Repaso de 2 trimestre Flashcards

Estudio para el examen trimestral (29 cards)

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What are the adjectives?

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Are words used to describe the noun

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Which is the correct order of the adjectives?

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Opinion, size, shape, condition, age, colour, pattern, origin, material, purpose and noun.

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Traduce: Una linda mesa azul circular italiana de madera.

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A nice circular blue italian wooden table.

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Are the small questions at the end of statements (enunciados)

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Question tags

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Traduce: Vamos a comenzar, ¿no?

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Let´s begin, shall we?

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Structure of Question Tags

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Statement + Question opposite statement + ?

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Exceptions of the Question Tags structure…

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For the subject “I”, amn´t is wrong, so we use the verb to be of the plural: Are or Aren´t.

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Which is the difference between Does and Did?

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DOES is a verb in present tense for the 3rd person. DID is in past and is for all the subjects.

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Structure of Present Simple (+, -, ? )

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(+) Subject + verb in present + complement
(-) Subject + Auxiliary verb do not + Infinitive verb + complement
(?) Do + Subject + verb + complement + ?

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Uses of Present Simple

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Personal information
Habits
Facts
Planned events
Routines
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Exceptions of Present Simple structure…

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When the subject is in the third person, an “s, es or ies” is added to the verb.

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Traduce: Julio practica baloncesto dos veces a la semana, pero no juega con el equipo de su papá

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Julio practices basketball twice week, but he doesn´t plays with his dad team.

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Traduce: Te levantas a las 7:00 a.m. a diario?

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Do you wake up at 7:00 a.m. daily?

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Rules of He, She and It (Negative and affirmative)

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Add "Doesn´t"
Affirmative:
S
Es: Ch, Sh, Ss, O, X
Ies: Consonant + Y
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Rule of I, You, We and They (negative)

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Add “don´t”

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Present Continuous definition

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Is use to indicate an action that is happening now, longer actions in progress now, fixed plans, temporary actions and also trends (tendencias).

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Structure of present continuous (+, -, ?):

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(+) Subject + verb to be (am/ is / are) + verb -ing + complement
(-) Subject+ Verb to be in negative (not)+ main verb-ing + complement
(?) Verb to be + Subject+ main verb -ing + complement + ?

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Rules for main verb -ing:

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y + ing = ying - playing
e= 0 + ing - writing
ee + ing = eeing - seeing
ie= ying - die - dying
c /v/ c = double final consonant + ing = running
Usually stative verbs aren´t used in the progressive form.

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Relaciona P.S. o P.C.
Mateo always goes out in the morning to run.
Karina is living in China for a few months

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Present continuous: Karina is living in China for a few months
Present simple:
Mateo always goes out in the morning to run.

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Simple past spelling rules (regular verbs)

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Base form + ed= WalkED
Verbs ending in a E + D= LikeD
Verbs ending in a CONSONANT + y (change Y - ied) = studied
Some verbs ending in a SINGLE CONSONANT + the second last letter is a vowel + double the last letter + ED = Stop - stopPED

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Structure of simple past tense (+, -, ?)

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(+) Subject + verb in past + complement
(-) Subject + did not + verb + complement
(?) Did + subject + verb + complement + ?

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Simple past is use to…

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Completed actions
Habits and facts in the past
Sequence of actions in past
Uses the second column of verb, the adverbs: Yesterday, years, months, days ago, when i was… , in (years) and last…

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Structure of Past continuous

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(+) Subject + verb to be in past + main verb -ing + complement
(-) Subject + verb to be in past (not) + main verb -ing + complement
(?) Verb to be in past + subject + main verb -ing + complement + ?

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Past continuous is use to…

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Interrupted actions
Specific time as interruption and parallel actions
Uses verb to be + ing
The adverbs when/while with past simple

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Exercise. Traduce: María se estaba bañando cuando el teléfono sonó Catalina olvidó lavar los trastes
María was taking a shower when the phone rang (interrupted actions) Catalina forgot wash the dishes
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When we use present perfect?
For something that started in the past and continues in the present When we are talking about our experience up to the present For something that happened in the past but is important in the present: I have lost my wallet
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Structure of present perfect
(+) Subject + have/has+ main verb past (participle) + complement (-) Subject + have/has not + main verb past (participle) + complement (?) Have/has + subject+ past participle+ complement + ?
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Ever/never + present perfect (ejemplos)
Have you ever been to an opera? I have never been in one This is the first time i have ever seen a monkey We have never traveled abroad
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Just/ Already / Yet and present perfect
Just - acabar de: in the middle of the auxiliary and the past particple verb. Already - ya: also in the middle of the auxialiary and past participle verb Yet - aún o todavía: at the end of the negative or interrogative sentences Examples: Jane has already made the bed Carl hasn´t done the laundry yet