Guia Ingles semestre 3 etapa 1 y 2
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Conditional Type 0
It is used to express facts or universal truths.
We use it when we talk about things that are generally or always true.
Example:
If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.
If I study hard for the exam, I pass.
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Note: Remember that for the third person of the singular (he, she or it) in the simple present form, you must add an “s” at the end of the verb.
Exercise: Complete the blanks with the correct form of the verb.
1) If you _______________ (study) hard, you ________________ (be) a good student.
2) If it _______________ (rain), you _______________ (get) wet.
3) If you _______________ (mix) red and yellow, you _______________ (get) orange.
4) If he _______________ (work) a lot, he _______________(earn) a lot of money.
5) If she _______________ (wear) a blue dress, she _______________(look) great.
6) If we _______________ (watch) tv, we_______________ (enjoy) a lot.
7) If he _______________ (play) football, he ______________ (get) tired.
8) If I _______________ (eat) too much, I _______________ (feel) bad.
9) If she ______________ (go) to the party, she ______________ (dance).
10) If they ____________ (make) the homework, they ______________ (get) permission.
Conditional Type 1
It is used for situations that may be real or possible. In the main clause you can use WILL or a modal verb; such as MIGHT, CAN, or SHOULD.
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Example:
If it rains today, I will stay at home.
If you are sick, you should see a doctor.
If you are hungry, you can eat a snack.
Exercise: Complete the blanks with the correct form of the verb.
- If he _______ (be) busy now, I __________ (come) back tomorrow.
- If I __________(have) time, I ____________ (visit) my friends this afternoon.
- If it _________ (be) cold, you __________ (wear) warm clothes.
- If she _____________ (not/call) you, you ____________ (call) her.
- If they _______________ (not/invite) you, you ___________ (not go).
- If you _____________ (spend) more than you earn, you ____________ (become) a poor man.
- If we _____________ (not hurry) we ______________ (miss) our bus.
- If you _____________ (pay) now, you ______________ (get) a discount.
- If you _____________ (feel) sick, you _____________ (stay) in bed.
- If they _______________ (not/come) here, we _____________ (have) to go there.
Module 2 Past Habit vs. Present Habit
USE | BE USED TO | |
Used expresses that an activity was a past habit; it was occurring at an earlier stage of life but not now. It focuses on the past habit, not duration or frequency. (used + infinitive) It is a lexical verb limited to past tense. | Be used to expresses something that you are accustomed to; are familiar with and accept as normal. The verbal expression is followed by a gerund. | |
LECIAL VERB | VERBAL EXPRESSION | |
We used | to have eggs for breakfast | We are used to going on vacations every spring. |
We used | to wake up early to go fishing. | |
Myparents used | to tell stories before bedtime. |
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