Tell Me More2

Cuaderno de gramtica Sin soluciones Ingls Britnico
Nivel Intermedio
TELL ME MORE
Version 9
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The negative There is - There are............................ Emphatic 'do'... Questions without interrogative words Questions in the past. Question tags.. Tags - Short answers. Meaning and use of 'so'. The same . . . as. 'To get' + adjective.. As much as - As many as. Comparing equals.. Regular comparatives Irregular comparatives... Regular superlatives.. Irregular superlatives. Reinforcing the comparative and the superlative... Absolute superlative.. Direct and indirect questions Verbs + infinitive clause Sequence of tenses with 'if'.. Dependent clauses with 'that'.. The plural. Construction of compound nouns Use of compound nouns Singular nouns in '-s'.. Uncountable nouns which may take 'a'. Definite and indefinite articles. Difference between 'a' and 'an'.. The possessive.. The elliptic genitive. A little - A bit Little - A little - Much.. Few - A few - Many Different meanings of 'all'.. Some - Any.. Use and omission of 'the'.. Some other uses of the possessive Object pronouns. 'One' replacing a noun.. Interrogative words. Which - What.. Use of 'both'. Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg Pg 1 / 490 6 / 490 10 / 490 12 / 490 23 / 490 28 / 490 37 / 490 39 / 490 47 / 490 49 / 490 52 / 490 54 / 490 64/ 490 69 / 490 73 / 490 76 / 490 79 / 490 81 / 490 85 / 490 91 / 490 97 / 490 99 / 490 102 / 490 104 / 490 112 / 490 115 / 490 117 / 490 119 / 490 121 / 490 123 / 490 126 / 490 128 / 490 130 / 490 134 / 490 138 / 490 142 / 490 149 / 490 152 / 490 154 / 490 156 / 490 158 / 490 165 / 490 167 / 490
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Possessive pronouns. Everybody - Nobody.. How much - How many. How long.. Relative pronouns and adverbs The indefinite possessive.. Use of the past participle as an adjective... Adjectives ending in -ing Compound adjectives The verb 'to have (got)'. Verbs: reactions and preferences.. Verbs expressing a wish to act Verbs introducing a second action.. Verbs expressing stages of an action. Impersonal verbs Phrasal verb particles Contraction of 'to be'. The present continuous. The future. The affirmative imperative. The simple present and the present continuous. Near future: BE + ING Construction of the preterite. Use of the preterite... 'To be' and 'to have': preterite.. The preterite continuous Construction of the present perfect Use of the present perfect. The negative imperative Will - To be going to... Would like: expressing a desire Irregular verbs. Verbs without a continuous form. Construction of the present perfect continuous. Use of the present perfect continuous Past perfect. Sequence of tenses Construction of the present conditional. Use of the present conditional. Conditional perfect. The past subjunctive.. 'Will' and 'shall' To be left - To have (got) left Use of the passive.. Construction of the passive.. Can: ability and likelihood. Can: perception and knowledge.. Can - Could - Be able to
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Must - Have (got) to 'Should' and 'ought to': advice.. Had better - Would rather. May - Might.. Strong probability with 'must' Absence of necessity. Should - Ought to: probability.. Near certainty in the past. Modal auxiliaries. Prepositions of time Prepositions of place.. The prepositions 'in' and 'at'.. Different meanings of 'since'. Here - There Adverbs of time... Too - Too much.. Also - As well - Too.... Nothing ever Ever - Never Yet - Not yet. Not . . . either... The place of 'even'. The place of 'enough'. 'Always' + present continuous...... Still - Yet... Either . . . or - Neither . . . nor... Simple present with 'when' / 'while'.. Till - Until..
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Intermedio
Explicaciones gramaticales clave [1 explicaciones gramaticales] 1

The negative La negacin
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Organising a meal
Palabra correcta [1 ejercicios] 1

We saw We have been seen We see each other since last Christmas. We haven't seen
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At the supermarket
Completar las frases [6 ejercicios] 1

dozens of ways to relax on the beach. someone who's playing volleyball over there. a red flag to tell you not to go in the sea? No, But one. Let's go for a swim then. any sharks round here. any lifeguards?
are there there isn't there are there's is there there aren't
are three bank holidays got quite a lot of holiday left, though. How much have you What's your new flat like? How much work Oh no! We to do on it? any paint left! , exactly?
this year.
I've haven't got left there got left is left
I'm a good You can be Let's see if you can find the it is. I It's in the next
, aren't I? , yes. now.
find the flour. .
here can't helper sugar sometimes aisle
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Have you done the food shopping She's He still We've They tried radish yet.
been to the butcher's shop. has given me chocolates yet. got upset stomachs from the barbecue. finished the feast yet.
still never yet nobody hasn't haven't
You You They People So,
cook vegetables for too long. change your habits. cook them till they're just right. firm but not crunchy. eat them like that. not boil them to a pulp.
must you'd better mustn't should be you'll have to would rather
I I I I I'd like Are you sure it
deal with that now if you want. do it yesterday. do it so far today. it tomorrow. to do things more promptly. wait till next week?
haven't been able to won't be able to do couldn't can can't to be able
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Arriving at the villa
Transformar un texto [1 ejercicios] 1

Ponga en forma negativa el siguiente texto. Let's rent a villa in Italy this summer. I really enjoyed last year. Let's go to the same travel agent. They are very helpful there. Ask James if he'd like to join us this time. This year, let the children do whatever they want.
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Intermedio

There is - There are "There is" - "There are"
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Booking a villa

Theirs are a swimming pool in the villa's garden. There are There is Theirs is

are there there isn't there aren't is there there are there's
this year.
I've haven't got is left there left got left
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The menu
Orden de palabras [3 ejercicios] 1

avocado the any is in garlic there salad?
2
anything you menu would there tonight's on Is recommend?
3
here there doctor is a ?
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Booking a villa

Ponga en singular el siguiente texto. I have booked two wonderful villas in Portugal for my summer holidays. There is everything that I need in the villas. There are four bedrooms and two sitting rooms. From the sitting room windows there are beautiful views of the beach.
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Intermedio

Emphatic 'do' "Do" enftico
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The menu

But I does doing enjoy last night's meal! don't do did done
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Intermedio

Questions without interrogative words La interrogacin sin pronombre
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Booking a villa

Do we call Do you call Call about the villas for rent? Are you calling Does he call Are calling
2
Do you provide Provided you Providing
towels and sheets? Does the company provide
3
Will Would
you like a glass of milk? Won't Have
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Organising a meal

Us four, plus That's six, was full. All the other restaurants are full ! . , the restaurant we have a table, please? how people? couple coming.
You're lucky, some people have just called to cancel their reservation.
could otherwise too many another for then
there are there aren't are there is there there isn't there's
3
They
start rereading the document after the meeting. you get me the figures? sign the contract, it's not a good deal. always chaos when agreeing to new conditions. I do that report for you? You leave until you've done those sales figures.
won't shall not she'll will shall there's
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I'm really I'd People always No doubt It's nice to have a short break
my adventure holiday. go canoeing, or rock-climbing. to getting away from work for a bit. to do it more often. . come too?
would you like to to look forward to they'd like look forward like to looking forward to
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! we're having are you making are you going to it's going to will they won't
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Breakfast menus
Ejercicio de gramtica [1 ejercicios] 1

Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (quick / is it / enough) (did he / money / have / enough) (practise / do you / enough) (far / is this / enough)
Is it quick enough?
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The switchboard

also more butter bring could you ?
2
have bread wholemeal Could I some ?
3
have possibly something could to I eat?
4
could of house your try we one wines?
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have also fork I another can please?
6
we also could bill have the ?
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could more please we some have bread?
8
you try to bigger do a want one?
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9
see I can the grey one ?
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to them you on want do try ?
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know get off do where you we ?
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corduroy trousers you do have any ?
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you do smaller anything have ?
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first August Would the of be week possible?
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a Does small or have a veranda it garden?
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equipped Is the fully kitchen ?
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get and out forks you the can knives ?
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it have is to possible barbecues on the veranda?
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ten loaves be Will twenty enough for people?
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packet get of we Can a biscuits?
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you could please me, help ?
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carrier bag could have I a ?
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going to we the checkout are now?
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please you move Could forward?
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phone the number you of your give Head could me Office?
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is any Mr Davies in by chance?
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Mrs could speak Stanley, to please I ?
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do can I anything for you ?
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please can the hold line, just you ?
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I 441, please extension could have ?
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on we an the arrange can phone appointment ?
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can eating funny remember you anything tasting?
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still finger is your there ?
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is here there a doctor ?
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where tell can hurt you us you're ?
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the see accident did anyone ?
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recover will long it to take ?
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I will injection need an ?
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like us you have would dinner with to ?
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be past all half right will seven ?
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at you o'clock come can eight ?
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42
Could make a cake you chocolate ?
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ready table the you can get ?
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have ideas for you any got a dessert?
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theatre you to have been ever the ?
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the seen film everybody about talking is Have you ?
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o'clock by eight you be ready can ?
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no Can stamps post you had it? The believe office left.
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some stamps, please could I have ?
50
postcards cheaper to than Are send letters?
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anything letter box did in find you your ?
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have pound two fiftyI notes, could please?
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any money get orders did from England we ?
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Intermedio

Questions in the past La interrogacin en el pasado
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Going out

Why have enjoyed you enjoyed were you thinking the film so much? will you enjoy were you enjoying were you laughing

Have you My meat isn't Let me Would you care for some If you have some Italian I'll bring the . it , yes. ? enough. to the kitchen, then. now?
finished take cheese cooked cheeseboard Gorgonzola back
Tommy! Don't play with the dining room And don't play with the pedal bin Yes, Tommy! What Yes, get what can I do? your mother say? . It's not a car. .
! It's not a
but trolley toy either did down
How long I've eaten cabbage
you preparing the vegetables for? I was little. two hours. .
He was cooking the meat How long How long will it
She started preparing the feast a week the chicken drumsticks take?
before the spaghetti is ready?
will for since be ago were
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go and watch trials at the courthouse. seen happen there. ever interrupts the judge.
The most fascinating events you've The lawyers But No,
speak at the wrong time. ever visited a prison? visited one.
have you sometimes never I've never ever no one
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A canoeing trip

Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. They didn't put it in the living room. He wasn't doing that. I didn't invite her.
Who were you talking to?
Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. We haven't been on holiday for very long. They weren't in London. I didn't open it with a corkscrew.
Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. They didn't start in December. Yesterday we celebrated someone's birthday. She didn't play the saxophone.
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An emergency

case comes our anything number got in you have up?
2
you have unusual eaten anything ?
3
the anyone see did accident ?
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Intermedio

Question tags Las "question tags"
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A canoeing trip

You're hoping for better weather, have you are not you aren't you ? are you
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Weather forecast

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She isn't very clever. My parents love each other. That cupboard's not dirty! I haven't got very musical parents.
She isn't, is she?
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She isn't very clever. It won't be very warm. We weren't on holiday. David hadn't decided yet.
She isn't, is she?
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She isn't very clever. I don't like fireworks. They haven't finished. He can't ski very well.
She isn't, is she?
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Banks & cashpoints

won't I have will I X-rays, to have ?
2
fail machines just like can't men, they can ?
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Weather forecast

Reconstruya el texto utilizando "question tags". You're British. It rains a lot in Britain. Some people like drizzle. You don't have an umbrella. It's really chilly in Britain as well. You don't even feel the cold. You do like lightning though. It looks like a storm's coming.
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Intermedio

There is - There are "There is" - "There are"
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Booking a villa

There are There is a swimming pool in the villa's garden. Theirs is Theirs are

there's there isn't are there there aren't is there there are
this year.
is left left haven't got got left I've there
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The menu

garlic is any there the in avocado salad?
2
you on tonight's there anything menu Is would recommend?
3
is doctor a here there ?
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Booking a villa

Ponga en singular el siguiente texto. I have booked two wonderful villas in Portugal for my summer holidays. There is everything that I need in the villas. There are four bedrooms and two sitting rooms. From the sitting room windows there are beautiful views of the beach.
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Intermedio

Tags - Short answers Las "tags" - respuestas cortas
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Weather forecast

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She isn't very clever. I don't like fireworks. They haven't finished. He can't ski very well.
She isn't, is she?
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Intermedio

Meaning and use of 'so' Significados y usos de "so"
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Grocery shops

Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They're really expensive. (them) She's really nice. (him) That's really strong. (that) He's really young. (you)
So are they.
Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They're really expensive. (them) I'm really big. (me) He's an alcoholic. (her) They're really sorry. (we)
So are they.
Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: This roast beef's so expensive (I / not to buy any).
This roast beef's so expensive I won't buy any.
That chicken's so small (I / to need to eat something else). That bread's so nice (I / to eat it all). These apples are so old (I / to have to eat them today).
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This book's so big (it / not to fit in my bag). We know them so well (we / not to like them any more). I go shopping so often (I / not to have any more money).
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A canoeing trip

it could That was good so breakfast eat I all again.
2
fog the was couldn't so than we more see thick ten metres.
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Grocery shops

