Senior Complete
Senior Complete
Senior Complete
LANGUAGE
1ST QUINMESTER
1ST SENIOR
WEEK # 1
MODAL VERBS
Can Could
ABILITY
in present in past
Can Could May
PERMISSION ++
informal formal formal
should ought to
ADVICE normal
advice moral advice
must have to
OBLIGATION normal
obligation like a law
mustn't
PROHIBITION
It is forbidden
MAY /
MIGHT COULD CAN
POSSIBILITY
formal / less used / less
informal possibility
WILL SHALL
FUTURE TENSE - formal
(American) + formal (british)
STRUCTURE: Subject + modal verb + verb (base form) + complement
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/modals/mixed-3
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/modal-verbs/m009.htm
WEEK # 2
Review and practice – MODAL VERBS
A. Create a waterfall exercise with modal verbs ( 6 sentences at least) according to the next problem
Lola lives with her parents but she wants to live with her older Brother in Sidney
B. Create another waterfall exercise according to the next problem ( 6 sentences at least)
Mike wants to buy a motorcycle, he has the money but his parents don’t like that idea too much.
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS - Contenido obligatorio en cuaderno
Reflexive pronouns are objects that refer to the subject of the sentence. We can use them in any tense.
CHART
Subject Reflexive
Pronouns Pronouns
I myself
you yourself
he himself
she herself
it itself
we ourselves
you yourselves
they themselves
RULES:
2. This pronouns always refers to the same type of subject of the sentence
Examples: The nurse hurt herself - I cut myself
3. They usually appear alone, but additionally we can use by and for to change the meaning or the context
3.1 Use BY to emphasize that the author of the action did something without any help
Example: Lola prepared a great dinner by herself
POPULAR EXPRESSIONS
A. Create a sentence with every reflexive pronoun with the next subjects, verbs and tenses
1. The doctor / cure / past (by)
2. My mother / fix / future
3. Doris / create / present (for)
4. I / clean / past (by)
5. My parents / buy / past
6. Our class / prepare / future (for)
7. The cat / climb / past (by)
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar-exercises/reflexive-pronouns.htm
https://elt.oup.com/student/project/level5/unit03/grammar/exercise3?cc=ec&selLanguage=en
A. Create a sentence with every reflexive pronoun (7 in total). Talk about famous people and use the
verbs of the chart. Use by and for when necessary
We use these pronouns to refer to people, things and places IN GENERAL without mentioning their names. So, we
use these pronouns when we are not sure of the nouns or we don’t want to mention them.
Examples:
CAREFUL
In + sentences. All the indefinite pronouns for people are considered as 3rd person and you must add –s or –es in the
verb
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/something_anything.htm
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/indefinite-pronouns/ip004-indefinite-pronouns.htm
A. Replace the underlined parts of the next sentences with the correct indefinite pronouns
1. Lola buys candies, cake and soda for the party
2. Mary visited all her family last year
3. Mike and Joseph travel to Cuenca, Quito and Guayaquil and all the other cities in Ecuador.
4. My teacher put a test just for Mike.
5. Mike, Dolores and John are ready for the party.
B. Write sentences with the next indefinite pronouns, verbs and signs. Talk about your family
1. ? Anyone / look 4. No one / live
2. Somewhere / find 5. Everything / sell
3. - Anything / do
REVIEW - INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
B. Write sentences with the next indefinite pronouns, verbs and signs. Talk about professions
1. - Anyone / seen
2. ? Something / cook
3. ? Anything / change
4. + Nowhere / play
5. + Everything / sell
WEEK # 4
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_present-continuous_quiz.htm
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/present_progressive_mix.htm
C. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of the verbs using present continuous
3. + Winter ________ (come) now
4. – A dog _______(bark) at the moment
5. + Everyone _________ (make) mistakes in the factory. Look!
