Professional Documents
Culture Documents
- Preguntas tipo ET
- Preguntas tipo ET
VERBS+GERUND (para indicar las acciones que nos gusta o disgusta realizar)
PAST SIMPLE
• What was your favorite subject at school? Were you good or bad at it?
My favorite subject was history. I was very good at history but I was terrible at math.
• What movies did you use to watch when you were a child?
When I was a child, I used to watch sci-fi movies. I really loved Star Wars and Star Trek.
• What did you do on your last winter vacation? Where did you go?
I went to Panguipulli. It was a fantastic trip because I went with my girlfriend and we had a
great time. We traveled by bus and we stayed with some friends. We ate sopaipillas with
strawberry jam every day. We also drank sidra from the south.
PHOBIAS
SPORTS
PHRASAL VERBS
• Have you lost something important? How long did you look for it?
Yes, I have. Last month I lost my wallet. I looked for it for two days and I found it in
the kitchen.
COINCIDENCES
PAST PERFECT (Indicar los eventos pasados que ocurrieron antes de un pasado simple)
• Se muestra una foto de un perro que rompió los zapatos del dueño:
The dog ate the shoes because it had been alone all day.
• What did your dentist tell you the last time you visited him?
He told me that my teeth were perfect. He also said that he was the only dentist
that didn’t recommend Colgate.
• What did your girlfriend tell you when you broke up?
She told me that she didn’t love me anymore and that it was time to meet new
people.
• Your best friend wants to buy a PS5 from the USA. Give him advice:
You should create an Amazon account and you should have a credit card to buy
the console.
• Complete the following Murphy’s law: “If you drink one liter of pisco…”
If you drink one liter of pisco, next morning you will have to work with a terrible
hangover.
• Se muestra una foto con diferentes frases a las que los alumnos deben reaccionar
indicando similitud negativa o positiva:
1. I love Pizza
So do I
So will I
Neither can I.
Neither did I.
So was I.
PASSIVE VOICE