So are they.
So are they.
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A canoeing trip

That it breakfast so I eat all was good could again.
2
more we the see ten couldn't so than fog thick was metres.
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Intermedio

The same . . . as "The same . . . as"
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Weather forecast

to same is as Friday, be Tomorrow, the going today
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Intermedio

'To get' + adjective "To get" + adjetivo
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Weather forecast

It Sunday's be overcast and there 11 today. It will a few showers. warmer on Tuesday. storms.
to be very uncertain too. We could even
get will might be going have it was

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. These wardrobes are cheap. These ones are very expensive. The sky's overcast.
It's getting colder.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. My kitchen's very messy. My dad's silly. The ozone layer is very thin.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. Computers are very complicated. The trains are quick. Classical music's very boring.
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Intermedio

As much as - As many as "As much as" - "As many as"
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Desserts
Casillas de palabras [2 ejercicios] 1

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: train thing warmth meat dish herbal tea weekend
as many trains
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: train time cloth vampire fork knife cheese
as many trains
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Intermedio

Comparing equals El comparativo de igualdad
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Desserts

The meal was good as worse as good as my mother's cooking. good as good better
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An emergency

You'll feel I would Toothache is even Is modern medicine My corrective lenses are His knee injury is better after the injection. have pills than an injection. painful than a broken bone. as efficient as medicinal plants? strong as yours. painful than your ankle.
no more not as more much rather twice
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Desserts

Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both my brother and my dad are tall. Both the kitchen and the dining room are long. Both the main course and the starter were overcooked. Both the freezer and the food cupboard are deep.
My brother's as tall as my dad.
Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both my brother and my dad are tall. Both the shepherd's pie and the smoked salmon are nice. Both mustard and mayonnaise are good. Both the ice cream and the cake were sweet.
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Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both you and Bill are busy. Both they and their son are nice. Both he and his children are large. Derek and Mary are both cold.
You're as busy as he is.
Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both you and Bill are busy. Both she and her husband are rich. Both my sister and my brother are reasonable. Both my dog and I are quick.

I've as tasted good as that anything never !
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Intermedio

Comparing equals El comparativo de igualdad
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Desserts

The meal was good worse as good as my mother's cooking. as good good as better
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An emergency

no more much rather not as twice more
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Desserts

Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both my brother and my dad are tall. Both the kitchen and the dining room are long. Both the main course and the starter were overcooked. Both the freezer and the food cupboard are deep.
Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both my brother and my dad are tall. Both the shepherd's pie and the smoked salmon are nice. Both mustard and mayonnaise are good. Both the ice cream and the cake were sweet.
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Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both you and Bill are busy. Both they and their son are nice. Both he and his children are large. Derek and Mary are both cold.
Escriba el comparativo de igualdad. Ejemplo: Both you and Bill are busy. Both she and her husband are rich. Both my sister and my brother are reasonable. Both my dog and I are quick.

that I've good as tasted as never anything !
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Intermedio

Regular comparatives Los comparativos regulares
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'Still hungry?'

Escriba el comparativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: big busy impatient quick usually large beautiful
bigger
Escriba el comparativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: big aromatic few fresh exceptional messy warm
bigger
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Escriba el comparativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: good many far bad old thin much
better
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At the post office

to send cheaper postcards Are than letters?
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'Still hungry?'

Reconstruya el siguiente texto utilizando el comparativo. Stephen is hungry; Carol is not very hungry. Carol's main course is small; Stephen's main course is large. Stephen's roast duck is hot; Carol's roast duck is cold. Stephen eats very fast; Carol eats slowly. Carol's meal is not very expensive; Stephen's meal is expensive.
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Intermedio

Irregular comparatives Los comparativos irregulares
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Escriba el comparativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: good many far bad old thin much
better
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Weather forecast

Why don't you go Why? Is the It should be much What does that It means the ? will clear up. next weekend? going to be . There will be an and clear? .
better nice weather mean canoeing anticyclone sky
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An emergency

been it could have worse
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Intermedio

Regular superlatives Los superlativos regulares
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Going to a concert

Escriba el superlativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: colourful clothes young people good figures a strong leader many employees a hectic week an old painting
the most colourful clothes
Escriba el superlativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: colourful clothes some spicy food an old brother much unhappiness an expensive surprise a big town a bad headache
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Going out

Reconstruya el siguiente texto utilizando el superlativo. John was wealthier than his friends. However, Peter was more musical than all the others. Tina was prettier. Certainly, Simon was wiser than all the rest of them. Altogether, they were louder than any other group of friends in town!
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Intermedio

Irregular superlatives Los superlativos irregulares
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Going to a concert

Escriba el superlativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: colourful clothes young people good figures a strong leader many employees a hectic week an old painting
Escriba el superlativo de superioridad. Ejemplo: colourful clothes some spicy food an old brother much unhappiness an expensive surprise a big town a bad headache
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'Still hungry?'

I can Breakfast is the The A good breakfast lunch with a meal of the day! was so good, I could eat the crumbs! a good day! like this.
bread means best breakfast skip
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Intermedio

Reinforcing the comparative and the superlative El comparativo y el superlativo enfatizados
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An emergency

rather more not as no more much twice
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Intermedio

Absolute superlative El superlativo absoluto
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Organising a meal

I No one I never see We never go I'm ever works in this kitchen. find what I'm looking for. comes when dinner's ready. on my way to work. nice on holiday. ever happy.
ever anywhere hardly nothing anyone never
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Banks & cashpoints

or very sprouts keen Brussels not on I'm broccoli.
2
but It's simple very not beautiful furniture
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cooking rings very aren't these clean!
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the simple and furniture is very practical.
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very rainy it's just a season
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hard it is always reach why to him so ?
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very the bad, can't line's I hear you
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not I feeling I was very because fainted well.
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9
it's hate I so on paper; writing airmail thin
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office the queues so are the always post Why at big?
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track my keeping at of very not good I'm accounts
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annoying so swallows the the it's when dispenser card.
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Intermedio

Direct and indirect questions Las interrogativas directas e indirectas
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Booking a villa

Are calling Does he call about the villas for rent? Do you call Do we call Call Are you calling
2
Providing Does the company provide
towels and sheets? Do you provide Provided you
I asked why with whom
where
the beach was. when how many
who
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Going out

We No, not Yes, give me some eggs? How do you serve them? You can have them fried poached . . . That's a good idea. I'll have scrambled eggs. or do also for with how about some bacon, scrambled, hardsoft-boiled, have sesame bread rolls, doughnuts, buns . . . you have apple tart? breakfast, I'm sorry. toast. We have fruitcake, toast, pancakes . . .
2
They
will there's shall not shall won't she'll
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! we're having are you making are you going to it's going to they won't will
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4
I wish I I I
you play any musical instruments? ! tried, but I drums. not very good!
am play do have could
no one have you I've never ever never sometimes
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I wonder what he is doing. Cathy is asking if they have got any new light bulbs. He is asking if they sleep in bunk beds. I wonder how they are supposed to do that.
'What is he doing?'
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I wonder what he is doing. She is asking if they've got any moisturiser. I wonder when he'll get here. He is asking if he can sleep on the sofa bed.
'What is he doing?'
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An appointment

if he be would it next possible wondered Monday
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Intermedio

Verbs + infinitive clause Verbos + oracin de infinitivo
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Organising a meal

You The waiter to have breakfast in a beautiful hotel. up to you and down. I'll to have, then? cream cheese or yoghurt? you. ? you the breakfast menu.
I'm hungry! Could I have something to Yes, of course. Please I don't What would you Do you it.
I'm sorry, we don't have any. I'll have plain bread, then. greets get like comes eat sit have decide need
I'm looking forward to We always I look forward They're looking forward
! to try something new, like cheese. to a good meal. you at dinner. . really like a healthy diet.
look forward I'd like to seeing to their pudding a nice breakfast they'd
We'd John does not
come! fish. the meat? some potatoes!
What should we do to We could
go with do love to like grilled
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they'd like looking forward to to look forward to would you like to like to look forward
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The fitting room

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I bought her a new dress. (she / to want) He paid for lunch. (they / to want) We went on holiday. (he / to expect) She judged for herself. (I / to prefer)
She wanted me to buy her a new dress.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I bought her a new dress. (she / to want) I wore the green skirt. (she / to like) We looked for a winter coat. (you / to want) He tried on both sizes. (she / to prefer)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I bought her a new dress. (she / to want) They had a look for trousers. (he / to get) He helped her find some cherry red shoes. (they / to ask) We hurried up. (you / to order)
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Going to a concert

their look past little a the cabbages best
2
expect balcony have couldn't we to seats !
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Intermedio

Sequence of tenses with 'if' La concordancia de los tiempos con "if"
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An emergency

Vuelva a escribir el texto utilizando el tiempo y modo apropiados. If Gareth had known that there was ice on the road, he (to be) more careful. If he had been more prudent, he (to not write off) the car. If he had not crashed the car, he (to not have to) go to hospital in an ambulance. If it had not been for the ambulance service, Gareth (to not survive) such a car accident.
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Intermedio

Dependent clauses with 'that' Las subordinadas con "that"
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At the doctor's

Formule las frases siguientes de manera diferente. Ejemplo: You're getting better, I hope. They're looking after her, I know. You've decided to go out, I hope. I have to go to the dentist, I think.
I hope that you're getting better.
Formule las frases siguientes de manera diferente. Ejemplo: You're getting better, I hope. We're safe here, I think. It's a bit of a shock, I know. She needs antibiotics, the doctor decided.
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Formule las frases siguientes de manera diferente. Ejemplo: You're getting better, I hope. I prefer my accountant, I've decided. She's broken her leg, she thinks. She prefers afternoons, she said.
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Intermedio

The plural El plural
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Window-shopping

This looks nice! . ? size. 5? !
They have nice Do you want to try a I don't know my Is this a No, it's a size 6. You have big
shoes pair size feet shoe shop
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Intermedio

Construction of compound nouns Formacin de las palabras compuestas
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The fitting room

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: shoes with high heels socks to the knees a shirt with short sleeves a chase at high speed a ticket for first class a pool in the open air a business owned by a family
high-heeled shoes
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: shoes with high heels a room with twin beds a bed with four posts jam made at home a film which breaks hearts a jumper with many colours a man with a bad temper
high-heeled shoes
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: looking in shop windows garment worn under clothes band round the waist suit composed of three pieces assistant in a shop jersey for playing rugby sink in the kitchen
window-shopping
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: looking in shop windows shorts from Bermuda tie made into a bow machine that washes cars kit for playing football table in the kitchen an outlet for retail
window-shopping
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Correspondence

Small children Sugar must be kept in the freezer. Bottles of milk Tins of tuna Frozen vegetables
2
Water Vanilla cream Strawberry jam
has a reduced fat content. Fish and chips Chocolate icing Semi-skimmed milk
3
Bananas Policemen
are red in England. Tea cups Communists
Taxis
Phone boxes
The letter box
tobacconist's
is where you buy stamps. franking machine clothes shop greengrocer
post office
5
A London taxi A double-decker bus
is white or blue. Airmail paper The Union Jack
A ten-pound note
6
Postal strike Registered post
means you have to sign for the delivery. Collector's stamps First class Franking machine
The piggy bank
currency exchange office
bank teller
is where you change your foreign money. closed bank post office
8
Chequebook Two-euro coin
means coins of very low denomination. Cash dispenser Small change Credit card
Pound coins
9
Opening hours Weights and measures
are affected by the rate of inflation. Interest rates Sentences Price of air
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Intermedio

Construction of compound nouns Formacin de las palabras compuestas
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The fitting room

high-heeled shoes
high-heeled shoes
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window-shopping
window-shopping
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Correspondence

Bottles of milk Frozen vegetables must be kept in the freezer. Tins of tuna Small children Sugar
2
Vanilla cream Strawberry jam Fish and chips
has a reduced fat content. Water Semi-skimmed milk Chocolate icing
3
Policemen Bananas
are red in England. Tea cups Taxis Communists
Phone boxes
The greengrocer
post office
letter box
is where you buy stamps. tobacconist's franking machine
clothes shop
5
A London taxi A double-decker bus
is white or blue. Airmail paper A ten-pound note
The Union Jack
6
First class Collector's stamps
means you have to sign for the delivery. Postal strike Franking machine Registered post
The piggy bank
post office
closed bank
bank teller
is where you change your foreign money. currency exchange office
8
Credit card Small change
means coins of very low denomination. Pound coins Cash dispenser Two-euro coin
Chequebook
9
Opening hours Sentences
are affected by the rate of inflation. Weights and measures Price of air Interest rates
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Intermedio

