C) I have done 1) Present tense I'm looking for Ben. Have you seen
C) I have done 1) Present tense I can't find my keys. Have you seen
C) I have done 1) Present tense Have you ever worked in a movie the
C) I have done 1) Present tense How long have you known Katherine
C) I have done 1) Present tense How long have you lived in London?
C) I have done 1) Present tense How long have you known each othe
C) I have done 1) Present tense I just watched the video.
C) I have done 1) Present tense Did you just arrive?
C) I have done 1) Present tense My sister just woke up.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I've been to New York a few times.
C) I have done 1) Present tense We haven't been to the movies.
C) I have done 1) Present tense Sarah's been to the cinema a lot latel
C) I have done 1) Present tense Have you ever played tennis?
C) I have done 1) Present tense They've traveled three times this year
C) I have done 1) Present tense She just had lunch.
C) I have done 1) Present tense I haven't finished yet.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense It's been raining all day.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense I've been learning English for six mo
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense I've been looking for you.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense He's been watching TV all day.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense They've been going there for years.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense Chris hasn't been feeling well lately.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense Gwen has been waking up very early
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense They've been playing at the park.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense She's been staying with friends.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense Jessica has been working there sinc
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense I've been studying all day.
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense How long has it been raining?
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense What have you been doing?
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense How long has Joe been working at th
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense Have you been waiting long?
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense How long have you been learning to
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense How long have you been waiting?
D) I have been doing 1) Present tense She has been practicing since 2 o'clo
A) I did 2) Past tense The accident happened in the mornin
A) I did 2) Past tense We went to the cinema three times l
A) I did 2) Past tense I felt tired, so I went to bed early.
A) I did 2) Past tense Paul hurt his leg playing football yes
A) I did 2) Past tense I stayed at home last night.
A) I did 2) Past tense They invited us to their party, but we
A) I did 2) Past tense Did it rain yesterday?
A) I did 2) Past tense I told them what happened, but they d
A) I did 2) Past tense I didn't sleep well last night.
A) I did 2) Past tense I didn't buy anything because I didn
A) I did 2) Past tense Laura passed her exam because she
A) I did 2) Past tense She didn't want to come.
A) I did 2) Past tense How did you hurt your arm?
A) I did 2) Past tense What did you do last weekend?
A) I did 2) Past tense Ben forgot to call me yesterday.
A) I did 2) Past tense I started working here two years ago.
A) I did 2) Past tense I saw Tanya a few days ago.
A) I did 2) Past tense Did you go out last night?
A) I did 2) Past tense What time did Jhon leave?
A) I did 2) Past tense When did you learn to sing?
B) I was doing 2) Past tense We fell asleep while we were watching
B) I was doing 2) Past tense What were you doing at this time ye
B) I was doing 2) Past tense We didn't know what to do, so we did
B) I was doing 2) Past tense It was raining when I got up.
B) I was doing 2) Past tense I saw Kate a few minutes ago. She wa
B) I was doing 2) Past tense I met Tom and Jane at the airport a
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Jenny was waiting for me when I arri
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Where were you going?
B) I was doing 2) Past tense I didn't know what he said. I wasn't li
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Matt phoned while we were having di
B) I was doing 2) Past tense The TV was on, but nobody was watch
B) I was doing 2) Past tense I couldn't find you. Where were you?
B) I was doing 2) Past tense I was in a hurry, so I didn't have time
B) I was doing 2) Past tense It's cold today, but it was colder yest
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Laura was late because she missed t
B) I was doing 2) Past tense We didn't eat anything because we w
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Why was she angry? Did I say some
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Was Tom here when you arrived?
B) I was doing 2) Past tense They were playing tennis in the park.
B) I was doing 2) Past tense Tom and Jenny were having breakfas
C) I had done 2) Past tense When Sarah arrived at the party, Pa
C) I had done 2) Past tense I didn't have my phone. I'd left it at
C) I had done 2) Past tense I felt good when I woke up. I'd slept w
C) I had done 2) Past tense When we arrived to the cinema. The
C) I had done 2) Past tense We'd never been there before.
C) I had done 2) Past tense I hadn't seen him for five years.
C) I had done 2) Past tense She'd hurt her knee.
C) I had done 2) Past tense They'd already had lunch.
C) I had done 2) Past tense I thought I'd done the right thing.
C) I had done 2) Past tense I realized I'd made a big mistake.
C) I had done 2) Past tense We weren't hungry. We'd just had lu
C) I had done 2) Past tense I had fallen asleep before eight o'clo
C) I had done 2) Past tense I had played this game several times
C) I had done 2) Past tense I had cooked something special for y
C) I had done 2) Past tense She had told me what you said.
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense We had been playing tennis for only 1
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense When I got home, she had been watc
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense The bus was very late. They'd been w
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense I hadn't been feeling well.
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense The restaurant closed last year. I'd b
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense We were tired. We'd been traveling f
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense I'd been walking for almost an hour w
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense He'd been working hard all day.
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense I'd been looking forward to it.
