Quantifiers from adjectives
Past necessities: using “have to” in the past
Quantifiers as adverbs
Practice: Quantifiers as adverbs
Expressing quantities with "hardly" and "not much"
Practice: expressing quantities with "hardly" and "not much"
Other and another
Using suffixes to turn adjectives into nouns
Quiz: Quantifiers from adjectives
Present simple to refer to the future
Preferences using "to"
Understanding Until and Till
Using the present simple to refer to the future
Prohibition using the present and near future
Quiz: Present simple to refer to the future
Future possiblities and speculations
Speculations
Offers and suggestions
First conditional
Infinitives after adjectives (adjective + to + verb)
Quiz: Future possiblities and speculations
Phrasal verbs and transitive verbs
What is a phrasal verb?
Passive transitive verbs
Common Indefinite Compound Pronouns
Quiz: Phrasal verbs and transitive verbs
Present perfect simple and continous
'That' as a Time Expression
Connecting ideas with "when" with past continuous and past simple
Present perfect simple and continuous
Quiz: Present perfect simple and continous
Closing
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Los pronombres impersonales compuestos son aquellos que se refieren a personas, lugares o cosas de manera general.
A los pronombres impersonales compuestos, aunque se refieran a un grupo, se les considera como tercera persona en singular (como he, she, it).
Things | Places | People | |
---|---|---|---|
every | everything | everywhere | everyone / everybody |
any | anything | anywhere | anyone / anybody |
some | something | somewhere | someone / somebody |
no | nothing | nowhere | no one / nobody |
Every- se refiere a todas las personas, cosas o lugares.
Any- se refiere a todas las personas, cosas o lugares en una oración positiva, y también se refiere a ninguna en una oración negativa.
Some- se refiere a una cierta cantidad de personas, cosas o lugares.
No- se refiere a ninguna persona, cosa o lugar en una oración positiva.
Escribe tres preguntas y respuestas para cada pronombre impersonal compuesto. ¡Comparte tu trabajo en la sección de aportes!
Contribución creada por Andrés Guano.
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