Acceso 14 Noviembre-Print

Curso de ACCESO:
Inglés, 2023-24
Soluciones clase 6
Tema 2/ parte 3
Time and prepositions
© UNED, Ana Ibáñez Moreno Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2 /parte 3| Página 1

Tema 2: Contenidos
5 31.10.23 Unit 2: Números, etc. / Some, any / contable, incontable /

cuantificadores
6 07.11.23 Unit 2: Existential ‘there’ / have got
7 14.11.23 Unit 2: Time / Prepositions (time)

Writing and Reading skills
© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 2

EXTRA PRACTICE SOME/ANY/A (N) (i)
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/quantifiers/quantifiers1.htm
1.Are there many girls in your football team?

2.Have you got any paper clips?
3.Here, have some nuts!
4.Is there any sugar in my coffee?
5.My brother has got some new jeans.
6.Are there any apples on the tree in your garden?
7.Have we got any butter?
8.They've got a baby giraffe in the zoo.
9.I'm going to the market to buy some fruit.
10.There isn’t any tea in the pot.
11.They can have some bread and butter if they're hungry.
12.Are there any eggs in the fridge?

EXTRA PRACTICE SOME/ANY/A(N) (ii)
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/quantifiers/quantifiers1.htm
13.There’s a policeman at the door.

14.Is there any news about the plane crash?
15.There was an accident on the bridge last night.
16.There are some good films on at the moment.
17.My aunt is living in a very nice house outside the city .
18.I can't brush my teeth because there isn’t any toothpaste left.
19.Let me give you some advice.
20.There aren’t any taxis here. You must walk down the street.
21.The dog is thirsty . Give him some water.
22.You need some paper and a pair of scissors.
23.Have you got an antiseptic cream ?
24.Some flowers arrived for you this morning.
25.I'm going to get some money from the cash machine.

EXTRA PRACTICE SOME/ANY/A(N) (iii)
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/quantifiers
1. Sorry, I can't go out tonight. I've got some / --- work to do.
2. Sorry, I can't go out tonight. I haven't got any money.
3. I'm going to take some extra English before my trip to New Zealand.
4. The dog's looking hungry. Will you give him any food?
5. Dinner was lovely, thanks. Shall I make us some coffee?
6. I didn't get any emails today. Maybe something's wrong with our
internet connection.
7. I've got a problem with this exercise. Could you give me some help?
8. I'm not sure if we can make a cake. Do we have any eggs?
Recordemos: en preguntas donde se ofrece o se pide algo de forma educada

se usa SOME.
PRACTICE : Subjects of sentences
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-reference/it-there-dummy-subjects
What's the subject of each sentence? Write it in the gap.
1. I don't like dogs very much. I (1 word)

2. Sometimes Eduard has to work at the weekend. Eduard (1 word)
3. There are two big spiders in the bath. There (1 word) -Recordatorio: EXISTENCIAL THERE
(sujeto impersonal, HAY)
4. Smoking is bad for you. Smoking (1 word)
5. It would be great to see you again some time. It (1 word) --Recordatorio: DUMMY IT (sujeto
impersonal, en realidad NO hay un sujeto, sino que se usa IT porque se necesita en inglés
siempre que se escriba algo donde iría el sujeto, tiene función gramatical de sujeto
impersonal pero no se puede traducir por ninguna palabra)
6. Wow! Your dress looks fantastic. Your dress (2 words)
7. Maybe the keys are in your jacket. the keys (2 words)
8. Eating chocolate always makes me feel better. Eating chocolate (2 words)
PRACTICE : 'it' and 'there' as dummy subjects 1
Choose the correct subject, 'it' or 'there', to complete each sentence.

1. ___'s a party at Nick’s tonight. Do you want to go?
a. It b. There
2. ___'s half past ten. We should go home soon.

a. It b. There
3. If you're hungry, ___'s some lasagne in the fridge.

a. It b. there
4. Don’t forget, ___'s your mum's birthday tomorrow.

a. It b. there
5. ___'s very warm in here. Can we open a window?

a. It b. There
Choose the correct subject, 'it' or 'there', to complete each sentence.

6. OK, let's start the meeting. ___'s a lot to talk about!
a. It b. There
PISTA: SI NO HAY SUJETO EN
7. The last time we had a holiday, ___ rained all the time. ESPAÑOL à IT
a. It b. there SI APARECE HAY à THERE
8. ___ isn't easy being a nurse.

a. It b. There
9. ___'s red wine or white. Which would you prefer?

a. It b. There
10. ___'s stupid to drink and drive.

a. It b. There
Can you remember the sentences from the last activity? Write the correct words.
1. There is a party at Nick's tonight. Do you want to go? (4 words)
2. It’s half past ten. We should go home soon. (4 words)
3. If you're hungry, there’s some lasagne in the fridge. (4 words)
4. Don't forget, it’s your mum’s birthday tomorrow. (4 words)
5. It’s very warm in here. Can we open a window? (4 words)
6. OK, let's start the meeting. There’s a lot to talk about! (4 words)
7. The last time we had a holiday, it rained all the time. (2 words)
8. It isn’t easy a nurse. (3 words)
9. There’s red wine or white. Which would you prefer? (4 words)
10. It’s stupid to drink and drive. (4 words)

