Rules

Question 1

-ED and -ING adjetives (feeling)

Answer 1

1. We use the adjetive ending in ED for “the person who has the feeling”
2. We use the adjetive ending in ING for “the situation that produce the feeling”

Question 2

MUST, MUSN’T + INF
When use?

Answer 2

• personal obligations
  Prohibition

Question 3

Articles. A / AN
WHEN USE?

Answer 3

We use with singular countable nouns:
1. When say what something is or what somebody does
2. The first time we mentions (thinks or person)
3. In exclamation
4.In expression of frequency

Question 4

Articles THE
WHEN USE?

Answer 4

1. When we talk about something we already mentioned
2. When it’s clear what we’re referring to
3. When there’s only one of something.
4. With places in a town eg; cinema
5. with superlative.

Question 5

Articles NO ARTICLE
WHEN NOT USE :)

Answer 5

1. When are speaking in general
2. with some nouns eg: home, work, school, church, after at TO/FROM
3. before meals, days, and month.
4. before next / last + days, week , etc

Question 6

After prepotitions you must to use?

Answer 6

after prepositions we use a verb in the gerund + ING
Eg: We’re really exited about going to …

Question 7

Be able to

Answer 7

Is the same as Can
Eg: i ‘d love to be able to speak inglish
She finally been able to find a job

Use with verb to be + infinitivo

Question 8

ED and ING adjetive

Answer 8

Many adj have 2 forms ..
1. ING for person or situation that produce the feeling

2. ED for the person who has the feeling

Question 9

CAN (rules)

Answer 9

Yo can’t use CAN for infinitive or present perfect.

Question 10

Passive Voice

Answer 10

• Add Verb to be
• respond to question “la cosa que”
• focus in the actions not in the actor.

Question 11

MUST AND MAY

Answer 11

Must using when do 100% sure
May no estamos seguro - no usar can

Question 12

How + adj, what + noun
Yo respond to what people say

Answer 12

How interesting
How awful

Question 13

Present perfect

Answer 13

Usamos el PP para experiencias pasadas pero no decimos cuando paso.
1.usamos ever o never
2. Acciones recientes pasadas q impactó en el resultado actual, just before
3. Yet already

Rules:
Has/ have + past participle

Question 14

Present perfect + for /since
Present continuous

Answer 14

Usamos con for o since para hablar sobre algo que comenzó en el pasado pero aún es verdad.
# how long + PP
# for two week, since 1900

PPC
Have/ Has Been + verb + ing

1. Usamos con for y since con verbos de acciones learn work

Question 15

Gerunds and preposition

Answer 15

Afrer prepotition we use a verb un the gerund + ing

Ex: we are really exited about going to Brazil

Question 16

Linking

Answer 16

La utilizamos cuando hablamos rápido
Reglas
1: al final de una palabra q termina en consonante y la sgte sonido es una vocal, most interesting

2: termina y comienza con una consonante, worst time

Question 17

Es obligatorio el TO luego de palabras como

Answer 17

Sorry or listening

Question 18

Si la respuesta es el sujeto No necesita

Answer 18

Auxiliar
Ejemplo what keeps you awake at night?
Response: my three kids

Question 19

Making adj and adverbs:

Answer 19

make adj from noun add:
1. “y” > sunny
2 “ate” > passiontate
3. “able/iable” > fashionable
4. “ful” > useful.
Nouns finished in “ence”:
1. “ent” > violence > violent

To make negative add:
“un”, “im” and adj that end in “ful” make change to “less”
useful > useless

Question 20

If the answer is the subject&raquo_space;

Answer 20

NO NEED AUXILIARY

Question 21

I haven’t

Answer 21

Never say I havent
Correct form i havent go or i dont

Question 22

Use past perfect vs past perfect continues

Answer 22

PPC > when focus in duration
PP > focus in result

Question 23

Grammar Structure
(Prefer/do sth/ prefear)

Answer 23

1. would rather + do + than + do
2. would prefer + to do
3. prefer + noun + to + noun
4. prefer + do sth + to + do sth
5. prefer + do sth+ reather than + do sth

Question 24

TO MUCH/MANY AND NOT ENOUGH RULES

Answer 24

1. to much > incontables
2. to many > contables
3. to much/many with don’t need more of something
4. enough cuando queremos algo mas y not enought cuando no necesitamos mas