FUTURE will-shall-be going to-present continuos. TENSES AND EXERCISES

FUTURE WITH WILL (SIMPLE)

Se usa:

1.    El "future simple" es un tiempo que sirve para describir acciones que se van a desarrollar en el futuro cercano o lejano.

          I will play tennis. / Yo jugaré al tenis 

          She will buy a car. / Ella se comprará un coche

    We will send them a postcard./ Les enviaremos una postal

2. se puede utilizar con o sin mencionar el tiempo en el que se desarrollará la acción:

          We will go to the cinema tomorrow / Nosotros iremos al cine mañana

          We will go to the cinema / Nosotros iremos al cine

3. Se utiliza para hacer prediciones sobre el futuro, expectativas y describir deseos, decisiones espontáneas, opinar y hacer un ofrecimiento.

They will win the match/ Ellos ganarán el partido

I think that I will abroad when I am older/ Pienso que viviré en el extranjero cuando yo sea mayor.

It is too hot. I will turn on the air-condicionating/ Hace demasiado calor. Encenderé el aire acondicionado.

I have got a headache. I will get you an aspirin/ Tengo dolor de cabeza. Yo te daré una aspirina.

• SHALL se usa para hacer sugerir algo. Usar con 1ª persona singular,"I" y 1ª en plural, "we"

                   Shall we dance?

                                     Particulas identificativas

·       I think, I hope (espero), I’m sure (estoy seguro), maybe(quizás), in four months’ time (dentro de 4 meses), one day, in the future, in 2008, next week, soon (pronto), later, next year, tomorrow,..

Estructura afirmativa:      SUJETO + WILL + VERBO BASE

Estructura negativa:          

                                               SUJETO + WILL NOT O WON’T+ VERBO BASE    

Estructura interrogativa:  WILL O WON’T + SUJETO + VERBO BASE?

                                            

                                                QUESTION WORD + WILL+ SUJETO + VERBO BASE?

                                   

Ejemplos:

What will you do?/ ¿Qué harás tú?

We will play in the patio / Nosotros jugaremos en el patio

He won't do his homework/ Él no hará los deberes

Where will we live?/ ¿Donde vivirmos nosotros?

I won't go to the beach / Yo no iré a la playa

Will they have dinner in the restaurant?/¿Cenarán ellos en el restaurante?

Will you have coffee with your friends?/ ¿Tomarás café con tus amigos?

FUTURE WITH  BE GOING TO

Se usa:

1.   Se utiliza para hablar de nuestros planes (plan inseguro), intenciones, proyectos  en un futuro cercano, decisiones, evidencias, señales.

He is going to teach us how to jump from a boat/ Nos va a enseñar a saltar desde un barco.

          I have already decided my destination. I’m going to Madrid./ Yo tengo decido mi destino. Voy a ir  a Madrid

    James is going to travel aroun the world next year/James viajará alrededor del mundo este año.

    Look! That car is going to crash/ !Mira¡. Ese coche se va a estrellar.

    She is pregnant. She is going to have a baby in April/ Ella está embarazada. Ella tendrá un niño en Abril

                                                  Particulas identificativas

·       Look¡, decided, on Tuesday, tonight, in a hour, this afternoon, later, tomorrow, soon, next week, next sumer...

Estructura afirmativa   SUJETO + BE + GOING TO + VERBO BASE

Estructura negativa:     SUJETO + BE NOT + GOING TO + VERBO BASE 

Estructura interrogativa:   BE + SUJETO + GOING TO + VERBO BASE?

                                     

Ejemplos:

My mother is going to buy me some sungkasses on Saturday / Mi madre va a comprarme unas gafas de sol el sábado.

Tonight thet are going to sleep in a tent / Esta noche van a dormir en una tienda de campaña.

Are you going to talk about the ocean? / ¿Vas a hablar sobre el océano?

She is not going to stay on the ship /Ella no se va a quedar en el barco

I am going to have a barvecue on the beach / Yo voy a hacer una barbacoa en la playa

I feel ill. I am going to be sick./ Estoy enfermo. Voy a vomitar

They are going to meet in the cinema./ Ellos van a encontrarse en el cine

She is going to fly to las Vegas tomorrow./ Ella va a volar a las Vegas mañana

FUTURE WITH  TO BE + - ING

Se usa:

1.   Se utiliza para hablar de acciones o planes que van a ocurrir con toda seguridad, porque ya se han fijado u organizado con antelación (plan seguro).

We are having a party next Saturday.

I am seeing the bank manager a 9 o’clok

They are moving into their new flat on 7^th July

We are meeting outside the cinema at 8:30 pm

We aren’t travelling next week to Thailandia

My boatis leabing in an hour

Are they going on holiday tomorrow

We aren’t going to the cinema later

The student are watching a documentary about sharks in a hour

I am meeting Susan On Monday

You are going to the sports centre at ten o’clock

                  

Particulas identificativas

·       In a hour,  on Sunday, tomorrow, next moth, on 7^th May, at 8 o’clok, later..

