martes, 2 de diciembre de 2014

PAST POSSIVE VOICE

we only use the possive when we are interesested in the object or when we do not know who caused the action.

EXAMPLE:

appoinyments are required in such cases.
  • we can only form a passive sentence from an active sentence when there is an objectin the active sentence.
FORM: tobe    +   past participle
how to form a passive sentence when an active sentence is given:
  • object of the "active" sentence becomes subject in the "passive" sentence.
  • subject of the "active"sentence becomes "object"in the "passive" sentence (or is left out).
ACTIVE
peter
builds
A house




PASSIVE
A house
Is built
By peter

ACTIVE
Peter
builds
A house
Simple
Present.
PASSIVE
A house
Is built
By peter

ACTIVE
Peter
Built
A house
Simple
Past.
PASSIVE
A house
Was built
By peter
ACTIVE
Peter
Has built
A house
Present
Perfect.
PASSIVE
A house
Has vean built
By peter
ACTIVE
Peter
Will build
A house
Will
Future.
PASSIVE
A house
Has been build
By peter














COULDN´T / WASN´T-WEREN´T ABLE TO 

they are negative and are use to talk about past abilities.

EXAMPLE:


  • I  couldn´t dance salsa at five years old.
  • they couldn´t survive.
  • we weren´t able to find water.
  • the children weren´t able to turn in the right way home.

QUESTIONS:


could                                         were 
was        +       subject      +      able to      +   comp.?
were

EXAMPLE:

could you swim very fast?
yes, i could.
no , i couldn´t

were i could able to run fast?
no , they weren´t.

COULD / WAS -WERE ABLE TO 

 we use then to talk about "PAST ABILITIES"
PRESENT                                   PAST        
                                                  can                                         could
                                                  am                                         was
                                             is able to                                     were    able to
                                                 are


EXAMPLE:

they were able to reach a rock.
the children were able to climb the mountain.
he was able to rescue the children from the water.
i was able to swim very fast.
you could see the top of the mountain.

STRUCTURE:

subject   +   coul/was-were able to   +   verb   complement

Ozzy Osbourne - Dreamer

USED TO 

used to       +          infinitive
we use this expression to talk about habits or repeated actions in the past which we don´t do in the present . we also use it to talk about states in the past which are no longer true.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:

subject     +    used to    +   verb (present)   +   comp.

my family used to travel to ica but now no .
she used to run in the park but now no .
pancha used to eat pizza in the restaurant but now no .
i used to have long hair.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES:


didn´t = did not 

subject    +   didn´t   +   used to    +   verb (present)   +   comp.

  • my relatives didn´t used to sing an birthdays . they used to listen us .
  • i didn´t use to play the piano  when i was a child.
  • she didn´t use to like chocolate , but she does now.
  • i didn´t use to want to have a nice house.

QUESTIONS:



did   +   subject   +   use to    +   verb(present)   +   comp.

  1. did she use to drink soda.?
  2. did you use to eat ice cream when you were child?
  3. did he use to have little cars?

QUESTIONS WITH PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS

have 
                   +       subject     +     been        +    v (ing)            +         comp?
has 

EXAMPLE:

have you been running the race since 15 years old ?
yes , i have . I have been running the race since 15 years old .
no, i haven´t . i have been running since 11 years old.

have you been sitting here for two hours?X
no , i haven´t . i have been sitting here for one hour.

has she been sitting  in the steps ? 
yes , she has . she has been sitting in the steps.

has he been waiting me since 2:00 p.m?
no , he hasn´t . he has been waiting me since 9:00 a.m

have they been playing computer games since the morning?
yes,they have.. they have been playing computer games since the morning.

have we been working all day ?
no , we haven´t . we have working in the morning.

domingo, 23 de noviembre de 2014

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS

 has
                         +          been       +   v (ing)
have

  • We use the present perfect continous to talk about an action that start in the post and continous up to present.
  • We can use "for and since".
EXAMPLE:

 I have been waiting since two in the afternoon.
You have been  at this school for ten years.
He has been basketball since 2010.
She has been that book for two months.
It has been at the bank since 1996.
We  have been the same song since lat year.
They  have been the movie for three hours.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES:
hasn´t 
                      +        been        +  v(ing)
haven´t

hasn´t been eating for three days.
hasn´t been running to the park.
haven´t been sleeping in my beedrom.
hasn´t been working at 3:00 p.m.
hasn´t been singing the hymn school.
hasn´t been traveling to the paris .








lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2014

PRESENT PERFECT 

FORM:(has /have +past participle)

EXAMPLES:


