Dominio de Estructuras Gramaticales Avanzadas en Inglés (B2/C1)
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A continuación, se presenta la corrección y estructuración de ejercicios avanzados de gramática inglesa, cubriendo temas esenciales para niveles intermedios altos y avanzados (B2/C1).
Sección 1: Formas Verbales y Tiempos
Las formas verbales correctas para completar las oraciones son:
- are enjoying
- got
- loves
- am going
- stole
- had
- would buy
- have been
- leaves
- will be lying
- will have found
- Have … heard
- met
- was staying
Sección 2: Oraciones Condicionales (If Clauses)
- Tercer Condicional: If Charlie had left early, he wouldn’t have missed the bus.
- Segundo Condicional: If I had money, I would travel. (Alternativa: I could travel).
- Primer Condicional: If you get close to the swimming pool, you’ll fall in. (Alternativa: you can fall in).
- Tercer Condicional: If Mike had made a shopping list, he wouldn’t have forgotten to buy some coffee.
- Segundo Condicional: If I weren’t / wasn’t tired, I would walk. (Alternativa: I could walk).
Sección 3: Cláusulas Relativas y Omisión de Pronombres
- Where is the pencil (which/that) I left on the desk?
- The boy whose bike was stolen visited the police station.
- Alexander Fleming, who was British, discovered penicillin. (Alternativa: Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin, was British).
- We spoke to a woman who/that gave us directions. (Alternativa: The woman (who/that) we spoke to gave us directions).
- The Eiffel Tower, which was finished in 1889, is made of iron. (Alternativa: The Eiffel Tower, which is made of iron, was finished in 1889).
- That is the place where I met John.
Nota Importante sobre la Omisión:
Solo los pronombres relativos encerrados entre paréntesis ( ) pueden omitirse en la oración. Los demás pronombres NO pueden ser omitidos.
Sección 4: La Voz Pasiva
- My laptop was stolen by a burglar. (Pasiva en Pasado Simple)
- A new president has been elected. (Pasiva en Presente Perfecto)
- Our new house will be finished at the end of the month. (Pasiva en Futuro Simple)
- This programme is watched by millions of people. (Pasiva en Presente Simple)
- This book was being written by Sam’s father. (Pasiva en Pasado Continuo)
- Was all the food eaten at the party? (Pregunta en Pasiva en Pasado Simple)
- Our school is being redecorated during the summer holidays. (Pasiva en Presente Continuo)
- A present was given to Karen by Peter. (Pasiva con Preposición) / Karen was given a present by Peter. (Pasiva con Doble Objeto)
Sección 5: Verbos Causativos (Have/Get Something Done)
- I had my house painted last year.
- I am having my car serviced tomorrow.
- He has had his room decorated recently.
- She had her house broken into yesterday. (Usado a menudo para eventos desafortunados)
Sección 6: Estilo Indirecto (Reported Speech)
- Jack told me (that) he had lost the map. (Declaración)
- She told me (that) she wouldn’t be there the next day / the following day. (Declaración con cambio de tiempo)
- He asked me if I was a student. (Pregunta de Sí/No)
- They asked her what she had done the day before / the previous day. (Pregunta Wh-)
- He told me not to touch that. (Orden Negativa)
- She suggested having some pizza. (Sugerencia con Gerundio) / (Alternativa: She suggested that we should have some pizza.)
Sección 7: Verbos Modales para Deducción y Obligación
Deducción y Especulación (Conjunto 7)
- Might (Posibilidad)
- Can’t be (Imposibilidad)
- Could be (Posibilidad)
- Could be (Posibilidad)
- Must have left (Certeza fuerte sobre el pasado)
- Should have worked (Crítica/Arrepentimiento sobre el pasado)
Uso General de Modales y Modales Perfectos (Conjunto 8)
- I may be late. (Posibilidad)
- You can’t leave your bike here. (Prohibición)
- Joanna may have missed the last bus. (Posibilidad en el pasado)
- Diana can’t have taken your books. (Deducción fuerte de imposibilidad en el pasado)
- You shouldn’t have been rude to the policeman. (Crítica o reproche en el pasado)
Sección 8: Gerundios e Infinitivos
Las formas correctas (Gerundio o Infinitivo) requeridas por los verbos o expresiones precedentes:
- To be
- To tell / Telling
- To go
- Listening
- Waking
- To learn
- Going / To go
- Living
- Eating
- To post
- Living
- Leaving