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

Chapter 12

What new piece of information does Alison tell Anthony?

She spoke about the arrest of Richard.

Why did Anthony go to Alison's flat?

Because she was alone and she needed consolation.

Chapter 13

How did Richard feel after he read the story in the newspaper?

He opened his eyes wide with hope and excitement.

Why does he feel this way?

Because he thought the other man could tell the police he was innocent.

Why does he stop feeling like this?

Because the other man said he had robbed the jewellery shop with him.

Chapter 14

Where did Alison get her experience of photofits from?

She had experience working with photofits from her university studies.

What did Alison and Anthony do when they got to Tower Road?

They didn't know exactly what to do, so they walked

Group I: All forms are the same

Group II: Two different forms

II Group (Continued)

Group III: Three different forms

Elementos de la Narrativa

Setting: location.
Theme: basic idea.
Mood: feeling.

Characters: people.
Plot: what happens in the story.

Introduction: paragraph that begins your story.
Narrative hook: introduction first sentences or two.

Ensayo Narrativo

A narrative essay tells a story.

The thesis: main idea of the essay.
The body: contains most of the plot.

Transitional sentences:

1. End of action paragraph.
2. Link to the action of the next paragraph.

The conclusion: the final sentence.

Moral: moraleja (the orphan).
Prediction: esperanza de algo (earthquake).
Revelation: lo que va a pasar (Sixth Sense).

Gramática

Grammar 7

1c, 2d, 3a, 4d, 5b, 6a, 7 may be, 8 could, 9 to be, 10 must not, 11 may, 12 could, 13 working, 14 got to, 15 a, 16 c, 17 b, 18 a, 19 b, 20 c.

Grammar

Ejercicios de Gramática Inglesa

1. Present Simple y Present Continuous

I like the cinema and I often go shopping with my friends.

My brother Nathan doesn't go out much.

We have got a new computer at home and he uses it a lot.

She has got a skateboard and she sometimes practises in the park.

How often do you make your bed?

Wanda usually eats insects and worms.

He never teaches me songs.

They don't play the guitar or sing in the group.

Does she use the computer much? Yes, she does.

Are they interested in animals?

This person communicates with the language of the song.

They are studying an older text about Egypt.

What machine are they using?

At this moment I am looking for the football results.

What are you saying, Sita?

He isn't shouting now.

What is the person...

Ordinal Numbers (Números ordinales)

Verb To Be in the Past

Verbo To Be en Afirmativo, Negativo e Interrogativo

• Afirmativo: I've got / She's got
• Negativo: I haven't got / She hasn't got
• Interrogativo: Have I got? / Has she got?

Family (Familia)

• Aunt = tía
• Cousin = primo/a
• Uncle = tío

Present Simple

Afirmativo

I play / He plays

Negativo

I don't live / He doesn't live

Preguntas

Do I live? / Does he live?

Present Perfect

I have / He has

I haven't / She hasn't

Have I...? / Has he...?

Reflexive Pronouns (Pronombres Reflexivos)

myself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

Modal Verbs y Vocabulario Gramatical

• with = con
• will = voluntad
• won't = no (voluntad)
• might = podría
• might not = podría no

Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs

• catch = capturar
• get = obtener
• take = llevar
• get into = meterse en
• get off = bajarse de
• get on

Vocabulario de Salud en Inglés

Síntomas y Enfermedades

Headache – Pain in the head. Fever – High body temperature.

Cold – A common viral infection. Flu – Influenza, a more severe viral infection.

Stomachache – Pain in the stomach.

Cough – A sudden, forceful release of air from the lungs.

Sore throat – Pain in the throat.

Allergies – Reactions to certain substances.

Back pain – Discomfort in the back.

Nausea – Feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit.

Fatigue – Extreme tiredness. Rash – Red, itchy skin.

Infection – Invasion of the body by harmful organisms.

Sprain – Injury to a ligament.

Fracture – A break in a bone.

Partes del Cuerpo

Partes Principales

Head – The upper part of the body.

Arm – The limb extending from...

Vocabulario: borrow (tomar prestado), buy (comprar), collect (recoger), cost (costar), earn (ganar), lend (prestar), lose (perder), pay for (pagar), save (ahorrar), sell (vender), spend (gastar), swap (intercambiar), win (ganar).

Gramática: Future time expressions - Cuando hacemos predicciones sobre el futuro con will solemos usar expresiones de tiempo como: tomorrow (mañana), next week (la semana que viene), this summer (este verano), one day (un día).

Would like + infinitivo - Usamos would like, que significa "quisiera", y detrás "to" + infinitivo. (I would / I wouldn't like to + verbo en infinitivo...)

Vocabulario (1): bicycle, caravan, coach, ferry, helicopter, horse and carriage, hot-air balloon, lorry, motorbike, plane, ship, the underground,

Vocabulario clave en inglés

Infinitivos

I found the book. I had lost it in the street: I found the book which I had lost in the street.

Pronombres relativos: who, which, where (there), when (then), whose (his, her, its).

Condicionales

Zero conditional

(When) if + Present … Present

First conditional

If + Present … will + infinitive

Second conditional

If + Past (ed / 2.ª columna) … would / could + 2.ª columna (if I were)

Third conditional

If + had + 3.ª columna … would / could have + 3.ª columna

Voz pasiva

They clean the window → The window is cleaned

They will clean the window → The window will be cleaned

Modales

Obligación

• must, have / has to, need to / needs to
• mustn't (prohibición), don't have to / don't need to (no hace falta)
• Pasado: had to / didn't have to

Poder /