Apuntes, resúmenes, trabajos, exámenes y ejercicios de Inglés de Bachillerato

Present Perfect Simple y Past Perfect Simple

Present Perfect Simple: have / has + past participle (He jugado)
Past Perfect Simple: had + past participle (Había jugado)

Present Perfect Continuous y Past Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous: have / has + been + -ing (He estado jugando)
Past Perfect Continuous: had + been + -ing (Había estado jugando)

Futuro

Future Simple: Suj + will + infinitivo (Jugaré)
Futuro con going to: Suj + am/is/are + going to + infinitivo (Voy a jugar)

Future Continuous

Suj + will + be + -ing
We'll be seeing him tomorrow - Nosotros vamos a estar viéndolo mañana.

Future Perfect Simple

Suj + 'll + have + past participle (Habré jugado)

Used to y Didn't use to

Suj + used to / didn't use to + infinitivo

Modales perfectos

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A Thousand Dollars, de O. Henry

This story is about a young man who is very damaged. Live your game live. His uncle dies and he inherits 51,000 dollars. He only knows about 1,000 dollars, though. His uncle decides to test him: if he spends responsibly, he will receive the other 50,000 dollars, but if he doesn't, it will be left in the hands of another woman he loves. After he learns about the other money, he decides to give it all away by lying and saying that he lost all the gambling money.

O. Henry's story "A Thousand Dollars" opens with a brief, polite conversation between a young man and a lawyer. The lawyer offers the young man a thousand dollars, his apparent inheritance from a recently deceased uncle. "Young Gillian," the young man in... Continuar leyendo "Mil dólares de O. Henry: análisis del cuento y su mensaje sobre la herencia" »

Lista de Verbos en Inglés: Infinitivo, Pasado Simple y Significado

A continuación se presenta la lista corregida y organizada de verbos en inglés con su forma en infinitivo (presente), su pasado simple (Past Simple) y su correspondiente traducción al español. Se han corregido erratas del texto original (como aet por eat y plaid por played) y se han ajustado las traducciones nominales a su forma verbal en infinitivo.

Tabla de Verbos (Parte 1)

Main Characters of The Secret Garden

Mary Lennox

She is the main character and brings about change to the Craven family. She was born in India and went to live with her uncle, Archibald Craven, after the death of her parents. She discovers the secret garden and brings happiness back to her uncle and life back to the garden.

Colin Craven

The son of Archibald Craven, and is a character who is very crippled. However, he only has an issue with his back. After being introduced to his mother's secret garden by his cousin Mary Lennox, he regains happiness and his father's love.

Dickon Sowerby

He is the brother of Martha who lives on the farm. He is very kind and soon befriends Mary. Together they will discover the secret garden and will take care of it.... Continuar leyendo "Main Characters in The Secret Garden: Detailed Character Descriptions" »

Beneficios y riesgos del uso de Internet

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También puedes consultar enciclopedias en línea y utilizar un motor de búsqueda para encontrar toda la información que necesitas.

A veces no tenemos tiempo para conseguir entradas de cine o de conciertos con antelación; sin embargo, con Internet solo necesitas cinco minutos para comprarlas.

Conocer personas de cualquier país puede ser muy interesante, aunque a veces resulta difícil mantenerse en contacto con ellas. Skype es un programa excelente que te permite realizar videollamadas gratuitas, ¡y además es completamente legal!

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Unidades 4 y 5: Crimen, Expresiones y Adjetivos

Vocabulario de Crimen y Delitos

• To mug: atracar.
• To shoplift: robar en una tienda.
• To kidnap: secuestrar a una persona.
• To smuggle: hacer contrabando.
• To rob: robar (un banco / un lugar / a alguien).
• To steal: robar (un objeto o dinero).
• To burgle: robar en una casa.
• Guilty ≠ Innocent: culpable ≠ inocente.

Locuciones y Frases Preposicionales

• At all times: en todo momento.
• At risk: en riesgo / en peligro.
• By accident: por accidente.
• By yourself: solo / por ti mismo.
• In front: delante.
• Without doubt: sin duda.
• Without exception: sin excepción.
• Against the law: contra la ley.
• Against the odds: contra todo pronóstico.
• On purpose: a propósito.
• On your own: por tu cuenta / solo.
• Under arrest: bajo arresto.
• Under the

Tiempos verbales en inglés

PRESENT SIMPLE

Estructura:

• I go / he goes
• I don't go / he doesn't go
• Do / Does she go?

Marcadores temporales: always, usually, generally, regularly, often, frequently, sometimes, rarely, seldom, never, once a month, every day, in the evening, at 11 o'clock, at night, on Saturdays, how often?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Estructura:

• I am going
• You aren't going
• Is he going?

Uso: acciones que están ocurriendo ahora o alrededor del momento presente (está arreglando, está viajando).

Marcadores temporales: now, right now, at the moment, this week, this month, this year, at present, tonight, tomorrow, next week, Sunday.

PAST SIMPLE

Estructura:

• I worked
• I didn't work
• Did you work?

Uso: acciones terminadas en el pasado (acabó, conoció, viajó).

Marcadores

Test 2: Holidays

1. Complete the sentences with words from the box

accommodation, holiday resort, charter flight, package holiday, guesthouse

1. All the hotels are full, but we must find some accommodation!
2. If the hotels are all so expensive, perhaps we should stay in a guesthouse.
3. I want to fly to Cuba. Do you know if there is a cheap charter flight?
4. Let's go somewhere without any tourists. I really don't want to go to a big holiday resort.
5. I haven't got much money this year so I think I'll go on a cheap package holiday.

2. Match the words with the definitions

full board, scuba-diving, brochure, booking, snorkelling

1. A type of catalogue where you can read about different holidays: brochure.
2. When you eat breakfast, lunch and dinner at your hotel: full board.