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English 6. Convertirse en comunicadores independientes

3rd Grade
6th Semester

"ENGLISH REFLECTION"

Student's name: Joseline Rodríguez Hernández

Teacher's name: Haydeé Tamara Sánchez Velázquez
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UNIT 1  READING COMPREHENSION

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UNIT 1  GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY

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UNIT 1  LISTENING COMPREHENSION

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15 SIGNIFICADOS del verbo GET | Superholly

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Used to, didn't use to - past habits and states

Exercise 1

Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences below.

Used to, didn't use to - Grammar chart

Used to

Past habits

We use used to for past habits or things that happened repeatedly in the past, but they don't happen any more.

When the economy was better, we used to eat out every week.

Past states

We use used to with non-action verbs ( be, have, etc.) for past states: things that were true in the past, but they are not true any more.

Didn't use to, did you use to?

We use did/ didn't + use to for negatives and questions.

He didn't use to travel a lot.

'Did he use to live here?' 'Yes, he did .'

We can also use never for negatives

Past simple vs used to

Past simple + always, usually, often, etc.

We can also use the past simple tense + frequency adverbs for past habits.

I always met her at the bar down the street. (= I used to meet ...)

I usually had a big salad for dinner. (= I used to have ...)

Past simple (NOT used to)

But we use the past simple (NOT used to) for actions that happened once or when we mention when they happened.

Last week I met her at the bar down the street. (NOT I used to meet ...)

I had a big salad for dinner last Sunday. (NOT I used to have ...)

Usually or used to?

Used to is only used in the past. For present habits, we must use the present simple tense with usually or normally.

I usually get up very early at weekends. (NOT I use to get up ...)

We don't usually play on Sunday. (NOT We don't use to play )

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Used to, didn't use to. In English we use used to to talk about past habits and states. A2. Pre-intermediate English grammar and exercises.

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Comparatives and Superlatives ✅ explicación sencilla, nivel básico (A1-B1)

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The passive voice - all tenses

Exercise 1

Choose the correct passive voice forms for each gap below.

The passive voice with the different tenses

In a passive sentence, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject. Then we have to use the verb be in the tense we need and add the past participle of the main verb after it. In a passive voice sentence, the subject is the receiver of the action, not the doer of the action.

They take the photos in Africa. (active)

The photos are taken in Africa. (passive)

You can see how to use the passive voice with different tenses below.

When do we use the passive voice?

In English, we us the passive voice when we don't know, or we don't want to talk about who or what does the action in a sentence. Check the following examples.

A bank was robbed yesterday. (=We don't know who robbed the bank.)

He was arrested last night. (=It's obvious that the police arrested him.)

I have been told that you insulted my brother. (=I don't want to say who told me.)

Jurassic Park was filmed by Spielberg in 1993. (=I'm talking about Jurassic Park and not about Spielberg.)

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Gap-filling exercises, multiple choice exercises and clozes to review how the use of the passive voice in all tenses and verb forms.

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Una manera de evitar repetir información es utilizar la estructura que en español se traduce como yo sí, a mí sí, yo no, a mí no. Este tipo de construcciones se utilizan para expresar una opinión contraria a algo dicho anteriormente.

- I want to play videogames.

- Quiero jugar a los videojuegos.

2. Avoiding repetition con verbos auxiliares

Cuando queremos contradecir algo que se ha dicho anteriormente se suele evitar repetir la información que ya se ha comunicado en la primera oración. Las respuestas siempre serán en el mismo tiempo verbal que la frase de referencia. La estructura gramatical que se sigue es la siguiente:

Sujeto + verbo auxiliar / verbo modal

Cuando tenemos una frase afirmativa, la respuesta negativa siempre se podrá contraer. No obstante, si la frase inicial es negativa, en la respuesta afirmativa que la sigue nunca se podrá contraer el verbo auxiliar.

¡Recuerda!

Yo sí, a mí sí, yo no, a mí no son estructuras que utilizamos cuando queremos contradecir una información inicial sin repetir lo que ya se ha dicho anteriormente.

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Una manera de evitar repetir información es utilizar la estructura que en español se traduce como yo sí, a mí sí, yo no, a mí no. Este tipo de construcciones se utilizan para expresar una opinión contraria a algo dicho anteriormente. - I want to play videogames. - Quiero jugar a los videojuegos.

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Aprender un idioma es tener una ventana más desde la que observar el mundo... ❤️‍🔥