D. Write sentences with the next subject and verb. Don’t forget the complement of the sentences.
6. + The nurse / cure
7. – Dylan and I / practice
We use simple present to talk about habits or routines and facts. While present continuous is used for temporary
actions.
Add -s or –es when using third person subject ( he, she, it)
Don’t forget the auxiliaries for simple present (does – 3rd person / do - rest)
VIDEO LESSONS (English)
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs1.htm
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/simple_present_progressive2.htm
A. Are the underlined verbs right or wrong? Correct the verbs that are wrong
1. Water boils at 100 degrees celsius – CORRECT
2. The water boils. Can you turn it off?
3. Look ! That man tries to open the door of the house
4. I must go now. It gets late
5. I am usually going to work by car.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
+ Lola ________ (sings) ________
-
?
✔ ✗
+ I have never behaved wrong with my parents I have already finished the cleaning at home.
Present perfect main use and all forms - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riwGrzpWvhw (English) – Activate
subtitles in Spanish
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/present-perfect-simple/exercises
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/present_perfect_statements2.htm
A. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of present perfect.
WEEK # 5
Don’t forget that verbs in simple past have regular and irregular form (including verb to be – was / were)
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.superprof.es/apuntes/idiomas/ingles/gramatica-inglesa/verb-tense/exercises-simple-present-and-simple-
past-exercises-ii.html
D. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of the verbs using present tense or past
simple.
E. Write sentences in the correct tense with the next particles. Don’t forget the complements of the
verbs.
11. + The soccer player / hit / every weekend.
12. – Dylan and I / change / last month
13. ? Mark / close / now.
Does the cat eat daily? Yes, it does. The cat eats its food all the time.
Is the cat eating now? Yes, it is. The cat is eating its food right now.
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-english-2/exercise-english-9791.php
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/present-continuous-progressive/question-forms
MINI PRACTICE #12 - Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
Answer the next questions with true answers. Don’t forget to explain your anwer.
We use Wh – words to create more elaborate questions to ask about, people, places and more.
What, when, where, who, how, why, how often, how much … are the most used wh – words.
STRUCTURE
IN SIMPLE PRESENT
IN PRESENT CONTINUOUS
This can use auxiliary or not, depending if the result of the question goes in the subject or object
1. If the result goes in the subject. Do not use auxiliaries ( do / does / verb to be) and add –s or –es to the verb
o Who shouts in class?
Mike does
2. If the result goes in the object. Use the auxiliaries as usual and the verb goes in base form/
o Who do you work with?
I work with Lola
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/simple-present/form/exercises?05
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/present-continuous-progressive/wh-questions-write
MINI PRACTICE #13– Contenido obligatorio en cuaderno
A. Create Wh – questions in simple present according to the underlined part of the next sentences.
1. I live in California 4. Lola wakes up at 6:00
2. I enjoy to spend time with my family 5. My mother is a doctor
3. I check my bank account every Friday
WEEK # 6
Don’t forget that the auxiliaries have / has depend on the subject:
HAS – 3rd person (he, she, it) HAVE – 1st person, 2nd person and plural
Lola has gone to the park My family and I have gone to the park
G. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of the verbs using present perfect.
1. Ingrid _________________ (not/understand) what the teacher said
2. Harry _________________ (not/swim) at Bondi Beach.
3. Heidi _________________ (not/teach) Spanish very long.
4. We _________________ (know) her since she arrived to our city.
5. This order _________________ (lead) to many misunderstandings.
H. Answer the next questions: Use the complements: since / for when necessary
6. How long have you known your best friend?
7. Have your classmates told you about the next holiday on October 9 th ?
8. How long have you studied here?
WEEK # 8
3 TYPES OF FUTURE
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/future-mix/exercises
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/future.htm
A. Write a question with the correct form of future for each situation
1. Your friend has won some money. You promise:
2. Your friend has just bought a new table You make a plan
3. Your friend is planning a party tomorrow. You confirmed something
B. Write sentences with the next subject, verbs and tenses. Don’t forget the complement of the
sentences.