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense At last the bus came. I'd been waitin
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense They had been talking for over an ho
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense Had you been dating him for very lo
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense I told her I had been working here for
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense I asked her what she had been doing
D) I had been doing 2) Past tense They had no idea what he had been
E) have and have got 2) Past tense We have a new car. / We've got a ne
E) have and have got 2) Past tense She has two brothers. / She's got two
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I have a headache. / I've got a head
E) have and have got 2) Past tense Our house has a small garden. / Our
E) have and have got 2) Past tense He has a few problems. / He's got a
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I have a cold. / I've got a cold
E) have and have got 2) Past tense We don't have any questions. / We ha
E) have and have got 2) Past tense She doesn't have a purse. / She hasn
E) have and have got 2) Past tense Does she have the key? / Has she go
E) have and have got 2) Past tense Do you have anything to eat? / Have
E) have and have got 2) Past tense Are you having fun?
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I usually have breakfast at 8 o'clock.
E) have and have got 2) Past tense Let me have a look.
E) have and have got 2) Past tense The bell rang when I was having dinn
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I'm taking a break. / I'm having a bre
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I'm going to take a vacation. / I'm go
E) have and have got 2) Past tense I need to take a shower. / I need to
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales If you don't have a pen, you can use
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I can come and see you tomorrow if y
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I'm in no hurry. I can wait
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I can't decide which one to buy.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales They can't agree about anything.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales It can be dangerous.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I can hear you perfectly well.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I hope to be able to visit them soon.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I haven't been able to sleep recently.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I've never been able to do it.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I can't come to the party on Friday.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I can understand your point of view, b
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales I won't be able to make dinner.
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales Stacy won't be able to practice with
A) can & (be) able to 4) Modales We can travel by bus.
B) could & could have 4) Modales You could stay with Sarah.
B) could & could have 4) Modales Yes, I suppose I could.
B) could & could have 4) Modales You could do it now.
B) could & could have 4) Modales We could go away somewhere.
B) could & could have 4) Modales I'm so tired. I could sleep for a week.
B) could & could have 4) Modales I could stay here for ever.
B) could & could have 4) Modales The story could be true, but I don't thi
B) could & could have 4) Modales She could get here at any time.
B) could & could have 4) Modales I'm not sure where I left my bag. It co
B) could & could have 4) Modales I'm not sure how old she is. She coul
B) could & could have 4) Modales We could go if you're ready.
B) could & could have 4) Modales I could come to your house if you like
B) could & could have 4) Modales It could have been worse.
B) could & could have 4) Modales You could have stayed with me.
B) could & could have 4) Modales You could have come out with us.
B) could & could have 4) Modales I could have gone, but I didn't want t
C) must & must have 4) Modales You must be joking.
C) must & must have 4) Modales Louise must get very tired in her wor
C) must & must have 4) Modales You haven't eaten anything. You mus
C) must & must have 4) Modales I must have it somewhere.
C) must & must have 4) Modales Karen hasn't left work yet. She must
C) must & must have 4) Modales It must cost a lot of money.
C) must & must have 4) Modales Their friends must have gone out.
C) must & must have 4) Modales I must have forgotten to lock it.
C) must & must have 4) Modales He must have been waiting for some
C) must & must have 4) Modales I must have left it in at home.
C) must & must have 4) Modales It must have been expensive.
C) must & must have 4) Modales I didn't hear the phone. I must have
C) must & must have 4) Modales Somebody must have taken it.
C) must & must have 4) Modales You must have called her yesterday.
C) must & must have 4) Modales You must have stayed with your aunt
D) may and might 4) Modales He might be having lunch.
D) may and might 4) Modales Ask Alyson. She might know.
D) may and might 4) Modales It's not mine. It may be Tom's.
D) may and might 4) Modales It might not be possible.
D) may and might 4) Modales He may not be feeling well.
D) may and might 4) Modales It might be important.
D) may and might 4) Modales Don't talk so loud. Somebody might be
D) may and might 4) Modales She may not want to come.
D) may and might 4) Modales She might not have known about it.
D) may and might 4) Modales Sam might have told him.
D) may and might 4) Modales They might have been lying.
D) may and might 4) Modales May I talk to you for a minute?
D) may and might 4) Modales I may see him later.
D) may and might 4) Modales Be careful you might cut yourself.
D) may and might 4) Modales I don't know. I might not have time.
D) may and might 4) Modales We may have to wait a long time.
D) may and might 4) Modales We may have to pay.
D) may and might 4) Modales I'm not sure yet. I may be working.
D) may and might 4) Modales I might as well sell it.
D) may and might 4) Modales I might as well buy a new one.
D) may and might 4) Modales If they paid me better, I might work h
D) may and might 4) Modales If I had more time, I might learn how
E) have to 4) Modales I have to wear glasses for reading.
E) have to 4) Modales Robert can't come out with us. He has
E) have to 4) Modales What do I hace to do to get a new tic
E) have to 4) Modales Did you have to wait a long time?
E) have to 4) Modales I'll have to buy a new one.
E) have to 4) Modales I'm going to have to wait longer.
E) have to 4) Modales I might have to work late.
E) have to 4) Modales You don't have to do anything.
