WORKBOOK 03 Flashcards
Pasado de be going
(was/were) going
I was going to get married (but I didn’t)
They were going to study art (bu they didn’t)
Was she going to take the course?
Weren’t you going to study law?
She thought she would be a doctor
They said they would pay (But they didn’t)
They said they were going to arrive before noon
but they didn’t
should have
regrets
may have OR might have
expresar posibilidad o especular
would have OR could have
expresar CON CERTEZA, posibilidades irreales
must have
Draw conclusions
I don’t know why she married him. He –(MUST/SHOULD) BE– the only man available.
MUST HAVE BEEN
I –(SHOULD/MAY) STUDY– architecture. I –(MUST/WOULD) BE really good at it
SHOULD HAVE STUDIED
WOULD HAVE BEEN
Jenna’s not studying Chinese anymore. I guess it –(SHOULD/WOULD) BE– too hard to learn Chinese and Japanese at the same time
WOULD HAVE BEEN
We didn’t know we were going to have five children. We – (COULD NOT / SHOULD NOT) BUY– such small house.
SHOUL NOT HAVE BOUGHT
Ella still loves Ben. She – (MUST NOT / SHOULD NOT) BREAK UP – with him.
SHOULD NOT HAVE BROKEN UP
When I was Young, everyone thought I was a great Singer. But I decided to become a lawyer instead. Looking back, I think I – (MAY / SOULD) DECIDE – on the wrong career.
MAY HAVE DECIDED
Someone might have heard us talking on the phone.
Did anyone hear them talking?
YES NO MAYBE
MAYBE
Jen, You could have gone with Steve
Did Jen go with Steve
YES NO PROBABLY
NO
We should have invited Rita to come to dinner with us.
Did they invite Rita?
YES NO MAYBE
NO
I must have left my keys at home.
Did she leave her keys at home?
YES NO PROBABLY
PROBABLY
The kids shouldn’t have watched that scary movie.
Did the kids watch a scary movie?
YES NO MAYBE
YES
I (LEAVE) before I finished my work. But I did.
Shouldn’t have left
James (TAKE) the job offer, but he didn’t
SHOULDN’T HAVE TAKEN
Bethany (TALK) to Dave. I haven’t talked to her yet, but she’ll tell us tonight.
MUST HAVE TALKED
You (SELL) your car, but unfortunately, you did.
SHOULDN’T HAVE SOLD
Harry (GET) home already, but I doubt it.
MUST HAVE GOTTEN
We (DO) anything differently, could we?
COULDN’T HAVE DONE
Al combinar dos frases
Los pronombres relativos who, whom y that se pueden omitir, cuando van justo antes de un sujeto, nunca cuando vayan detrás de un verbo.
Una las dos oraciones (1-7)
Coloque entre paréntesis el pronombre relativo cuando pueda ser omitido. (Pronombre relativo más pronombre puede omitirse el primero)
- The holiday takes place in July. I told you about the holiday (that)
The holiday (that) I told you about, takes place in July.
- The person should bring flowers. The person comes for dinner. (who)
The person who comes for dinner, should bring flowers.
- Hanbok is a dress. Women in Korea wear it for chuseok, (that)
Hanbok is a dress (that) women in Korea wear for chuseok.
- People enjoy Halloween. People like wearing costumes (who)
People who like wearing costumes, enjoy halloween
- The celebrations are a lot of fun. The celebrations take place during Mardi Gras (that)
The celebrations that take place during Mardi Gras are a lot of fun.
- The friend went to Thailand for his vacation. I told you about the freind (whom)
The friend whom I told you about, went to Thailand for his vacation.
- My friends spent New Year’s Eve wih me. They came from Germany (who)
My friends who spent New Year’s Eve with me, came from Germany.
pronombres recíprocos
one another; each other. Significan lo mismo, pero one another es más formal.