English Class

BY: MARIAN 
Index

1. Exercices prepositions
2. Quiz about phrasal verbs
3. Future Progressive Explanation and Exercises
4. Use of seem
5. Use of even
6. False Friends
PREPOSITIONS – TIME
PREPOSITIONS – TIME

 months / seasons  in August / in winter

 time of day  in the morning
 year  in 2006
 aftera certain period  in an hour
of time (when?)
PREPOSITION - TIME

 for night  at night

 for weekend  at the weekend
 a certain point of  at half past nine
time (when?)
 PREPOSITION – TIME

 from a certain point  Over a certain

of time (past till now) period of time
A specific time  A length of time
 PREPOSITION - PLACE

 in the kitchen, in London

 in the book
 in the car, in a taxi
 room, building, street, town, country  in the picture, in the world
 book, paper etc.
 car, taxi
 picture, world
 PREPOSITION - PLACE

 at the door, at the station

 at the table
 at a concert, at the party
 meaning next to, by an object  at the cinema, at school,
 for table at work
 for events
 place where you are to do
something typical (watch a film,
study, work)
PREPOSITION - PLACE

Jane is
standing by /
next to /
beside the car
 PREPOSITION - PLACE

BELOW OVER

The fish are below the surface •put a jacket over your shirt
•over 16 years of age
•walk over the bridge
•climb over the wall
Exercises
Answer
 Stative Verbs

 This type of verbs are designated "stative verbs" , refers to

temporary situations or states.
So, we say I’m sorry, I don’t understand rather than I’m not
understanding

You don’t use this type of verb with continuous form.

Verbs
Verbs to express Perception verbs Verbs of possession
taste
See
Like Have
hear
dislike Sound Own
love Smell
hate Possess
Taste
prefer Imagine belong
recognize
 Dinamyc Verbs

 A dynamic (or action) verb shows continued or progressive action on

the part of the subject.
 Is one that can be used in the progressive (continuous) aspect,
indicating an unfinished action.
 Future Progressive

 Indicates continuing action. Is an action in developing in this

case, refers an action will be developing in the future.

 Tomorrow morning, I will be studying.

 At 7 o’ clock tomorrow, I will be watching that film.
Interruption in the future

 Also we can use to indicate an action will stay interrupted in

the future

 I will be watching TV when mum comes from work.

 Dad will be cooking dinner when I arrive home.

Long action is developing (future continuous)

 Specific Time and Simultaneous

 To refers actions that will happen in a specific time

 Next month she will be driving her new car.

Simultaneous Actions
 Also we can use show simultaneity, it means two actions will be
produced at the same time in the future

 I will be working while he will be having fun.

 Gramatical Structure

[will be + present participle]

 You will be waiting for her when her plane arrives
tonight.
 Will you be waiting for her when her plane arrives
tonight?
 You will not be waiting for her when her plane
arrives tonight.
 Seem

 stative verb
 You don’t have 100 % certain
 It’s your impression and perception of something
You seem tired today (what category is seem?)
 (Pareces cansado hoy –aunque quizás no lo estés–)
 You are tired today
 (Hoy estás cansado –no hay duda de que lo estás–)
 Seem

 Both look and appear can be used to refer to an observable state

 He appears to be worried/ He looks worried
 (He seems to be worried-perhaps there is something about his
facial expression or behavior that leads us to think he may feel this
way)
 Instead, when we use seem we do it to talk about an impression or
perception of ours, in which the subject does not necessarily come
into play.
 Even

 He is always working, even on Sundays (affirmative sentences)

 He even told me the truth
Even he told me the truth
Expressivity and emphasys
• He is not my friend, I don’t even know his name (Negative
sentences)
• She was so afraid of the dark, she wouldn’t even sleep alone
 Even

 That actor is handsome but my boyfriend is even more handsome

 Even though: A pesar de que…

 Even when : Incluso cuando…
 Even if: Incluso si…

 Even though she wakes up early, she is always late for work
 Even when she wakes up early, she is late for work
 Even if she woke up early, he would be late for work
 Even

 Even he was ill, he went to work

 Even though he was ill, he went to work