E) have to 4) Modales I don't have much time. I have to go
E) have to 4) Modales We didn't have to wait long.
E) have to 4) Modales I had to do evertything by myself.
E) have to 4) Modales Did you have to pay to go in?
E) have to 4) Modales He has to get up at 4 a.m.
E) have to 4) Modales I almost missed the bus. I had to run t
E) have to 4) Modales You don't have to decided now.
E) have to 4) Modales I don't know. You'll have to ask him.
E) have to 4) Modales What do you have to do?
F) should 4) Modales You should go to bed.
F) should 4) Modales Should we invite Sthephanie to the p
F) should 4) Modales You shouldn't believe everything you
F) should 4) Modales You should look for another job.
F) should 4) Modales She shouldn't worry so much.
F) should 4) Modales I don't think you should go out.
F) should 4) Modales She should be here by now.
F) should 4) Modales You should have come. Why didn't y
F) should 4) Modales They should have got here long ago.
F) should 4) Modales I shouldn't have eaten so much.
F) should 4) Modales It's too late to do it now. You should
F) should 4) Modales I didn't do as well as I'd hoped. I sh
F) should 4) Modales It shouldn't be a problem.
F) should 4) Modales I shouldn't have bought it.
F) should 4) Modales I shouldn't have gone.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales I'd better go now or I'll be late.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales You don't look very well. You'd better
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales I'd better phone Chris, hadn't I?
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales I'd better go tomorrow.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales You'd better not go to work today.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales I'm not sure. I'd better check.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales You'd better go now or you'll miss th
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's almost time. I'd better get ready.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales You have to wake up early tomorrow.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales We'd better leave as soon as possibl
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's time for us to go home.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's time you did something about it.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's time I started cooking dinner.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's time for a break.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales Hurry up! It's almost time to go.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales You're going to be late. It's time you
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales What are we going to do? It’s time to
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's time they were here.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's about time that you find out what it is.
G) had better & it's time 4) Modales It's about time that you get a job.
H) would & would have 4) Modales She'd love to learn to fly.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I wouldn't say anything if I were you.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I don't know what we'd have done with
H) would & would have 4) Modales It's a shame, you would have liked it.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I woud call Lisa, but I don't have he
H) would & would have 4) Modales He wouldn't have come anyway.
H) would & would have 4) Modales He wouldn't like to be a pilot.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I think she'd be very happy to see yo
H) would & would have 4) Modales What would you do in my position?
H) would & would have 4) Modales It would have been quicker to walk.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I think you'd enjoy it.
H) would & would have 4) Modales I'd stay a little longer, but I have to
H) would & would have 4) Modales Paul promised he wouldn't tell anybod
H) would & would have 4) Modales Sarah promised that she wouldn't be
H) would & would have 4) Modales Steve said he'd call me. I wonder why
H) would & would have 4) Modales Would you like some coffee?
H) would & would have 4) Modales Would you like to eat with us tonight
H) would & would have 4) Modales Would you like to go to the cinema t
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can you wait a moment, please?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Do you think you could take me to the
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can you open the door for me, pleas
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could you take a picture of us, pleas
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could you tell me how to get to the s
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could you drive more slowly, please
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Do you think you could turn the mus
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can we have the menu, please?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can we have some water, please?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can I have the bill, please?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can I have one of those?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Hello, can I speak to Steve, please?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could I use your phone?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Do you think I could borrow your bik
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could I borrow your camera?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can I call you back later?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Do you mind if I come too?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Is it ok if I open the window?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Is it all rigth if I sit here?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Do you mind if I use your pen?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can I help you?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can I get you some coffe?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales I'd like to try on this jacket, please.
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Can you do me a favour?
I) could you? / can I? 4) Modales Could you pass the sugar?
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If we go by bus, it will be cheaper.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I'd go for walk if it wasn't so cold.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I told you what happened, you woul
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I forgot your birthday, would you
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive What would you do if you won a lot
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If you find my watch can you call me
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I won the lottery, I'd buy a big hous
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I see Sarah, I'll tell her to call you.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I don't know what I'd do if I lost my wa
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If you give me your number, I'll call y
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I went to bed now, I wouldn't sleep.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If you had a party, who would you inv
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I'd phone him if I knew his number.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive There are things I'd like to do if I ha
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I didn't want to go to the party, I wo
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If you were in my position, what wou
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive You'd feel better if you relaxed more.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I knew what to do, I'd do it.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive It would taste better if it wasn't so sal
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive If I was hungry, I would eat somethin
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I'd help you if I could.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I knew Paul's number.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I could find my keys.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish Helen was here.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish you were feeling better.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I didn't have to work tomorrow.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I didn't have to get up early t
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish the weather was better.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I wasn't so tired.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish I had more free time.
A) If I did & I wish I did 5) If and wish + passive I wish there weren't so many people.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive If I'd known, I would have gone to vis
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive If I had been hungry, I would have e
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I would have forgotten if you hadn't
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I feel sick. I wish I hadn't eaten so m
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish I'd seen him.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish I'd painted it red.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish I hadn't bought it.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish we hadn't gone.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish I'd thought of that.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish we'd taken pictures.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive What I said was wrong. I wish I hadn't
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive If I'd known, I would have woken you
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I wish we'd had more time.
