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Question formsPreposition of place,

time and movement.

-There are 3 main types of this questions:

a)Yes/no: in this one we expect answer ’yes’ or ‘no’

b)wh-questions: (who,what,where,when) are at the begin of the question.

c)Alternativa questions: which expect the answer to be one of two options.

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The indirect questions use statement word order(you dont invert the subject and verb). They are often used to be more polite ot tentative when you’re asking a question.

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do you like to play xbox 360?

Do you want to play with me?

Id like to eat if you may serve me

where do you live?

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•In(inside)

•On

•At (specific time)

•Above (over)

• NOTE:POINT IN SPACES WHERE SOMETHING HAPPENS, SOMETHING TAKE SPLACE INSIDE OR ON SOMETHING

•at:(clock, point in day, weekend)

•In(main day parts, month/year/ season.

•On(dates/days)

•To

•Into(outside-inside)

•Towards

• NOTE: moving on a particular direction, used with verbs of movement, to show the person/thing

place time movement

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i`m glad right now

He arrived to jersey

Let`s meet at the cafe

I will see you the next month

My scooter is in my house

I took a walk

.present simple&precent continuousmodifiers

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•simple

•continuous

-routine/ regular repeated-Time clauses: when, if, as son as, until.-Permanent situations-Timetables, regulations, programmes-facts and states

-routine/ regular repeated-Time clauses: when, if, as son as, until.-Permanent situations-Timetables, regulations, programmes-facts and states

-chance-temporary-plans/arragements-annoying/surprising

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He goes to the gym everyday

He is studiying for the upcoming exams

The routine starts at 4pm

You look tired have you been eating?

fairly

Is stronger than quite

example: that girl is pretty awesome

Suggeests a higher degree than fairly.

Example:they are quite a few people

Usually modifies adjectives and adverbs, it does not suggest a high degreeexample:rolando is fairly good at sports

quite

pretty

A bit

Incredibly and terribly are also used to show emphasis(similar way to very)

example:she is extremely cute

Is used to show emphasis, it can be used with adjectives.

Example: I really enojoyed this class

Is often used with the same meaning as a littleexample:the last movie I saw was a bit weak..

really

extremely

Types comparationReflexives & own

To a higher degree: (comparative than)

Example:no one is stronger than me

To the same degree: (as…as)example: i`m as tired as i was 10 minutes

ago

A lower degree: (less than and degree)Example: im less keen on that girl than the

other one

Not to the same degree: (not as..as)Example: she is not as hot as she was

before vacations

As…as: (as…as)Example:she is as pretty as fergie from

the black eyed peas!

Reflexives: (when the object is the same person/thing as the subject).

Example: *i forced myself to study in this parcial.*the film itself is really bad, but some people.

Own: (to mean without the help of others)Example: *I clean the house on my own, im tired*I really dont want to go to the meeting by

myself.

Narrative tenses.Time conjunctions

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Past simple: verb+ed(specific and important events)

Past continuous: was/were + -ing (actions in progress comonly interrupted)

Past perfect simple: had/past participle( to refer to a time earlier than another past time)

Past perfect continuous: had been+ -ing (actions wich had continued up to the past moment that we are thinking about)

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He studied in jean piaget

He said he was bigger than my dad.

They were just leaving when I arrived

By the time you got here 40 minutes passed

While: describes to longer situations going on at the same time

Example:i was playing xbox while i was listening music

As: it is used to talk about 2 situations wich develop or change together

example: as i get older, i dont worry about things so much

When: its often used to talk about periods of life

Example: when are you leaving?i used to have more fun

Eventually&finally: in the endExample: *it was a very close match which lasted four hours

but eventually tim won

At first&to begin with: refer at the begining to the situation.

Example:*to beguin with i was excited to be back in mexico,

but after a while i started to miss U.S.A

As soon as:2 actions quickly one each other.

Example: as soon as i saw him, i gave him a huge hug.

After/afterwards/after that:it means when you do something or something finished.

Example: after seeing a film,we’re going out for a drink.

By the time:it means “not later than”.Example: i will have finished dinner by the

time you get home.

ModalsUsed to and would

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advice

You ught to study every

day

You must do 80% of your homework

Nesesary, unnesesary

I need to practice the

song

mustNeed/needn’tDon’t haveto

Ought toshould

necesary

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To able to

I can do this homework, its

easy

ability

I could use the computer in the

internet cafe

permition

May I go to the badroom?

could mayCan/can’t

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Something especific

-when I was child I would go to the park

Something especific

-after school, I would go to ballet classes

Not specific time- I used to dance in festivals of jp

Not specific time- He used to getting up early

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