Compounds With Some: Somebody and Someone: Tienen El Mismo Significado y Quieren Decir "Alguien"

COMPOUNDS WITH SOME
The word ‘some” is used in affirmative sentences.

● Somebody and someone: tienen el mismo significado y quieren decir “alguien”.
Ej: Someone told me once that someday I would become rich.
There is somebody in my class that looks like my sister.
● Something: Se traduce como “algo” y puede referirse a un objeto, acción, cualidad o
situación que no están claramente determinados.
Ej: Something strange happened to me yesterday.
She told me something about it, but I cannot recall it.
● Somewhere: Quiere decir ‘algún lugar’ y puede referirse a un lugar que no está
claramente determinado. En una oración, después de ‘somewhere’ puede seguir
in, at, or to.
Ej: I'd love to go somewhere in the mountains this summer.
I know they live somewhere around here.
1. Write ‘someone/somebody’, ‘something’ or ‘somewhere’ according to the

picture:
______________.
______________.
______________.
______________.
______________.
______________.
2. Complete the sentences with ‘someobody/someone’, ‘someting’ or

‘somewhere’:
a. In Ireland, looking for _____________ to live can be difficult.
b. _________ is sleeping in my bed.
c. Are you going __________?
d. Have you lost __________?
e. I will give you __________ to read.
f. Could _________help me, please?
g. I would like to go __________ this summer.
h. There is ________ waiting for her.
i. She left ___________ on the desk.
j. ___________is playing the piano.
3. The compounds in the sentence below refer to:
a place a thing/an event a person
a. ____________: something horrible happened to my sister yesterday.

b. ____________: Oh no! somebody stole my keys.
c. ____________: Mary went somewhere to buy a present for her cousin.
FIRST CONDITIONAL
Utilizamos el First Conditional para hablar de acontecimientos del futuro que son probables en
una situación determinada. Este tiempo verbal nos informa de qué ocurrirá o qué es probable
que ocurra en el futuro si antes sucede otra cosa. Se refiere a acciones o eventos probables y
realistas.
Formación del First Conditional:
Proposición con ‘If…’ … proposición principal

(también llamados
condicionales)
Estructura If + sujeto + simple present sujeto + will (simple

future)+ verbo
Ejemplos If I decide to go out tonight, … I will send you a Whatsapp.
If people don’t recycle more, … climate change will get

worse.
También se puede invertir el orden. Por ejemplo:

“I will send you a WhatsApp if I decide to go out tonight”.
Cuando colocamos delante la proposición con “if”, debe ir separada de la proposición
principal por una coma. Cuando es la proposición principal la que aparece antes, no necesita
coma al final.
1. Complete the sentences:

● ______ it rains, you ______ (get) wet.
● _______ _________ wet ______ it rains.
● _______ Sally _______(be) late again I _________(be) mad.
● I _________ mad _______ Sally _______ late again.
● _______ you ________ (do not do) hurry, you ________(miss) the bus.
● You ________ the bus_______ you ________.
2. Choose the correct option:

a. If it rains/rained, then we will stayed/will stay at home.
b. If I saw/see Jim, I will ask/ask him to phone you.
c. If I have/has enough money, I go/will go to New York.
d. If he are/is late, we will go/will gone without him.
e. If I is/am not too tired, I will go/go will.
f. If I don’t go/doesn’t go bed now, I be/will be tired tomorrow.
g. They go/will go to the party if they were/be invited.
h. He won’t get/wasn’t get a better job if he doesn’t pass/will not pass the exam.
3. Write sentences:
a. you/buy/an electric car/you/save/money on gas.
b. we/eat/all this cake/we/be/sick.
c. he/not come/I/be/very surprised.
d. we/not hurry/we/be/late.
Simple future
Se usa para hablar de tus objetivos a corto, mediano y largo plazo.

Formación:
sujeto + will/will not + verbo en infinitivo
Ejemplos:
● I will pick you up tomorrow
● They will repair my TV tomorrow
● You will not go to the party!
● Will you marry me?
QUESTION TAGS
Las question tags se colocan al final de una oración en forma de pregunta corta y su estructura
se opone a la oración anterior. Es decir, si una oración es afirmativa, la question tag que la
acompaña será negativa, y viceversa.
Ej: Your son is growing up so fast, isn’t he?
Formación:
Para formar esta pregunta corta utilizaremos el auxiliar de la frase principal y su sujeto pero de
signo contrario. Si no tuviera auxiliar entonces utilizaríamos el auxiliar “to do”.
1. Oración afirmativa + question tag negativa.

Ej: She is an artist, isn’t she?
They are your school mates, aren’t they?
2. Oración negativa + question tag afirmativa

Ej: My wallet isn’t here, is it?
He doesn't work here, does he?
1. Write the correct question tag:

a. Julia is beautiful,__________?
b. Kevin doesn’t speak Spanish,________?
c. You and I are intelligent, __________?
d. You don’t believe in miracles,_________?
e. Melissa has not cleaned the bathroom,__________?
f. She is from a small town in China,__________?
g. You don’t like spicy food,____________?
h. We don’t watch much TV,___________?
i. I like chocolate very much,__________?
j. The weather is really bad today,__________?
k. John is a very good student,______________?
l. He’s very handsome,_______________?
m. They aren’t in Rome at the moment,__________?
n. We’re late again,______________?
o. You aren’t from Brazil,_____________?
p. She doesn’t cook very often,_____________?
2. Write the following sentences in the correct order:

a. getting married/John/isn’t he/is/?
b. older than you/isn’t he/?/your brother/is
c. doesn’t she/Sarah/?/likes ice cream
d. yesterday/you worked/didn’t you/?
e. is not american/?/is she/Kate/
f. ?/never liked Susan/did he/Peter

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COMPOUNDS WITH SOME

The word ‘some” is used in affirmative sentences.

1. Write ‘someone/somebody’, ‘something’ or ‘somewhere’ according to the

2. Complete the sentences with ‘someobody/someone’, ‘someting’ or

3. The compounds in the sentence below refer to:

a place a thing/an event a person

a. ____________: something horrible happened to my sister yesterday.

Formación del First Conditional:

Proposición con ‘If…’ … proposición principal

Estructura If + sujeto + simple present sujeto + will (simple

Ejemplos If I decide to go out tonight, … I will send you a Whatsapp.

If people don’t recycle more, … climate change will get

También se puede invertir el orden. Por ejemplo:

1. Complete the sentences:

2. Choose the correct option:

b. we/eat/all this cake/we/be/sick.

c. he/not come/I/be/very surprised.

Se usa para hablar de tus objetivos a corto, mediano y largo plazo.

1. Oración afirmativa + question tag negativa.

2. Oración negativa + question tag afirmativa

1. Write the correct question tag:

2. Write the following sentences in the correct order:

b. older than you/isn’t he/?/your brother/is

c. doesn’t she/Sarah/?/likes ice cream

d. yesterday/you worked/didn’t you/?

e. is not american/?/is she/Kate/

f. ?/never liked Susan/did he/Peter

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