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Majo Arellano Inglés Segundo Spanisch 17 Karten

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  1. 1ENGLISH PROJECTTeacher: María Guadalupe Silva
    Team of: Michelle Dominic
    María José Arellano
    Alexa García
    Erika Alexandra
    ENGLISH PROJECTENGLISH PROJECT
  2. 2SIMPLE PRESENTUse the simple present with routines, habits or schedules.
    Example: They always play with the dog.
    SIMPLE PRESENTSIMPLE PRESENT
  3. 3COMPARATIVES ADJETIVESSentences example:
    She is more intelligent than me.
    The gepard is faster than the lino.
    COMPARATIVES ADJETIVESCOMPARATIVES ADJETIVES
  4. 4SUPERLATIVESUse the superlatives to compare a thing, people or animal with anothers.
    EXAMPLE: He is the tallest in the salon class.
    SUPERLATIVESSUPERLATIVES
  5. 5—You use WHOSE to indicate ownership.
    EXAMPLE: Whose notebook is it?
    You use WHOSE to indicate ownership. EXAMPLE: Whose notebook is it?You use WHOSE to indicate ownership. EXAMPLE: Whose notebook is it?
  6. 6INFINITIVE FORMBasic form of the verb
    EXAMPLE : I bought a patch to stop smoking.
    INFINITIVE FORMINFINITIVE FORM
  7. 7Question wordsWH-Question Words are interrogative particles that we use to ask questions in English. Are written in a very similar way [starting with wh- (.who, where) or containing wh (HoW)]. These are:
    WHO, WHOSE, WHAT, WHICH, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, HOW
    Question wordsQuestion words
  8. 8THERE IS and THERE AREThere is" and "There are" they mean "Hay" in Spanish. "There's" is singular and "There are" is plural. There is a book. There are books.THERE IS and THERE ARETHERE IS and THERE ARE
  9. 9SO and BECAUSEIt uses "because" and "so" to unite different ideas or concepts. "Because" expresses cause and "so" in consequence of something.SO and BECAUSESO and BECAUSE
  10. 10Present ProgressiveUse the present progressive to express the idea that something is happening now.Present ProgressivePresent Progressive
  11. 11PAST PROGRESSIVEFor actions that was happening at a specific point of time.PAST PROGRESSIVEPAST PROGRESSIVE
  12. 12ADVERBS OF FRECUENCYAdverbs of frequency are often used to indicate routine, habits or activities.ADVERBS OF FRECUENCY
  13. 13HAVE / HAS HAVE GOT / HAS GOTHave= I, YOU, WE, THEY
    Has= HE, SHE , IT (POSSESIONS)
    Have got= I, YOU, WE, THEY
    Has got= HE, SHE, IT (PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION)
    HAVE / HAS HAVE GOT / HAS GOTHAVE / HAS HAVE GOT / HAS GOT
  14. 14While and WhenWe use when and while to talk about two things that are happening at the same time
    Example:"The telephone rings while i breakfast
    While and WhenWhile and When
  15. 15Adverbs Of ManerAdverbs of manner tell us how something happens. They are usually placed either after the main verb or after the object.Adverbs Of ManerAdverbs Of Maner
  16. 16Quantitativesmeans relating to different sizes or amounts of things.l
    Example:There are more than 2 chairs
    QuantitativesQuantitatives
  17. 17Prepositions Of TimePrepositions of time - here's a list of the time words that need 'on', 'in', 'at' and some that don't need any preposition.Prepositions Of TimePrepositions Of Time

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Segundo Inglés Karteikarten am English Project, erstellt von Majo Arellano am 01/04/2017.
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