PROGRAMA DE LENGUA EXTRANJERA INSTITUCIONAL INTERLINGUA

NAME : Erika Muñoz Correa____________ PROGRAM :lengua castellana

CODE: 20162 150 728
LEVEL 4 PROFESSOR: PAOLA ANDREA HOYOS R.

UNIT 11

 Conditional Type 1
 Modals: May- Might – Could

UNIT 12

 So – neither – too – either

 Present perfect progressive

UNIT 11 taller #2
1. Read the definition for the Conditonal type 1 and complete the blanks using the correct form of
the First conditional.

The first conditional is a structure used for talking about possibilities in the
present or in the future.
How to form a complex sentence with the first conditional
If clause Main clause
If + subject + verb in the present tense - Subject + Will/Won´t + verb
If the weather isn’t nice, we won´t go swimming.
If you study hard, you will pass the test

FISRT
CONDITIONAL

 He
Will be depressed if he fails the exam.
 If you go out with your friends tonight, I Will watch the football match on TV.
 I Will earn a lot of money if I get that job.
 If she doesn't hurry, we will miss the bus.
 If we see him tomorrow, we Won’t say hello because i don´t like him.
 I Won’t Go to London if I don't get a cheap flight.
2. Watch the following viddeo reviewing the uses of the verbs MAY-MIGHT-COULD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaBH_huiJSM

3. Complete the exercises using the verbs MAY-MIGHT-COULD.

 Could you please pass me that book over there?

 When he was young he Could dance all night long

 You Might at least come with us and meet our new neighbour, don't you think?

 She Might drive but she takes the bus to go to work

 In that country citizens May make suggestions openly.

 Nowadays, people Could travel very easily all over Europe

 Could you please let me know your answer by the end of the week?

UNIT 12
1. Read the information in the following image:
2. Complete the quiz online: https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/so-neither/
3. Check the rules for the Present Perfect Progressive tense:

4. Translate the following sentences using the structure of the Present Perfect Progressive:

a) Ella ha estado comiendo helado todo el día.

She has been eating ice cream all day.

b) Nosotros no hemos estado gastando tu gasolina.

We have not been spending your gasoline.

c) Yo he estado mirando Netflix en mi computador.

I have been watching Netflix on my computer.

d) ¿Sarah y Nicolas han estado en el parque desde la madrugada?

Have Sarah and Nicolas been in the park since dawn?

e) Los perros no han estado callados.

The dogs have not been silent.

f) ¡Tu no has estado cantando rancheras hoy!

You have not been singing rancheras today!