4. P. continuous + The client / see
5. Be going to – Lola and I / cook
6. Complete the next full sentences
GOING TO WILL
+ Mike ________ (study) here. + Mary ________ (record) a TikTok video.
- -
? ?
✔ ✗ ✔ ✗
FUTURE PROGRESSIVE
S + will be + verb ( - ing form) + C + Mark will be doing his homework at 8 o’clock
tomorrow
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/future/future-continuous
https://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/tenses/future-progressive/exercises
MINI PRACTICE #17- Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
1. I'll try to return your notes as soon as ___________ (finish) copying them.
2. This time next week, I ___________(have) lunch with Mr Brown.
3. When I ________ (be) 60 I will retire.
4. Alex ________ (arrive) late. He’s stuck in traffic.
5. What time you ___________ (leave) for the party?
B. Create your own sentences with future continuous using the next verbs and signs
Example:
TIP
We can invert the clauses and the meaning will not change
I will win your heart if you give me a chance. – IN THIS CASE, THE COMMA IS NOT NECESSARY
I will cut the Wi-Fi if you don’t clean your room
DON’T FORGET
No matter the order of the sentences, the conditional (if) always must be in present simple and the result must be in
(future simple, going to or with modal verbs)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i31dZJfsn2U – Spanish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58GjdEwZgLg – English
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/grammar-firstconditional1.html
http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-english-grammar-time-clauses-exercises.html
MINI PRACTICE #19 - Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
B. Create sentences using first conditional with the next verbs for the condition and signs:
6. Mike / bite / ,
7. Lola / catch / no ,
8. Steve / choose / no ,
9. My parents / travel / ,
10. The realtor / forget / no ,
WEEK # 10
FIRST CONDITIONAL # 2
DON’T FORGET
1. The tenses
That the condition goes in Present Simple
And the result goes in Future Simple
FIRST CONDITIONAL with when, , as soon as, unless and until- Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
When I see my mother, I will give her a big hug – not sure.
If I see my mother, I will give her a big hug – I will see her, for sure
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/unless-and-if
https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2589
MINI PRACTICE #20 - Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
A. Complete the next sentences with the first conditional. Don’t forget the punctuation.
B. Create sentences using first conditional with the next verbs and prepositions. Talk about your favorite
artists.
6. if / buy / ,
7. as soon as / deal / ,
8. when / cut / no ,
9. until / find / no ,
10. unless / keep / ,
Normally WILL is used in the main clause of first conditional sentences. However you can also use the modal verbs
and going to complete the result clause
A. Create 10 sentences with first conditional according to the movie posters. Use the prepositions of
the chart and verbs related to every movie. Use modal verbs for the result.
PREPOSITIONS
1 IF
2 WHEN
3 UNTIL
4 AS SOON AS
5 UNLESS
WEEK # 11
Structure – If + subject 1 + past simple + , + subject 1 or 2 + would / wouldn’t + verb (base form)
1. To talk about unreal possibilities in the present, or To talk about dreams or wishes in the future
VIDEO LESSONS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjbHhhAj0vU&t=2s -- Spanish
ONLINE PRACTICE
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/conditional/second-conditional-1
https://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/grammar-secondconditional2.html
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-sentences/type-2/exercises?02
B. Write 2nd conditional sentences using the next subjects, verbs and signs.
6. Mike / create / no ,
7. Leslie / go / ,
8. Mark / do / no ,
9. My colleagues / stay / ,
10. The dentist / extract / no ,
To talk about situations in the past with different result, but now we cannot change them.
A. Create 10 sentences with 2nd conditional (WISH) according to the professions of the picture. Use
verbs related.
A. Write 6 sentences with the next cartoon characters using reflexive pronouns. Use verbs related.
Example: Tommy study Science by himself
B. Write 6 sentences with other characters but now using the next indefinite pronouns: someone,
everywhere, anywhere, everything and nobody.
