Conditional Sentence Type 1 Zove se i realni kondicional jer se koristi za realne tj. ostvarive situacije koje se ostvare ako se ispuni uslov. Veoma je vjerovatno da ce se uslov ispuniti. Odnosi se na buducnost a if se prevodi – ako. If I have enough time, I'll watch the football match. I may have time to watch the match but I'm not sure about it. if + Simple Past, + would + infinitive Conditional Sentence Type 2 Cesto se zove nerealnim kondicionalom jer se koristi za nerealne, nemoguce ili nevjerovatne situacije. Ovaj kondicional daje imaginarni rezultat za datu situaciju i veoma je malo vjerovatno da ce se uslov ispuniti. IF se prevodi sa – da+prezent ili kad + potencijal. U ovom kondicionalu were se cesto koristi umjesto was uz I (da sam na tvom mjestu – If I were you) ali i uz HE, SHE, IT. Odnosi se na sadasnjost. If I were a millionaire, I would buy a castle. If I had a lot of money, I would travel around the world. Past Simple Tense S + GLAGOL – (E)D (ili druga kolona nepravilnih glagola) I was ja sam bio/bila I worked ja sam radio/la You were ti si bio/bila You worked ti si radio/la He/she/it was on/ona/ono je bio/bila He/she/it worked on/ona/ono je radio/la We/you/they were mi/vi/oni/e su bili/bile We/you/they worked mi/vi/oni/e su radili/le QUESTION FORM – UPITNI O. DID + SUBJEKAT + INFINITIV GLAGOLA (I KOLONA BEZ NASTAVAKA) Was I? Da li sam ja bio/la... Did I work? Da li sam ja radio/la Were you? Did you work? Was he/she/it? Did he/she/it work? Were we/you/they? e.g. I spoke. I did not speak. Did I speak? Did we/you/they work? NEGATIVE FORM – ODRICNI OBLIK SUBJEKAT + DID + NOT + INFINITIV GLAGOLA (BEZ NAST.) I was not (wasn't) ja nisam bio/la I did not (didn't) work ja nisam radio/la You were not (weren't) You did not work He/she/it was not (wasn't) He/she/it did not work We/you/they were not (weren't) We/you/they did not work Exceptions in spelling – izuzeci u pisanju: Ako glagol završava na E, dodajemo samo D love – loved Zadnji suglasnik nakon kratkog vokala ili kad je L zadnji suglasnik nakon samoglasnika, uduplava se. admit – admitted travel – travelled Zadnje Y nakon suglasnika postaje I hurry – hurried play - he played SUGL+Y, Y-I + ES Use - upotreba Za radnje u prošlosti koje se dešavaju jedna za drugom – uzastopne He came in, took off his coat and sat down. He got up, washed and shaved. Za radnju koja se dogodila u prošlosti i završila se – vremenska odredba: I saw her yesterday. He went home two hours ago. He lost his keys last week. Za radnju koja se dogodila usred neke druge duže radnje – ometa radnju When I was having breakfast, the phone suddenly rang. Yesterday; three weeks ago ; Burglars broke into the house when they where sleeping. 2 minutes ago;last year , U drugom tipu kondicionalnih rečenica last Friday;in 2002; in the If + past simple, would/should/could... II KONDICIONAL 1980s ; in 1990; in the last If I had a lot of money, I would share it with you. century; Kad bi imao dosta novca, podijelio bih ga sa tobom in the past, the other day Signal Words of Simple Past Past Progressive or Past Continuous – Trajno prošlo vrijeme Form SUBJEKAT + WAS/WERE + GLAVNI GLAGOL - ING I was watching TV – ja sam gledao/la TV He/she/it was watching TV You were watching TV We/you/they were watching TV Question Form WAS/WERE + SUBJEKAT + GLAVNI GLAGOL-ING Upitni oblik se pravi inverzijom, WAS /WERE dolazi ispred subjekta Was I watching TV? Da li sam ja gledala TV? Was he/she / it watching TV? Were you watching TV? Were we/you/they watching TV? Negative Form SUBJEKAT + WAS/WERE + NOT + GLAVNI GLAGOL-ING Odrični oblik – dodamo negaciju NOT na pomoćni glagol I was not /wasn’t watching TV Ja nisam gledala TV He/she/it wasn’t watching TV You were not /weren’t watching TV We/you/they weren’t watching TV Exceptions in Spelling - Izuzeci u pisanju: Ako glagol završava na jedno E (ne dva), ono se gubi kad se dodaje nastavak ing, ali ako se zavrsava na dva E, slovo E ostaje come – coming (but: agree – agreeing) Nakon kratkog, akcentovanog samoglasnika, zadnji suglasnik se uduplava (i L na kraju glagola u britanskom engleskom) sit – sitting travel – travelling IE na kraju glagola postaje Y lie – lying, die-dying Use - upotreba Stavlja akcenat na trajanje radnje u prošlosti. He was playing football. Za dvije radnje koje se uporedo odvijaju u prošlosti While she was preparing dinner, he was washing the dishes. Radnja koja je trajala u prošlosti, a prekinula ju je radnja označena Past Simpleom When I was having breakfast, the phone suddenly rang. Signal Words when, while, as long as
Present Perfect Simple Tense
