Describing events
Live events
Sequence connectors
Listening exercise: A basketball game
Quiz: Describing events
Simple past vs. Present perfect
Differences between past simple and present perfect
Past habits
It's just happened
Writing exercise: Simple past vs. Present perfect.
Quiz: Simple past vs. Present perfect
Prepositions
By preposition
To preposition
Speaking exercise: Prepositions
Quiz: Prepositions
Pronouns
Possessive Forms
Compound pronouns: anyone, anybody, anything y anywhere
Role-play: At the stadium
Quiz: Pronouns
Comparison and preferences
(Not) Same ... as ...
Comparison and preferences
Like... better / more than...
Quiz: Comparison and preferences
State changes and suggestions
Changing situations: present continuous and verbs of state change
Suggestions and offers with "shall"
Listening exercise: Suggestions and offers
Quiz: State changes and suggestions
Quantify and qualify
A bit / A little / A few
Too / Enough
Quiz: Quantify and qualify
Articles
Definite / Indefinite / No Article
Speaking exercise: Articles
Role-play: Grocery shopping
Quiz: Articles
Conclusion
Congratulations and till the next time!
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Durante los eventos en vivo (live events), un comentarista o presentador describe las acciones al mismo tiempo que estas suceden. Por lo tanto, la estructura gramatical para describir los eventos en vivo es presente simple.
Recuerda la conjugación del verbo para tercera persona singular.
Algunos ejemplos de eventos en vivos son: deportes, conciertos, inauguraciones, programas de televisión.
Mira los siguientes eventos y responde: ¿qué está sucediendo?
Escribe cuatro oraciones para describir el siguiente evento en vivo usando el presente simple.
Contribución creada por Andrés Guano.
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