Preguntar la hora:
Estas son unas opciones para preguntar la hora en inglés:1. What time is it?
2. What’s the time?
3. Have you got the time?
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Estructura:
Este condicional tiene dos partes: “la condición” y “el resultado”. Observa los siguientes ejemplos:
-If you come to the party, you will meet my sister. (Si vienes a la fiesta, conocerás a mi hermana)
-If she gets home late, I will be very angry. (Si ella llega a la casa tarde, estaré muy enejado)
La condición:
El tiempo verbal que utilizamos para la oración condicional es el presente simple -“you come” y “she gets”- (Para mayor información sobre este tiempo verbal puedes ir a la lección sobre el presente simple en inglés)
El resultado:
Estas frases utilizan el futuro con WILL acompañando de la FORMA BASE DEL VERBO -“will meet” y “will be”-. (Puedes ir a la lección sobre el futuro con WILL)
Recuerda:
Podemos cambiar el orden de la oración sin alterar el significado:
I will help you if I have time. (Te ayudaré si tengo tiempo)
Podemos usar los verbos modales CAN o MAY en lugar de WILL; ejemplos:
-If I don’t have to work on Saturday, we can go to the cinema. (Si no tengo que trabajar el sábado, podemos ver una película)
-If she studies hard for the exam, she may get a good grade. (Si ella estudia dura para el examen, puede que obtenga una buena calificación)
Ahora, ya puedes visitar la sección "Homework" y ponerte a prueba con los ejercicios.
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GIVING DIRECTIONS
CARDINAL AND ORDINAL NUMBERS
Cardinal numbers are primary numbers – that means that they show how many of something there are. These cannot be fractions or decimals, but have to be whole, counting numbers. These include one, two, three, four, five, six, etc.
Ex. Charlie has two (2) cats.
Ordinal Numbers
An ordinal number is used to show the order of something, or the place of that thing in a list. These include first (1st), second (2nd), third (3rd), fourth (4th), fifth (5th), sixth (6th), etc.
PERSONAL PRONOUNS + POSSESSIVES
Sujeto | Pronombre Posesivo |
I | Mine (Mío) |
You | Yours (Tuyo) |
He | His (Suyo-de él) |
She | Hers (Suyo- de ella) |
It | Its (Suyo- neutro) |
We | Ours (Nuestro/a) |
You | Yours (Vuestro/a) |
They | Theirs (De ellos) |
Sujeto | Adjetivo Posesivo | Pronombre Posesivo |
I | My (Mi) | Mine (Mío/a) |
You | Your (Tu) | Yours (Tuyo/a) |
He | His (Su-de él) | His (Suyo/a-de él) |
She | Her (Su- de ella) | Hers (Suyo/a- de ella) |
It | Its (Su- neutro) | Its (Suyo- neutro) |
We | Our (Nuestro/a) | Ours (Nuestro/a) |
You | Your (Vuestro/a) | Yours (Vuestro/a) |
They | Their (De ellos) | Theirs (De ellos) |
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