Estructura afirmativa        SUJETO + TO BE + VERBO  - ING

Estructura negativa:         SUJETO + TO BE NOT + VERBO -ING

Estructura interrogativa:  TO BE + SUJETO + VERBO - ING?

                                     

To be: I am, you are, it is, we are, she isn’t, they aren’t…

Future: will, shall, be going to, present continuos. ALL LEVELS. EXERCISES

FUTURE TENSES. INTERMEDIATE

WILL OR GOING TO.  ELEMENTARY

ELEMENTARY

INTERMEDIATE

GOING TO. ELEMENTARY

FUTURE TENSES

FUTURE TENSES

• GOING TO
• PRESENT CONTINUOS
• WILL
• GOING TO vs WILL
• PRESENT CONTINUOS vs WILL
• ALL FUTURE FORMS 1
• ALL FUTURE FORMS 2

ELEMENTARY FUTURE FORMS
INTERMEDIATE FUTURE MIX TENSES
INTERMEDIATE FUTURE TENSES WITH SONG

SIMPLE PAST AND CONTINUOS. ELEMENTARY AND PRE-INTERMEDIATE

PAST SIMPLE

• POSITIVE STATEMENTS
• NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
• QUESTIONS

PAST CONTINUOS

• POSITIVE STATEMENTS
• NEGATIVE STATEMENTS
• QUESTIONS

PAST SIMPLE VS PAST CONTINUOS

PASADO SIMPLE O PASADO CONTINUOS EJERCICIO

AST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS EJERCICIOS RESUELTOS 1

PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS EJERCICIOS RESUELTOS 2

PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS EJERCICIOS RESUELTOS 3

JUEGO INTERACTIVO. PASADO SIMPLE O CONTINUO

PRACTICA PASADO SIMPLE O CONTINUOS CON JUEGO INTERACTIVO

GRAMMAR EXERCISES. INTERMEDIATE 1-2

You can practise intermediate grammar with these exercises. Watch these videos

PRESENT PERFECT AND CONTINUOS

   

REPORTED SPEECH

 

  

PRESENT PERFECT AND CONTINUOUS

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

FOR or SINCE

OTHER TENSES

REPORTED SPEECH. TENSE CHOICE

REPORTED SPEECH. WORD ORDER

PREPOSITIONS AFTER THE VERBS 1

PREPOSITIONS AFTER THE VERBS 2

PREPOSITIONS AFTER ADJECTIVES

I'M DRIVING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Lyrics | Chris Rea lyrics - Driving Home For Christmas lyrics

MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY-BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

FILL THE GAPS

Bring it Down, band!
Now , I just came here ----- to say
I just wanna say ...
I just wanna say ...

Merry Christmas baby, you ---- treat me ---

Merry Christmas baby, you --- treat me --

I feel just like I'm living in ------
Now ----Now you see, I feel real --- tonight
And I ----music on the radio
And I feel good tonight
And I ---- music on the radio
And I feel just like I wanna kiss you
--------- my ------
----- came down -----, half past three
With lots of nice little ----- for my baby and me
Merry Christmas baby, you surely treat me nice
And I feel like I'm --------, just living in paradise
Come on boys

Well now
----- came down ----, half past three
With lots of nice little ----- for my baby and me
Merry Christmas baby, you --- treat me ---

And I feel like I'm living, just living in ---
And I just came down to say ... merry Christmas baby
I just wanna say ... merry Christmas baby
I just wanna say ... merry Christmas baby
I just wanna say ... merry Christmas baby
And happy new year too
Oh yeah
Play it ----- go !
Merry Christmas, happy new year

CHRISTMAS AT ALL- COLDPLAY

LONDON TRAVEL GUIDE. INTERMEDIATE II

 

Watch the first 3 minutes od the vídeo and try to fill in the gaps with the words you hear.

So, you're coming to London, one of the____________ ___________ __________in the world!

Hostel bookers will take you around the city's most interesting____________ and share some of London's must-see hidden gems, which kept everything cheap and cheerful with___________

and free things to do ______ ____________ ______.

First things first , buy an Oyster Card, this your key to getting around transport for London website or buy from a London station.

Top spot a few more landmarks pop on the ultimate_______ _________ ________, the number 15, not only is it the authentic London double-decker but it is also _______ _______ than the commercial ______________buses.

Or why not ride a bike from one of many docking_______ _____________all around the city centre?

The West End is London's_____________neighbourhood. Major films premiere in Leicester Square, but don't pay top dollar for cinema tickets here, __________, go round the corner to the Prince Charles Cinema for cheap screenings.