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive If it hadn't been raining, we could h
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I'd have been all right if somebody
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive If you had told me, I could have don
B) If I had & I wish I had 5) If and wish + passive I'd have gone if I'd known.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you luck.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you all the best.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish I knew what to do.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you didn't have to go soon.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you were more patient.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you'd told me.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish we didn't have to go out now.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish you could stay longer.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish I could have gone.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish it would stop raining.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish she would hurry up.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish Tom would come.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish it wasn't so cold.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish I could come with you.
C) Wish 5) If and wish + passive I wish he wouldn't drive so fast.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive This house was built in 1981.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive All flights were cancelled.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive Sometimes headaches are caused by
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The sweater was made by my girlfrie
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive This room was cleaned yesterday.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive We were woken up by a loud noise.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The letter was sent to the wrong add
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The wall has been painted blue.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The stolen money was found by the p
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The book was written by his father.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The song was written by me.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The suspect was arrested this morni
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The secret was never discovered.
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The actor was received at the ariport
D) Passive 1 (is/was done) 5) If and wish + passive The cake wasn't correctly prepared.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have The show was very popular, but we we
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I could see them, but not very clearly
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have A girl fell into the river, but fortuna
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I couldn't hear very well.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have When I was younger I could run fast.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have She could play the piano very well.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have It was a difficult problem, but we man
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have We couldn't find him.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I was awake of the night. I couldn't s
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have We didn't know where David was, but
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have It was very hard, but I was able to fin
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I couldn't run yesterday because I'd
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have You helped me a lot. I couldn't have
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I couldn't get up early.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have I couldn't have gone anyway.
B1) could, was/were able to & managB) could & could have Things
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No le diré a nadie lo que dijiste. Lo prometo.
Pido disculpas por lo que hice. No volverá a suceder.
Ella va de camino al trabajo.
La situación ya es mala, y está empeorando.
¿Puedo apagar la televisión o la estás viendo?
Está empezando a llover y no tenemos un paraguas.
Ella se está atando sus cordones.
Ella se esta escondiendo detrás de un árbol.
Él se esta rascando la cabeza.
Ellos están cruzando la calle.
Él se esta bañando.
¿Qué es todo ese ruido? ¿Qué esta pasando?
Ellos no se estan hablando.
Algunos amigos míos están construyendo su propia casa.
¿Ellos están esperando a alguien?
Estoy buscando a Sophie. ¿Sabes donde esta?
¿Tu inglés está mejorando?
Necesitamos salir pronto. Se está haciendo tarde.
El clima no esta tan mal como estaba. Está mejorando.
Puedes apagar la computadora. No la estoy usando.
Estoy tratando de encontrar trabajo.
¿Por qué estas manejando tan rápido?
Necesito comer algo pronto. Me esta dando hambre.
Me estoy cansando.
¿Por qué te estas riendo? ¿Qué es tan gracioso?
Siempre estás jugando en la computadora.
¡Apurate! Todos te están esperando.
Estoy pensando en algo.
¿De qué estás hablando?
Siempre estas cometiendo el mismo error.
¿Estás escuchando musica?
Estoy cocinando algo para cenar.
Mi auto es inútil. Siempre se está descomponiendo.
Disculpe, ¿hay alguien sentado ahí?
¿Me estás escuchando?
Salgamos. Ya no esta lloviendo.
¿En qué estás pensando?
Tengo hambre. Quiero algo de comer.
Estoy pensando en lo que pasó.
No te preocupes. Estoy siendo cuidadoso.
Mark esta de malhumor.
Me estoy quedando con un amigo.
La cafetería abre a las 7:30 de la mañana.
Mis padres viven en un piso muy pequeño.
Ben y Jack van a la misma escuela.
Algunas personas se quejan todo el tiempo.
Siempre disfruto hablar con él.
¿Qué significa esta palabra?
Cuando Ben y yo jugamos tenis, él siempre gana.
¿A qué hora sueles cenar?
¿Que tan seguido vas al cine?
Los vegetarianos no comen carne.
Víctor es flojo. No hace nada.
Julia no toma té con mucha frecuencia.
Tengo un carro, pero no lo uso mucho.
¿De dónde viene María?
¿Comes mucha fruta?
Siempre llueve cuando vamos a la playa.
Siempre tomo café por la mañana.
Me levanto a las 8 en punto cada mañana.
Siempre cometes el mismo error.
¿Entiendes lo que quiero decir?
No lo creo.
No me siento muy bien.
¿Qué sueles hacer los fines de semana?
Normalmente tengo hambre por la tarde.
¿Cómo se pronuncia esta palabra?
¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre?
Chris nunca trabaja los fines de semana.
No recuerdo
¿A qué sabe?
¿Escuchas musica todos los días?
El nunca piensa en otras personas.
No pareces muy feliz.
Esta salsa es genial. Sabe muy bien.
Ella habla cuatro idiomas muy bien.
Siempre voy al trabajo en carro.
¿Cómo te sientes ahora?
