lunes, 23 de septiembre de 2013

MY HEART WILL GO ON (TITANIC)


SONG ONLY TIME (ENYA)


song Don´t cry (Guns and Roses)


Hello everyone this is the song Whatever (Oasis) coca-cola commercial


Hello 7d and 7c these exercises for do it.

EL PASADO PROGRESIVO EN FORMA AFIRMATIVA

Para expresar en una oración que transcurría una acción en el pasado, o acciones que se realizaban simultáneamente se debe usar el auxiliar “was/were”, que es el pasado del verbo “To be”, el cual ya hemos visto en el Pasado Simple. Además, debemos utilizar la base del verbo en infinitivo y agregarle la terminación “-ing”. Es decir, debemos usar el verbo en gerundio, con las reglas que ya se estudiaron en el Presente Progresivo. Se pueden usar las mismas expresiones de tiempo del Pasado Simple.
Por un lado, para describir acciones simultáneas ocurridas en el pasado, usaremos 2 ideas en Pasado Progresivo que estarán relacionadas con la expresión de tiempo “While” que antecederá a la oración.
Ahora bien, para expresar una acción que tenía lugar hasta que otra externa a ella la interrumpió, tendremos una oración compuesta por 2 ideas que expresan Pasado Simple y Pasado progresivo. Es decir, la estructura de la oración se compondrá de la siguiente forma:
Time Clauses
English
Spanish
When
Cuando
While
Mientras

Estructura de Oraciones

Oraciones Afirmativas
Pronombre /Sujeto + was/were + Verbo – ing + Complemento + Time expression
Oraciones Negativas
Pronombre / sujeto + wasn´t/weren´t + Verbo-ing + Complemento + Time Expression
Oraciones Interrogativas
Was/Were + Subject + verbo-ing + Complemento + Time expression + ?

Ejemplos de Oraciones
Afirmativa
Alina was running in the court football last weekend.
Negativa
Alina wasn´t running in the court football last weekend.
Interrogativa
Was Alina running in the court football last weekend?

Exercise on Past Progressive

Put the verbs into the correct form (past progressive).

  1. When I phoned my friends, they (play) monopoly.
  2. Yesterday at six I (prepare) dinner.
  3. The kids (play) in the garden when it suddenly began to rain.
  4. I (practise) the guitar when he came home.
  5. We (not / cycle) all day.
  6. While Aaron (work) in his room, his friends (swim) in the pool.
  7. I tried to tell them the truth but they (listen / not) .
  8. What (you / do) yesterday?
  9. Most of the time we (sit) in the park.

domingo, 1 de septiembre de 2013

For 10 and 11 degree PHRASAL VERBS

HELLO MY APPRECIATE STUDENTS:

THESE ARE SOME EXERCISES OF COMPOUND VERBS FOR APPLY, PLEASE SOLVE THEM,

SEE YOU SOON

Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs are mainly used in spoken English and informal texts. (The more formal a conversation or text, the less phrasal verbs are found.)
Phrasal verbs consist of a verb plus a particle (prepositionadverb). The particle can change the meaning of the verb completely, e.g.:
§  look up – consult a reference book (look a word up in a dictionary)
§  look for – seek (look for her ring)
§  look forward – anticipate with pleasure (look forward to meeting someone)
There are no rules that might explain how phrasal verbs are formed correctly - all you can do is look them up in a gooddictionary and study their meanings. In our lists, you will find some frequently used phrasal verbs and their meanings.
Frequently Used Phrasal Verbs with:
§  breakbringcallcarrycomedofallgetgokeeplookmakeputrunsettaketurn
Position of the Particle
The particle is placed either after the verb or after the object.

Phrasal Verbs with 'get'
Complete the sentences. Use each particle only once.
1.     Let's get  business.
2.     How do you get  with your classmates?
3.     I know that you're still in love with your ex. But believe me, you will get  him soon.
4.     Quick, get  the car. I'm not supposed to stop here.
5.     I tried to get my point , but nobody seemed to care.
6.     With 10 dollars per day, one can hardly get .
7.     We have to get  the bus at the next stop.
8.     My sister helped me get  the exam.
9.     What you did was very mean. I don't think you'll get  so easily.

10.  We won't get  the sea today if you don't cycle a bit faster.


PHRASAL VERBS
EXERCISES AND ANSWER KEY
Practice Exercise 1
put ... off
build ... up
buy ... out
give ... up
back ... up
try ... out
help ... out
put ... down
make ... up
fill ... out
EXAMPLE:
The operator disconnected Paul.
The operator cut him off.
1) Before you buy it, you should use it and test it.
2) He spent years developing and growing this business.
3) They want to purchase a majority share holding in the company.
4) You should make extra copies of all your computer files.
5) Can you give me some assistance with this report?
6) Why do you always say negative things about Peter?
7) Have you completed the form in bold print?
8) My New Year’s resolution was to stop smoking cigarettes.
9) I don’t believe her; she’s telling a story which isn’t true.
10) Do you know if the meeting is going to be postponed?
1) Before you buy it, _____________________.
2) He spent years _____________________.
3) They want to _____________________.
4) You should _____________________.
5) Can you _____________________ with this report?
6) Why do you always _____________________?
7) Have you _____________________ in bold print?
8) My New Year’s resolution was to _____________________.
9) I don’t believe her; she’s _____________________.
10) Do you know if the meeting is going to be ___________________ http://www.workplace-english-training.com
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Practice Exercise 2
look after
hold on
do without
take up
run out of
break down
meet up with
check in
turn up
look into
EMAIL 1
TO: Robert Booth
FROM: Amy Cookson
RE: 1 Service Lift
The service lift in the warehouse has (1)____________ (stopped working) again.
Could you please get the Shindler engineer to (2)____________ (investigate) what
has gone wrong and fix it as soon as possible?
This is urgent, because we really cannot (3)____________ (manage) it. We are
having to move everything upstairs by hand. This is (4)____________ (occupying)
a lot of time and soon everyone is going to (5)____________ (have no more)

patience. 


MY BEST REGARDS FOR YOU