Ejercicio 1

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EJercicios Multimedia de Repaso

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Animals

http://www.elabueloeduca.com/aprender/ingles/animales/animales.html

Exercise Present Simple/Present Continuous

Ejercicio "online" sobre el Presente Simple y el Presente Continuo.


http://www.english-area.com/paginas/presentsimplevscontinuous.htm

Resumen de "The Elephant Man

Frederick Treves was a doctor at the London Hospital.

One day in 1884, he saw a picture in the window of a shop.

It was horrible, ugly picture. In the picture had a person.

He went in a shop. He pays two pence for saw creature.

He was a man. His name was Joseph Merrick. Dr Treves would like to saw him in the hospital, because was interesting.

Long time later, Dr Treves and Mr Merrick were a friends.

 Joseph was famous; he had very visitors, because one was the Queen of England, Alexandra. She was a friend at Merrick.

He lived in the hospital with Dr Treves and nurses. They were his friends.

One day, Merrick went to theatre with nurses, but he was afraid.

Long time later, Merrick lived in a small house in the wood and he died in his bed.

THE END

ago

Ago

Se coloca ago detrás de la frase nominal a la que modifica.

Ej.     Half an hour ago.            Hace media hora.
        Two weeks ago.              Hace dos semanas.
        Three months ago.          Hace tres meses.

Aquí tenéis algún juego.

http://elt.oup.com/student/englishalive/englishalive1/unit7/?cc=global&selLanguage=en

profesiones

http://www.mansioningles.com/vocabulario30.htm

Futuro Simple/Future Simple

Futuro Simple/Future Simple

“Will”

-       USOS:

a)   Usamos el Futuro Simple para referirnos a predicciones con poca evidencia.

For example:

I think it’ll probably rain this evening.

I think my novel will probably sell good.

b)   También lo usamos para promesas y amenazas.

For example:

We will learn this lesson tomorrow.

I’ll pass you.

c)   También se usa para decisiones que tomamos en el momento de hablar.

For example:

Mario: What are we doing when we finihs this exercise?

Rober: We’ll probably listen a english song.

Mario: That’s right.

d)   Y por último, para pedir y ofrecer ayuda.

For example:

Will you help me?

I’ll explain this lesson.

-       CONJUGACIÓN:

Subject + will + infinitive verb

Afirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I will/I'll go	I won't go	Will I go?
You will/you'll go	You won't go	Will you go?
He, she, it will/He, she, it'll go	He/She/It won't go	Will he/she/it go?
We will/We'll go	We won't go	Will we go?
You will/You'll go	You won't go	Will you go?
They will/They'll go	They won't go	Will they go?

Numeros ordinales

http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omexpress/numerosymedidas/numeroscardinalesyordinales.htm

Todas las curiosidades están en el link

Pasado simple / Past simple

Pasado simple / Past simple

-         Nosotros usamos el pasado simple para hablar de acciones en el pasado.

CONJUGACION

Verbos regulares

Subject + verb finished –ed.

Examples: I finished my work

                  I studied English

Verbos irregulares

http://mansioningles.com/gram53.htm

Algunos juegos
http://elt.oup.com/student/englishalive/englishalive1/unit7/?cc=global&selLanguage=en

Present Continuous

Presente Continuo/Present Continuous

·      USOS:

a)    El Presente Continuo se emplea para acciones que se están realizando en este mismo momento.

For example:

I’m writing this lesson.

You are reading this lesson.

b)    El Presente Continuo también se emplea para hacer referencia a acciones que se desarrollan en el tiempo en el que se está hablando, aunque no necesariamente en ese mismo instante.

For example:

You are studying first of E.S.O.

We are studying something.

c)    También se utiliza para acciones que van a tener lugar en un futuro próximo, y para las cuales se tiene una certeza firme. En estos casos se añade el momento en el que se sucederá la acción.

For example:

We are learning english this evening.

I’m teaching this lesson this evening.

d)    También lo empleamos en acciones que se repiten con frecuencia. En este caso se debe añadir el adverbio “always” (siempre).

For example:

I’m always working the weekends.

We are always learning english the Thursdays.

·      CONJUGACIÓN:

Subject + verb “to be” + verb finished “ing”

Afirmative	Negative	interrogative
I am working	I'm not working	Am I working?
You are working	You aren't working	Are you working?
He/She/It is working	He/She/It isn't working	Is he/she/it working?
We are working	We aren't working	Are we working?
You are working	You aren't working	Are you working?
They are working	They aren't working	Are they working?