Inglés

Tiempos Verbales en Inglés: Domina Presente, Pasado y Futuro

9 diciembre, 2024
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Tiempos Verbales

Presente Simple

Forma:

  • Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo (raíz). En la tercera persona del singular (he, she, it) se añade una -s al final del verbo. Si el verbo termina en -o, se añade -es (ej. he goes, does).
  • Negativa: Sujeto + don’t / doesn’t + verbo (raíz).

Uso:

  • Acciones habituales.
  • Verdades universales.
  • Horarios de trenes (futuro).

Pistas: always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever, never, every day.

Presente Continuo

Forma: Sujeto + verbo to be (am, is, are) + verbo (raíz) + -ing.

Uso: (más…)

Formas Verbales, Verbos Regulares e Irregulares y Perífrasis Verbales

1 noviembre, 2024
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Formas Verbales

Formas Personales y No Personales

Las formas verbales que tienen número, tiempo, modo y aspecto reciben el nombre de formas personales. Hay formas verbales que carecen de persona, número, tiempo y modo. Son las formas no personales: infinitivo, gerundio y participio. Su valor gramatical es fundamentalmente aspectual.

Aspecto Verbal de las Formas No Personales

Desde el punto de vista del aspecto, se pueden establecer las siguientes diferencias entre dichas formas:

A Day in the Park and English Grammar Review

30 septiembre, 2024
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A Day in the Park

Spending a day at the park with the people I love is one of my favorite activities. We spread out a blanket and enjoy a delightful picnic, sharing delicious food and laughter. Lying on the grass, I gaze at the sky, watching the clouds drift by and feeling completely relaxed. The warmth of the sun and the gentle breeze create the perfect atmosphere. After our lovely day outdoors, returning home to find my two dogs eagerly waiting for me is pure happiness. Their excited barks and (más…)

A Day in the Park and Other Musings

30 septiembre, 2024
en

A Perfect Day

Spending a day at the park with the people I love is one of my favorite activities. We spread out a blanket and enjoy a delightful picnic, sharing delicious food and laughter. Lying on the grass, I gaze at the sky, watching the clouds drift by and feeling completely relaxed. The warmth of the sun and the gentle breeze create the perfect atmosphere.

After our lovely day outdoors, returning home to find my two dogs eagerly waiting for me is pure happiness. Their excited barks and wagging (más…)

English Language Exercises

16 julio, 2024
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ORDINARIA

2020-2021 (Lunes) OPCIÓN A// IS THE FULL STOP NO LONGER NECESSARY?

a) TRUE: “Linguists from across // b) TRUE: “The full stop is”


2. a) The difference is that ending messages with a full stop is identified as a sign of dishonesty or lack of sincerity, and ending messages with an exclamation mark is
supposed to be more genuine and sincere.
b) People use emojis because online messaging forces people to develop new ways of conveying emotion and meaning without the use of body language or (más…)

Phrasal Verbs en inglés: Guía completa con ejemplos

4 junio, 2024
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Phrasal Verbs en inglés

A

  • Add up to: significar, suponer

B

  • Back up: hacer una copia de seguridad
  • Break up: romper/ cortar/ dejar (una relación)
  • Bring back: devolver la vida a, recordar
  • Bring forward: adelantar
  • Bring out: provocar, ocasionar
  • Bring up: sacar (un tema), mencionar

C

  • Call off: suspender, cancelar
  • Carry on: seguir, continuar
  • Catch up on: ponerse al día con/ de
  • Check (something) out: comprobar (algo)
  • Cheek up on: controlar
  • Come along: aparecer, salir
  • Come back: volver
  • Come out: estrenar(se), salir
  • Come (más…)

Comprehensive Guide to English Grammar: Tenses, Modals, and Clauses

30 mayo, 2024
en

Global English

Future Continuous

To form the future continuous tense, we use the auxiliary verbs “will” and “be” along with the present participle (infinitive + “-ing“) of the main verb. Alternatively, we can use the auxiliary verb “be” followed by “going to be.”

Uses: Unlike the simple future tense, both forms of the future continuous have nearly the same meaning and are interchangeable. The uses of the future continuous are the same as those of the past continuous, but in the future.

1. Interrupted (más…)

Vocabulario en Inglés por Unidades: Expresiones, Phrasal Verbs y Más

19 mayo, 2024
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UNIT 1

Phrasal Verbs con “Catch” y “Take”

  • Coger un bus: catch a bus
  • Incendiarse: catch fire
  • Recobrar el aliento: catch one’s breath
  • Avistar, divisar, ver: catch sight of
  • Llamar la atención de: catch someone’s eye
  • Sacar una foto: take a photo
  • Encargarse: take charge
  • Dar por sentado: take for granted
  • Tomarse tiempo: take one’s time
  • Enorgullecerse de: take pride in
  • Sorprender a alguien: take someone by surprise

UNIT 2

Vocabulario sobre Medio Ambiente

Cantidad: amount

Barriga: belly

Dióxido de carbono: carbon (más…)

Carta de Krunch: Ensaladas, Ibéricos, Clásicos y Especialidades Gourmet

17 mayo, 2024
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Ensaladas

Mixta Krunch

Lechuga, tomate fresco, aceitunas, atún, patata cocida, jamón york y su aliño natural de vinagre y aceite de oliva virgen.

Queso de Cabra

Lechuga acompañada de cremoso queso de cabra, tomate cherry, daditos de manzana asada, bacon, nueces y todo aliñado con vinagre balsámico.

De Pasta

Pasta fresca italiana recién cocida, chaca, jamón york, piña, lechugas provezales y salsa rosa.

Templada de Pasta

Pasta con queso gratinado, bacon, setas, cebolla frita, tomate cherry y lechuga (más…)

English Grammar Essentials

11 mayo, 2024
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Conditional Sentences

1. Zero Conditional (Present Real Conditional)

  • If + present simple, present simple.
  • Example: If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils.

2. First Conditional (Future Real Conditional)

  • If + present simple, will + base form.
  • Example: If it rains tomorrow, I will stay home.

3. Second Conditional (Present Unreal Conditional)

  • If + past simple, would + base form.
  • Example: If I had a million dollars, I would buy a yacht.

4. Third Conditional (Past Unreal Conditional)

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