PRACTICE (iii)-Soluciones
• There were ten boys playing football
• What was there in your room?
• There was a little milk in the cup
• Did the guests arrive? No, there was only a
postman
• Was there any coffee in the cup? No, there
wasn’t any.
• There were many pictures in that museum
• Were there many dogs in the park
yesterday?
• What was there on the radio?
• Were there any people at the concert?
• In 1957 there were many trees in this street
• There was a cat on the roof.
• Were there many girls at your school?
• Was there a cat in the room?
• There were many rooms in my house
• Was there much tea in the tea-pot?
• Was there a book on the table?
SOLUCIONES:
• There is water
• There are some meatballs
• There aren’t any bananas
• There are cherries
• There is some bread
• There isn’t any cheese
• There is some rice
• There is some fruit
• There is an orange
• There is a peach
RECORDEMOS: HAY puede ser para there is y

para there are. There is es para singular y
para incontables, there are para contables en
plural. Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 11
PARTE 3, TEMA 2: LAS PREPOSICIONES TEMPORALES
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/a1-a2-grammar/prepositions-of-time-at-in-on
Prepositions of time: 'at', 'in', 'on’
Do you know how and when to use at, in and on to talk about time?
Look at these examples to see how we use at, in and on to talk about time.
At weekends, I love to go skiing. (--- Los fines de semana…)
In spring, the weather is warmer. (En primavera…)
On Mondays, I work from home. (Los lunes…)
In the afternoon, I do activities. (A mediodía…)
On weekdays, I work until 12. (--- Los fines de semana…)
At 5 o'clock, I do two or three more hours of work. (A las 5 en punto…)
¿Qué vemos en estos ejemplos? à NO existe correlación entre las preposiciones de

tiempo en español y en inglés, por lo que hay que aprenderlas de memoria.

PARTE 3, TEMA 2: LAS PREPOSICIONES TEMPORALES
Prepositions of time: 'at', 'in', 'on’
• IN: estaciones (spring, summer, autumn, winter), meses (January, February,

March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November,
December), partes del día (in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening,
pero: AT night).
• ON: días de la semana (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday); ON WEEKDAYS (pero at weekends), días concretos (on
13 June, on 15 May)*
• AT: AT WEEKENDS, horas (At 5 o’clock, 5 pm, 5 am, half-past five)
*IMPORTANTE: PODEMOS DECIR LAS FECHAS DE VARIAS MANERAS:

I was born on 21 September / I was born on the 21st of September/ I was born on September the
21st / I was born on September 21.
LAS PREPOSICIONES TEMPORALES: práctica
Complete the sentences. Use 'at', 'in' or 'on' in the gaps.

1. He saw a film with my sister ___ the weekend.
2. ___ the last few months, it hasn't rained much.
3. My father was born ___the 20th century.
4. She has a doctor's appointment ___10 o'clock ____Monday.
5. We prefer to exercise ___the evening.
6. Jacques is coming to visit us ___13 June.
7. My favourite time to work in the garden is ___ spring.
8. We all try to eat together at the table ___ dinner time.

LAS PREPOSICIÓN AT
1. We usually use at with clock times (horas) and mealtimes (comidas).

• I get up at 6.30 a.m. and go for a run.
• She doesn't like to leave the office at lunchtime.
2. We also use at with some specific phrases such as at the weekend and at night.
• At the weekend, I can spend the days how I like.
3. We can also say on weekends or on the weekend. This is more common in American
English.
4. We say at night when we mean all of the night. But we say in the night when we want
to talk about a specific time during the night.
• She's a nurse and she works at night.
• The baby often wakes up in the night.
5. We use at with Christmas and other holidays that last several days (vacaciones).
• The weather is very cold here at Christmas.
• At Chinese New Year, many people go home to their families.
LAS PREPOSICIÓN AT: resumen
at 6 o'clock
clock times at 9.30
at 13.00
at breakfast time
at lunchtime
mealtimes and breaks
at dinner time
at break time
at night
other time phrases at weekends/the weekend
at Christmas/Easter

LAS PREPOSICIÓN IN
We usually use in with parts of the day and longer periods of time such as months,
seasons and years.
• I usually relax in the evening.
• In summer it's too hot to do anything.
• I'm always really busy in December.
parts of the day in the morning/afternoon/evening
months in January/February
seasons in (the) spring/summer/autumn/winter
in 2016
years, centuries, decades in the 21st century
in the 80s
in the past
other time phrases in the future
in the last few years/months/weeks/days
LAS PREPOSICIÓN ON
We usually use on with days and dates.

• On Fridays, I have a long lunch.
• It's his birthday on 19 October.
on Monday/Tuesday etc.
days on my birthday
on New Year's Day
on 30 July
dates
on the second of August

MÁS PRÁCTICAS
Complete the sentences. Use 'at', 'in' or 'on' in the gaps.
1. My friend Peter and I speak ____the third Thursday of every month.

