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    Inglés S2P1

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    The document provides information on different types of clauses, tenses, countable and uncountable nouns, and comparatives and superlatives in English grammar. It defines independent clauses as clauses that can stand alone without another clause, while dependent clauses need another clause to be complete. It also outlines the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses, including their positive, negative, and interrogative forms. Examples are provided to illustrate countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it explains how to form comparatives using "er/more" and superlatives using "est/most".

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    Inglés S2P1

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    The document provides information on different types of clauses, tenses, countable and uncountable nouns, and comparatives and superlatives in English grammar. It defines independent clauses as clauses that can stand alone without another clause, while dependent clauses need another clause to be complete. It also outlines the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses, including their positive, negative, and interrogative forms. Examples are provided to illustrate countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it explains how to form comparatives using "er/more" and superlatives using "est/most".

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    The document provides information on different types of clauses, tenses, countable and uncountable nouns, and comparatives and superlatives in English grammar. It defines independent clauses as clauses that can stand alone without another clause, while dependent clauses need another clause to be complete. It also outlines the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses, including their positive, negative, and interrogative forms. Examples are provided to illustrate countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it explains how to form comparatives using "er/more" and superlatives using "est/most".

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    Inglés S2P1

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    The document provides information on different types of clauses, tenses, countable and uncountable nouns, and comparatives and superlatives in English grammar. It defines independent clauses as clauses that can stand alone without another clause, while dependent clauses need another clause to be complete. It also outlines the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous tenses, including their positive, negative, and interrogative forms. Examples are provided to illustrate countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it explains how to form comparatives using "er/more" and superlatives using "est/most".

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    Independent clause and dependent clause

    ● Las cláusulas dependientes necesitas de una conjunción (For, And, Because, If, Yet,
    etc).
    ● Las cláusulas dependientes necesitan de otra para cobrar sentido.
    ● Las cláusulas independientes no necesitan de otra para cobrar sentido.

    I recived gifts for Christmas.

    Independent Clause Conjugación Dependent clause

    I recived gifts For Christmas.

    Once the play started, we were not allowed to talk.

    Independent Clause Conjugación Dependent clause

    We were not allowed to talk Once the play started.

    You will do much better if you study for the test.

    Independent Clause Conjugación Dependent clause

    You will do much better If study for the test.

    Noun, adjectives and adverbs


    ● Los sustantivos (nouns) son los sujetos de la oración, pueden ser personas, objetos o
    ideas.
    ● Los adjetivos describen al sustantivo.
    ● Los adverbios modifican al verbo u otro adverbio.

    The white dog runs slowly.

    Noun Adjective Adverb

    The dog White Slowly

    The song is special because it was easily to write.

    Noun Adjective Adverb

    The song Special Easily

    I'm a fool, I bought less green apples than red apples.

    Noun Adjective Adverb

    I Fool Less
    1, 2, 3, 4, 5…

    I wrote an essay He was taking an English Sara had watched TV. We had been studying.
    test.

    1.- Past simple 1.- Past continuos 1.- Past perfect 1.- Past perfect
    continuos

    2.- Escribí un 2.- Él estaba 2.- Sara ha mirado 2.- Nosostromos


    ensayo. tomando un examen TV. habíamos estado
    de inglés. estudiando.

    3.- I didn't write an 3.- He wasn't an 3.- Sara hadn't 3.- We hadn't been
    essay English test. watched TV. studying.

    4.-Did I write an 4.- Was He taking an 4.- Had Sara 4.- Had We been
    essay? English test? watched TV? studying?

    5.- Yes, I did. 5.- No, He wasnt. 5.- Yes, She had. 5.- No, We hadn't.

    I talk too much. She is working a lot. We have seen this movie. It has been raining.

    1.- Present simple 1.- Present continuos 1.- Present perfect 1.- Present perfect
    continuos

    2.- Hablo mucho. 2.- Ella esta 2.- Nosotros hemos 2.- Ha estado
    trabajando mucho. visto esta película. lloviendo.

    3.- I don't talk too 3.- She isn't working 3.- We haven't seen 3.- It hasn't been
    much. a lot. this movie. raining.

    4.- Do I talk too 4.- Is She working a 4.- Have We seen 4.- Has It been
    much? lot? this movie? raining?

    5.- No, I don't. 5.- Yes, She is. 5.- No, we haven't. 5.- Yes, It has.

    I will study. I will be working. He will have tidied his Luis will have been
    room. studying.

    1.- Future simple 1.- Future continuos 1.- Future perfect 1.- Future perfect
    continuos

    2.- Estudiaré. 2.- Estaré 2.- Él habrá 2.- Luis habrá estado
    trabajando. ordenado su cuarto. estudiando.

    3.- I won't study. 3.- I won't be 3.- He won't have 3.- Luis won't have
    working. tidied his room. been studying.

    4.- Will I study? 4.- Will I be 4.- Will He have 4.- Will Luis have
    working? tidied his room? been studying?

    5.- Yes, I will. 5.- No, I won't. 5.- Yes, He will. 5.- No, He won't.
    Simple Continuo Perfecto Perfecto
    continuo

    + Verbo en pasado Was/ were + Had + participio Had been +


    verbo ing participio
    Past
    - Didn't + verbo Wasn't/ Hadn't… Hadn't been…
    en presente… Weren't…

    ¿? Did + verbo en Was/ Were…? Had..? Had… been..?


    presente…?

    + Verbo presente Am/ Is/ Are + Have/ Has + Have/ Has been
    (-s en she, he, verbo ing participio + participio
    Present it)

    - Don't/ Am not/ Isn't/ Haven't/ Haven't/ Hasn't


    Doesn't… Aren't… Hasn't… been…

    ¿? Do/ Does..? Am/ Is/ Are..? Have/ Has..? Have/ Has…


    been..?

    + Will + verbo en Will + be + Will have + Will have been


    presente verbo ing participio + participio
    Future
    - Won't… Won't… Won't have… Won't have
    been…

    ¿? Will..? Will..? Will… have..? Will… have


    been..?

    Countable or Uncountable
    ● Las cosas contables tienen forma plural, se pueden poner números delante para
    expresar cantidad y artículos como “a” o “an”.
    ● Las cosas incontables no tienen forma plural y solo se cuentan en unidades de medida.

    Countable Uncontable

    Orange Cat Day Water Time Sand

    Car Book House Anger Meat Information

    Job Cucumber Teacher Rice Money Furniture

    Comparative and Superlative


    ● Comparativo (corto= -er than, largo= more… than). Prettier than/ more comfortable
    than
    ● Superlativo (corto= the… -est, largo= the most…). The fastest/ the most intelliget

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