Use of compound nouns Empleo de las palabras compuestas
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The fitting room

window-shopping
window-shopping
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Banks & cashpoints

Tea cups Communists are red in England. Policemen Bananas Taxis Phone boxes
The post office
closed bank
bank teller
piggy bank
is where you change your foreign money. currency exchange office
3
Two-euro coin Pound coins
means coins of very low denomination. Credit card Cash dispenser Chequebook
Small change
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Intermedio

Singular nouns in '-s' "News" y "means" (incontables)
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so there's the can portable television even a we watch news
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Intermedio

Uncountable nouns which may take 'a' Los sustantivos incontables: excepciones
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Desserts

a was The food it's shame service was excellent, the so poor.
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Intermedio

Definite and indefinite articles El artculo determinado e indeterminado
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Banks & cashpoints

I prefer markets to Did you get anything nice at She says that she prefers shopping at the He says that What are Why do superstores have ? are better than small shops. of superstores? . ? in the next street.
antique dealers' the special offers strong points the antique dealer's supermarket supermarkets
When I was on They are not going Yesterday was Did you have a How long do the summer He is always ill
I had to go to the hospital. holiday this year because they had an accident. holiday. holiday? last? the school holidays.
nice during on holiday holidays a
She lives Is she at I'm going to lie We spent the night They're meeting She has to stay
number 10, Baker Street. just now? bed all day tomorrow. hotel in London. restaurant. shade or she'll burn.
at in the in a school in at the
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Intermedio

Difference between 'a' and 'an' La diferencia entre "a" y "an"
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Banks & cashpoints

When I was on They are not going Yesterday was Did you have a How long do the summer He is always ill I had to go to the hospital. holiday this year because they had an accident. holiday. holiday? last? the school holidays.
a on during holiday holidays nice
school in the at the in in a at
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Intermedio

The possessive El genitivo sajn
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Correspondence

Saturdays Saturday's party was excellent! Saturday From Saturday On Saturday
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Booking a villa

only minutes' the five is walk from beach the villa.
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Intermedio

The elliptic genitive El genitivo elptico
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Grocery shops

I prefer markets to Did you get anything nice at She says that she prefers shopping at the He says that What are Why do superstores have ? are better than small shops. of superstores? . ? in the next street.
special offers antique dealers' the antique dealer's supermarkets supermarket the strong points
This is very unusual... but you decide to cook a You take a big To the baker's. You should go to the Is the supermarket open at Yes, it is. , and go to the
for twenty
. Where do you want to go first? .
first. It's going to close in ten ?
minutes friends butcher's shops lunchtime basket meal
You now come out of the Aren't you No, I'll get Do you have any Could I have
buy some fresh vegetables? vegetables at the supermarket. ? leeks and some carrots, please?
baker's going to cabbage some frozen
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Intermedio

A little - A bit "A little" - "A bit"
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Breakfast menus

There is a little many tea left in the teapot. a lot plenty
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Intermedio

Little - A little - Much "Little" - "A little" - "Much"
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'Still hungry?'

There is plenty a lot tea left in the teapot. a little many
There is very few plenty of
little
money in his wallet. a little lots of many
There's plenty of
many
few
coffee in the pot. a lot lots
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Breakfast menus

Some do a Others, though, eat Often, these people are They need a of people do exercise. people don't care about their fitness. running. unhealthy food. fat. of perseverance to lose weight.
too much few lots great deal little too
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Grocery shops

cabbages a look little the past their best
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Intermedio

Few - A few - Many "Few" - "A few" - "Many"
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'Still hungry?'

There's many few a lot coffee in the pot. plenty of lots
She has drunk plenty little
much
different types of tea. many a little
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Breakfast menus

Some do a Others, though, eat Often, these people are They need a of people do exercise. people don't care about their fitness. running. unhealthy food. fat. of perseverance to lose weight.
few too much great deal lots too little
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Weather forecast

a few might be and overcast It there will be showers.
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Intermedio

Different meanings of 'all' Los significados de "all"
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The menu

Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (that's / we have) all (the books / I've read) all (of them / I've read) all (them / I've read) all
That's all we have.
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (that's / we have) all (in this area / the Australians / live) all (in this area / they / live) all (my friend / them / saw) all
That's all we have.
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (that's / we have) all (closed / the ticket offices / are) all (closed / they / are) all (the children / fruit juice / want) all
That's all we have.
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'Still hungry?'

am not all bread, eating your I'm I?
2
mess apologize all this I for !
3
you company all the linen The may provides need.
4
Now do to cook is we've the got all meal.
5
symptoms have seem you to the usual all of tonsillitis
6
sure your make you take all pills
7
Christmas for envelopes should all have I my enough cards.
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Intermedio

Some - Any "Some" - "Any"
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Banks & cashpoints

We No, not Yes, give me some eggs? How do you serve them? You can have them fried poached . . . That's a good idea. I'll have scrambled eggs. how about do some also for or with bacon, scrambled, hardsoft-boiled, have sesame bread rolls, doughnuts, buns . . . you have apple tart? breakfast, I'm sorry. toast. We have fruitcake, toast, pancakes . . .
going to frozen baker's some cabbage
You are I haven't Do you Have you got
at your desk, looking very serious. enough some? ? paper.
want writing got any sitting
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Can I get some cash You're allowed Have you withdrawn some up out any
with my credit card? to 200 a week. money? money very recently?
Can I use a foreign credit card to get
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Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Have they got any melon? (yes) Did you see any films last week? (yes) Do they want some pillowcases? (no) Does he know any cinemas near here? (yes)
Yes, they've got some.
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Have they got any melon? (yes) Do they have any with fully-equipped kitchens? (no) Is there any shower gel in the bathroom? (yes) Do you get any nice views from the terrace windows? (yes)
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Have they got any melon? (yes) Did you see any playgrounds here? (no) Is there any storage room? (yes) Have you bought any sandwiches? (no)
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Banks & cashpoints

have I to some would like fruit
2
bread some wholemeal have Could I ?
3
I don't any want thank honey, you
4
if still hungry, I I'm they've any wonder got cereal
5
the garlic in any is there avocado salad?
6
I this have any shouldn't of !
7
please we could have some more bread?
8
got haven't I money any anyway.
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9
trousers corduroy do have you any ?
10
even be sunny You mean any won't there spells?
11
Aren't going you buy to some fresh vegetables?
12
can't I with problem Friday any see morning
13
go the to some and we'll chemist's get disinfectant
14
have you a for got ideas any dessert?
15
you any musical play do instruments ?
16
run out you ink. Have of got I've any?
17
you do envelopes air-mail have any ?
18
hope have I you some stamps!
19
stamps, have some I could please ?
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20
get didn't any I letters !
21
have any credit shouldn't your problems you with card.
22
PIN never I've any had trouble remembering my number
23
use can I credit card my French get to some money?
24
get did any England we from money orders ?
25
any you sorry, give can't I'm we cash
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Intermedio

Use and omission of 'the' El uso y omisin de "the"
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Window-shopping

Chopping An operation is fun to do with friends. Shopping The shopping
When I get home, I must do the shopping car wash
. bank accounting shopping

I prefer markets to Did you get anything nice at She says that she prefers shopping at the He says that What are Why do superstores have ? supermarkets are better than small shops. of superstores? . ? in the next street.
the antique dealer's strong points antique dealers' supermarket special offers the
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'Still hungry?'

the the breakfast of meal best is day.
2
I coffee white order didn't !
3
the porridge energy in gives me winter!
4
black to this, change ordered I you'll have coffee
5
the French today's is chef's with special salad dressing.
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Intermedio

Some other uses of the possessive El genitivo sajn: otros usos
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Correspondence

On Saturday Saturday's party was excellent! From Saturday Saturday Saturdays
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Intermedio

Object pronouns Los pronombres personales complemento
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Where are the I haven't seen I saw them on the There's also an We won't that. . ? I want to make the . . .
dresser sheets need electric blanket them beds
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Intermedio

'One' replacing a noun "One" en lugar del sustantivo
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Setting the table

We also have other colours? We have navy, Can I see the grey What are the Large, ? and small. , red and black. ? .
colours which sizes one grey medium
Which The white I'll use the And
should I put . ones! napkins? you find!
whichever ones which out striped plates
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Intermedio

Interrogative words Los interrogativos
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Setting the table

And I'll have tea. Would you like lemon a little milk, please. After a It's . minutes, the waiter comes a big tray. Where's the milk? milk your tea? would you like drink?
here in or just with to what few
We also have other colours? We have navy, Can I see the grey What are the Large, ? and small.
. , red and black. ?
sizes colours medium which grey one
out striped whichever plates ones which
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A canoeing trip

Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. They didn't put it in the living room. He wasn't doing that. I didn't invite her.
Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. We haven't been on holiday for very long. They weren't in London. I didn't open it with a corkscrew.
Formule una pregunta relacionada con el ltimo elemento de la frase. Ejemplo: I wasn't talking to Mr Jenkins. They didn't start in December. Yesterday we celebrated someone's birthday. She didn't play the saxophone.
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Setting the table

to what would have you like ?
2
with your croissants What you will have ?
3
need I size do what ?
4
want buy what to you do ?
5
weather what like was the ?
6
to it nice going when is be ?
7
for don't look brown you me help the why sugar?
8
it to have does long how cook?
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9
find don't you me the help why rice?
10
it always so him why reach to hard is ?
11
when from lunch does come back he ?
12
we to go with meat what the should do ?
13
lay the who is going table to ?
14
which should put out I plates ?
15
burn why do everything always I ?
16
go we restaurant a to don't why ?
17
delicious why your don't chocolate make of you one cakes?
18
didn't you wake up me why ?
19
so queues post office at the Why the always are big?
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20
a cash don't you why try dispenser ?
21
paying for this how be will you ?
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Intermedio

Which - What "Which" - "What"
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Setting the table

We also have other colours? We have navy, Can I see the grey What are the Large, ? and small. , red and black. ? .
colours sizes medium which one grey
She's writing a report The director is the person Was that the day My boss can't understand The new contract is the reason The chairman is the person
must be finished today. decision is final. you signed the contract? the problem with the sales figures is. everyone is stressed. decides everything.
why who which when whose what
plates which out ones striped whichever

I out should put plates which ?
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Intermedio

Use of 'both' Empleo de "both"
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Organising a meal

really you to forward we're both seeing looking again
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Intermedio

Possessive pronouns Los pronombres posesivos
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At the post office

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: my neighbour my sister his cousin her grandparent my friend's uncle my cousin's colleague my friend
a neighbour of mine
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: my neighbour her letter his clothes my letters their weighing machine our package your stamp
a neighbour of mine
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The menu

Whose decision was it to come here? My Their Him Its Our Mine or yours?
We asked for separate bills. I think this is yours their our you your my
The steaks are there there's
theirs
. We're having the salmon mousse. they their

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: This jewellery belongs to Isabel. This electric guitar belonged to Jimi Hendrix. That anorak doesn't belong to you. That jacket belongs to my friend.
It's hers.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: This jewellery belongs to Isabel. This room doesn't belong to David and Michael. It belongs to both of them. All the dinner plates belonged to my grandfather.
It's hers.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: This jewellery belongs to Isabel. That car belongs to my mother. The puppies belonged to me. This refrigerator belongs to us.
It's hers.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They may need a doctor. (to be likely) She may have a family doctor. (to be likely) He may have forgotten his walking stick. (must) He may have to wait before sitting up. (ought to)
They're likely to need a doctor.
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Correspondence

my gets postman and mine mail brother's mixed the up
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At the supermarket

Sustituya las palabras entre parntesis por los pronombres posesivos correspondientes. Elizabeth doesn't really like the toffee dessert she has chosen, she'd rather have (my dessert). I'd like to have (your dessert) or (Tom's dessert). Tom has already eaten (his dessert) and is now trying to eat (Rob and Sarah's desserts). Maybe we should eat (our desserts) before he tries to eat them as well!
Ponga en gerundio el siguiente texto siempre que sea posible. Carl arrived at the supermarket and started to choose what he was going to buy for dinner that evening. He continued to wheel his trolley up and down the aisles for quite some time. He began to plan what groceries to purchase. He only ceased to be indecisive when he began to feel hungry.
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Intermedio

Everybody - Nobody "Everybody" - "Nobody"
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At the supermarket

Have you done the food shopping She's He still We've They tried radish yet. been to the butcher's shop. has given me chocolates yet. got upset stomachs from the barbecue. finished the feast yet. ?
never yet haven't still hasn't nobody
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Going out

you everybody the talking Have is film seen about ?
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Intermedio

How much - How many "How much" - "How many"
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Booking a villa

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: freezer soap anorak fog summer electricity champagne
how many freezers?
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: champagne dustman home cutlery water news metre
how much champagne?