Example: Tommy studied with everyone at class yesterday.
A. Change the next sentences to present simple and present continuous. Don’t forget to change
the complements
1. I have worked here since I graduated 3. We have gone to the beach many times.
school. 4. I will go to see a play tonight
2. Doris forgot her folder. 5. Michael studied hard all day.
B. Create present perfect sentences with the next verbs and signs. Talk about you.
1. - Steal
2. + Compare
3. ? Drill
4. + Inspire
5. - Smell
A. Create 6 first conditional sentences (with , ) and 6 second conditional sentences (without , )
according to the next professions. Use verbs related and imagine an appropriate result.
WEEK # 13
Structure – If + subject 1 + past perfect + , + subject 1 or 2 + would have + verb (past participle)
1. To talk about hypothetical past situations and its results. These are things that we cannot change. (real or
fictional situations)
If you had eaten that old hamburger, you would have died.
Mary wouldn’t have had a headache if you had done your homework
VIDEO LESSONS
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/conditional/third-conditional-1
https://speakspeak.com/english-grammar-exercises/intermediate/third-conditional
D. Write 3rd conditional sentences using the next subjects, verbs and signs.
16. Messi / win / ,
17. Leonardo Dicaprio / act / ,
18. Maluma / sing / ,
19. Rafael Nadal / practice / ,
20. El chavo del ocho / make / ,
A. Create 10 sentences with 3RD conditional according to the next picture. Talk about the characters or the
movies Use verbs related.
PROBLEMS WITH 3RD CONDITIONAL
11. What would you have done if it had been a sunny day yesterday?
12. Would you have stayed at home if it had rained yesterday?
13. What high school would you have chosen if you had had a lot of money?
14. What would have been different if the cellphone had never been invented?
15. If you hadn’t had any siblings, how would your life be different?
16. What would have been different if the Spanish conquer had never occurred?
17. What would you have done if you had been the leader of the country during a pandemic?
18. If you hadn’t learned Mathematics, how would your life be different?
19. What would the world be like if Steve Jobs had never been born?
20. Would your family bought a new luxury car if they have had enough money to do so?
WEEK # 15
REVIEW 3 CONDITIONALS
A. Create 4 sentences with first conditional then change them to 2 nd and 3rd conditional. Adapt the
sentences if necessary. Total 12 sentences.
a. Eat / turkey
b. Celebrate / with family
c. Buy / presents
d. Forget / the Christmas lights on
WEEK # 16
REVIEW 3 CONDITIONALS
A. Create 15 sentences
with conditionals in
order (1st, 2nd and 3rd)
according to the next
characters of the
movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clK-T5oI7Lg
WEEK # 17
QUESTIONS WITH CONDITIONALS
WEEK # 18
REVIEW 3 CONDITIONALS
C. Create 10 sentences with the 3 conditionals in order according to the next picture:
SIMPLE PAST (VERB TO BE) – contenido obligatorio en cuaderno
We use the verb to be in the past for the same as we did on present tense: professions, states, nationalities, feelings,
etc.
A. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of past simple:
1. She. _________ in the classroom
2. The weather _________ really nice.
3. Robert and Stan_________ Garry’s friends.
4. She _________ in South Africa last month.
5. Jessica and Kimberly _________ late for school.
C. Complete the next full sentence using the past of be. Talk about last Christmas.
We usually add -ed to regular verbs in simple present, but careful with the additional rules:
ONLINE PRACTICE
https://agendaweb.org/verbs/past-simple-regular/index.html
https://elt.oup.com/student/solutions/elementary/grammar/grammar_06_022e?cc=global&selLanguage=en
A. Write positive sentences in simple past with the next verbs. Talk about your own life.
1. accept 4. like
2. count 5. talk
3. visit 6. wish
WEEK # 19
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses_past-continuous-quiz.htm
https://www.english-4u.de/en/tenses-exercises/past-progressive.htm
MINI PRACTICE #38- Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
7. Check the error or errors in the next paragraph, underlined them and correct them.
Yesterday, it were raining and thundering all day. Ann wasn’t playing inside the house.
