Apuntes, resúmenes, trabajos, exámenes y ejercicios de Inglés de Otros cursos

adjetivos+ =happy fun exciting loving pure friendly

adjetivos- =mysterious sad boring

how often do you.....? cuan amenudo   do you ever.....? alguna vez

every....                                                        yes,I always/often/sometimes

one/twice/three times a.......                   no, I never /handly ever....

no very often

how long do you spend..? cuanto tiempo gastas

two hours a day /thrity minutes a day

how well do you...? que tan bien

pretty well, about average          

no very well              

how good are you at...? que tan bueno eres

pretty good/ok

not very good

some=affirm sentences

any=neg/question 

UNIT 7:Simple Past = DID

DID you

1   a   Orlick, lazy      b   Mrs Joe (Pip’s sister), thin, scolding

     c   Pip, gentleman       d   Joe, gentle, kind

2   a   Wemmick      b   Herbert

     c   Magwitch      d   Jaggers

     e   Pumblechook

3   a   Miss Havisham      b   Estella

     c   Mrs Joe      d   Jaggers

     e   Orlick

4    a.   10         b.   7        c.   8          d.   4

     e.   3           f.   5          g.   1         h.    2

     i.    6           j.    9

5   a ... it was ugly, crowded and dirty.

     b ... he was the pale gentleman he had fought at Miss Havisham’s.

     c ..... Continuar leyendo "GREAT expectations" »

Marie is likely to leave the store. IS LIKELY CP-C’-C 0-TP-T’- T is AdjP-A’-A likely CP-C’-C 0-TP -T’- T to VP DP Marie –V’-V leave DP-D’-D the NP store. Mov: DP to 1^st TP and then to top TP first movement is to satisfy EPP, second one to search case in a finite TP. The money was hidden in the drawer.          PASSIVE CP-C’-C 0-TP-T’- T was VP-V’ -V’ V hidden ?theme /ti (the money) NO CASE goes to top TP to search nominative case. PP-P’ P in DP the drawer. Tiffany is not taking her syntax class until next year. CONTINUOUS CP-C’-C 0-TP DP Tiffany-T’- T NegP-Neg’ Neg not VP-V’-V be+ing VP t (Tiffany goes to top TP)V’-V’ V take DP-D’ D her NP-N’ AdjP syntax N class. Inside V’ PP-P’-P until... Continuar leyendo "Applications" »

Tiempos Verbales en Inglés

1. Presente Simple

• Uso: Se utiliza para acciones habituales, hechos generales y verdades universales.
• Estructura:
  • Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo base (+ "s" en 3ª persona del singular)
  • Negativa: Sujeto + do/does + not + verbo base
  • Interrogativa: Do/Does + sujeto + verbo base?
• Palabras clave: Always, usually, often, sometimes, never, every (day/week, etc.)

Ejemplos:

• Afirmativa: She walks to school.
• Negativa: They do not (don’t) play football.
• Interrogativa: Do you like pizza?

2. Presente Continuo

• Uso: Se utiliza para acciones que están ocurriendo en este momento o en un período de tiempo actual.
• Estructura:
  • Afirmativa: Sujeto + am/is/are + verbo-ing
  • Negativa: Sujeto + am/is/are + not + verbo-ing
  • Interrogativa: Am/Is/Are + sujeto

The Dynastic Union of the House of Trastámara

At the beginning of the Early Modern Period, there were five kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula:

1. The Crown of Aragon.
2. The Crown of Castile.
3. Granada (Nasrid Kingdom).
4. Navarre.
5. Portugal.

Key Events in the Dynastic Union:

• 1469: Ferdinand II of Aragon married Isabella of Castile, half-sister of Henry IV of Castile.
• 1474: Henry IV died. His daughter Joanna (La Beltraneja) was meant to inherit the Crown of Castile.
• 1474-1479: A civil war ensued between Joanna and Isabella of Castile, supported by Portugal and Aragon, respectively.
• 1479: Isabella won the war over Joanna, and Ferdinand became King of Aragon after the death of his father. From then on, Isabella I would be the ruler of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon.