Passive Voice
Introduction to Passive Voice
Passive with Present Simple
Listening Practice: New Headlines with Passive Voice
Quiz: Passive Voice
Relative & Complementary Clauses
Possessions: Using "whose"
Complementary clauses with "about"
Quiz: Relative & Complementary Clauses
Expressions: Asking Questions
Indirect Questions with -wh pronouns
Tag Questions
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Quiz: Expressions: Asking Questions
Expressions: Assumptions, Preferences & Suggestions
Making assumptions with "must" and "can't have"
Expressing Choices with "either... or"
Negative Suggestions: "Let's not..."
Trying to plan a party
Quiz: Expressions: Assumptions, Preferences & Suggestions
Building Vocabulary
Abstract Nouns
Adjectives Order
Adjectives from verbs and nouns - common suffixes
Using "to" + infinitive and "ing"
Using "quite" and "quite a (n)"
Using "between" and "among"
Quiz: Building Vocabulary
Conclusion
Conclusion
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Must have y can’t have son dos estructuras para hacer deducciones o suposiciones acerca de algo que sucedió en el pasado.
Estructura: must have / can’t have + verb in past participle
Must have se utiliza cuando tú estás muy seguro o con una gran certeza que algo va a suceder. Mientras que can’t have se utiliza cuando un evento o acción es imposible que suceda.
Mira la siguiente imagen y responde la pregunta: ¿cómo llegó el elefante a la avenida? Utiliza must have y can’t have para deducir la causa.
Mira la siguiente imagen y responde la pregunta: What do you think happened here? Utiliza must have y can’t have para deducir la causa. ¡Comparte tu trabajo en la sección de aportes!
Contribución creada con aportes de: Andrés Guano.
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