She wanted to be outside. She wasn't played outside because it was raining.
She feels tired of being trapped inside the house.
PAST CONTINUOUS
+ Lucy ____________________ (cook) ____________________________
- ________________________________________________________
? ________________________________________________________
✔ ________________ ✗ ________________
A. Create five positive sentences and five negative sentences in past continuous according to the
professions of the picture. Use verbs related to every profession and don’t repeat the verbs.
PAST SIMPLE VS. PAST CONTINUOUS - Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
*If we want to mix both sentences we must use: WHEN (cuando) / WHILE (mientras)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIqYlBkH3Mg
ONLINE PRACTICE
https://www.englishtenses.com/tests/when-vs-while/choose-when-or-while
A. Complete the sentences with the correct form (past simple and past continuous.
1. Last night, I stayed alone at home. I (read) _________________________ when Mary (come)
___________________ in suddenly. She made me scream!
2. I spent yesterday afternoon watching TV. When Susan (call) __________________________, I (watch)
________________________ The Simpsons.
3. You won’t believe this: A mouse (appear) ________________________ on my desk while I (study)
________________________. It was horrible!
4. My brother came home late last night. I (sleep) __________________________ when he (enter)
__________________ my bedroom to ask me for money.
B. Check the errors in the next sentences, circle them and rewrite the sentences correctly
5. I was driving my car back home yesterday afternoon, when a tree was falling across the street.
6. Yesterday in class while the teacher spoke, Tom was starting to throw paper balls outside the window.
7. While Mike cried for his test result, Sara was eating a salami sandwich.
8. Lola done her project when Steve was planning a new one.
REVIEW P. SIMPLE VS. P. CONTINUOUS
MINI PRACTICE #41- Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
A. Use the past simple and past continuous to complete the sentences
1. When they ______ (leave) the stadium, the sun _________ (shine).
2. The students __________ (play) chess when the teacher _______. (come in)
4. The dog ________ (eat) its food while I _________ (watch) TV.
B. Create your own sentences using simple past and past continuous with the next verbs. Talk about you
and your class friends.
6. (sleep) / (arrive) - WHILE 9. (eat) / (fall) - WHILE
7. (drive) / (stop) - WHEN 10. (watch) / (break) - WHEN
8. (become) / (travel) - WHEN
WEEK # 20
We use reported speech to report or said what other people have said. Saying what happened with different words.
Example
She said that la rosa the Guadalupe was amazing – REPORTED SPEECH
STRUCTURE
CAREFUL
We don’t need to change to reported speech for general facts or things that are always true
Use say to emphasize what it’s said and the message is directed in general
ONLINE PRACTICES
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/reported-speech/past
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/reported-speech/write-1
We use reported speech to report information. The only rule we have to remember is to change tense
according to the usual chart.
B. Change the next sentences to reported speech. All messages are to your family and use
told.
2ND QUINMESTER
1ST SENIOR
WEEK # 1
REVIEW REPORTED SPEECH
B. Change the next sentences to reported speech. All messages are to your friends and use told.
A. Report the next sentences in order. Use told and say according to every comic strip.
Example: Get + on
Phrasal verbs can have different meanings according to every context, so search a meaning according to
your needs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvXH6JMUEy4 (Spanish)
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/phrasal-verbs/exercises?02
https://englishgrammarexercise.com/phrasal-verbs-select-preposition-1/
Find the meaning, write it down and make a sentence in simple present or simple past with each one
The phrasal verbs are mini phrases that have different meanings when changing the preposition after the verb. They
follow the usual rules of the English tenses.
