TOPICS

TOPICS

1. Fourth Period

   • Gerund
     • Infinitive
       • The particle ''to'' is added to the verb. To be To do To speak
     • Subject
       • Mejorar mi inglés es necesario. = Improving my English is necessary. NO To improve my English is necessary.
     • Verb
     • Complement
       • This gerund modifies the direct complement of some verbs, mainly the perception and representation verbs, which can be considered an extension of the gerund with temporal value.
     • Adjective

2. Third Period

   • Zero conditional
     • Weather / Time If it's + Simple present verb
     • First conditional
       • If + simple future verb.
       • Second conditional
         • If + Verb in past simple + Would + Verb in present simple.

3. Second Period

   • Has ever? Have ever?
     • Expressions that translate: Alguna vez...? The main verb is conjugated in the past participle.
   • How long have you?
     • Expressions that translate: Hace Cuánto...? The auxiliary ''have, has'' is located - the subject to use - The verb in the past participle
   • Degrees of adjectives
     • Comparative
       • Superiority
         • My car is fast-E͇R͇ than yours
       • Equality
         • Mark is as fast A͇S͇ Juan
       • Inferiority
         • Mark is L͇E͇S͇S͇ fast than Juan
   • Already
     • It is used to affirm. It is located after the auxiliary have or has - Before the main verb in the past participle.
   • Frecuency adverb
     • They express how often an action is performed Never Hardly Ever Often Always Usually
   • Possessive adjectives
     • My = I Your = You His = He Her = She Its = It Our = We Their = They
   • Possessive Saxon
     • We use it to say what belongs to whom. For example, My sister's cat. That apostrophe with the s is the Saxon genitive.
   • Conditionals
     • It is used to express a condition, of cause and effect. If If it's
   • Demostrative pronouns
     • They are used to replace the subject Closeness: This, these Medium: That, those Remoteness: That, those

4. First Period

   • Just
     • Adverb so
       • Simply / So alone -I just came to say hello
     • Particle for emphasis
       • -I just can't see the point of the meeting. -I just love chocolate.
     • Expressions
       • -Just About -Just in time -Just in case
     • Adjective
       • Just / Honest -The criminal got a just punishment
     • Time Adverb
       • Finish / Recently Example: I've just finished my homework.
   • Conjugation of past, present and future verbs
     • Simple
       • Pronoun + verb
     • Progressive
       • ''ING'' is added to the verb. In spanish: Ando, Endo.
     • Perfect
       • ''to have'' + past participle