POSTER by Jînny Châvês https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65 The Topics en-us 2018-04-25 03:48:02 UTC 2025-05-02 12:46:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Babyhead.png santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091078
  • There is: singular
  • there are: plural 
    • Negative:
    - there isnt
    - there arent
    Interrrogative:
    - is there?
    - are there?
    EXAMPLE:
    There is one car 
    there are two car

    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:12:28 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091078     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091219 Es un verbo que se encuentra en su forma infinita, es decir un verbo que no esta conjugado.

    ESTRUCTURA:
    afirmativo: I am
    negative: I am not
    interrogative: am I?

    EXAMPLE:
    I am a good student
    I am not good student
    am I good student? 



    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:13:54 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091219     santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091412 Se usa 'There Was' cuando el sustantivo al que acompaña es un sustantivo contable en singular o uno incontable y 'There Were' con los sustantivos contables en plural.  Su significado es:
    • There Was: Había, Hubo. 
    • There Were: Habían, Hubieron
    ESTRUCTURA:
    There + Was/Were + Complemento.
    Af: There Was / There Were
    Int: Was there? / Were there?
    Neg: There was not / There were not
    EXAMPLE:
    Af: There were some pencils.
    Neg: There weren't some pencils.
    Int: Was there some pencils?
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:16:18 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255091412     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092149 2018-04-25 04:24:21 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092149 Countable: santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092212 son sustantivos que se pueden contar.
    CARACTERISTICAS: 
    • Se pueden utilizar numeros delante de ellos para expresar su cantodad.
    • Se pueden utilizar los artículos "a" y "an" delante de ellos.
    • Tienen una forma singular y plural.
    EXAMPLE:
    • sigular    plural
    • Book ----- books 
    • Pencil------ pencils
    • Apple------Apples
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:24:47 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092212     Uncountable: santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092485 Son sustantivos no contables (que no se pueden contar).
    CARACTERISTICAS: 
    • Se necesita otra medida para expresar su cantodad.
    • No se pueden utilizar los artículos "a" y "an" delante de ellos.
    • No tien forma plural.
    EXAMPLE:
    Milk-----leche 
    Flour------ Harina 
    Sugar------ azucar
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092485     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092490 2018-04-25 04:27:43 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092490 chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092725 2018-04-25 04:30:31 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092725 santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092730 El presente simple habla de hábitos, cosas que son ciertas todo el tiempo o que vemos como permanentes y gustos o estados.
    El auxiliar del presente simple es Do (I, You, We, They) y Does (She, He, It).
    En este tiempo el Verbo pricipal combia unicamete en tercera persona y en afirmativo, esto dependiendo en como termine:
    • Si acaba en (sh, ch, s, x, z) se le añade ES.
    • Si acaba en (y) se sustituye la "y" por la i y se agrega ES.
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af:     Sujeto + Verbo + Complemento
    Neg: Sujeto + Auxiliar + Not + Verbo + Complemento
    Int: Auxiliar + Sujeto + Verbo + Complemento
    EXAMPLE:
    Af: She reads the newspaper every day.
    I read the newspaper every day.
    Neg: She doesn’t read the newspaper every day.
    I don’t read the newspaper every day.
    Int: Does she read the newspaper every day.
    Do I read the newspaper every day.
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:30:35 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255092730     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093349 2018-04-25 04:37:33 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093349 santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093469 El presente continuo es el tiempo verbal que se usa para describir acciones que están ocurriendo en este momento.
    En el presente continuo al verbo principal se le agrega al terminar ING.
    Tambien se pueden econtrar las contracciones, estas so cuando se combina el sujeto con el auxiliar o el auxiliar con el negativo:
    • I’m / You’re / She’s
    • You aren’t / She isn’t / It isn’t 
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af: Sujeto + verbo auxiliar (to be) + verbo con ing.
    Neg:  Sujeto + verbo auxiliar (to be) + verbo con ing.
    Int: Verbo auxiliar (to be) + sujeto + verbo con ing?
    EXAMPLE:
    Af:     I am working  / I’m Working - They are selling books there / They’re selling books there
    Neg: I am not working / I’m not working - They are not selling books there / They aren’t selling books there
    Int: Am I working…? / Are they selling books there?
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:39:09 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093469     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093554 2018-04-25 04:39:56 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255093554 santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094054 El auxiliar del pasado simple es Did.
    En el pasado simple hay dos tipos de verbos:
    • Regular: la terminación "-ed" se agrega al verbo infinitivo (solo en afirmativa), sin impotar el sujeto (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).     
    • Irregular: el verbo principal cambia (solo en afirmativo).
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af:     Subject + regular / irregular verb + complement
    Neg:     Subject + did not or didn't + verb of the action in infinitive + Complements.
    Int:     Did + subject + verb of the action in infinitive + Complements.
    EXAMPLE
    Af:  You worked very hard last week.
    Neg:      You did not work very hard last week.
    Int:     Did you work very hard last week.
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:45:11 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094054     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094297 2018-04-25 04:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094297 santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094413 El pasado continuo se usa para acciones que comenzaron en el pasado y de las cuales queremos resaltar la duración. También se usa cuando las acciones son interrumpidas por otros.
    En este tiempo el auxiliar del verbo (to be) es:
    • Was para I, She, He & It.
    • Were para You, We & They. 
    Al verbo infinitivo se le agraga ING al final.
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af: Subject + was / were + ing in the verb + complement
    Neg: Subject + was / were + not + verb with ing + complement
    Int: Was / Were + subject + ing the verb + complement?
    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094413     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094532 2018-04-25 04:50:00 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255094532 WILL chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255095283  El futuro con "will" se utiliza para hablar de decisiones que se toman mientras se habla.
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af:     subject + will + the verb + complement
    Neg:      subject + will + not + the verb + complement
    Int: will + subject + the verb + complement
    Ejm:      I will go to the pharmacy tonight. 