How many minutes does it take to walk to the beach? How much
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The menu

Us four, plus That's six, was full. All the other restaurants are full ! . , the restaurant we have a table, please? how people? couple coming.
You're lucky, some people have just called to cancel their reservation.
another many then could for too otherwise
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Banks & cashpoints

it cost to much send parcel how will this ?
2
you did how want much ?
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Intermedio

How long "How long"
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Grocery shops

does long have to how it cook?
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Intermedio

Relative pronouns and adverbs Pronombres y adverbios relativos
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The switchboard

I asked how many why who the beach was. with whom where when
Where is the person whose which what
why
you gave my number? to whom who
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An appointment

She's writing a report The director is the person Was that the day My boss can't understand The new contract is the reason The chairman is the person must be finished today. decision is final. you signed the contract? the problem with the sales figures is. everyone is stressed. decides everything.
what when who why which whose
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Going to a concert

used to when go I I was younger, to nightclubs
2
the used I was play piano to when I younger.
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Intermedio

The indefinite possessive El genitivo sajn: expresin idiomtica
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At the post office

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: my neighbour my sister his cousin her grandparent my friend's uncle my cousin's colleague my friend
a neighbour of mine
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: my neighbour her letter his clothes my letters their weighing machine our package your stamp
a neighbour of mine
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Correspondence

Hey John, is this a parcel of yours yours of your you're ? your
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Intermedio

Use of 'both' Empleo de "both"
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Organising a meal

you looking really seeing to we're both forward again
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Intermedio

'To get' + adjective "To get" + adjetivo
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Weather forecast

have will get it was might be going

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. These wardrobes are cheap. These ones are very expensive. The sky's overcast.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. My kitchen's very messy. My dad's silly. The ozone layer is very thin.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: The weather's very cold. Computers are very complicated. The trains are quick. Classical music's very boring.
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Intermedio

Use of the past participle as an adjective El participio pasado: adjetivo
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The menu

Escriba el participio de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: a (to reserve) table (to book) places (to select) wines a (to cancel) party (to worry) parents the (to choose) person (to ferment) alcohol
a reserved table
Escriba el participio de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: a (to reserve) table a (to grow) man a (to make) bed my (to prefer) starter (to prepare) meals (to stuff) peppers a (to cook) meal
a reserved table

The waiter's recommended suggests suggest wine was superb! recommends order recommend
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Setting the table

Would you like to have a We have tomatoes. There's also an French salad dressing, yes. You have now all chosen your The wine Could we try one of your house Of course, we have a very good one. vinegar avocado starters onions mixed waiter salad wines and main courses. ? comes and asks if you have also chosen the wine. , apple and nut salad. dressing. Plain salad with lettuce and oil and or plain salads. , green and red peppers, cucumber and with this?
The chef's salad comes with lettuce, spring
Have you My meat isn't Let me Would you care for some If you have some Italian I'll bring the it
? enough. to the kitchen, then. now? , yes. .
cheeseboard take finished cheese Gorgonzola back cooked
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We have some sorbets . . . Or the chef's What's that? It sounds It's a sort of That That's a
chocolate cake, pastries, : 'banana whispers'. . cake with cream, be delicious! birthday treat.
or plum tart, fruit salad and
with meringue.
must delicious perfect strange banana speciality topped pear
You now Could I Did you Yes, that's right. Anything else? I'm It's a sponge cake Would that You'd
the baker's shop. ten loaves, please? you wanted ten loaves?
. What's in this cake? with vanilla cream and topped with chocolate icing. for twenty people? two, and I only have one.
wondering say have do need enter filled
I'd like some Have you got rye Please, little I'm only Don't .
bread. ? , don't touch these the sweets either! !
sliced cakes bread boy looking touch
whichever out plates ones which striped
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The meat is The salad dressing is too Give them something they come!
. . drink while I this .
to sour out sort overcooked here
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Adjectives ending in -ing Los adjetivos terminados en -ing
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Breakfast menus

Escriba el gerundio de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: the (to change) seasons a (to decide) match a (to love) friend a (to try) day a (to worry) event a (to welcome) living room the (to come) weeks
the changing seasons
Escriba el gerundio de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: the (to change) seasons a (to skip) rope a (to know) look a (to water) can (to tempt) puddings a (to fold) bed (to boil) water
the changing seasons
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Correspondence

sticking don't selfThese stamps stick
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Intermedio

Compound adjectives Los adjetivos compuestos
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Window-shopping

high-heeled shoes
high-heeled shoes
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The verb 'to have (got)' El verbo "to have (got)"
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The menu

Escriba el pretrito indefinido de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: to bring (I) to want (I) to be (they) to eat (we) to omit (I) to have (you) to phone (she)
I brought
Escriba el pretrito indefinido de los siguientes verbos. Ejemplo: to bring (I) to have (we) to celebrate (I) to be (I) to have (they) to try (he) to be (she)
I brought
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Correspondence

Which row are we I've only ? , don't you?
You know which concert we're going a slight idea. It's a classical concert to with in got
the most incredible soloist!
want writing sitting any got
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Is it quick enough?
Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I use an exercise bike too. I prefer Granny Smiths too. We had some luck too. I've forgotten to get a present too.
I also use an exercise bike.
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Have they got any melon? (yes) Do they have any with fully-equipped kitchens? (no) Is there any shower gel in the bathroom? (yes) Do you get any nice views from the terrace windows? (yes)
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'What is he doing?'
'What is he doing?'
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Has Juliet met your grandfather? Have things got hectic? Have they woken up? Is the video rental place open?
No, she hasn't met him yet.
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Booking a villa

enough haven't we got jam
2
we good had very thank meal, a you
3
what I had yesterday exactly that's !
4
haven't any money got I anyway.
5
do you smaller have anything ?
6
small it or a veranda Does a have garden?
7
you to villas had know wanted I still if to rent.
8
have case got comes number anything you our in up?
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9
for a have ideas any you got dessert?
10
we've tonight's tickets for got concert !
11
in the got we've best seats the house
12
I writing enough haven't got paper !
13
a got you've stamp stuck on your jacket.
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Verbs: reactions and preferences Los verbos: reacciones y preferencias
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At the supermarket

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: to enjoy (to go) to object to (to go shopping) to resent (to assist) to like (to swim) cannot stand (to wake up) to loathe (to wait) to hate (to return)
to enjoy going
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: to enjoy (to go) cannot bear (to take long) to miss (to wish) to dislike (to wrap) to prefer (to stop) to love (to look at) to like (to prepare)
to enjoy going

I finish start to start waiting at the checkout. like to cannot stand begin
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Organising a meal

We'd John does not What should we do to We could some come! fish. the meat? potatoes!
like love to go with grilled do
would you like to to look forward to looking forward to look forward they'd like like to
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Intermedio

Verbs expressing a wish to act Verbos que expresan la voluntad de actuar
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Correspondence

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She screamed. (to stop) You chose your meal. (to finish) I went shopping for groceries. (to intend) He baked the wedding cake. (to try)
She stopped screaming.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She screamed. (to stop) You tried the mutton. (to propose) They woke up earlier. (to begin) She argued with him. (to continue)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He bought a postcard. (to intend) They put on extra trains. (to propose) I am working. (to try) She carries a briefcase. (to intend)
He intends buying a postcard.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He bought a postcard. (to intend) He's travelled to China. (to stop) I wait all night. (to propose) She's using the phone box. (to try)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He bought a postcard. (to intend) We're buying a second-hand car. (to try) He knows the postage rate. (to want) They've gone ahead. (to decide)

Ponga en gerundio el siguiente texto siempre que sea posible. Jonathan is going to try to contact his old classmate, Catherine. He starts to write her an informal letter on his new stationery. He proposes to go to a well-reputed restaurant together or to spend the evening at the theatre. They had always intended to meet up and to reminisce one day.
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Intermedio

Verbs introducing a second action Los verbos: invitacin a la accin
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An appointment

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I bought her a new dress. (she / to want) They had a look for trousers. (he / to get) He helped her find some cherry red shoes. (they / to ask) We hurried up. (you / to order)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I contacted her. (she asked) He made an appointment. (I told) We finished the meeting. (they expected) I hung up the phone. (he advised)
She asked me to contact her.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I contacted her. (she asked) We dealt with the problem. (he ordered) They agreed on an arrangement. (I encouraged) He came to dinner. (she invited)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I contacted her. (she asked) You waited for him. (he ordered) We selected her for the job. (that lead) I divorced him. (she encouraged)
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Intermedio

Verbs expressing stages of an action Los verbos: principio y fin de una accin
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Grocery shops

The butcher finished cuts cutting cut is cutting the chicken heads. to cut
We stop
begin
panic when people are late. return to start to
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At the supermarket

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She screamed. (to stop) I baked a cake. (to finish) She emptied the freezer. (to keep on) We ate meat. (to stop)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She screamed. (to stop) You chose your meal. (to finish) I went shopping for groceries. (to intend) He baked the wedding cake. (to try)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She screamed. (to stop) You tried the mutton. (to propose) They woke up earlier. (to begin) She argued with him. (to continue)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to begin) working here (6 months ago). They (to live) together (for 3 months). She (to look like) that (1997). He (to finish) collecting stamps (5 years ago).
I began working here 6 months ago.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He bought a postcard. (to intend) He's travelled to China. (to stop) I wait all night. (to propose) She's using the phone box. (to try)
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Organising a meal

I'll cooking to early start have this afternoon.
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Correspondence

Ponga en gerundio el siguiente texto siempre que sea posible. Carl arrived at the supermarket and started to choose what he was going to buy for dinner that evening. He continued to wheel his trolley up and down the aisles for quite some time. He began to plan what groceries to purchase. He only ceased to be indecisive when he began to feel hungry.
Ponga en gerundio el siguiente texto siempre que sea posible. Jonathan is going to try to contact his old classmate, Catherine. He starts to write her an informal letter on his new stationery. He proposes to go to a well-reputed restaurant together or to spend the evening at the theatre. They had always intended to meet up and to reminisce one day.
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Intermedio

Impersonal verbs Verbos impersonales
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A canoeing trip

my the day umbrella, it's same, I the forget always it rains
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Weather forecast

Reconstruya el texto utilizando "question tags". You're British. It rains a lot in Britain. Some people like drizzle. You don't have an umbrella. It's really chilly in Britain as well. You don't even feel the cold. You do like lightning though. It looks like a storm's coming.
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Phrasal verb particles El significado de las partculas pospuestas
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An appointment

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: to return to enter to leave to depart (plane) to complete to discuss to establish
to go back
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: to return to visit to continue to explain to start to extinguish to reserve
to go back
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The switchboard

I'm afraid she's not She's I really need to Shall I tell her to for a week. her. you as as she comes back? .
reach away call soon in
The director talked the contract Your colleague just popped Take We've run Drink Switch this phone number.
with me. to the meeting for a minute.
of time to put the figures together. so we can go. your computer when you've finished.
out in down off over up
Can you take But it's No, it's quite Are you on Yes! And I'm always here!
your shirt, please? ! You must have a here? on holiday! .
cold ill warm off holiday fever
Get the corkscrew Have I put everything Turn Why do I
too. the table?
the heat! The potatoes are burning! burn everything?
out down always on
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Someone is I bet we're going I'll be ready
the phone for you! ! eight. the door.
It's eight o'clock. Your friends have just rung out at on by
You are just What are you doing I don't know I'm You should go for a
from a ? . call. .
day's work.
hard phone yet waiting out tonight back

to do want try on you them ?
2
beach the swim and to down go let's !
3
cut take down case we're your in let number me off.
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Intermedio

Contraction of 'to be' La contraccin de "to be"
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Going to a concert

I wish I I I you play any musical instruments? ! tried, but I drums. not very good!
have could do play am
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Intermedio

The present continuous El "present continuous"
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Booking a villa

Are you calling Do we call about the villas for rent? Are calling Do you call Does he call Call
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Grocery shops

We don't You should try a Yes, that's a good We'll have that, yes, and You're a this one very much. . . with the , I see! .
like idea dessert champagne birthday Bordeaux celebrating
You are You Could I What exactly do you Is the weather
a three-day weekend to find out if the weather the weather forecast, please? to to be good? the same as today. ?
tour with a few friends. to be all right.
Tomorrow, Friday, is going
canoeing phone have to be is going want organizing know going
3
I'm I'm convinced Which friends
play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. it's going going to we shall are coming it will shall we
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need enter wondering have filled do say
bread boy looking touch cakes sliced
But your leg is My neck Don't it. You'll probably need
! ? terribly. .
Can you tell us where you are
move stitches bleeding hurt hurts
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! are you going to are you making will we're having it's going to they won't
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from a ? . call. .
day's work.
hard waiting back yet tonight out phone
want any got sitting writing
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'Still hungry?'

