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Elaborado por: Lic. María Eugenia BeatrElaborado por: Lic. María Eugenia Beatriz Castilla Villalobos, E.D., M.E.iz Castilla Villalobos, E.D., M.E.

UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANAUNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANACENTRO DE IDIOMASCENTRO DE IDIOMAS

CENTRO DE AUTOACCESOCENTRO DE AUTOACCESO

INGLÉS CONVERSACIÓN 600INGLÉS CONVERSACIÓN 600

SKYLINE 4BSKYLINE 4B

ASESORÍA GRUPALASESORÍA GRUPAL





ASESORÍA 1ASESORÍA 1


ORDER OF ADJECTIVESORDER OF ADJECTIVES

• A wonderful blue cotton blouse

• Interesting square leather shoes

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit • Gramática Delti – Unit

• opinion + size + color + material + noun


NECESSITIES: NEEDNECESSITIES: NEED

• Wendy and Anne need to clean their bedroom.

• Stella needs to go to the supermarket.

• S + need(s) + to + verb in infinitive + complement.


NECESSITIES -NECESSITIES -

• I don’t have to work next Monday.

• Ernest doesn’t have to visit his relatives this weekend.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 34

• Gramática Delti – Unit 67

• S + DO/DOES + not + HAVE TO + verb in infinitive + complement.


OBLIGATIONS: HAVE TOOBLIGATIONS: HAVE TO

• I have to finish my homework.

• Danny has to lose weight.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 34

• S + HAVE/HAS + TO + verb in infinitive + complement.


OBLIGATIONS: HAVE TO ?OBLIGATIONS: HAVE TO ?

• Do you have to watch that program today?

Yes, S do. / No, S don’t.

• Does Samy have to carry that heavy bag?

Yes, S does. / No, S doesn’t.

• Do/Does + S + HAVE + TO + verb in infinitive + complement + ?


OBLIGATIONS: HAVE TO Wh?OBLIGATIONS: HAVE TO Wh?

• What do you have to do tomorrow night?

• Why does Robert have to drink a lot of water?

• Question word + do/does + S + HAVE + TO + verb in infinitive + (complement) + ?


OBLIGATIONS: MUSTOBLIGATIONS: MUST

• I must clean my house this weekend.

• Tony and Liz must get the visa for the USA.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 32• Gramática Delti – Unit 67

• S + must + verb in infinitive + complement.


OBLIGATIONS: MUST -OBLIGATIONS: MUST -

• You must not open that box.

• These students mustn’t arrive late.

• S + must + NOT + verb in infinitive + complement.


SUGGESTIONS: SHOULDSUGGESTIONS: SHOULD

• You should drink chamomile tea.

• Luis should improve his pronunciation.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 33• Gramática Delti – Unit 67

• S + should + verb in infinitive + complement.


SUGGESTIONS: SHOULD -SUGGESTIONS: SHOULD -

• You shouldn’t watch horror films.

• Marla should not take a lot of luggage.

• S + should + NOT + verb in infinitive + complement.


RECOMENDACIONESRECOMENDACIONES

• Utiliza los ejercicios complementarios que se marcan en la guía de aprendizaje (pathway).

• Compara tus respuestas de los ejercicios del libro de texto y del cuaderno de trabajo con las claves de respuestas en la Sala de Escritura.


RECOMENDACIONES …RECOMENDACIONES …

• Puedes usar el video del libro.

• Visita la página: http://cursodeingles.com

• Participa en los clubes de conversación.




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ANY DOUBTS?ANY DOUBTS?


CONDITIONAL TYPE 0CONDITIONAL TYPE 0

• (IF + S + verb in present simple + complement) + , + (S + verb in present simple + complement) + .

• If I have money, I go to the restaurant.• If we study hard, we pass the level.• You get a prize if you answer the questions

correctly.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 111• English Grammar in Use – Unit 38

• Gramática DELTI – Unit 57



• (IF + S + verb in present simple + complement) + , + (S + WILL / CAN + verb in infinitive + complement) + .

• If I have money, I’ll travel around the world.• If we study hard, we can get a scholarship.• You’ll get a better job if you speak English well.





• (IF + S + verb in past simple + complement) + , + (S + WOULD / COULD + verb in infinitive + complement) + .

• If I visited my relatives, they’d be very happy.• If Charles wasn’t so jealous, his wife could be nice to

him.• You would win that prize if you knew the answer.