2. She goes to visit her parents every year ____August.
3. I often have to work ____the weekends.
4. If you want to exercise, do it first thing ____the morning.
5. They're planning to go to Australia ____Christmas.
6. I want to eat Mexican food ____my birthday.
7. ____ the future, the weather will be more difficult to predict.
8. Shall we meet ____9.00?

MÁS PRÁCTICAS: exámenes
1. Elija la opción que está escrita de forma correcta:
a. Teshday b. Friday c. Saterday d. Weshday
a. an water b. some water c. a water d. any waters
3. Elija la opción que completa la oración de forma correcta:
- I have five ___ in my foot.
a. leg b. hair c. toes d. finger
4. Ponga las palabras en el orden correcto:
is / very / friend / Our /thin
a. Our very is thin friend. b. Very our friend is thin.
c. Friend is thin our very. d. Our friend is very thin.
- ___ any chairs in that room?
a. Is there b. There is c. Are there d. There are
MÁS PRÁCTICAS: exámenes
- ___ a shop on your street?
a. Are there b. Is there c. There is d. There aren’t
7. What’s the time? 4:20
a. It’s twenty past four. b. It’s twenty to four. c. It’s four past four d. It’s four to four.
- She is going shopping ___ the weekend, ___ Saturday ___ half past three.
a. on / on / in b. at / in / on c. at / on / at d. on / at / on
a. a teas b. an tea c. some tea d. any teas
- We have a big party ___ March, ___ the weekend, ___ Sunday.
a. on / on / in b. in / at / on c. in / in / in d. on / in / at

LAS HORAS y LAS RUTINAS
¿Qué hora es? : What time is it / What’s the time?
• 9.00 à Son las 9 (de la mañana) en punto: It is 9 o’clock am

• 21.00 à Son las 9 de la noche: It is 9 o’clock pm.
• 9.30 à Son las 9 y media: It is half-past nine / It is nine thirty.
• 8.45 à Son las 9 menos cuarto: It is quarter to nine / It is eight forty-five.
• 9.15 à Son las 9 y cuarto: It is quarter past nine / It is nine fifteen
• 9.10 à Son las 9 y diez: It is ten past nine.
• 8.50à Son las 9 menos diez: It is ten to nine.

LAS HORAS y LAS RUTINAS: Práctica
1. ¿Qué hora es? : What time is it / What’s the time?

• 17.00 à
• 20.00 à
• 6.30 à
• 5.45 à
• 3.15 à
• 9.00 à
• 5.10à
2. RUTINAS DIARIAS: Escribe (y luego lee en alto) cómo es tu día. VOCABULARIO para
usar:

LAS RUTINAS: Ejercicio extra

Reading comprehension

Reading comprehension: exercise

Reading comprehension: exercise

¡Eso es todo por hoy!
¿Dudas?
quinten.debruyn@hotmail.com
ana.ibanezmoreno@colaborador.elcorteingles.es

Acceso 14 Noviembre-Print

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Acceso 14 Noviembre-Print

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Curso de ACCESO:

© UNED, Ana Ibáñez Moreno Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2 /parte 3| Página 1

5 31.10.23 Unit 2: Números, etc. / Some, any / contable, incontable /

7 14.11.23 Unit 2: Time / Prepositions (time)

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 2

1.Are there many girls in your football team?

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 3

13.There’s a policeman at the door.

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 4

Recordemos: en preguntas donde se ofrece o se pide algo de forma educada

What's the subject of each sentence? Write it in the gap.

1. I don't like dogs very much. I (1 word)

Choose the correct subject, 'it' or 'there', to complete each sentence.

2. ___'s half past ten. We should go home soon.

3. If you're hungry, ___'s some lasagne in the fridge.

4. Don’t forget, ___'s your mum's birthday tomorrow.

5. ___'s very warm in here. Can we open a window?

Choose the correct subject, 'it' or 'there', to complete each sentence.

8. ___ isn't easy being a nurse.

9. ___'s red wine or white. Which would you prefer?

10. ___'s stupid to drink and drive.

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 9

RECORDEMOS: HAY puede ser para there is y

Prepositions of time: 'at', 'in', 'on’

¿Qué vemos en estos ejemplos? à NO existe correlación entre las preposiciones de

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 12

Prepositions of time: 'at', 'in', 'on’

• IN: estaciones (spring, summer, autumn, winter), meses (January, February,

*IMPORTANTE: PODEMOS DECIR LAS FECHAS DE VARIAS MANERAS:

Complete the sentences. Use 'at', 'in' or 'on' in the gaps.

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 14

1. We usually use at with clock times (horas) and mealtimes (comidas).

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 16

We usually use on with days and dates.

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 18

Complete the sentences. Use 'at', 'in' or 'on' in the gaps.

1. My friend Peter and I speak ____the third Thursday of every month.

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 19

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 21

¿Qué hora es? : What time is it / What’s the time?

• 9.00 à Son las 9 (de la mañana) en punto: It is 9 o’clock am

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 22

1. ¿Qué hora es? : What time is it / What’s the time?

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 23

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 24

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 25

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 26

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 3| Página 27

© UNED Acceso (Inglés): Tema 2/parte 1| Página 28

You might also like