EXAMEN DE INGLES

Unit 1

Lesson 1.

PRESENT PERFECT TENSES: es una acción que ya termino pero es importante

para el futuro. Sub + Has/Have + past participle
Question: Has/Have + Sub + past participle

PERSENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS: es un evento que no ha terminado “still

happening”. Sub + Has/ have + been + present participle.
Question: Has/Have + Sub + been+ past participle
For: how long something has been happening (period of time)

Since: how long something has been happening ( since 19997,

Sincer april, since I was a child) ) “ desde” desde que inicio.

How long: How long have you been travelling?

I’ve been traveling since June

I’ve been traveling for three months
Lession 2

So:
To agree > So do I (yo tambien)
to refer to,
quantifier (so Hungry)
so much,
conjunction > I was late, so I missed the meeting…
Bill worked hard, so he was promoted. (result)

So that: (asi que)

Adverb Clause Marker > purpose
Exp: I worked overtime this week so that I could take time off next
week.
Bill worked hard so that he would be promoted. (purpose)

So____that:
Quantifier + adverb or adjetiv + Complemente
I am so tired (that) I might pass out (that es opcional)
Bill worked so hard. That be had to be promoted.
UNIT 2

LESSON 1

INFINITIVES: “to” at the beginning. Exp: to talk, to love, to run.

Some verbs take only infinities (agree, decide, hope, manage, plan,
promise, and wish.

It is + adjective + to infinite.
It is hard for Max to be organized.

Promise / refuse / manage / decide / fail / afford /

You are (requested, expected, supposed, required) to + infinitive
I want you to stop.
I stopped to buy fish in the market (INFINITIVES)
I stopped buying fish in the market (GERUNDIO)

Si ESTA EN EL PASADO NO ES INFINITIVO.

I remember coming to this lake in summer. (GERUNDIO)
Remember to come at 5 (INFINITIVE)

GERUND: adding “-ing” at to the verb. Exp: running, playing,

talking.
Some verbs take only. (avoid, delay, dislike, discuss, enjoy, finish and
don’t mind.
Verbo funciona como sujeto es gerundio.

Enjoy / love / Fancy / like / Hate / dislike / can’t stand > puede
usarse con un gerundio Exp: i enjoy editing videos.

Avoid / regret / suggest / recommend / admit / deny > luego va el

gerundio

Would you mind opening the door?

Feel like
Insist on
Accuse of
There is no point in
Look forward to hearing …. Gerundio
Lesson 2

Could > can be used to refer to past actions and to express ability.
Use this modal to show that you are uncertain if something is true.
Exp: We could meet on Sunday (Podria)
May > is formal and is used to express actions that are more likely
to happen. Use this modal to say if something is possible now o in
the future.
Exp: Sue may take a vacation soon.

Might > is informal and used with less likely events. Use this model
to show what you are uncertain if something is true, or to say
something is possible now or in the future.
Exp: Ed isn’t here. He might be sick.

UNIT 3
Lesson 1.

Active Voice

Joel love Sandra

Passive voice

Sandra is loved by Joel

Lesson 2

PRACTICA

PRESENT PERFECT
https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-
exercises.html

https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar/present-perfect-
simple.htm

https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/present-perfect-
simple/exercises

https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/present-perfect-simple-
3

So…that

https://elt.oup.com/student/project/level5/unit03/grammar/
exercise2?cc=us&selLanguage=en

Unit 2 Grammar practice for exam:

-Ing vs InfinitivesLinks to an external site.

-Ing vd InfinitivesLinks to an external site.

-Ing vs infinitivesLinks to an external site.
Could, May, MightLinks to an external site.

Unit 3 Grammar practice for exam:

Past perfect vs simple pastLinks to an external site.
Past perfect vs simple pastLinks to an external site.
Past perfect vs simple pastLinks to an external site.
Past perfect vs simple past ExamLinks to an external site.
Passive Voice Simple PresentLinks to an external site.
Passive Voice Simple PresentLinks to an external site.
Passive Voice Simple PresentLinks to an external site.

Unit 4

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Unit 5
LESSON 1

LESSON 2
UNIT 6

Lesson 1

Lesson 2