* CORRECTION WORKHOME
- Student's book. Pag. 60. Reading
b) 1-C/ 2-B/ 3-C/ 4-A/ 5-B/ 6-A
c) This seems an easy one= esto parece fácil/ avoid her= evitarla/ it's worth= merece la pena/
You don't have to like her sister= Tu no tienes que gustarle a ella/
every one else= todos los demás/ should go for it= deberias ir a ello/
is a once in a lifetime moment for her= es un momento importante en su vida/
keep in touch= mantener el contacto/ it will make things worse= ello haría las cosas peor/
change your mind= cambiar de opinion
- Student's book. Pag. 61, Vocabulary get
1- b receive/ 2- a buy/ 3- c became
- Fotocopias Pag. 46 Grammar
3- She'd pass her exams if she studied harder/
4- I'm sure she'll lend you the money if you ask her nicely/
5- I'd like your dog more if he weren't so noisy!/
6- If I don't see you this evenng, I'll see you on Friday/
7- I won't say anything to James if you don't want me to/
8- If you don't hurry up, we'll miss the train/
9- If I were you, I wouldn't go the UK in the winter/
10- What would you do if you found snake in your bed?
* TO WANT +
To want + │ - noun Phrase - He wants a new car (Do you want a new car? ) Yes, I want│it
│ │ │ │ one
│ noun Phrase noun Phrase
│
│ - Inifinitive - He wants to buy a new car (Do you want to buy a new car?
│ │ Yes, I want to
│ Object direct
Hace función de verbo transitivo. TO reemplaza a la frase a la que hace objeto
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 159. Get
a) get= become (+ adjetive/ past participle)
5- get angry/ 3- get divorced/ 6- get fit/ 4- get lost/ 2- get married/ 1- get nervous
get= become (+ comparative)
7- get better/ 9- get colder/ 8- get worse
get= buy/ obtain
11- get a job/ 12- get a newspaper/ 10- get a ticket
get + preposition (phrasal verbs)
15- get on/ off a bus/ 13- get on (well) with/ 14- get up
get to (arrive)
16- get home/ 18- get to school/ 17- get to work
get= receive
19- get an email/ 21- get a present/ 20- get a (text) message
* FOTOCOPIA. 30/03/17. Sentences with mistakes
22- When I was child, I used to have long hair
When I was a child I used to have long hair ---- CORRECT
Noun countable, siempre con el articulo a/an
- ANNOTATION
USED TO: - express habit in the past
- it's followed by "to infinitive"
- it's a main verb so the corresponding question and negative
sentences need the auxiliary "TO DO"
Hace función de Pretérito Imperfecto = Use to
It can be translated into Spanish as:
a) solia + verbo into INFINITIVE
b) verb into - INFINITIVE in English as a Pretérito Imperfecto
When I was a child │ I used to visiting grand mother every weekend --- habitual
│ (visitaba / solia visitar)
│
│ I visited my grandmother (before she died) --- ocasional
│ (visité)
23- She don't mind to do the washing, although she prefer watching TV
She doesn't mind doing the washing, althougn she prefers watching TV --- CORRECT
Doesn't -- por ser tercera persona del singular
Prefers -- por ser tercera persona del singular
Doing en lugar de to do
24- It's important to not wear dirties clothes when you going to have a new job
It's important not to wear dirty clothes when you are going to have a new job -- CORRECT
Not to wear en lugar de to not wear, la negación antes del verbo
Dirty es adjetivo y los adjetivos no se pluralizan
You are going en lugar de You going, Present continuo To be + verb terminado -ing
25- They can not to play football well without to train every day
They cannot play football wel without training every day --- CORRECT
Cannot / Can't NUNCA can not
Can't play porque lo verbos modales NUNCA van seguidos de TO
Training no to train, detrás de las preposiciones los verbo terminan en -ing
26- Don't forget buying some bread when you come home this evening
Don't forget to buy some bread when you com home this evening --- CORRECT
To buy no buying, los verbos solo terminan en -ing cuando precede una preposición
27- My brother don't need stuyding because he's very clever
My brother doesn't need to study becarse he's very clever --- CORRECT
Doesn't -- por ser tercera persona del singular
To study no studying, los verbos solo terminan en -ing cuando les precede una preposición
28- Have you pen? - Yes, I take
Do you have a pen? - Yes, I do / here you are --- CORRECT
Do you have por ser una frase interrogativa
Yes, I do es frase corta para respoder afirmativamente a algo
Here you are - seria la forma de decir: si aqui tienes
29- During the exam, you musn't speak to your classmates --- CORRECT
30- Two years old childrens may be very difficult to understand when they start speaking
Two year old children may be very difficult to understand when they start speaking-- CORRECT
Year no years por hacer función de adjetivo
Children no childrens el plural es children y el singular child
May be es un verbo modal que indica probabilidad
* WORKBOOK. Pag. 65. 2 GRAMMAR
b) 1- I used to sit at the back of the class/ 2- He used to go to school on Saturday mornings/
3- We didn't use to understand our German teacher/ 4- Did you use to go to school by bus?/
5- School used to stat at 9.00 but now it starts at 8.30/
6- Did your friends use to help you with your homework?
* MUST
- is a modal (auxiliary)
- is followed by
- No -s for 3rd person singular subject
- indicates obligation
- El orden de Subject + verb puede ser cambiado Verb + Subject
Ej.: He must come to work at 8.00 am ó Must he come to work at 8.00 am
- La forma negativa:
must not │ The negative of "must" indicated PROHIBITION
mustn't │
Ej. He mustn't bring his dog to work
* HAVE TO
Main verb
- is not an auxiliary (so it needs "don't/ doesn't ",
didn't to form the negative or interrogative sentences)
- indicates obligation
He has to come to work at 8.00 am
Does he have to come to work...?
Don't / doesn't/ didn't have to...
- indicate absence of obligation. Is not prohibition
He doesn't have to come to work at 7.00
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 138. 7C have to , don¡t have to, must, mustn't
TO HAVE
- Usamos have to + verb infinitive cuando nos referimos a normas u obligaciones
- Usamos don't have to + verb infinitive para decir que no hay obligación o algo no es necesario
- Usamos do/ does para hacer frases interrrogativas o negativas
- Nunca se contrae have o has
TO MUST
- Usamos must + verb (infinitivo sin to) para referirnos a normas y obligaciones-
- Must / mustn't es la misma forma para todas las personas
- Usamos mustn't + verb (infinitivo sin to) cuando nos referimos a algo que está prohibido
TO HAVE / TO MUST
- Usamos have to para referirnos a una obligación general
- Usamos must para referirnos a una obligación personal, el hablante impone su idea
- Mustn't hace referencia siempre a prohibir
- Don't have recomienda, pero no prohibe
- A menudo usamos to have y must con el impersonal you (gente en general)
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 139. 7C
a) 1- Janice has to study very hard - she has exams soon/
2- You have to wear uniform to be a policeman/
3- Does your sister have to go to London for her job interview?/
4- You have to get up early tomorroe. Our flight leaves at 6.30/
6- Harry doesn't have to work today-his shop is closed/
7- I have to go now. It's very late/ 8- Do we have go to bed? It's only 10 o'clock!
* DICTATION
1- When did you use to live/ 2- I didn't use to like exams/ 3- I used to have long hair/
4- Did you see to work hard?/ 5- I used to be very shy/ 6- I didn't used to do any sports
* HOMEWORK
- Workbook. Pag. 65. 2 Grammar exercise a
Pag. 66 everything
- Essential Grammar in Use. Unit 36 (I used to)
THE COURSE OVER
THAT'S ALL FOLKS
May the Force be with you
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