¿Que ves?
Estas flores huelen bien.
Por favor, no hagas tanto ruido. Estoy tratando de trabajar.
Nos conocemos muy bien.
¿Quien es ese hombre? Lo reconoces?
Sé que puedo pasar el examen.
Se está haciendo tarde. ¿A qué hora cierran los bancos?
A ella le gusta tocar el piano.
Él no sabe qué hacer.
Necesito preguntarte algo.
Nos conocemos desde hace mucho tiempo.
He conocido a mucha gente en los ultimos dias.
Hoy he bebido cuatro tazas de café.
No he visto a Tom desde el lunes.
No he jugado tenis en años.
Ella no ha comido mucho hoy.
Él no sabe lo que pasó. No le he dicho.
Nunca hemos tenido un carro.
Ella no ha leído ese libro.
No he comido nada en todo el día.
Siempre he querido ir alli.
He tenido dolor de cabeza toda la mañana.
Acabo de olvidar mi contraseña.
No ha habido ningún problema hasta ahora.
Hemos gastado mucho dinero en los últimos días.
¿Dónde has estado?
Estoy buscando a Ben. ¿Lo has visto en alguna parte?
No encuentro mis llaves. ¿Las has visto?
¿Alguna vez has trabajado en un cine?
¿Desde cuándo conoces a Katherine?
¿Cuanto tiempo has vivido en Londres?
¿Desde cuándo se conocen?
Acabo de ver el video.
¿Acabas de llegar?
Mi hermana se acaba de despertar.
He estado en Nueva York varias veces.
No hemos ido al cine.
Sarah ha ido mucho al cine últimamente.
¿Has jugado tenis alguna vez?
Han viajado tres veces este año.
Ella acaba de comer.
No he terminado todavía.
Ha estado lloviendo todo el día.
He estado aprendiendo inglés durante seis meses.
Te he estado buscando.
Él ha estado viendo televisión todo el día.
Han estado yendo allí por años.
Chris no se ha sentido bien últimamente.
Gwen se ha estado despertando muy temprano.
Han estado jugando en el parque.
Ella se ha estado quedando con amigos.
Jessica lleva trabajando allí desde el 18 de enero
He estado estudiando todo el día.
¿Cuanto tiempo ha estado lloviendo?
¿Qué has estado haciendo?
¿Cuánto tiempo lleva Joe trabajando en el aeropuerto?
¿Has estado esperando mucho?
¿Cuánto tiempo llevas aprendiendo a conducir?
¿Cuánto tiempo has estado esperando?
Ella ha estado practicando desde las 2 en punto.
El accidente ocurrió en la mañana.
Fuimos al cine tres veces la semana pasada.
Me sentía cansado, así que me acosté temprano.
Paul se lastimó la pierna jugando al fútbol ayer.
Anoche me quedé en casa.
Nos invitaron a su fiesta, pero decidimos no ir.
¿Llovió ayer?
Les conté lo que pasó, pero no me creyeron.
No dormí bien anoche.
No compré nada porque no tenía dinero.
Laura pasó su examen porque estudió mucho.
Ella no quiso venir.
¿Cómo te lastimaste el brazo?
¿Qué hiciste el fin semana?
Ben olvidó llamarme ayer.
Empecé a trabajar aquí hace dos años.
Vi a Tanya hace unos días.
¿Saliste anoche?
¿A qué hora se fue John?
¿Cuándo aprendiste a cantar?
Nos quedamos dormidos mientras veíamos una película.
¿Qué hacías ayer a esta hora?
No sabíamos qué hacer, así que no hicimos nada.
Estaba lloviendo cuando me levanté.
Vi a Kate hace unos minutos. Ella te estaba buscando.
Conocí a Tom y Jane en el aeropuerto hace unas semanas.
Jenny me estaba esperando cuando llegué.
¿A dónde ibas?
No supe lo que dijo. No estaba escuchando.
Matt llamó mientras estábamos cenando.
La televisión estaba encendida, pero nadie la estaba viendo.
No pude encontrarte. ¿Dónde estabas?
Tenía prisa, así que no tuve tiempo de llamarte.
Hoy hace frío, pero ayer hacía más frío.
Laura llegó tarde porque perdió el autobús.
No comimos nada porque no teníamos hambre.
¿Por qué estaba enojada? ¿Dije algo malo?
¿Estaba Tom aquí cuando llegaste?
Ellos estaban jugando tenis en el parque.
Tom y Jenny estuvieron desayunando juntos.
Cuando Sarah llegó a la fiesta, Paul ya se había ido a casa.
No tenía mi teléfono. Lo había dejado en casa.
Me sentí bien cuando me desperté. Había dormido bien.
Cuando llegamos al cine. La película ya había empezado.
Nunca habíamos estado allí antes.
No lo había visto en cinco años.
Ella se había lastimado la rodilla.
Ellos ya habían comido.
Pensé que había hecho lo correcto.
Me di cuenta de que había cometido un gran error.
No teníamos hambre. Acabábamos de comer.
Me había dormido antes de las ocho.
He jugado a este juego varias veces.
Había cocinado algo especial para ti.
Ella me había dicho lo que tú dijiste.