Form Subject + Have/Has + Past Participle of the main verb (III kolona ili nastavak (E)D) QUESTION FORM HAVE/HAS + SUBJECT + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE MAIN VERB NEGATIVE FORM SUBJECT + HAVE/HAS + NOT + PAST P. OF THE MAIN VERB I have (I've) made Have I made? I have not (haven't) made You have (You've) made Have you made? You have not made He/she/it has (he's) made Has he/she/it made? He/she/it has not (hasn't) made We/you/they have made Have we/you/they made? We/you they have not made USE Za radnju koja se dogodila u prošlosti, a nije nam poznato kada se dogodila, stavlja se akcenat na činjenicu da se radnja dogodila I have been to Spain three times. At some unspecified time in the past, I went to Spain Compare with the simple past: I went to Spain three times in 2005. (specified time in the past - the year 2005) She has written five letters. Za svršenu prošlu radnju, koja se tek dogodila (just, already. recently,) I have just washed my hair. Za radnju koja je pocela u proslosti ali jos uvijek traje (since, for, ever, never, yet, still, up to now_) I have known him since 1998. I have known him for 13 years. I have never tasted something like this. Uz signalne riječi poput: Ever - never – nikad , just - upravo, already - već, yet - još, recently - skoro, since - od, for – Do you want to go to a restaurant with me? No, thanks. I've just eaten lunch. Are Carlos and Rodrigo here? No, they haven't arrived yet. Mike has worked at Woodward for 3 years. (Mike started working at Woodward 3 years ago and he still works there now.) Julie has worked at Woodward since September of last year. (Julie began working at Woodward in September of last year, and that hasn't changed - she still works here now.) Future Simple - Will - Will se ne mijenja kroz lica, tj. ima isti oblik za sva lica ( I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they will work some day), upitni oblik pravi inverzijom, ( Will I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they work some day) odrični oblik, dodavanjem rječice not (I will not work some day) Skraćeni oblik: ‘ll e.g. I’ll see you tomorrow. will + not = WON’T I will go to the cinema tonight. He will play tennis tomorrow. She will be happy with her exam results. They will take the bus to the South next week. USE – upotreba Iznenadne, neplanirane, spontane radnje/odluke, radnje koje se odvijaju bez namjere I'll call a taxi for you. Peter will be 15 next Tuesday.I think we'll go right now. (I just decided this) I think I'll try one of those. (I just decided this right now) The sun will shine tomorrow.Hang on! I'll have a word with you. Uz pretpostavke, uz I think/believe/hope/ I’m sure, I’m afraid... The President will not be re-elected at the next election. I think it will rain later so take an umbrella with you. My team will not win the league this season. I think Sue will arrive in Paris at 6 pm.
Da izrazimo obećanje, prijetnju, ponudu
If you say anything I will kill you! I'll have it ready by tomorrow. Kad izražavamo pretpostavke (kod predviđanja, u vremenskoj prognozi, kad govorimo o vjerovatnoći) I think/hope/know something will happen or somebody will do something. I believe she will pass the exam. One day human race will travel through the Space. Tomorrow will be warm and sunny. Will se koristi za izražavanje buduće radnje nad kojom nemamo kontrolu, te za predviđenje bdućih radnji, i za iznenada doneene odluke. Be going to FORM - Present glagola BE + GOING TO + INFINITIV glagola I am going to work We are going to agree on this. You are going to sleep. You are going to visit me. He /she / it is going to succeed. They are going to call me. Upitni oblik se pravi inverzijom pomoćnog glagola (be) Am I going to work? Are you going to win? Odrični oblik se pravi dodavanjem rječice not na pomoćni glagol. I am not going to work. They are not going to call me. USE - upotreba Kada smo donijeli odluku ili namjeravamo da uradimo nešto u budućnosti – namjere/planovi They're going to retire to the beach - in fact they have already bought a little beach house. I'm going to India next year. I am going to study harder next year. This is going to be the kitchen. I’m going to travel all around the world when I retire. Kad se nešto treba tek dogoditi (upravo) Get back! The bomb is going to explode. Watch out! We’re going to crash Kada postoje jasni znakovi da će se nešto dogoditi I think it is going to rain - I just felt a drop. (Mislim da će početi da pada kiša. Upravo sam osjetila kapljicu). It's so cold! I think it is going to snow. She is going to have a baby. (She is pregnant) The sky is absolutely dark. It is going to rain. It’s going to rain. (a lot of clouds in the sky). Present Continuous for future planovi, dogovori za blisku budućnost (isplanirane aktivnosti) We are going skiing next weekend. I’m meeting Fred tomorrow morning. I’m going to hairdresser’s tomorrow morning. Present Simple for future action set by a time table or schedule The plain leaves at three o’clock pm. The next meeting of the committee is on the November 5th. May / might se koriste da označe verovatnoću (probability) da će se nešto desiti. Might nosi nešto manju mogućnost da se radnja ostvari. It may rain. It is cloudy. (Možda će padati kiša. Oblačno je.) It might rain. It is still sunny.(Možda će padati kiša. Još uvek je sunčano.) Should / shouldn`t (trebalo bi / ne bi trebalo)se koriste za davanje saveta, predloga, sugestija (advice, suggestions). Mary should go home. She has high temperature. (Meri bi trebalo da ode kući. Ima visoku temperaturu.) You shouldn`t walk alone by night. It is dangerous. (Ne bi trebalo da šetaš sam noću. Opasno je.)