Repaso 5to

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Express states, emotions, feelings and possession.

Can't be use in progressive statements

Stative

Express actions, movement, processes and changes.

Can be use in any verbal time.

​Dynamic

Stative verbs.

We use a superlatives to say that a thing or person is the most of a group.

​Superlatives

To show change or comparisons with adjectives
To describe how something or someone changes

​Comparatives

Comparitions

Alan is the smartest in the class
She is the most generous person.

Superlatives

My room is bigger than my sister’s room.

This car is more expensive than that one.

Comparatives

Examples

Multiple Choice

When do you use MORE?

• Comparatives

• Superlatives

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is a superlative sentence?

• I am taller than my sister

• He is the more tallest in the class.

• Elena is the tallest of may friends.

• Carlos is the tallest than me.

Will

Uses

• Rapid decisions

• Prediction

• To make an offer

• Promise

• Threat

Time clauses

• When

• As soon as

• Before

• After

• Until

  After any time clause the next part is written in present simple

• I’ll retire when I‘m 70
  

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer

• As soon as I will finish, I start preparing the party.

• When she arrives, we will go to the movies.

• We before will do the homework, we will sleep

​Relative pronouns

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct relative for the next sentence.

That's the mall_____ she always buys her clothes.

• which

• Who

• that

• where.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct relative for the next sentence.

He met a girl ____ now is his girlfriend

• What

• Who

• Whom

• where

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct relative for the next sentence.

She is the woman ____ purses are very famous.

• who

• whom

• whose

• what

SUBJECT+ AUXILARY VERB +TOO

A: I am tired

B: I am too/ Me too

A: She can play the guitar

B: My sister can/do too - My sister too

Too

SO+ AUXILARY VERB +SUJETO

A: I am tired

B: So am I

A: She can play the guitar

B: So can my sister/ So does my sister

So

So/ too

Multiple Choice

Chose the correct answer

a: I like running

b: _____ do I

• Too

• So

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer

A: Did you do the essay?

B: Yes, I did.

A: Me____

• So

• Too

• SUBJECT + AUXILARY VERB +EITHER

A: He hasn’t got time to sleep.

B: I haven’t either

A: Paul can’t swim

B: I can’t either / I don’t either.

Either

• NEITHER+ AUXILARY VERB +SUJETO

A: He hasn’t got time to sleep.

B: Neither do I.

A: Paul can’t swim

B: Neither can I / Neither do I

​Neither

Neither / Either

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.

A: My sister can't speak French.

B: _____ does mine.

• Neither

• Either

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer

A: I didn't past the exam

B: I didn't ____

• Neither

• Either

It is use for nouns

Such + a/an + adjective + noun+ (that)
- That is such a great camera that I can’t stop taking pictures.

Such

It is use for adjectives and adverbs

So + adjective/adverb + (that)
- This book is so interesting (that) he fished in one day

So

So/ such

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer

My sister runs ______ fast. That she could run a marathon and win.

• Such

• So

Past perfect

Uses

• to connect 2 past actions

• Actions that happened before a specific time

  By 8 o'clock she had finished her homework.

  When the police arrived, the thief had scaped.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I have already finishes when you arrive

• She hads done her homework

• They left before I was able to arrive.

• The food had been done before I arrived.

Conditional type 1

Possible future scenery.
If + condition present simple + will + result + verb in base form
If everyone agrees, we will go to Spain next year.

Conditional type 1 negative

Possible future scenery.
If + condition present simple/ unless + will + not+ result + verb in base form
If it doesn't rain, we won't stay at home.

Unless it rains, we won’t stay at home

Conditional type 2

Imaginary or unreal situations that are unlikely to happen in the present or the future.
If + condition past simple + would/could /might + result + verb in base form

If I were a child, I would be playing

Conditional type 2 negative

If + condition past simple + would/could /might + not + result + verb in base form

If I were a child, I would be playing
Paula wouldn't be sad if Jan didn't leave.

Conditional type 3

• Imaginary situations in the past

  If it had rained, you would have gotten wet.

• Regret

  You would have passed your exam if you had worked harder.

• Criticize

  I would have believed you if you hadn't lied to me before.

If + past perfect + main clause

Strcture

Conditional type 3

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that is in first conditional

• If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

• If I won the lottery, I would travel the world

• If I study hard, I will pass the exam

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence

If I ____studied harder, I would ___ passed the exam.

• has/had

• have/had

• had/have

• have/have

Multiple Choice

If I had a million dollars, I would travel the world.

This sentence is in

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

Past progressive

• An action that was happening at specific point of time in the past

• Actions that where happening at the same time. (While, as )

• An action that was happening in the past when it was interrupted by another action.

Past progressive

Jane was talking in the phone at 5 o’ clock yesterday.
Dave was listening to music while he was doing his homework.
Margaret was studying when her friend called

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• You was running

• They were studying while listening to music.

• The teacher was woorking, when the bell rang.