Llevábamos sólo 10 minutos jugando al tenis cuando empezó a llover.
Cuando llegué a casa, ella había estado viendo una película.
El autobús llegó muy tarde. Llevaban mucho tiempo esperando.
No me había estado sintiendo bien.
El restaurante cerró el año pasado. Había estado yendo allí durante años.
Estábamos cansados. Llevábamos viajando más de 24 horas.
Llevaba casi una hora caminando cuando de repente empezó a llover.
Él había estado trabajando duro todo el día.
Lo había estado esperando con ansias.
Por fin llegó el autobús. Llevaba 20 minutos esperando.
Llevaban más de una hora hablando antes de que llegara Tony.
¿Llevabas mucho tiempo saliendo con él?
Le dije que llevaba dos años trabajando aquí.
Le pregunté qué había estado haciendo.
No tenían ni idea de lo que me había estado haciendo.
Tenemos un carro nuevo.
Ella tiene dos hermanos.
Me duele la cabeza.
Nuestra casa tiene un pequeño jardín.
Él tiene algunos problemas.
Estoy resfriado.
No tenemos ninguna pregunta.
Ella no tiene un bolso.
¿Ella tiene la llave?
¿Tienes algo de comer?
¿Te estás divirtiendo?
Suelo desayunar a las 8.
Déjame echar un vistazo.
El timbre sonó cuando estaba cenando.
Me estoy tomando un descanso.
Voy a tener vacaciones.
Necesito bañarme.
Si no tienes pluma, puedes usar la mía.
Puedo ir a verte mañana si quieres.
No tengo prisa. Puedo esperar.
No puedo decidir cuál comprar.
No pueden ponerse de acuerdo en nada.
Puede ser peligroso.
Puedo escucharte perfectamente bien.
Espero poder visitarlos pronto.
No he podido dormir últimamente.
Nunca he podido hacerlo.
No puedo ir a la fiesta el viernes.
Puedo entender tu punto de vista, pero no estoy de acuerdo contigo.
No podré hacer la cena.
Stacy no podrá practicar contigo.
Podemos viajar en autobús.
Podrías quedarte con Sarah.
Sí, supongo que podría.
You could do it now.
Podríamos ir a algún lugar.
Estoy demasiado cansado. Podría dormir durante una semana.
Podría quedarme aquí para siempre.
La historia podría ser cierta, pero no creo que lo sea.
Ella podría llegar en cualquier momento.
No estoy seguro de dónde dejé mi bolso. Podría estar en el carro.
No estoy seguro de la edad que tiene. Podría tener 30 años.
Podríamos irnos si estás listo.
Podría ir a tu casa si quieres.
Podría haber sido peor.
Podrías haberte quedado conmigo.
Podrías haber salido con nosotros.
Podría haber ido, pero no quise.
Debes estar bromeando.
Louise debe cansarse mucho en su trabajo.
No has comido nada. Debes tener hambre.
Debo tenerlo en algún lugar.
Karen aún no ha salido del trabajo. Debe estar trabajando hasta tarde.
Debe costar mucho dinero.
Sus amigos deben haber salido.
Debo haber olvidado cerrarlo.
Debe haber estado esperando a alguien.
Debo haberla dejado en casa.
Debe haber sido caro.
No escuché el teléfono. Debo haber estado dormido.
Alguien debió haberlo tomado.
La debiste haber llamado ayer.
Te debiste haber quedado con tu tía.
Puede que esté comiendo.
Pregúntale a Alyson. Ella podría saber.
No es mío. Puede que sea de Tom.
Puede que no sea posible.
Puede que no se sienta bien.
Podría ser importante.
No hables tan alto. Alguien podría estar escuchándonos.
Puede que no quiera venir.
Puede que no lo supiera.
Sam podría haberle dicho.
Puede que hayan mentido.
¿Puedo hablar contigo un minuto?
Puede que lo vea más tarde.
Ten cuidado, podrías cortarte.
No lo sé. Puede que no tenga tiempo.
Puede que tengamos que esperar mucho tiempo.
Puede que tengamos que pagar.
Todavía no estoy seguro. Puede que esté trabajando.
También podría venderlo.
También podría comprar uno nuevo.
Si me pagaran mejor, podría trabajar más.
Si tuviera más tiempo, podría aprender a cocinar.
Tengo que usar lentes para leer.
Robert no puede salir con nosotros. Tiene que trabajar hasta tarde.
¿Qué tengo que hacer para conseguir un nuevo boleto?
¿Has tenido que esperar mucho tiempo?
Tendré que comprar uno nuevo.
Voy a tener que esperar más tiempo.
Puede que tenga que trabajar hasta tarde.
No tienes que hacer nada.
No tengo mucho tiempo. Tengo que irme pronto.
No tuvimos que esperar mucho.
Tuve que hacer todo por mi cuenta.
¿Tuviste que pagar para entrar?
Tiene que levantarse a las 4 a.m.
Casi pierdo el camion. Tuve que correr para alcanzarlo.
No tienes que decidir ahora.
No lo sé. Tendrás que preguntarle.
¿Qué tienes que hacer?
Deberías irte a dormir.
