Past Perfect en inglés: estructura, usos y ejemplos con verbos irregulares

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Past Perfect: Sujeto + HAD + Participio

(3.ª columna en verbos irregulares, -ed/-d en verbos regulares)

Tiempos verbales: activa y pasiva

Tiempo verbalVoz activaVoz pasiva
Presente simpleProduces / produceIs / are produced
Presente continuoIs / are producingIs / are being produced
Pasado simpleProducedWas / were produced
Pasado continuoWas / were producingWas / were being produced
Pretérito perfectoHas / have producedHas / have been produced
Pretérito pluscuamperfectoHad producedHad been produced
FuturoWill produceWill be produced
Futuro perfectoWill have producedWill have been produced
CondicionalWould produceWould be produced
Condicional perfectoWould have producedWould have been produced
Infinitivo presenteTo produceTo be produced
Infinitivo perfectoTo have producedTo have been produced
GerundioProducingBeing produced
Gerundio perfectoHaving producedHaving been produced

Question tags

  • Frase afirmativa + question tag negativa: Jane's a very good driver, isn't she?
  • Frase negativa + question tag positiva: You don't know how to drive, do you?

Compound nouns

  • Sustantivo + sustantivo: countryside...
  • Sustantivo + ing: data-processing...
  • Verbo + preposición: make-up...
  • -ing + sustantivo: dining-room, driving school...
  • Adjetivo + sustantivo: bad blood, blackboard...
  • Preposición + verbo: input, output...

Reported statements (estilo indirecto)

Estructura: SUJETO + VERBO INTRODUCTOR (told, asked, advised, warned...) + OBJETO + TO + INFINITIVO. Si es negativo, ponemos NOT delante de TO + INFINITIVO.

Cambios de tiempo verbal

Estilo directoEstilo indirecto
Present simple: 'Practice makes perfect'Past simple: He said (that) practice made perfect
Present continuous: 'I'm telling you the truth'Past continuous: He said (that) he was telling me the truth
Present perfect simple: 'I've missed the bus'Past perfect: He said (that) he had missed the bus
Past simple: 'The cat ate my book'Past perfect: He said (that) the cat had eaten his book

Cambios de los verbos modales

Estilo directoEstilo indirecto
CAN: 'Detailed lies can be more effective'COULD: He said (that) detailed lies could be more effective
WILL: 'I'll know if you're lying'WOULD: He said (that) he would know if I was lying
MUST / HAVE (GOT) TO: 'You must be more truthful'HAD TO: He said (that) I had to be more truthful
MAY: 'He may not believe you'MIGHT: He said (that) he might not believe me

Cambios de expresiones de tiempo y lugar

Estilo directoEstilo indirecto
THISTHAT
HERETHERE
TODAYTHAT DAY
YESTERDAYTHE DAY BEFORE / THE PREVIOUS DAY
TOMORROWTHE NEXT DAY / THE FOLLOWING DAY
TONIGHTTHAT NIGHT
TOMORROW MORNINGTHE FOLLOWING MORNING
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONTHE PREVIOUS AFTERNOON
NEXT WEEK / MONTH / YEARTHE FOLLOWING WEEK / MONTH / YEAR
LAST WEEK / MONTH / YEARTHE PREVIOUS WEEK / MONTH / YEAR
A WEEK / MONTH / YEAR AGOA WEEK / MONTH / YEAR BEFORE

Reported questions

  • Wh-questions: sujeto detrás del pronombre interrogativo y verbo detrás del sujeto. (He said, 'What are you doing?' → He asked what I was doing.)
  • Yes/No questions: introducidas por IF o WHETHER. El sujeto va delante del verbo. (He said to me, 'Are you a good driver?' → He asked me if/whether I was a good driver.)

Reporting verbs

ASK, WARN, APOLOGISE, REMIND, OFFER, SUGGEST, TELL...

  • Ejemplo: I promised that I would tell the truth. (Oraciones introducidas por THAT)
  • AGREE y PROMISE pueden ir seguidos de TO + INFINITIVO. Ejemplo: I promised to tell the truth...
  • VERBO + OBJETO + TO + INFINITIVO: My mother warned me to be suspicious of people...
  • Verbos seguidos de -ING: accuse someone of, admit, apologise for, insist on, recommend, suggest. Ejemplo: The Prime Minister was accused of deceiving the electorate.

Compound adjectives

absent-minded (despistado), record-breaking (que bate todos los récords)

Comparatives y superlatives

AdjetivoComparativoSuperlativo
TallTallerTallest
SafeSaferSafest
HotHotterHottest
BigBiggerBiggest
EasyEasierEasiest
BeautifulMore beautifulMost beautiful
GoodBetterBest
BadWorseWorst
Much / manyMoreMost
LittleLessLeast
FarFarther / furtherFarthest / furthest

Vocabulario por temas

Medio ambiente

Drought (sequía), energy-saving (de bajo consumo), environmental (medioambiental), flood (inundación), global warming (calentamiento global), greenhouse effect (efecto invernadero), noise pollution (contaminación acústica), oil slick (marea negra), toxic waste (residuos tóxicos), wind power (energía eólica).

Tráfico

Avoid collision (evitar colisión), break down (averiarse), breakdown (avería), bypass (circunvalación), crash helmet (casco), drink and drive (conducir bajo efectos del alcohol), emergency lights (luces de emergencia), flash (encender, hacer señal), fine (multa), give way (ceder el paso), injury (lesión), knocked down (atropellado), motorway (autopista), obey (obedecer), overtake (adelantar), parking ticket (aviso de multa), pedestrian (peatón), road safety (seguridad vial), road sign (señal de tráfico), safe distance (distancia de seguridad), seat belt (cinturón de seguridad), traffic jam (atasco), traffic lights (semáforo), traffic warden (guardia de tráfico).

Lenguaje corporal

Arms crossed (brazos cruzados), awkward (poco elegante), cover the mouth (taparse la boca), deceiving (engañoso), friendliness (simpatía), hands on hips (manos en las caderas), liar (mentiroso), look up (mirar hacia arriba), lying (decir mentiras), make eye contact (mantener contacto visual), open arms (brazos abiertos), sit forward (sentarse hacia delante), strange (raro), whole truth (toda la verdad).

Libro de lectura: The 39 Steps

The 39 Steps (Los 39 escalones), de Alfred Hitchcock.

  • Richard Hannay: protagonista
  • Pamela: mujer que besa en el tren
  • Annabella Smith: agente secreta
  • Profesor Jordan: hombre con medio dedo cortado; es a quien Hannay busca siguiendo las pistas de Annabella
  • Margaret: esposa del granjero
  • John: granjero
  • Señora Louisa Jordan
  • Watson: policía
  • Señor Memory: conocía todos los secretos de la conspiración; era humorista