CONDITIONAL TYPE 3CONDITIONAL TYPE 3• (IF + S + HAD + verb in past participle + complement)

+ , + (S + WOULD / COULD + HAVE + verb in past participle + complement) + .

• If I had visited my friends last summer, I’d have been very happy now.

• If Charles had eaten a lot of broccoli, he wouldn’t have been sick.

• You would have passed the exam if you had studied hard.




IMPROBABLE DESIRES FOR IMPROBABLE DESIRES FOR THE PRESENT: WISHTHE PRESENT: WISH

• S + WISH + S + verb in past simple + (complement).

• Helen wishes she spoke perfect French.• We wish we could go to England. • I wish I were retired.

I wish I were / was …

• English Grammar in Use – Unit 41


PAST MODALS: WOULD / PAST MODALS: WOULD / SHOULD / COULDSHOULD / COULD

• We would have been sad if my sister hadn’t arrived.

• Laura would go jogging every Thursday when she was a teenager.

• English Grammar in Use – Unit

• S + would / should / could + HAVE + verb in past participle + complement.


PAST MODALS FOR PAST MODALS FOR DEDUCTION: MUST / MAY / DEDUCTION: MUST / MAY /

MIGHT / COULDMIGHT / COULD• S + must / may / might / could + HAVE + verb

in past participle + (complement).

• Mathew must have a problem that’s why he’s late.

• They may go to Veracruz next weekend.• Tim might come today, he’s not sure.• That can’t be true!

• English Grammar in Use – Unit 28-30


SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITYSIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY

• I’ll probably buy a new bike next month.

• I think it will rain tomorrow.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 28-29• Gramática Delti – Unit 51

• S + will + verb in infinitive + complement.


SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITYSIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY

• I guess…

• I think…

• Maybe…

• I’m not sure…

• Probably


SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY -SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY -

• I guess I won’t see that movie.

• Raphael will probably not go to Veracruz next Saturday.

• S + will + NOT + verb in infinitive + complement.


SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY ?SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY ?

• Will you go to the concert?Yes, I will.

• Will Mike and Danny come next year?No, they won’t.

• Will + S + verb in infinitive + complement + ?


SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY Wh?SIMPLE FUTURE: POSSIBILITY Wh?

• What time will you be there?

• How will they get to Mexico City?

• Question word + will + S + verb in infinitive + (complement) + ?


FUTURE PROGRESSIVEFUTURE PROGRESSIVE

• S + WILL + BE + verb in ING + complement.

• Steven and Mike will be writing their project at that time.

• Alex will be listening to music in the afternoon.

• English Grammar in Use – Unit 9-10• Gramática DELTI – Unit 56


FUTURE PROGRESSIVEFUTURE PROGRESSIVE - -

• S + WILL + NOT + BE + verb in ING + complement.

• Catherine won’t be taking exercise tonight.

• You won’t be studying so hard next month.


FUTURE PROGRESSIVE FUTURE PROGRESSIVE ??

• WILL + S + BE + verb in ING + complement + ?

• Will your pet be playing with the ball all day long?

• Will you be talking on the phone at 5 pm?

• YES, S + WILL.• NO, S + WON’T.


FUTURE PROGRESSIVEFUTURE PROGRESSIVE Wh? Wh?

• Question word + WILL + S + BE + verb in ING + (complement) + ?

• Where will Patsy be buying her clothes in the US this year?

• Why will you be reading that book this week?


FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT

• S + WILL + HAVE + verb in past participle + complement.

• Susan will have studied English in 10 years.• I’ll have eaten lots of vegetables by 3 pm.• They’ll have already presented our dissertation by the

year 2010.

• Essential Grammar in Use – Unit 15-20• English Grammar in Use – Unit 7-8 & 11-14

• Gramática DELTI – Unit 53-54


FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT - -

• S + WILL + HAVE + NOT + verb in past participle + complement.

• I think Hellen won’t have finished his project by Friday.

• We won’t have cooked dinner by 3 pm.


FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT ? ?

• WILL + S + HAVE + verb in past participle + complement + ?

• Will the dog have eaten that food by night?• Will you have returned from the supermarket by 4

pm?

• YES, S + WILL.• NO, S + WON’T.


FUTURE PERFECTFUTURE PERFECT Wh? Wh?

• Question word + WILL + S + HAVE + verb in past participle + (complement) +?

• How much will she have paid for that car?

• Which book will you have lent me by Monday?

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