eating your I'm not bread, am all I?
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Intermedio

The future El "future"
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Weather forecast

I ill will am going to often have to go to London with my job. were
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Organising a meal

I'm I'm convinced Which friends play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. it's going it will shall we are coming going to we shall
were for be will since ago
3
They
will she'll shall not won't shall there's
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The switchboard

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to call you back) as soon as I (to get home). She (to hang up) when he (to call) her again. I (to make a call) while you (to think) about your answer. We (to arrange an appointment) as soon as the office (to open).
I'll call you back as soon as I get home.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to call you back) as soon as I (to get home). Ask him if he (to hold the line) while I (to confirm) the date. He (to start) talking when she (to stop). I (to help) you when you (to stop) ignoring me.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to call you back) as soon as I (to get home). She (to put you through) to him when he (to finish) on the other line. I (to organise) that as soon as they (to confirm) their reservation. They (to call) her while they (to travel).
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Intermedio

The affirmative imperative El imperativo afirmativo
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Banks & cashpoints

far too let's take bus it's the to because walk.
2
the if you see can sugar find let's !
3
your take demagnetize not to card care !
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Intermedio

The simple present and the present continuous El "simple present" y el "present continuous"
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Booking a villa

They are has have breakfast every day at 7.30. are having
2
Are calling Do we call
about the villas for rent? Call Do you call Are you calling
Does he call
3
Providing Do you provide Does the company provide
towels and sheets? Provided you
Nobody don't think
doesn't think
the weather will improve. thinks think not think
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Grocery shops

I'm sorry, we don't have any. I'll have plain bread, then. eat greets get comes like decide sit have need
I can Breakfast is the The A good breakfast
lunch with a meal of the day!
like this.
was so good, I could eat the crumbs! a good day!
bread breakfast best means skip
is going have know to be phone going organizing canoeing want
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It's a very wet Look at this! It's Let's go Well, it was nice
anyway. ! ! to rain again! we get all you.
I hope we'll have a nice summer
wet seeing at least starting season before
filled enter wondering do have say need
boy bread sliced touch cakes looking
But your leg is My neck Don't it. You'll probably need
! ? terribly. .
Can you tell us where you are
stitches move hurt bleeding hurts
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a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! are you making they won't it's going to we're having are you going to will
writing want any got sitting
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'Still hungry?'

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I watch television every evening. (at the moment)
I'm watching television at the moment.
I take my children to the playground every day. (now) We often have poached eggs for breakfast. (today) My parents sometimes baby-sit the children. (at the moment)
The Fletchers have a barbecue every August bank holiday. (today) Molly always comes to visit us. (now) She usually watches the documentary. (at the moment)
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We always eat apple tart on Fridays. (now) Sometimes we stay in a hotel. (at the moment) The orchestra plays every evening. (now)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I'm sleeping in the other room. (every night) Your sister's laying the table. (every day) We're getting a three-day weekend. (every spring) They're cooking their dinner in the microwave. (often)
I sleep in the other room every night.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I'm sleeping in the other room. (every night) We're having home-made cake. (often) She's sleeping in my room. (sometimes) Dave's practising with his rock band. (every weekend)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I'm sleeping in the other room. (every night) The Davises are coming. (every Thursday) My parents are having fish for dinner. (every Friday) Jamel is selling apple tarts. (every weekend)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I wonder what he is doing. He is asking how we are getting there. Nigel wants to know if it is vegetarian. She is wondering if it will rain this afternoon.
'What is he doing?'
'What is he doing?'
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'What is he doing?'
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Grocery shops

Ponga en "present continuous" el siguiente texto. Helen has breakfast. She prepares a full English breakfast with scrambled eggs. She puts the kettle on. She fries bacon and toasts bread. She also grills some sausages. Helen has a savoury breakfast. She drinks a glass of orange juice. She feels hungry.
Ponga en "present continuous" el siguiente texto. Sarah always goes window shopping instead of doing her homework. On Saturday mornings, she always phones her friends to see whether they want to go to the charity shops with her. I always drive her and her friends to the shopping centre and then wait for them to finish. She always buys high-heeled shoes and handbags.
Ponga en "present continuous" el siguiente texto. Paul shops at the local out-of-town supermarket. He takes enough food to last him a week as he realises he won't have time to go to the shops again. He thinks about what he intends to consume. He fills his basket with asparagus and runner beans.
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Intermedio

Near future: BE + ING Futuro prximo: BE + ING
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Weather forecast

I am going are going to try and go canoeing this weekend. am going to going to

have get might be will it was going
2
play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. shall we going to we shall it's going are coming it will
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! we're having they won't are you going to are you making will it's going to
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Intermedio

Construction of the preterite El "preterite": formacin
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The menu

I brought
I brought
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Weather forecast

But I did do don't enjoy last night's meal! does doing done
Shakespeare make had
has
many references to weather. done made
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At the post office

The My tea's too This bread is It's from this I . black coffee. comes back to ask you if you . . like anything else.
would morning waiter ordered strong stale
Tommy! Don't play with the dining room And don't play with the pedal bin Yes, Tommy! What Yes, get what can I do? your mother say? . It's not a car. .
! It's not a
either but toy trolley down did
3
My neighbour only
here since 1953. yesterday. already started to tidy up the garden. her over for a cup of tea an hour ago. to finish some unpacking first. Here she is. 'Oh, some biscuits. Lovely!'
I invited arrived I've lived she's she wanted you've brought
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Did you get my Yes, I I had to Trust me to ... and I Didn't I put on enough for the the
? I hadn't. ? stamps! !
stamps pay wish letter stamps did missing forget
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Grocery shops

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She (to know) him for a long time. He (to hear) her speaking French to the waiter a few minutes ago. She (to cook) that roast beef for hours. They (to like) inviting friends over for dinner since their wedding.
She's known him for a long time.
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Setting the table

same that skiing went I weekend.
2
I thought a we could cook meat stew
3
turn down, the the meat's heat I forgot to overcooked
4
you too dressing the vinegar in salad much put again!
5
it I jazz thought a was concert
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A canoeing trip

Ponga en "simple preterite" el siguiente texto. We are very lucky to be invited round to dinner by our friends. Anne prepares a wonderful meal for us. She cooks a delicious shepherd's pie, served with roasted vegetables, which are also very tasty. For pudding we have chocolate cake, which the children enjoy.
Ponga en "simple preterite" el siguiente texto. We are spending two weeks in Cornwall. We are all having an excellent stay. We are going canoeing a lot. We have stumbled upon a very nice bed and breakfast in Penzance. The weather is gorgeous. It is sunny everyday and the temperature never drops. We think we are very fortunate.
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Intermedio

Use of the preterite El "preterite": uso
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Weather forecast

Shakespeare has done made many references to weather. had make
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Setting the table

would ordered waiter stale strong morning
You have You Good evening. I
some friends to at the restaurant. a few days ago to your name, Sally? yours. Somwell.
to a restaurant to a table.
your birthday.
What's the name, please? Did we No, we Yes, please
this way. Will you be all right here by the window?
That's fine, with the nice view. give celebrate arrive book phoned go invited come gave
3
My neighbour only
she wanted she's I invited you've brought arrived I've lived
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A canoeing trip

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Chris has phoned her today. (yesterday) I've cleaned my room this morning. (last week) They've made up their mind now. (yesterday) It's rained all afternoon. (last night)
He phoned her yesterday.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Chris has phoned her today. (yesterday) They've all had an exhilarating holiday this year. (last year) Martin hasn't proposed anything yet. (last week) It's been windy this weekend. (last weekend)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Chris has phoned her today. (yesterday) My friends have cooked cauliflower cheese tonight. (last night) She hasn't asked for a decision immediately this time. (last time) They've just come back. (yesterday)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to begin) working here (6 months). You (to wear) the same coat (for 5 years). They (to write) that book (for 6 years). She (to go missing / five days ago).

Ponga en "simple preterite" el siguiente texto. We are spending two weeks in Cornwall. We are all having an excellent stay. We are going canoeing a lot. We have stumbled upon a very nice bed and breakfast in Penzance. The weather is gorgeous. It is sunny everyday and the temperature never drops. We think we are very fortunate.
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Intermedio

'To be' and 'to have': preterite "To be" y "to have": " preterite"
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The menu

I brought
I brought
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Banks & cashpoints

The address was was noted note by the secretary. be noted noted noting
I wish she is were
will
be
in love with me. would be
The bank be held up
holds up
has held up
by the criminals. was held up
were held up
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Going out

might be will it was going get have
I can't remember the I thought it It's a thriller with a The actors are
, but it's science fiction. plot. but there are no surprises.
to be a good thriller.
was good name supposed weak
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Desserts

Ponga en "simple preterite" el siguiente texto. We are very lucky to be invited round to dinner by our friends. Anne prepares a wonderful meal for us. She cooks a delicious shepherd's pie, served with roasted vegetables, which are also very tasty. For pudding we have chocolate cake, which the children enjoy.
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Intermedio

The preterite continuous El "preterite continuous"
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Going out

Why were you laughing you enjoyed were you enjoying the film so much? will you enjoy were you thinking have enjoyed
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Going to a concert

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: As I (to read), the phone rang. As she (to settle) the bill, it started to rain. As she (to fill) the refrigerator, her husband came in. As I (to think) about the weekend, the weather forecast started on the television.
As I was reading, the phone rang.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: As I (to read), the phone rang. As they (to celebrate), the news arrived. While they (to clear up), Janice's husband fainted. While she (to baby-sit), she sometimes played the piano.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: As I (to read), the phone rang. As they (to watch) television, the dinner started to burn. While we (to drink) some coffee, Patricia offered to drive us back. As we (to have dinner), my grandfather fell asleep.
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Intermedio

Construction of the present perfect El "present perfect": formacin
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Setting the table

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: she (to grow) we (to keep) they (to fill) I (to know) you (to leave) they (to prepare) we (to think)
she's grown
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: she (to grow) they (to wear) you (to be) he (to choose) I (to drink) he (to fall asleep) we (to make)
she's grown
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Organising a meal

I are read has read almost all of Hemingway's books. has been reading have been read have read is reading
He am finishing
has finished
cooking the meal. have finished finishes
3
We see We saw We have been seen
each other since last Christmas. We haven't seen
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Going out

I go and watch trials at the courthouse. seen happen there. ever interrupts the judge. The lawyers But No, speak at the wrong time. ever visited a prison? visited one.
The most fascinating events you've
have you no one ever never I've never sometimes
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Grocery shops

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She (to know) him for a long time. We (to prefer) to buy wholemeal bread for a while now. He (to try) to make carrot cake since he saw the recipe. They (to take) cooking lessons for three months.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She (to know) him for a long time. They (to sell) strawberries since May. We (to know) that she's been serving here for twelve years. I (to love) rye bread since I first tasted it.
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Setting the table

Ponga en "present perfect" el siguiente texto. As I am moving into a new house, I decide to invite some friends round for a house-warming party. I send out the invitations and start to plan the evening. I decide to prepare a finger buffet with Japanese delicacies. I choose to prepare some of my favourite recipes.
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Intermedio

Use of the present perfect El "present perfect": uso
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Organising a meal

We haven't seen We see We saw each other since last Christmas. We have been seen
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Setting the table

You call your Kathleen has just Could you Can you hold on a We'll be there. It'll be Kathleen to have her and her husband the phone. and have dinner with us? ? to see you. for .
dinner over come friend nice answered second
2
My neighbour only
I've lived arrived she wanted you've brought I invited she's
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At the post office

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I saw her yesterday. (today) They did it yesterday. (today) The weather was dull last week. (this week) I ignored it last time. (this time)
I've seen her today.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I saw her yesterday. (today) Mr Garrison told us that last week. (recently) We learnt to type last year. (this year) I sold those before lunch. (since lunch)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I saw her yesterday. (today) She became interested in that some time ago. (this year) They started worrying last March. (in the last few days) I phoned her yesterday. (today)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to begin) working here (6 months). They (to travel / last night). She (to help) me with the garden (for years). They (to know) each other (1952).
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Going out

always liked I've musicals
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The negative imperative El imperativo negativo
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Don't Aren't doing that to the cat, Tommy! Don't be doing Don't do Do not be doing

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He told him not to touch the teapot. She told them not to listen to the radio. He wanted him to make up his mind. I told you not to turn the answering machine on.
Don't touch the teapot.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He told him not to touch the teapot. They tell us not to drink and drive. I told him not to go canoeing after the rain. We told her not to drink too many gin and tonics.
Don't touch the teapot.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: We decided not to go skiing after all. We decided not to invite Adrienne's parents over for dinner. We decided not to go for a Mexican meal. We decided not to worry about the missing furniture.
Let's not go skiing after all.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: We decided not to go skiing after all. We've decided not to celebrate Christmas this year. We decided not to have porridge for breakfast. We decided not to inquire about prices.
Let's not go skiing after all.

