Temas

Temas

1. Present Simple

   • Simple Past
     • Present Continuos
       • Can
         • Like and Dislike
           • Invitations
             • Offers
               • Comparatives
                 • Prepositions
                   • Past Continuos
                     • Time Sequencers
                       • Connectors
                         • Be Going To
                           • Present continuos: Future Arragements
                             • Relative Clauses
                               • Present Perfect
                                 • Something, anything, nothing, etc.
                                 • Unfinished actions or time
                                   • Action that started in the past and continues up to the present.
                                   • I have worked here since 2010. (actions)
                                   • I have seen 4 movies this week. (time)
                                   • Recent past events
                                     • We often use the present perfect to talk about the recent past, not saying exactly when things happended.
                                     • My children have just arrived from school.
                                     • just
                                       • Use just in + sentences to say that something happened very recently. Put just before the main verb.
                                     • I have just eaten a pear.
                                     • She has just run 10 km.
                                     • Experiences
                                       • Have you ever seen a UFO?
                                       • never
                                       • ever
                                       • To give news
                                         • Mary's had her baby!
                                           • A parcel has arrived for you.
                                 • yet
                                   • Use yet in ? and - sentences to ask if something has happended or say if it hasn't happended. Put yet at the end of the sentence.
                                   • already
                                     • Use already  in + sentences to say that something happened before now or earlier than expected. Put already before the main verb.
                                     • So far, up to now, since..., for..., recently.
                             • For plans we have made at a fixed time or place in the future.
                               • Don't use the present simple for this. NOT "I see some friends tonight.-
                               • expressions
                                 • tonight, tomorrow, this weekend, etc.
                               • Verb describing travel arrangements.
                                 • meet, come, visit, go, leave, do, see, arrive, etc.
                             • +
                               • I'm seeing a friend tonight.
                               • She's arriving at lunchtime.
                             • -
                               • She isn't leaving until friday.
                               • They aren't coming to the party.
                             • ?
                               • What are you doing this evening?
                               • Is she meeting us at the restaurant?
                             • PLANS WITH OTHER PEOPLES
                           • plans
                             • I'm going to work for an NGO.
                             • He's going to meet me at the airport.
                           • predictions
                             • I'm sure England are going to lose tomorrow.
                             • It's going to rain tonight.
                           • PERSONAL PLANS
                         • reason
                           • because
                         • result
                           • so
                         • contrast
                           • but
                           • although
                             • Can go at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence.
                       • To linking consecutive actions.
                         • then
                         • after that
                           • NOT with after e.g. : ...After that I made a cup of coffee. NOT ...After I made a cup of coffee.
                     • To describe an actions in progress at specific moment in the past.
                       • when
                       • while
                   • Of time
                     • Of place
                 • To express that two things are EQUAL in the same way.
                 • To express that things are NOT EQUAL.
         • Possesive Adjetive
         • Abilies
           • Permission
       • The action is happening now.
         • Temporary actions
     • Actions that have finished in the past.
   • facts
     • habits
       • routines