PAST SIMPLE

2. make these sentences negative.

1. We wont our volleyballmatch.

We didn't win our voleyball match.

2. My sister bought a present for her friend.

My sister didn't buy a present for her friend.

3.My dad cooked dinner.

My dad didn't cook dinner.

4. You sent me a text message yesterday.

You didn't send me a text message yesterday.

5. I enjoyed the film.

I didn't enjoy the film.

PAST SIMPLE

1. Complete the text.

I went (go) to a really exciting football match las weekend. It was Manchester United and Real Madrid. We arrived (arrive) at the stadium at 7:30. We bought (buy) some chips and some coke. Then we found (find) out seats. The match started (start) 7:45. My dad is a Mancheter United fan. When Real Madrid scored (score), my dad dropped (drop) his chips. He was really annoyed. But in the end, Manchester United won (win) 4-3. Both teams played (play) really wel- and my dad was pleased with the result!

ADJETIVOS DE CANTIDAD

ADJETIVOS DE CANTIDAD

1. Some (algunos, algunas) refiere una cantidad indefinida (cierto número de...) se usa en las frases afirmativas y las interrogativas cuando se espera una respuesta afirmativa:

Leave us some apples / Déjanos algunas manzanas.
I have some money / Tengo algo de dinero
Would you like some coffee? / Quiéres un poco de café?

Some puede ser sustituido por las siguientes expresiones:

a) 'A little', con sustantivos singulares que carecen de plural (tea, sugar, coffee, water):

I have a little tea / Tomo un poco de té

b) 'A few', con sustantivos en plural:

I have a few books about Mexico / Tengo algunos libros sobre México

2. Any, puede usarse en frases interrotativas (cantidad indefinida) o negativas (en este caso expresa la ausencia de cantidad). En el caso de las frases interrogativas, a diferencia de 'some', no se espera una respuesta afirmativa (podemos esperar tanto una respuesta afirmativa como negativa).

Are there any Argentinians here? / ¿Hay algún argentino aquí?
There isn't any problem / No hay ningún problema

En las frases afirmativas any significa cualquier:

Bring me any book you can find / Tráeme cualquier libro que puedas encontrar

Past continuous

PAST CONTINUOUS

1 We / talk / the beach .

We were talking on the beach

2 My sister / travel / in Asturias .

My sister was travelling in Asturias

3 We / visit / monastery / China .

We were visiting a monastery in China

4 Some women / dance / temple .

Some women were dancing in the temple

5 We / eat / fish / the beach .

We were eating fish on the beach

6 I / swim / the Caribbean .

I was swimming in the Caribbean

7 My friend Ana / climb up / the Great wall .

My friend Ana was climbing up the Great wall

8 We / hike / a forest .

We were hiking in a forest

9 I / ride / horse / Canada .

I was riding a horse in Canada

10 My friend Bruce / scuba dive / the Caymon Islands .

My friend Bruce was scuba diving in the Caymon Islands

PAST SIMPLE

Past simple




1 I didn't celebrated New Year's Eve .

I didn't celebrate New Year's Eve

2 My friends organize a fancy dress party .

My friends organized a fancy dress party

3 But they didn't invited me .

But they didn't invite me

4 So, I were very sad and lonely .

So,I was very sad and lonely

5 My best friends didn't were with me .

My best friends weren't with me

6 My cousin visite me in the afternoon .

My cousin visited me in the afternoon

7 But then she go to a party .

But then she went to a party

8 Did you danced on New Year's Eve? .

Did you dance on New Year's Eve?

9 I didn't watched TV because there was a horrible programme .

I didn't watch TV because there was a horrible programme

10 Everybody laughed and sing and was very happy .

Everybody laughed and sang and was very happy

EL uso de FOR

EL USO DE "FOR"

Se usa para decir cuánto tiempo ha durado una acción. En español suele decirse ‘durante’.

We’ve had this computer for about six months. / Tenemos esta computadora durante unos seis meses.

como se usa Since

SINCE


Se usa como una referencia a un punto de tiempo cuando algo empezó. En español suele decirse ‘desde’ o ‘desde que’.

We’ve had this car since January / Tenemos este coche desde enero.