Ponga en forma negativa el siguiente texto. Let's rent a villa in Italy this summer. I really enjoyed last year. Let's go to the same travel agent. They are very helpful there. Ask James if he'd like to join us this time. This year, let the children do whatever they want.
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Intermedio

Will - To be going to "Will" - "To be going to"
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Weather forecast

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I do she helps they wonder you stop she decides he chooses I lose
I'll do
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: they begin she opens we write I tell he puts you try they consider
they're going to begin

I am going to were often have to go to London with my job. will ill
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I are going to
am going to
try and go canoeing this weekend. going to am going
When I'm certain, I'll call I called
I'm calling
to confirm the date. I'll be calling

You are You Could I What exactly do you Is the weather Tomorrow, Friday, is going a three-day weekend to find out if the weather the weather forecast, please? to to be good? the same as today. ? tour with a few friends. to be all right.
phone is going have going want organizing to be canoeing know
It Sunday's
be overcast and there 11 today. It will
a few showers. warmer on Tuesday. storms.
will going it was might be have get
3
play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. we shall shall we are coming it's going it will going to
cabbage going to some baker's frozen
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for will be ago since were
6
They
she'll will won't there's shall shall not
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! they won't are you making will we're having are you going to it's going to
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The switchboard

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I wonder what he is doing. He is asking how we are getting there. Nigel wants to know if it is vegetarian. She is wondering if it will rain this afternoon.
'What is he doing?'
'What is he doing?'
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Banks & cashpoints

see in and going them the to I'm go bank.
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Intermedio

Would like: expressing a desire "Would like": expresin del deseo
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Grocery shops

Have you like a glass of milk? Would Will Won't
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Organising a meal

I'm looking forward to We always I look forward They're looking forward ! to try something new, like cheese. to a good meal. you at dinner. . really like a healthy diet. a nice breakfast they'd I'd like look forward to their pudding to seeing
would you like to they'd like look forward looking forward to like to to look forward to
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An appointment

would Mr see like Tangle to him
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Intermedio

Irregular verbs Verbos irregulares
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The menu

I brought
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Verbs without a continuous form Verbos sin forma progresiva
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Organising a meal

They has are having are breakfast every day at 7.30. have
I must
have
to hurry because I've got friends coming over. should has
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Breakfast menus

I'm sorry, we don't have any. I'll have plain bread, then. like decide eat have need get greets sit comes
I'm looking forward to We always I look forward They're looking forward
! to try something new, like cheese. to a good meal. you at dinner. . really like a healthy diet.
to their pudding look forward they'd a nice breakfast to seeing I'd like
Is Do you need Could I I'll
all right? else? ? some salt? you some.
Yes, could we have some more
bread everything have anything bring
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Can you get the All right. But where's the I don't Let's go and get Oh yes, let's
and forks out? ? where the corkscrew is! and eat on the about all this! !
corkscrew forget beach know sandwiches knives
phone going have know is going want organizing to be canoeing
You don't And who did you Mr Sandwich's Let me Just a
me. I'm Helen Serve. to , please. you , please. to her. to?
secretary through put want speak know moment
Be You're making a Music is really
! We can't with your , isn't it? for an
anything! too! every day! !
We should listen to Yes . . . Life would be more
quiet music hour magical sweets hear peaceful noise
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At the post office

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I want to join a class. He wants to buy those collector's stamps. She wants to swap jobs. They want us to be more careful.
I wish I could join a class.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I want to join a class. We want to have a car. He wants to trust her. You want them to get in touch with you.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They wanted to complete their stamp collection.
They wish they'd completed their stamp collection.
She wanted to sign the card. I wanted to write to him. We wanted to catch the last post.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They wanted to finish their stamp collection.
They wish they'd finished their stamp collection.
You wanted to sit there. He wanted her to live longer. I wanted to see his word processor.
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Organising a meal

more was the couldn't so than thick we fog see ten metres.
2
of to usual the have seem you symptoms all tonsillitis
3
did the see accident anyone ?
4
see maybe around We'll you a eight, little later.
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Grocery shops

Ponga en "present continuous" el siguiente texto. Paul shops at the local out-of-town supermarket. He takes enough food to last him a week as he realises he won't have time to go to the shops again. He thinks about what he intends to consume. He fills his basket with asparagus and runner beans.
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Intermedio

Construction of the present perfect continuous Formacin del "present perfect continuous"
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At the doctor's

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: he (to feel) I (to get better) it (to hurt) she (to save) you (to use) they (to watch) he (to study)
he's been feeling
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: he (to feel) we (to sit) I (to visit) they (to expect) he (to hit) she (to destroy) you (to phone)
he's been feeling
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An emergency

The cut is bleeding has bled has been bled has been bleeding for two hours now. been bleeding have been bleeding
They have studying studies
will study
to be doctors for five years. been studying been studied study
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At the post office

She's been able to walk The postman's He They won't be seeing each other We sent them an e-mail a while . have you been writing that letter for? last year. mail for the last two hours. to read four years ago. a while, so they'll write every day.
since ago how long for been delivering learned

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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to begin) working here (6 months). They (to travel / last night). She (to help) me with the garden (for years). They (to know) each other (1952).
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At the doctor's

Ponga en "present perfect continuous" el siguiente texto. Doctor Newman works in his practice and treats patients all day. Many patients come to the doctor, complaining about a sore throat and stiff neck. Doctor Newman writes prescriptions for those patients. He looks down their throats and listens to their heartbeats. Then, he recommends that they take a spoonful of medicine three times a day.
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Intermedio

Use of the present perfect continuous Empleo del "present perfect continuous"
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An emergency

The cut is bleeding has bled has been bled has been bleeding for two hours now. have been bleeding been bleeding
They have studying study
been studying
to be doctors for five years. will study been studied studies
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At the post office

She's been able to walk The postman's He They won't be seeing each other We sent them an e-mail a while . have you been writing that letter for? last year. mail for the last two hours. to read four years ago. a while, so they'll write every day.
ago since how long learned been delivering for
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At the doctor's

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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: We (to wait) since 3 o'clock. I (to relax) in bed all morning. He (to study) medicine for seven years. They (to feel better) for a few weeks.
We've been waiting since 3 o'clock.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: We (to wait) since 3 o'clock. She (to hope) it won't hurt any more. I (to sit) outdoors since this morning. They (to manage) all right without a nurse.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: We (to wait) since 3 o'clock. He (to smoke) for forty years. They (to harass) me for hours. She (to disinfect) that hospital ward since 10 o'clock this morning.
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Intermedio

Past perfect El "past perfect"
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Paying a bill

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to lose) he (to refuse) she (to get) we (to encourage) they (to find) you (to go in) it (to fail)
I had lost
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to lose) she (to forget) he (to miss) we (to lose) they (to retire) I (to see) it (to work)
I had lost
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Banks & cashpoints

I had just got I have just got to the checkout when I fainted. I had just gone I have gone
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Paying a bill

Ponga en pretrito pluscuamperfecto de indicativo el siguiente texto. In August, David doesn't remember to pay his electricity bill. He is sent the bill by the power company twice through the post. In both instances, he forgets to write a cheque and settle his debt with the company. He has been warned on several occasions to pay up on time.
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Intermedio

Sequence of tenses La concordancia de los tiempos
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An emergency

The doctor saying told say it wasn't a bad cut. said tells
It was on Sunday that the accident happened will happen would happen
happens
. was happening
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At the doctor's

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He (to say) he'd look after her. She (to say) she'll phone the doctor. They (to say) they'd wait to see the surgeon. The chemist (to say) it wouldn't get infected.
He said he'd look after her.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He (to say) he'd look after her. The nurse (to say) I'll have to take three pills a day. I (to say) I'd clean the operating room. He (to say) he won't keep drinking.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: He (to say) he'd look after her. I (to tell) you it was so hot I'd faint. They (to say) they'll take off your plaster soon. The doctor (to say) you're supposed to rest.
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Intermedio

Construction of the present conditional Formacin del condicional simple
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Window-shopping

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to wear) he (to run) she (to buy) we (to go on holiday) they (to help) I (to be broke) you (to earn)
I'd wear
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to wear) they (to love) she (to prefer) he (to want) you (to like) we (to think) it (to taste)
I'd wear

If I had money, I would I will I shall buy hundreds of shoes! will wood would
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2
They're They'll
go on holiday if they won the lottery. They are They won't They'd They
3
Have
you like a glass of milk? Would Won't Will
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would waiter morning stale strong ordered
they'd like would you like to look forward looking forward to like to to look forward to
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The fitting room

Ponga en condicional simple el siguiente texto. In my ideal world, I have a lot of money and I am able to buy whatever I want. I pay for everything with my gold bank card. I try on and buy all sorts of garments and jewellery. The shopkeepers are extremely happy to have me as a customer.
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Intermedio

Use of the present conditional Empleo del condicional simple
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Grocery shops

If I had money, I would I will I shall buy hundreds of shoes! will would wood
2
They're They are
go on holiday if they won the lottery. They They'll They won't They'd
3
And If
I had the time, I'd invite you to dinner. Of While When As
4
Won't
you like a glass of milk? Will Would Have
5
I would rather not I am rather
go to a restaurant than try her cooking! I will rather I wouldn't I would rather
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Setting the table

I'm really I'd People always No doubt It's nice to have a short break come too? looking forward to they'd like like to to look forward to look forward would you like to my adventure holiday. go canoeing, or rock-climbing. to getting away from work for a bit. to do it more often. .
would rather must you'd better should be you'll have to mustn't
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Banks & cashpoints

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If you (to be) careful, you (not to bump into) people. If she (to like) him, she (to invite) him to dinner. If we (not to understand), we (to tell) you.
If he ate that chocolate, he'd get fat.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If I (to go swimming), I (to want) you to go too. If this pork chop (not to look so nice), I (not to buy it). If I (to like) to cook, I (to make) you a meal.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If we (not to take so long), they (to wait). If you (to push) him, he (to fall). If you (to love) him, you (to buy) him a jumper.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If she'd called me, I (to go out) last night. If you hadn't smoked, you (not to be) ill. If you'd looked after your prescription, you (not to lose) it. If you'd taken your antibiotics, it (not to get infected).
If she'd called me, I'd have gone out last night.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If she'd called me, I (to go out) last night. If he hit me, I (to hit) him back. If you decided to go, I (to come) with you. If we'd expected you, we (to make) a cake.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to do) that if I (to be) you. Even if you (to be allowed to) go out, you (not to be able to) afford it. If she (to eat) like you, she (to have) no money. If we (to spend) money like you, we (to have) an overdraft.
I wouldn't do that if I were you.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (not to do) that if I (to be) you. If you (to go), I (to miss) you. If he (to interrupt) her, she (to get irritated). You (to only have to) ask if you (to need) me.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (not to do) that if I (to be) you. If they (to be annoyed), they (to tell) me. If he (to call) her, she (to be) happy. If they (to find out), they (to be angry).
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The menu

to some have like I would fruit
2
well like our very would we steaks done
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Intermedio

Conditional perfect El condicional compuesto
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An emergency

If he hadn't crossed the road, the bus wouldn't have hit won't have hit had been hitting will have hit him. hasn't been hitting

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If she'd called me, I (to go out) last night. If you hadn't smoked, you (not to be) ill. If you'd looked after your prescription, you (not to lose) it. If you'd taken your antibiotics, it (not to get infected).
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If she'd called me, I (to go out) last night. If we'd watched television, we (to see) the accident. If you'd needed me, you (to tell) me. If they'd waited five more minutes, I (to be) there.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If she'd called me, I (to go out) last night. If he hit me, I (to hit) him back. If you decided to go, I (to come) with you. If we'd expected you, we (to make) a cake.

