ADVANCED
Who A person/people.
The athlete who is tall
practices running for a sport.
Where Places.
The house where I lived is
being remodeled.
Which Things.
The pen which is pink is used
by my mom.
A routine that I didn’t in the
past but I do now.
+ + got used to
+ Verb
e.g: You got used
to read books.
Present Past Future
Have/has
+ Had
Will have + Verb
(past participle)
• Present Pefect = to talk about actions that
have an impact today, started in the past and
still go on now or life experiences.
• Past Perfect= to express something that
happened before a specific time in the past, to
talk about actions that took place before
another action in the past.
• Future Perfect= To talk about future actions
that will already be finished at a certain time in
the future or will continue up to sometime in the
future.
Neg= haven’t/hasn’t, hadn’t, won’t have
?= have/has, had, will have + subj.
for • how • who • where • to • that
for Things.
how Objects or persons,
intention, goal, purpose, favour
who Person.
where Places.
to Direction, verbs (infinitive)
that Connect 2 sentences.
Allowed to • Supposed to • Be used to
• Got used to • Will get used to
Allowed to
• I’m allowed to eat in my work.
• I’m not allowed to listed to music.
Supposed to Current routine
• I’m supposed to finish my project.
• You’re not supposed to sleep while
working.
Be used to I didn’t but now I do.
• I’m used to waking up early every morning.
Got used to I didn’t but now I do.
• I got used to eating olives.
…
Neg= am/are/is not ?= am/are/is + subj.
am
going
+ + are
is
to
+ Verb
(est)
Short Shortest
Bad Worst
Good Best
Little Least
3 or more syllables:
The most expensive
(as)
Dogs and cats are
equally pretty.
Dogs are just as
pretty as cats.
IDIOM:
a group of words in a fixed order
that have a particular meaning that
is different from the meanings of
each word on its own.
LANGUAGE:
a system of communication used by
a particular country or community.
Would: Very formal. Polite request.
Would you help me?
Could: Formal. Shows respect.
Could you help me?
Can: Informal. Friends or family.
Can you help me?
May/ Very formal. Used by kids.
Might: Might/may you help
me?
Might = British
per
How frecuency do you do something?
Example: I go to the doctor twice
per week.
• for = introduce extra information.
• to = affect something or somebody.
• by = the author.
• because = the reason.
• in order to= the purpose.
• from= point or origin.
I live by Mexico.
Not the exactly place, but close.
Present Past Future
Have/has
+ Had
Will have + Verb
(past participle)
• Present Pefect = I have worked here for six
years.
• Past Perfect= I had finished my project before
he came to my house.
• Future Perfect= I will have traveled to
Acapulco when I start my holidays.
Neg= haven’t/hasn’t, hadn’t, won’t have
?= have/has, had, will have + subj.
How often = the frequency of an
action. How often do you go shopping?
Adverbs of frequency
• Always: 100% • Usually: 90%
• Normally/generally: 80%
• Often/frequently: 70%
• Sometimes: 50%
• Occasionally: 40%
• Seldom: 30% • Rarely: 20%
• Never: 0%
►At= Very specific, smallest.
• Time: Hours, parts of the day, time (the moment),
Holidays without "day" (Easter)
• Place: Addresses, Specific Locations.
►On= More specific, smaller.
• Time: Holidays with "day" (Easter Day), days,
dates, specific days, time (the weekend), day +
part of day (sunday morning)
• Place: Streets, Avenues, Surfaces, means of
transport, communication.
►In= General, bigger.
• Time: centuries, decades, years, months, weeks,
seasons, periods of time, holidays (The Easter
Holiday), parts of the day (the morning)
• Place: countries, cities, neighbourhood,
enclosed space.
An action that you did in
the past, but you don’t do
anymore.
+ used to
+ Verb
e.g: I used to play
flag football.
Used to talk about something
that we are accustomed to.
am
+ +are
is
used to
+ Verb
e.g: We are used to
make our beds.
It is the process to create a
new habit.
get
+ +gets used to
+ Verb
e.g: You get used to
clean your skin.
A new routine that you will
have in the future.
will
+ + get used to
+ Verb
e.g: I will get used
to travelling every
month.
Something you are in the
process to getting accustomed
to it.
am
+ + are
is
getting
+ used to
+ Verb
e.g: I am getting
used to walk with my
pets in the morning.
Who: People/a person.
A teacher is a person who works in
a school.
Where: Places.
That’s the school where I studied when
I was a child.
Which: Things/animals.
The dog which has a red collar is mine.
a word that serves as a key, as to
the meaning of another word, a
sentence, passage, or the like.
► After that. ► So.
► Finally. ► Then.
► But. ► And.
► Before. ► Later.
► First. ► On.