  • You have seeb that movie many times
  • Have you seen that movie many times?
  • You have not seen that movie many times
  1. We use the present perfect to say that an action happened at an uspecified time before now.
  2. The exact time is not important
  3. You can´t use the present perfect with specific time expressions sush as:yesterday , one year ago,last week,when i was a child.when i lived in japan , at that moment,that.
We can use the present perfect with : unspecific expressions,unspecific time such as :ever,never,once,many times,several times,before,so far,already,yet,etc
PAST               PRESENT                      FUTURE

EXAMPLES:


  • i have seen that movie twenty times 
  • i think i have met him once before
  • there have been many earthquakes in california
  • people have traveled to the moon
  • people have not traveled to mars
  • have you read the book yet?
  • nobody has ever climbed that mountain


Oasis-Whatever

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE 

COMPARATIVE:

The are use to compare two or more "things,places,person"
  • we use than between sentences
  • we add "r-er"to the adjectives

EXAMPLE:

tall-taller
short-shorter
big-bigger
small-smaller
good-better

  • we use "more" with adjectives with three or more syllabes .
beautiful-more beautiful
famous-more famous

IN SENTENCES:

Machu Picchu is more beautiful than Pachacamac.

viernes, 22 de agosto de 2014

WILL

We use it whit future that maybe happen or not.

I´ll = I will

Example:

I will love you forever.
She´ll be waiting for you.
We will see next week .

Won´t = Will not (negative)

I won´t speak to the president.
He won´t travel to the moon.
They won´t eat suri.

STRUCTURE OF A SENTENCES:

subject + will + verb + complement

She will work at the NASA.

subject + won´t + verb + complement

They won´t be in the space .

PREDICTION                                                                POSSIBILITY:     

It´s deusy today it will rain .                                              I´ll see you seen.

miércoles, 13 de agosto de 2014

FUTURE WITH "BE GOING TO"

FUTURO CON "SE VA A"

Se utilice para hablar de los planes y Gools futuras

ESTRUCTURA

 Asunto + se va a + verbo + complemento

Juan en ir a jugar al baloncesto la próxima semana
Jhon va a entrar a la universidad.
Vamos a ser médicos el próximo semestre.

TIEMPO DE EXPRESIONES

Mañana
Siguiente / semana / Lunes / año / mes / vacaciones

En los próximos años / meses / días

REGULAR VERBS

SIMPLE PAST

REGULAR VERBS

I worked at this bank  last year
                We add “d-ed” in past to
                regular verbs in affirmativesentences.

EXAMPLE:

            Watched
Lived
Enyoyed
Studied

TIME EXPRESSIONS

·         Las year /vacation/summer.
·         Las week / Friday / Saturday.
·         Yesterday.
·         Two days ago.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

She played tennis yesterday.
He played soccer last week.
Margot cooked cookies last summer.
The student the teacher watched the good film on hour ago.

IRREGULAR VERBS

                PRESENT                                                            PAST
Eat                                                                        ate
See                                                                       saw
   Drink                                                                    drunk
  Go                                                                        went
Have                                                                    had
 Do                                                                         did
           Be                                                                         was / were
 Write                                                                     wrote
 Speak                                                                  spoke
Swim                                                                   swam
     Buy                                                                       brought

EXAMPLE:

·         I drunk some soda yesterday.
·         Juan and i bought a car last year.
·         We got married two years ago.

·         They went to on a honey moon last summer.

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

PRESENT PREGRESSIVE

Whit the action in progress.

        BE+ verb(ing)         

AFFIRMATIVE:

He is studying math in this moment.
She is cooking fish right now.
I am writing the class in my notebook now.
Pamela and i are playing voleyball at the park at the moment.

NEGATIVE: be + not + verb(ing)

He isn´t watching tv in this moment.
We aren´t speaking english right now.

They aren´t traveling to Germany in this moment.

SIMPLE PRESENT

SIMPLE PRESENT

VERB TO BE 

       am=1° person
       is = singular (3 ° person)
       are= plural

PERSONAL PRONOUNT + BE

      I           am
      She       is                  We are
      He        is                  They are
      Is          is                  You are

EXAMPLE:

  • He is a boy
  • We are  students

WITH OTHER VERBS:


SUBJECT
VERB
COMPLEMENT
He
She
It

Speaks
Watches

French
Tv

I
We
You
They

Travel
Go

To Germany
To school











NEGATIVE SENTENCES:


SUBJECT
AUXILIARY
VERB
COMPLEMENT
I
You
We
They

Don´t
Do not

Travel

Germany
He
She
It

Doesn´t
Does not

speak

French