If you___________seeing a top London show, your best bet is to try the Coliseum, one of London's___________ ___________, which offers cheap tickets, for certain___________. If you're after a quick bite before show, dive into China Town for some cheap eats. Choose one with lots of _____________ _______________and you're guaranteed an authentic____________. Once an old flower market, there's never a ____________ ____________ around Covent Garden. To watch the __________ ____________, avoid the premium tables at the _____________ eateries and instead grab a snack and____________ ____________ ____________ on the kerb.

Next, head to neighbouring Trafalgar Square. This is the National Gallery which offers ______ ___________ and cheap Saturday cinema sessions.

The National Portratit Gallery is ust ___________ ___________.

Head along Neal Street and Neal's Yard for creative ________________ dishes at the  _________

World Food Café; there are plenty of great boutiques and vintage shops distract you en route.

Get out on the river Thames and see London from a fresh_________. Why not use your Oyster Card on the Tate Boat, a service that runs between two of London's top art ___________.

On the south side of the river Thames, an area called ____________ ______________ you'll find some of London's major cultural __________________ . Have a browse round the South Bank book fair, you also find Shakespeare's Globe, the National Theatre and the Royal Festival Hall along this stretch. ____________ the British Film Institute___________ you to explore the film archive for free. It is truly a hub for the ____________.

Vocabulary

hub: centro neuràlgico

stretch: tramo

kerb: bordillo

many docking stations: estación central

cheaps screenings: proyecciones baratas

dive into: sumergirse, zambullirse

grab a snack: coger un snack

vintage: de época, clásico, retro

landmarks: puntos de referencia

truly: verdaderamente, realmente

to spot: detectar, encontrar

WOULD YOU LIKE TO DISCOVER A BIT MORE ABOUT YOURSELVES?

 MYERS AND BRIGGS PERSONALITY TEST.

 The Story of Isabel Briggs Myers

Isabel Briggs Myers, with a bachelor's degree in political science and no academic affiliation, was responsible for the creation of what has become the most widely used and highly respected personality inventory of all time. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) instrument, now taken by at least two million people each year-and translated into sixteen languages-was developed over a period of more than forty years, progressing from Isabel Myers' dining room to a cottage industry, to the prestigious Educational Testing Service, and to its current publisher, CPP, Inc.

Isabel Myers and her mother, Katharine Cook Briggs, both astute observers of human behavior, were drawn to C. G. Jung's work, which sparked their interest into a passionate devotion to put the theory of psychological type to practical use. With the onset of World War II, Isabel Myers recognized that a psychological instrument that has as its foundation the understanding and appreciation of human differences would be invaluable. She researched and developed the Indicator over the next four decades, until her death in 1980. Following are the tenets of Isabel Myers' philosophy, found among her papers after her death. She was known for her keen intelligence and tenacious curiosity, as well as a deeply held set of values and generosity of spirit. She is remembered for her enormous contribution to the field of psychological testing and to the theory of typology, but also for her strength of character and her tireless pursuit of human understanding.

Myers Briggs personality types

Myers Briggs theory

The Myers Briggs model of personality is based on four preferences:

• E or I (Extraversion or Introversion)
• S or N (Sensing or iNtuition)
• T or F (Thinking or Feeling)
• J or P (Judgment or Perception)

ISTJ Introverted Sensing with Thinking	ISFJ Introverted Sensing with Feeling	INFJ Introverted iNtuition with Feeling	INTJ Introverted iNtuition with Thinking
ISTP Introverted Thinking with Sensing	ISFP Introverted Feeling with Sensing	INFP Introverted Feeling with iNtuition	INTP Introverted Thinking with iNtuition
ESTP Extraverted Sensing with Thinking	ESFP Extraverted Sensing with Feeling	ENFP Extraverted iNtuition with Feeling	ENTP Extraverted iNtuition with Thinking
ESTJ Extraverted Thinking with Sensing	ESFJ Extraverted Feeling with Sensing	ENFJ Extraverted Feeling with iNtuition	ENTJ Extraverted Thinking with iNtuition

PREINTERMEDIATE

OPPOSITES. ADJECTIVES


ARTICLES


COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE


PREPOSITIONS OF TIME


PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE


PAST


COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES


SPORTS AND GAMES

GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR EXERCISES-EXPLANATIONS

INTERMEDIATE 2

PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOS

AT, IN, ON, AFTER, BEFORE, DURING, WITHIN, BY, ON

GERUND OR INFINITIVE

2º CONDITIONAL

PRESENT, PAST, FUTURE CONDITIONALS

VERBS WITH THEIR DEFINITIONS

TOWNS AND AROUND VOCABULARY

HUMAN BODY VOCABULARY

CHARACTER AND PERSONALITY VOCABULARY

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

VERB +PREPOSITION

PAST SIMPLE

SOMEBODY OR ANYBODY

PASSIVE VOICE

PREFIXES

WORDS+MEANINGS