¿Deberíamos invitar a Sthephanie a la fiesta?
No deberías creer todo lo que lees.
Deberías buscar otro trabajo.
Ella no debería preocuparse tanto.
No creo que debas salir.
Ella ya debería estar aquí.
Deberías haber venido. ¿Por qué no lo hiciste?
Deberían haber llegado hace tiempo.
No debería haber comido tanto.
Es demasiado tarde para hacerlo ahora. Deberías haberlo hecho ayer.
No lo hice tan bien como esperaba. Debería haberlo hecho mejor.
No debería ser un problema.
No debería haberlo comprado.
No debería haber ido.
Será mejor que me vaya ahora o llegaré tarde.
No te ves muy bien. Será mejor que no salgas esta noche.
Será mejor que llame a Chris, ¿no?
Será mejor que vaya mañana.
Será mejor que no vayas a trabajar hoy.
No estoy segura. Será mejor que lo compruebe.
Será mejor que te vayas ahora o te perderás el comienzo.
Ya casi es hora. Será mejor que me prepare.
Tienes que levantarte temprano mañana. Será mejor que pongas tu alarma.
Será mejor que nos vayamos cuanto antes, ¿no?
Es hora de que nos vayamos a casa.
Es hora de que hagas algo al respecto.
Es hora de que empiece a preparar la cena.
Es hora de descansar.
¡Deprisa! Es casi la hora de irse.
Vas a llegar tarde. Es hora de que te vayas.
¿Qué vamos a hacer? Es hora de decidir.
Es hora de que estén aquí.
Ya es hora de que averigües qué es.
Ya es hora de que consigas un trabajo.
Le encantaría aprender a volar.
Yo no diría nada si fuera tú.
No sé qué habríamos hecho sin su ayuda.
Es una pena, te hubiera gustado.
Llamaría a Lisa, pero no tengo su número.
De todas formas no habría venido.
No le gustaría ser piloto.
Creo que se alegraría mucho de verte.
¿Qué harías tú en mi lugar?
Habría sido más rápido caminar.
Creo que lo disfrutarías.
Me quedaría un poco más, pero tengo que irme ahora.
Paul prometió que no se lo diría a nadie, pero lo hizo.
Sarah prometió que no llegaría tarde.
Steve dijo que me llamaría. Me pregunto por qué no lo ha hecho.
¿Quieres un café?
¿Le gustaría comer con nosotros esta noche?
¿Te gustaría ir al cine mañana por la noche?
¿Puede esperar un momento, por favor?
¿Cree que podría llevarme al aeropuerto?
¿Puedes abrirme la puerta, por favor?
¿Podría tomarnos una foto, por favor?
¿Podría decirme cómo llegar a la estación?
¿Podría conducir más despacio, por favor?
¿Crees que podrías bajar el volumen de la música?
¿Nos puede dar el menú, por favor?
¿Puede darnos un poco de agua, por favor?
¿Me da la cuenta, por favor?
¿Puede darme uno de esos?
Hola, ¿puedo hablar con Steve, por favor?
¿Puedo usar su teléfono?
¿Crees que podrías prestarme tu bicicleta?
¿Me puedes prestar tu cámara?
¿Puedo llamarte más tarde?
¿Te importa si voy yo también?
¿Está bien si abro la ventana?
¿Está bien si me siento aquí?
¿Te importa si uso tu bolígrafo?
¿Puedo ayudarte?
¿Puedo traete un café?
Me gustaría probarme esta chaqueta, por favor.
¿Puedes hacerme un favor?
¿Podría pasarme el azúcar?
Si vamos en autobús, será más barato.
Iría a caminar si no hiciera tanto frío.
Si te dijera lo que pasó, no me creerías.
Si me olvidara de tu cumpleaños, ¿te enfadarías conmigo?
¿Qué harías si ganaras mucho dinero?
Si encuentras mi reloj, ¿puedes llamarme?
Si ganara la lotería, me compraría una casa grande.
Si veo a Sarah, le diré que te llame.
No sé qué haría si perdiera mi cartera.
Si me das tu número, te llamaré más tarde.
Si me acostara ahora, no dormiría.
Si hicieras una fiesta, ¿a quién invitarías?
Le llamaría si supiera su número.
Hay cosas que me gustaría hacer si tuviera más tiempo.
Si no quisiera ir a la fiesta, no iría.
Si estuvieras en mi lugar, ¿qué harías?
Te sentirías mejor si te relajaras más.
Si supiera qué hacer, lo haría.
Sabría mejor si no estuviera tan salado.
Si tuviera hambre, comería algo.
Te ayudaría si pudiera.
Ojalá supiera el número de Paul.
Ojalá pudiera encontrar mis llaves.
Ojalá Helen estuviera aquí.
Ojalá te sintieras mejor.
Ojalá no tuviera que trabajar mañana.
Ojalá no tuviera que levantarme temprano mañana.
Ojalá el clima estuviera mejor.
Ojalá no estuviera tan cansado.
Ojalá tuviera más tiempo libre.
Ojalá no hubiera tanta gente.
Si lo hubiera sabido, habría ido a visitarte.
Si hubiera tenido hambre, habría comido algo.