Vuelva a escribir el texto utilizando el tiempo y modo apropiados. If Gareth had known that there was ice on the road, he (to be) more careful. If he had been more prudent, he (to not write off) the car. If he had not crashed the car, he (to not have to) go to hospital in an ambulance. If it had not been for the ambulance service, Gareth (to not survive) such a car accident.
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Intermedio

The past subjunctive El "past subjunctive"
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Banks & cashpoints

Of If I had the time, I'd invite you to dinner. When While As And
2
If you were her
, I wouldn't spend so much money! If you were him If I weren't you If you were me
If I were her
If I were you
She spent money though she is as though
as though she had been
rich. though she is as though she were

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If you (to be) careful, you (not to bump into) people. If she (to like) him, she (to invite) him to dinner. If we (not to understand), we (to tell) you.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If I (to go swimming), I (to want) you to go too. If this pork chop (not to look so nice), I (not to buy it). If I (to like) to cook, I (to make) you a meal.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: If he (to eat) that chocolate, he (to get) fat. If we (not to take so long), they (to wait). If you (to push) him, he (to fall). If you (to love) him, you (to buy) him a jumper.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (to do) that if I (to be) you. Even if you (to be allowed to) go out, you (not to be able to) afford it. If she (to eat) like you, she (to have) no money. If we (to spend) money like you, we (to have) an overdraft.
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Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (not to do) that if I (to be) you. If you (to go), I (to miss) you. If he (to interrupt) her, she (to get irritated). You (to only have to) ask if you (to need) me.
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I (not to do) that if I (to be) you. If they (to be annoyed), they (to tell) me. If he (to call) her, she (to be) happy. If they (to find out), they (to be angry).
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Intermedio

'Will' and 'shall' "Will" y "Shall"
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Weather forecast

I were am going to will often have to go to London with my job. ill
I having
won't have
to make the journey often. aren't won't
3
We might do I hope to be
my number if the problems persist. They'll change Never mind You are likely
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Organising a meal

I'm I'm convinced Which friends play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. we shall are coming going to it's going it will shall we
2
They
shall she'll there's won't will shall not
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! are you making we're having are you going to they won't it's going to will
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The switchboard

I shall you through to put him
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An appointment

Ponga en futuro de indicativo el siguiente texto. When Rob feels brave enough, he makes an appointment to see the dentist. As soon as the receptionist answers the phone, Rob begins to shake with fear. While the receptionist talks, Rob starts to picture the dentist's drill. Before the receptionist can fix an appointment for Rob to see the dentist, he hangs up.
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To be left - To have (got) left "To be left" - "To have (got) left"
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Booking a villa

are three bank holidays got quite a lot of holiday left, though. How much have you What's your new flat like? How much work Oh no! We to do on it? any paint left! , exactly? this year.
left there haven't got is left I've got left
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Correspondence

jumper have I'm don't afraid left that in we large.
2
believe office post stamps Can you no had it? The left.
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Intermedio

Use of the passive Empleo de la voz pasiva
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Banks & cashpoints

Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: The secretary put me through. The detective inspector selected the policeman for the job. The communist rounded off the discussion. The electrician fixed the fault.
I was put through by the secretary.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: The secretary put me through. The bus conductor confirmed the timetable. He checked the exam. The secretary took the message.
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Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. The bank offered her a credit card. The rate of inflation affected her. The company refused me an overdraft.
I was given a lottery ticket by my friend.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. The businessman told her the interest rate. The woman specified the date. The cash dispenser swallowed her card.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. My niece did my shopping. The clerk charged her too much. The government sold the post office.
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Ponga en voz pasiva el siguiente texto. Jack put the bank card into the cash dispenser. The machine asked Jack to enter his pin number and the amount of money he required. The man standing behind him memorised the pin number that Jack entered. A few minutes later, the man stole Jack's card. Jack reported the theft to the police. The constable successfully arrested the thief.
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Intermedio

Construction of the passive Formacin de la voz pasiva
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The switchboard

Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: he (to tell) she (to take) I (to select) they (to put) we (to ask) you (to call) it (to confirm)
he was told
Conjugue como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: he (to tell) they (to marry) he (to find) it (to fix) she (to put on hold) they (to divorce) you (to stop)
he was told
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Banks & cashpoints

The address was noted was note noted by the secretary. be noted noting
The worker ignored his boss and got fired is fired fired get fired
is getting fired
. is getting sacked
The bank holds up
be held up
by the criminals. were held up has held up
was held up
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The switchboard

Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: The secretary put me through. The detective inspector selected the policeman for the job. The communist rounded off the discussion. The electrician fixed the fault.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: The secretary put me through. The bus conductor confirmed the timetable. He checked the exam. The secretary took the message.
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Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: She involved her partner in the deal. Someone fired her. They are divorcing. Someone cut me off.
Her partner got involved in the deal.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: She involved her partner in the deal. They invited me. Someone stopped me from speaking. Someone put me through.
Her partner got involved in the deal.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. The bank offered her a credit card. The rate of inflation affected her. The company refused me an overdraft.
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Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. The businessman told her the interest rate. The woman specified the date. The cash dispenser swallowed her card.
Ponga en voz pasiva las siguientes frases. Ejemplo: My friend gave me a lottery ticket. My niece did my shopping. The clerk charged her too much. The government sold the post office.
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Weather forecast

ruined by awful was the bank holiday The weather
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The switchboard

Ponga en voz pasiva el siguiente texto. The secretary answers the internal phone. A client asks the secretary whether he can talk to the company manager. The secretary puts the client on hold. The secretary telephones the manager. The telephone call wakes up the manager. Finally, the secretary puts the client through to the manager.
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Intermedio

Can: ability and likelihood "Can": capacidad y posibilidad
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Going to a concert

I I I I I'd like Are you sure it deal with that now if you want. do it yesterday. do it so far today. it tomorrow. to do things more promptly. wait till next week?
can't couldn't to be able haven't been able to can won't be able to do
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Intermedio

Can: perception and knowledge "Can": percepcin y conocimiento
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An appointment

see grey the can one I ?
2
problem Friday see any I can't with morning
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Intermedio

Can - Could - Be able to "Can" - "Could" - "Be able to"
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Going to a concert

Mozart should was able can write beautiful melodies. can't could

Can you be We've got But I thought they were I got them ! sold out great couldn't off ready tickets o'clock by eight for tonight's concert! ! some friends who make it. ?
I I I I I'd like Are you sure it
deal with that now if you want. do it yesterday. do it so far today. it tomorrow. to do things more promptly. wait till next week?
can can't won't be able to do to be able couldn't haven't been able to
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Ponga en futuro de indicativo el siguiente texto. I can pick you up at 7 o'clock. We can then go to the cinema complex to see that sci-fi film. We can even get something to eat afterwards. Also, I can take you to the symphony concert next week to listen to that recital.
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Intermedio

Must - Have (got) to "Must" - "Have (got) to"
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Organising a meal

Daniel have to must help to lay the table. don't have obliged has
I should
to hurry because I've got friends coming over. have must has
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Setting the table

On the bus, you Sometimes, you You If you use the bus regularly, you You'd have a valid ticket. to stamp it in a machine. travel without paying. buy a weekly pass. you rather walk to work, though? get in training if you're going to do that!
must should wouldn't better shouldn't have
you'd better would rather you'll have to must should be mustn't
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Grocery shops

bring normally your You have to own linen.
2
have on we'll the canoeing watch to TV
3
I'll hurry closes to because butcher's have to the it early.
4
is do all to the got we've Now cook meal.
5
twenty a meal I cook have to for people.
6
long how it to does have cook?
7
of we to trolley have out the get everything now!
8
quick to have because I've be got on someone it'll hold.
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9
It restaurant to looks go we'll like to a have instead.
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Organising a meal

Emplee la forma "must" o "have got to" cuando sea posible, respetando el tiempo verbal del texto. I am going to have Peter and Susan over for supper on Saturday. I am going to give them a ring and invite them. They will be round at 8 o'clock for drinks and nibbles. I am going to cook something really tasty for Susan, the master chef!
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Intermedio

'Should' and 'ought to': advice "Should" y "ought to": consejo
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Setting the table

should better have wouldn't shouldn't must
you'd better should be would rather must mustn't you'll have to
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Intermedio

Had better - Would rather "Had better" - "Would rather"
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Setting the table

I wouldn't I would rather go to a restaurant than try her cooking! I would rather not I will rather I am rather

shouldn't wouldn't should better have must
Why is it I'm sorry to keep you Well, it's not your Looks as if we had I'll wait for your
so hard to reach him? . . call you , then. Bye for now. .
back waiting fault always better call
You'll feel I would Toothache is even Is modern medicine
better after the injection. have pills than an injection. painful than a broken bone. as efficient as medicinal plants? strong as yours. painful than your ankle.
My corrective lenses are His knee injury is
twice not as more much no more rather
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must you'd better mustn't you'll have to should be would rather
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Intermedio

May - Might "May" - "Might"
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The switchboard

He's so good he She The meeting You're The director They to get the job. have those figures for her superior before lunch. last long. to lose a lot of money if you don't sign the contract. thinking of phoning her colleague in Japan. have been so stressed that they couldn't work.
must likely shouldn't must be should ought
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Intermedio

Strong probability with 'must' La probabilidad fuerte con "must"
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At the post office

We have some sorbets . . . Or the chef's What's that? It sounds It's a sort of That That's a be delicious! birthday treat. : 'banana whispers'. . cake with cream, with meringue. chocolate cake, pastries, or plum tart, fruit salad and
perfect delicious pear strange topped banana speciality must
He's so good he She The meeting You're The director They
to get the job. have those figures for her superior before lunch. last long. to lose a lot of money if you don't sign the contract. thinking of phoning her colleague in Japan. have been so stressed that they couldn't work.
must be ought shouldn't likely should must
You must She can't The e-mail should The postman She The letter's sure
the letter. I sent it last week. to put a stamp on it. in a little while. to be here with the mail soon. be happy to get a letter from her son. quicker if you kiss it.
to arrive ought have forgotten arrive have received must
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At the doctor's

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She's so professional she'll be selected. (should)
She's so professional she should be selected.
He's so slow he'll get fired. (ought to) The electrician is so impatient he'll have an accident. (to be likely) The party was so good it finished late. (must)
She was so impatient she left the meeting. (must) Now that the fax has been fixed we'll have no more problems with it. (should) The call ended so quickly they must be wondering what happened. (to be likely)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They may need a doctor. (to be likely) She'll forget to take her pills. (to be likely) They had a look at the wound. (must) He's in so much pain he'll probably take some paracetamol. (should)
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At the post office

put have must the I wrong address
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Intermedio

Absence of necessity La ausencia de necesidad
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Weather forecast

I having won't have to make the journey often. aren't won't
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Paying a bill

the same to like we have don't things.
2
won't I X-rays, have to have will I ?
3
because you send bill I've to got a don't the need invoice.
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Intermedio

Should - Ought to: probability "Should" - "Ought to": probabilidad
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The switchboard

Mr Sandwich shall shoulder ought hopefully finish by one o'clock. should has
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At the post office

better shouldn't should have wouldn't must
should shouldn't ought likely must be must
must you'd better you'll have to should be would rather mustn't
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have forgotten have received must to arrive arrive ought
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At the doctor's

She's so busy he'll divorce her. (to be likely) It's so close you'll find the right place easily. (ought to) He's so easy to reach I'll be able to organise the meeting with him. (should)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They may need a doctor. (to be likely) That cut's so dirty it'll get infected. (to be likely) The police station will be nearby. (should) The doctor's will be open. (ought to be)
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Banks & cashpoints

with problems credit you your any shouldn't have card.
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Intermedio

Near certainty in the past La certeza casi absoluta en el pasado
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At the post office

He's so good he She The meeting You're The director They to get the job. have those figures for her superior before lunch. last long. to lose a lot of money if you don't sign the contract. thinking of phoning her colleague in Japan. have been so stressed that they couldn't work.
ought shouldn't must should must be likely
to arrive must have received arrive have forgotten ought

have put the I wrong must address
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Intermedio

Modal auxiliaries Auxiliares modales
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The switchboard

have will get it was might be going
2
play football tomorrow? play in the park with some friends. to rain. rain, they said so on the radio. tomorrow? have to wait and see. are coming it's going going to we shall shall we it will
The best thing on. I'll be
be to call him back.
this afternoon. for lunch. Let me get him. .
Mr Sandwich must be on his way
? Mr Sandwich will be very happy to
Mr Tangle next Wednesday at
just right see hello hold out back two might
ought likely must be should shouldn't must
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5
They
will won't shall there's she'll shall not
a party tonight. invite the neighbours? be able to come. something to eat? you bring some drinks? be a real success! we're having will are you making they won't it's going to are you going to
would rather mustn't you'll have to must should be you'd better
ought to arrive arrive have received must have forgotten
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She isn't very clever. It won't be very warm. We weren't on holiday. David hadn't decided yet.
She isn't, is she?
He's so slow he'll get fired. (ought to) The electrician is so impatient he'll have an accident. (to be likely) The party was so good it finished late. (must)
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She's so busy he'll divorce her. (to be likely) It's so close you'll find the right place easily. (ought to) He's so easy to reach I'll be able to organise the meeting with him. (should)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: They may need a doctor. (to be likely) That cut's so dirty it'll get infected. (to be likely) The police station will be nearby. (should) The doctor's will be open. (ought to be)
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I want to join a class. He wants to buy those collector's stamps. She wants to swap jobs. They want us to be more careful.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I want to join a class. We want to have a car. He wants to trust her. You want them to get in touch with you.
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Intermedio