    Se forma con el verbo "will" + verbo:
    • I will pay later.
    • You will pay later.
    • He will pay later.
    • She will pay later.
    • It will pay later.
    • We will pay later.
    • You will pay later.
    • They will pay later. 


    ]]>     2018-04-25 04:57:48 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255095283     santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255095522 El comparativo se usa en inglés para comparar diferencias entre dos objetos/sujetos.
    El adjetivo cambia, dependiedo de las silabas que posea:
    Cuando solo tiene una silaba se dublica la ultima letra y se agrega er.  BIG / BIGGER
    Con dos silabas solo se agrega er al final. CHEAP / CHEAPER
    Cuando son tres o mas silabas, se agrega more antes de ponelo. MORE EXPENSIVE
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Nombre (sujeto) + verbo + adjetivo en grado comparativo + than + nombre (objeto).
    EXAMPLE:
    • Bogota is bigger than Manizales.
    • I am happier than Felipe.
    • You are more Handson than Juan.
    ]]>     2018-04-25 05:00:07 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255095522     GOING TO chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255096250 El tiempo futuro con "going to" se usa más comúnmente en el lenguaje hablado cuando se quiere hacer referencia al futuro inmediato, es decir, a algo que está por ocurrir.
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Af:     subject + going + the verb + complement
    Neg:      subject + going + not + the verb + complement
    Int: going + subject + the verb + complement
    EXAMPLE:
    She is going to pay with a credit card]]>     2018-04-25 05:08:06 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255096250     chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255096630 2018-04-25 05:12:06 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255096630 chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255097013 2018-04-25 05:16:03 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255097013 chavesjinny https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255097111 2018-04-25 05:17:07 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255097111 santy57719 https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255099005 El superlativo se emplea para describir un objeto que se encuentra en el extremo superior o inferior de una cualidad.
    El adjetivo cambia, dependiedo de las silabas que posea:
    Cuando solo tiene una silaba se dublica la ultima letra y se agrega est. BID / BIGGEST
    Con dos silabas solo se agrega er al final. CHEAP / CHEAPEST
    Cuando son tres o mas silabas, se agrega more antes de ponelo. MOST EXPENSIVE
    ESTRUCTURA:
    Nombre (sujeto) + verbo + the + adjetivo en grado superlativo + nombre (objeto).
    EXAMPLE:
    Bogota is the biggest.
    I am the happiest.
    You are the most handsone.]]>     2018-04-25 05:35:14 UTC https://padlet.com/chavesjinny/gq3n1tpq7s65/wish/255099005