Me habría olvidado si no me lo hubieras recordado.
Me siento mal. Ojalá no hubiera comido tanto.
Ojalá lo hubiera visto.
Ojalá lo hubiera pintado de rojo.
Ojalá no lo hubiera comprado.
Ojalá no hubiéramos ido.
Ojalá hubiera pensado en eso.
Ojalá nos hubiéramos tomado fotos.
Lo que dije estuvo mal. Ojalá no lo hubiera dicho.
Si lo hubiera sabido, te habría despertado.
Ojalá hubiéramos tenido más tiempo.
Si no hubiera estado lloviendo, podríamos haber ido a la playa.
Habría estado bien si alguien hubiera estado conmigo.
Si me hubieras dicho, podría haber hecho algo.
Habría ido si lo hubiera sabido.
Te deseo suerte.
Te deseo lo mejor.
Ojalá supiera qué hacer.
Ojalá no tuvieras que irte pronto.
Ojalá fueras más paciente.
Ojalá me hubieras dicho.
Ojalá no tuviéramos que salir ahora.
Ojalá pudieras quedarte más tiempo.
Ojalá pudiera haber ido.
Ojalá dejara de llover.
Ojalá se apurara.
Ojalá viniera Tom.
Ojalá no hiciera tanto frío.
Ojalá pudiera ir contigo.
Ojala el no manejara tan rapido.
Esta casa fue construida en 1981.
Todos los vuelos fueron cancelados.
A veces los dolores de cabeza son causados cambios en el clima.
El suéter fue hecho por mi novia.
Esta habitación fue limpiada ayer.
Nos despertó un fuerte ruido.
El paquete fue enviado a una dirección equivocada.
La pared se ha pintado de azul.
El dinero robado fue encontrado por la policía.
El libro fue escrito por su padre.
La canción fue escrita por mí.
El sospechoso fue arrestado esta mañana.
El secreto nunca fue descubierto.
El actor fue recibido en el aeropuerto.
El pastel no estaba correctamente preparado.
El espectáculo era muy popular, pero pudimos conseguir entradas.
Podía verlos, pero no muy claramente.
Una niña se cayó al río, pero afortunadamente la pudimos sacar.
No pude oír muy bien.
Cuando era más joven podía correr rápido.
Ella sabía tocar el piano muy bien.
Era un problema difícil, pero logramos resolverlo.
No pudimos encontrarlo.
Estuve despierto toda la noche. No podía dormir.
No sabíamos dónde estaba David, pero al final pudimos encontrarlo.
Fue muy difícil, pero pude terminar.
Ayer no pude correr porque me lesioné la pierna.
Me has ayudado mucho. No podría haberlo logrado sin ti.
No pude levantarme temprano.
No podría haber ido de todos modos.
Las cosas
A: ¿Me voyno podrían estar mejor.
ya?
B: No, yo esperaría un poco.
Yo no me quedaría
A: ¿Merece la pena despierto hasta
reparar esta muy tarde. Tienes que levantarte temprano mañana.
computadora?
B: No, yo compraría una nueva.
A: Voy a salir ahora. ¿Hace frío fuera?
B:
A: Sí, yo llevaría
¿Debo ir a verun abrigo.
a Paul?
B:
A: Sí, perotirar
¿Debo antes deberías
estas cosas?llamarle.
B: No, debería guardarlas. Puede que las necesitemos.
Definición Conjugación Declinaciones

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Ejemplos Pronunciación Transcripción
Otros|PUNTOS CLAVE
ㅤㅤ
2. Algunos verbos (por ejemplo: know, want, understand, need, remember, believe and like) normalmente se utiliza

ㅤㅤ
2.
ㅤㅤ (be) able to puede ser utilizado en distintos tiempos verbales pero can es mas comú n en presente.
2. I couldn't tiene dos significados: No podría (futuro) y No pude (pasado).
could ademá s de ser el pasado de can también puede ser utilizado como la traducció n "podría".
must se utiliza para expresar algo que se cree cierto o para indicar una acció n obligatoria.

— IfYouthey paid me
mustn’t tellbetter,
anyone. I might
(No lowork harder.
hagas).

— You
It was don’t haveparty
a great to come
last with
night.me.
You(No necesitas
ought to havehacerlo
come. pero puedes si quieres).
— I ought
A: Shall not to
I leave have gone to work yesterday.
now?
B:
— No,
It's Iabout
should wait
time a little.find
that you (No,out
yo esperaría
what it is. un poco).

ㅤㅤ It's about time that you get a job.
4. Usamos
─ Is would
it all rigth you like...? para ofrecer o invitar.
if I...?

─ Is
'd it
gook
forif walk
I...? if it weren't so cold.
─ I wish she were here now.
─ If Iutiliza
* Se had seen you,
wish I wouldcuando
+ would have said
noshello.
gustaría que algo sucedierá o cambiará .
*Cuando
A menudo se utiliza
usamos I wish
el verbo would
pasivo, para quejarse
decimos de alguna
lo que le pasa siuació n.
sujeto.
─ This house was built in 1981.
ke) normalmente se utilizan en presente simple y no en continuo. No decimos "I am knowing" decimos "I know".

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