Prepositions of time Las preposiciones de tiempo
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Going out

the energy in gives porridge me winter!
2
Sunday on watch videos I usually afternoon.
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Intermedio

Prepositions of place Las preposiciones de lugar
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Paying a bill

I'll go and live to inside on in the south of France when I'm old. at under
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Banks & cashpoints

Do you know the next stop. There's a nice gallery Yes, we can go . the cinemas. we get ?
near there where at off
too. the table?
always down on out
Do you No! I I'm It is just
put your address on the bother! to the post office now. the street.
of the envelope?
usually never back across off
in a at the at school in in the
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Intermedio

The prepositions 'in' and 'at' Las preposiciones "in" y "at"
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Paying a bill

I'll go and live inside to under on the south of France when I'm old. in at
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Banks & cashpoints

Someone is I bet we're going I'll be ready the phone for you! ! eight. the door.
It's eight o'clock. Your friends have just rung on out at by
at at the in the in school in a
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Intermedio

Different meanings of 'since' Los diferentes significados de "since"
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At the post office

Stamps have cost 30p while at in for the beginning of the year. since occasionally

How long I've eaten cabbage He was cooking the meat How long How long will it you preparing the vegetables for? I was little. two hours. .
since will for ago were be
2
She's been able to walk The postman's He
have you been writing that letter for? last year. mail for the last two hours. to read four years ago. a while, so they'll write every day. .
They won't be seeing each other We sent them an e-mail a while
for ago been delivering how long since learned
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At the doctor's

feeling been sick since I've yesterday.
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Intermedio

Here - There "Here" - "There"
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An appointment

And I'll have tea. Would you like lemon a little milk, please. After a It's . minutes, the waiter comes a big tray. Where's the milk? milk your tea? would you like drink?
here with few what to or in just
Do you know the next stop. There's a nice gallery Yes, we can go
we get
? the cinemas.
off at there where near
I'm a good You can be Let's see if you can find the it is. I It's in the next
, aren't I? , yes. now.
find the flour. .
can't aisle helper sometimes here sugar
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Good morning, is Mr Sandwich there, Please He is I wanted to the line. , isn't he? ? an appointment.
What were you calling
arrange hold about there please
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Intermedio

Adverbs of time Los adverbios de tiempo
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Correspondence

Ah! aperitif to start No thanks, I Can I take your order? I think we'll have your shrimp cocktail I'd like to have a local dish. We don't have typical. a starter. meat? What will you have as a main course? Do you prefer fish are your friends! ? drink alcohol. , here are the menus and wine lists. Would you like an
Yes, five shandies. Would you like one, Helen?
with as or now really here never anything
still nobody never hasn't haven't yet
too. the table?
always on out down
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4
I No one I never see We never go I'm
ever works in this kitchen. find what I'm looking for. comes when dinner's ready. on my way to work. nice on holiday. ever happy.
hardly anyone ever anywhere nothing never
go to concerts or to the cinema when I go out. in a . entertainment?
Nightclubs are fun What's your favourite I've liked musicals.
once evening while usually always
no one ever I've never sometimes never have you
I Do you Only when I Do you have I must have a
write straight, anyway. write? have to. envelopes? left.
enough never really often few
of the envelope?
never back usually off across
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You are It's crowded It Go is! !
in the post office. !
now always ahead again
10
We don't want to carry that much money How do people Some use drafts, What They're pay in France?
it's becoming very archaic! credit cards? the handiest.
probably although usually around about
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Intermedio

Too - Too much "Too" - "Too much"
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Breakfast menus

I'll have some I'll just have Do you I shouldn't eat It is a toast, with , please. honey? much. breakfast. .
English croissants have marmalade healthy too
2
Some do a
of people do exercise. people don't care about their fitness. running. unhealthy food. fat. of perseverance to lose weight. Others, though, eat Often, these people are They need a
great deal lots little few too much too
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Window-shopping

will that no, be much too !
2
have the to Porridge, summer, too hot is for in breakfast.
3
because too take to it's bus the far let's walk.
4
of this pair small far shoes is for too me.
5
for is big too this you.
6
Aren't you big too for they ?
7
always I'm too optimistic !
8
don't we too that brand, it's want expensive
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9
bend is really too this dangerous.
10
the sour dressing is too salad !
11
in much dressing vinegar the you too salad put again!
12
people too many there are waiting.
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Intermedio

Also - As well - Too "Also" - "As well" - "Too"
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The menu

We No, not Yes, give me some eggs? How do you serve them? You can have them fried poached . . . That's a good idea. I'll have scrambled eggs. how about with some do also for or bacon, scrambled, hardsoft-boiled, have sesame bread rolls, doughnuts, buns . . . you have apple tart? breakfast, I'm sorry. toast. We have fruitcake, toast, pancakes . . .
Your white coffee, sir. I think it's I'm sorry, I'll change it Could you course. you are. Do you have everything you need Can I also have I'll bring you some right slice of bread? . ? bring the next table. I wanted black coffee. away. butter? Oh! Where's my head this morning?
more of another also for now away here right
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3
Us four, plus That's six, was full.
we have a table, please? how . , the restaurant people? couple coming.
You're lucky, some people have just called to cancel their reservation. All the other restaurants are full !
another could for otherwise too many then

Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I use an exercise bike too. He worries about everything too. That bottle is open too. She looks like a Spice Girl too.
Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I use an exercise bike too. I prefer Granny Smiths too. We had some luck too. I've forgotten to get a present too.
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Escriba de otra manera las siguientes frases como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: I use an exercise bike too. Wayne loves barbecues too. The ice cream's melted too. Potatoes are eaten with parsley and mayonnaise too.
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The fitting room

more you bring could also butter ?
2
can I fork another have also please?
3
we the bill also have could ?
4
other have we also colours
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Intermedio

Nothing ever "Nothing ever"
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Correspondence

never really now here or with anything as
nobody yet never haven't hasn't still
3
anyone ever never nothing hardly anywhere
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never no one I've never sometimes ever have you
few really enough often never
of the envelope?
across never off back usually
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Intermedio

Ever - Never "Ever" - "Never"
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Correspondence

with never anything or here really now as
2
anyone anywhere nothing never ever hardly
have you no one never sometimes I've never ever
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enough few really often never
of the envelope?
back off never across usually
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Going out

works in nothing ever this kitchen!
2
theatre you have the ever been to ?
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Intermedio

Yet - Not yet "Yet" - "Not yet"
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Going out

Have you seen the latest thriller yet ever maybe never ? perhaps

never still hasn't nobody yet haven't
from a ? . call. .
day's work.
back phone hard yet out tonight waiting
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Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Has Juliet met your father? Have your parents decided? Have you tried it out? Has anybody performed?
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Has Juliet met your grandfather? Have you had the guided tour? Has he fallen asleep yet? Has she read that science fiction book yet?
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Has Juliet met your grandfather? Have things got hectic? Have they woken up? Is the video rental place open?
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Banks & cashpoints

new one I not my received have yet!
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Intermedio

Not . . . either "Not . . . either"
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Going to a concert

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She doesn't like television. (cinema) He can't play the piano. (synthesizer) They don't show documentaries. (musical performances) We're not southern. (northern)
She doesn't like the cinema either.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She doesn't like television. (cinema) We didn't phone them. (write) The orchestra wasn't very good. (soloist) Earaches aren't very pleasant. (headaches)
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She doesn't like television. (cinema) They didn't listen to the performance. (watch) Back pain is no fun. (diabetes) Heavy metal isn't that peaceful. (Wagner)
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need won't we the duvets either
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Intermedio

The place of 'even' La posicin de "even"
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Booking a villa

Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (he / the tom-tom / plays) even (have / they / westerns) even (help / can / grandfather) even (ticket office / there's / a) even
He even plays the tom-tom.
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (he / the tom-tom / plays) even (hectic / are / Sundays) even (she / at night / the vacuum cleaner / uses) even (small / the dining room / was) even
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Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (he / the tom-tom / plays) even (expensive / here / are / baby-sitters) even (sometimes / lucky / they / are) even (did / on my own / I / the guided tour) even
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Weather forecast

we the a even so can television portable there's watch news
2
You mean even be there any won't sunny spells?
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Intermedio

The place of 'enough' La posicin de "enough"
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'Still hungry?'

That's enough plenty milk, thank you. a little many
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Correspondence

I don't know about Do I have time to There's Yes, in time. . your cake. you There's ice cream in the . a ?
enough freezer bake case cake dessert burn
enough often few really never
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Breakfast menus

Is it quick enough?
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (quick / is it / enough) (there / are / seats / enough) (exercise / this / easy / is / enough) (is / sweet / this / enough)
Is it quick enough?
Ponga en el orden adecuado los siguientes grupos de palabras. Ejemplo: (quick / is it / enough) (well / he played / enough) (come / she / often / used to / enough) (interesting / that story / was / enough)
Is it quick enough?
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Booking a villa

big enough Something a for of family seven.
2
definitely big enough seven It for is people
3
enough were for large villa looking for a we eight
4
ten loaves Will enough be twenty for people?
5
have for all Christmas enough envelopes should I my cards.
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Intermedio

'Always' + present continuous "Always" + "present continuous"
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Window-shopping

Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She never misses the bus. I never have to buy tights. He never wins at tennis. You never want to buy expensive underwear.
She's always missing the bus.
Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She never misses the bus. He never looks at me. You never find cheap clothes. We never buy new books.
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Transforme las siguientes frases o palabras como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: She never misses the bus. I never have to try on clothes. They never spend hours looking for shoes. He never criticises my clothes.
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A canoeing trip

weather it's be the because boring can't always changing
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Window-shopping

Ponga en "present continuous" el siguiente texto. Sarah always goes window shopping instead of doing her homework. On Saturday mornings, she always phones her friends to see whether they want to go to the charity shops with her. I always drive her and her friends to the shopping centre and then wait for them to finish. She always buys high-heeled shoes and handbags.
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Intermedio

Still - Yet "Still" - "Yet"
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Going out

Have you seen the latest thriller never yet perhaps ever ? maybe

hasn't haven't still never nobody yet
from a ? . call. .
day's work.
yet waiting tonight back phone hard out
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Banks & cashpoints

still is finger your there ?
2
my one have new I received not yet!
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Intermedio

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Grocery shops

So are they.
So are they.
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A canoeing trip

all That was breakfast good it could I eat so again.
2
fog couldn't the so thick ten more we was see than metres.
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Intermedio

Either . . . or - Neither . . . nor "Either . . . or" - "Neither . . . nor"
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Grocery shops

Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Is this cauliflower? Is this cabbage? Are these crisps? Are these chips? Is this yoghurt? Is this cream? Do they want chocolate? Do they want cheese?
It's either cauliflower or cabbage.
Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Is this cauliflower? Is this cabbage? Is this chicken? Is this rabbit? Is that bottle empty? Is that bottle full? Is that bread sliced? Is that bread not sliced?
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Responda como en el ejemplo. Ejemplo: Is this cauliflower? Is this cabbage? Are those cartons heavy? Are they not? Is that sauce sweet? Is that sauce savoury? Are those noodles all right? Are they not?
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Intermedio

Simple present with 'when' / 'while' "When" - "While" + "simple present"
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The switchboard

I'll call as soon as I arrived I'll be arriving I am arriving in London. I will arrive I arrive
When I'm certain, I'll be calling I'm calling
I called
to confirm the date. I'll call

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An appointment

Ponga en futuro de indicativo el siguiente texto. When Rob feels brave enough, he makes an appointment to see the dentist. As soon as the receptionist answers the phone, Rob begins to shake with fear. While the receptionist talks, Rob starts to picture the dentist's drill. Before the receptionist can fix an appointment for Rob to see the dentist, he hangs up.
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Intermedio

Till - Until "Till" - "Until"
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Weather forecast

wait should the until you weekend
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I've haven't got left there got left is left

, aren't I? , yes. now.

find the flour. .

here can't helper sugar sometimes aisle

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still never yet nobody hasn't haven't

You You They People So,

must you'd better mustn't should be you'll have to would rather

I I I I I'd like Are you sure it

haven't been able to won't be able to do couldn't can can't to be able

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Arriving at the villa

Transformar un texto [1 ejercicios] 1

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I've haven't got is left there left got left

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Palabra correcta [1 ejercicios] 1

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towels and sheets? Does the company provide

you like a glass of milk? Won't Have

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could otherwise too many another for then

won't shall not she'll will shall there's

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