1. BEHAVIOUR
Find the meaning, write it down and make a sentence in simple present with each one
2. LIFE’S DRAMAS
Find the meaning, write it down and make a sentence in simple present with each one
A. Create 2 sentences with simple past and past continuous according to the next comic and 3
sentences only with simple past.
WEEK # 4
A. Complete the next sentences with the correct form of past perfect.
6. - Martha / try
7. ? Mark / cry
8. ? The bank / close
9. + The student / copy
10. + The boy / plant
REPORTED SPEECH REVIEW
Retrieved from: patriciaestrella.wordpress.com - *For more information check Guide from week # 20 (1Q
REPORTING ORDERS
We use this tense to report orders and suggestions. Careful here, the tense does not change like in reported speech.
Use:
Structure:
Example:
Mary to me: “Buy a new tv” R: Mary told me to buy a new tv.
MORE EXAMPLES:
Julia to us: “You should get a dog” → Julia advised us to get a dog
Steve to Mary: “Don’t worry” → Steve told Mary not to worry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi9-WOtDgH0
ONLINE PRACTICE – Para practicar y reforzar
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech/exercises?09
A. Report the next sentences from the comic strips. Check the type of sentence before reporting
information.
WEEK # 7
1. Actions that started in the past and may continue in the present
MORE EXAMPLES
Have they been running until now? - Yes, they have / No, they haven’t
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CvBeSwELV0
ONLINE PRACTICE
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/tests/present-perfect-progressive-2
http://www.focus.olsztyn.pl/en-present-perfect-continuous-quiz.html#.XpTxkMhKjcc
C. Find the errors, circle them and rewrite the sentences correctly
7. Mark and Jhon has being doing the homework for 2 hours
8. Joana and I have been foughting each other for more than 6 months.
Create 5 yes/no questions and 5 wh questions according to the next picture using present perfect continuous. Don’t
forget to answer those questions.
Example: Have the kids been playing all night? – Yes, they have.
WEEK # 8
3. Used it after prepositions (about, at, on, after, before), *exception – but (conjunction), use infinitive
4. Used it after certain nouns (advantage/ disadvantage of, danger of, reason for, interested in, problem with)
I have reasons for doubting about you
She is interested in singing tomorrow
5. Used it after some common expressions and phrasal verbs (look forward, to be worth, cant help, don’t
mind, feel like)
My mother doesn’t feel like cooking
I don’t mind seeing you later.
VIDEO LESSON
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaXNVF7W2Aw&t=139s
ONLINE PRACTICE
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/structures/gerund_infinitive.htm
A. Complete the next sentences with the correct form using GERUND / INFINITIVE
B. Create sentences with GERUND / INFINITIVE with the next words Talk about you
6. ask 9. sad
8. enjoy
REMEMBER - You can use the gerund or the infinitive in the subject, object, or complement of a sentence
I like cooking – I like to cook Cooking is the best The best is to cook here – the
best is cooking
VERBS THAT CAN BE FOLLOWED BY GERUND OR INFINITIVE
A. Create sentences with infinitives or gerund according to the following verbs. Talk about you and your family.
1. Allow 6. Want
2. Ask 7. Tell
3. Choose 8. Teach
4. Need 9. Expect
5. Remind 10. love
WEEK # 9
A. Complete the next sentences with the correct form using GERUND / INFINITIVE
B. Create sentences with GERUND / INFINITIVE with the next words Talk about actors of Hollywood.
6. need
7. urge
8. hope
9. pay
10. detest
It is the change of the order in the sentence, to put emphasis in the object or the action.
ACTIVE: Doctors cure patients PASSIVE: Patients are cured by the doctors
author object object author
STRUCTURES
2 – Without mention the author (but the place, or the purpose, etc.)
