Second Conditional and Relative Pronouns - Jeimy Fabregas

Present Continuous.

She has been very smiling lately.

Second Conditional.

If I had the time, I would definitely finish my tasks efficiently.

Some and Any.

Any.

- Do you have any pending tasks?

- No, I don't have any pending tasks.

Some.

- Do you have some cookies to share with your friends?

- Yes, I have a lot of cookies to share!

Relative Pronouns.

Laura, who is an architect, has built a big house.

Direct and Indirect speech.

Direct speech.

Carla told me yesterday "I have built a great house this week!" very excited.

Indirect speech.

Simon in the last class said that he had a lot of cookies to share.

Conditional 1 - Jeimy Fabregas

Simple Future.

Positive.

She'll be a great mother.

Negative.

They won't lose the basketball game.

Interrogative.

Positive answer.

- Will you marry me?

- Yes, I will!

Negative answer.

- Will he come to my birthday?

- No, he won't.

Going to.

Positive.

My sister is going to learn italian.

Negative.

My mom is not going to be a lawyer.

Interrogative.

Positive answer.

- Are we going to travel together in your car?

- Yes, we are!

Negative answer.

- Are they going to play soccer this week?

- No, they aren't.

Past Perfect - Jeimy Fabregas

Presente Perfecto, introduciendo just, never, ever, already, still, always.

Just - Never.

- Did you just steal that candy from the store?!

- No, I would never steal from anything or anyone!

Ever - Always.

- Have you ever listened to rock music?

- Yes, I love it, I always listen to it!

Still - Already.

- Hey, are you still trying to get your driver's license?

- No, because I already got my driver's license!

Present Perfect - Jeimy Fabregas

- Hey, I have read that cookbook you gave me, I really liked it!

- Oh, great! Have you ever cooked a recipe from the cookbook?

- Yes, I have!

- When did you cook a recipe last?

- I cooked a recipe on the weekend. I stored a bit for you, try it!