RULES
In simple present: Object + verb to be (am, is, are) + v (past participle) + Author / place
In past simple: Object + verb to be (was, were) + v (past participle) + Author / place
In present continuous: Object + verb to be (am, is, are) + being + v (past participle) + Author / place
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MubAiVKaWEc
ONLINE PRACTICES – Para practicar y reforzar
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/passive-1
https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/passive-write-2
PASSIVE VOICE CHART
WEEK # 10
And create 12 sentences using passive voice. Change the verbs if necessary. And don’t forget to include
the date.
WEEK # 14
1. Did my parents give a nice present? 4. Will Ben direct the next show?
2. Did a dog enjoy the food? 5. Has the cat broken the window?
3. Does Mary water the flowers every day?
B. Answer the next questions with true answers:
We use modal verbs to speculate about if something is true or not. (Present tense)
STRUCTURE
RULES
1. When you are not sure if something is or not possible in the future – use: MAY, MIGHT, AND
COULD
Examples:
The doctor might cure the patient – you are talking about possibility
The doctor could cure the patient – You are making a speculation more than a probability
2. When we are almost 100 % sure that something is true or POSSIBLE – use: MUST
3. When you are almost 100% that something is IMPOSIBLE or not sure– use: CAN’T
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sM0Ys5mBYc
ONLINE PRACTICES – Para practicar y reforzar
https://www.examenglish.com/grammar/B1_present_modals_of_deduction.htm
A. Create sentences with modals of deduction with the next subjects and verbs
1. My mother / work
2. The politicians / steal
3. My best friend / forget.
4. Messi / train
5. Roger Federer / clean
B. Find the errors in the next sentences, circle them and rewrite the sentences correctly.
WEEK # 15
We use them to see if something is true or not in the present tense and future.
B. Create 4 sentences with must, 4 sentences with can’t and 4 sentences with might, using modals
of deduction. Talk about the characters or videogames of the next picture:
WEEK # 16
EXAMPLES
My friends must have finished their book. Because I saw it in the store.
They can’t have finished their book. Because I saw them doing it.
*Can’t vs couldn’t
Might / may / could - when we think it’s possible that something happened
They might have finished their book. Because I saw them happy
They should have finished their book. They wrote very well.
https://www.curso-ingles.com/practicar/ejercicios/modal-perfects/correct
https://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/4g66-past-modals-exercise.php
A. Create sentences with modals perfects with the next subjects and verbs
1. Daniel / work 4. Jonas / develop
2. Stelle / steal 5. Mike and Sarah / buy
3. Damian and I / forget.
B. Find the errors in the next sentences, circle them and rewrite the sentences correctly.
6. It can’t have been Doris. She always does her job on time.
7. You might have cooked really well. Because, your last dish was awful
8. She must have been his mother. She was too young.
C. Create 2 sentences with modal perfects talking about your music idols and use verbs related
MODAL VERBS
MODAL PERFECTS
While we use modal perfects to guess or speculate about information of the past
May / might / could – 50% Must – 100 % of being true Can’t – 100 % of not being
of possibility of being true. or that way true or that way
Lola can’t have played saxophone well. Because she was very sick – NOT POSSIBLE due to conditions.
NOTEBOOK PRACTICE #28– Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
C. Create 2 sentence with modal verbs and 2 sentences with modal perfects according to the next
picture
WEEK # 17
Example: Get + on
Phrasal verbs can have different meanings according to every context, so search a meaning according to
your needs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvXH6JMUEy4 (Spanish)
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/phrasal-verbs/exercises?02
https://englishgrammarexercise.com/phrasal-verbs-select-preposition-1/
MINI PRACTICE #29- Contenido obligatorio en el cuaderno
Find the meaning, write it down and make a sentence in different future forms with each one. Talk about your
classmates:
Find the meaning of the next phrasal verbs and write down sentences that talk about your idols.
WEEK # 18
Find the meaning, write it down and make a sentence in different simple forms. Talk about your classmates:
1. Come from
2. Hand out
3. Figure out
4. Stand aside
5. Take down
6. Go over
7. Iron out
8. Look for
9. Pull away
10. Rip off