sábado, 31 de octubre de 2015
Present Progressive
Present Continuous or Progressive
The present
Continuous or Present Progressive is a verbal time that is used to express
actions that happen at the same moment in which it is speaking, for example:
I
am speaking English.
You are reading a book.
He is studying the lesson.
She is buying a hat.
It is raining.
We are sleeping.
You are dancing in the street.
They are walking in the park.
You are reading a book.
He is studying the lesson.
She is buying a hat.
It is raining.
We are sleeping.
You are dancing in the street.
They are walking in the park.
This verb tense is
constructed using the present simple as indicative of the verb To be as main
verb in the infinitive with the ending ING, as we see below:
About my self
About myself
My
name is Carlos Andres Gómez Trujillo, I'm thirty-one years old, I'm studying
fifth semester Industrial Technology in logistics.
I am
currently living in the second stage of the Barrio San Jorge of the City of
Neiva in the department of huila. I am married, I have two children and I work
in a private security company "Atlas Security".
My hobbies are to enjoy free time with my family, listen to music, watch TV and
practice my favorite sport.
Speaking
English a few years ago was a pleasure, but nowadays it has become a necessity
to improve in life on a personal and work level.
viernes, 30 de octubre de 2015
PREPOSITION / LOCATION
Preposition and preposional phrases of Location.
PREPOSICIONES DE LUGAR
EN INGLÉS.
PREPOSICIONES DE LUGAR
EN INGLÉS.
Las
preposiciones de lugar en inglés son palabras de ubicación, cuya función es
definir la posición espacial de un objeto respecto a otro, por ejemplo:
The book is behind of the computer
El libro está detrás de la computadora
Estas preposiciones
pueden ser:
In : Se refiere algo que está dentro de un lugar, es lo opuesto a out
The dog is in a room
El perro está en un cuarto
On : Generalmente significa una posición sobre,
pero en contacto con un objeto.
The car is on a street
El carro esta sobre la calle
At : Generalmente es usado para indicar una ubicación general.
At the Shopping Center ParkCity
En el Shopping Center ParkCity
Beside : Es usado para referir algo que está al lado de otro objeto.
There is a car beside the park
Hay un carro al lado del parque
Behind : Es usado para indicar que algo está detrás de un objeto.
Mary is behind me
Mary está detrás de mi
Between : Es usado para indicar que algo está entre dos objetos.
The bike is between the walls
La bicicleta esta entre las paredes
Among : Generalmente usado para indicar que algo está rodeado de 2 o mas
objetos.
The car is among the students
El carro está rodeado de
estudiantes
EXAMPLES
1
|
agree with
|
I don't agree with Carlos.
|
2
|
be about to
|
We are about to leave here
|
3
|
be back
|
I'll be back in a fivex minutes
|
4
|
be out of
|
They are out of food now
|
5
|
be over
|
In 24 minutes, everything will be over!
|
6
|
call back
|
I will call back in two hours.
|
7
|
clear up
|
Let's clear up this problem
|
8
|
come back
|
You must come back before five
o'clock
|
9
|
come on
|
Come on! I can't wait
any more
|
10
|
cut down on
|
Mary tried to cut down on his
expenses
|
CHARACTERISTICS
PHRASAL
VERBS
Phrasal verbs are
"compound verbs" that consist of two or three words. The first word
is always a common verb and the second may be an adverb or a preposition. The
latter component is also called a particle.
CHARACTERISTICS PHRASAL
VERBS.
1. Many times a Phrasal Verb
can be replaced by another verb, but it must be taken into account that a
phrasal verb is used more in spoken English and common verbs are used in formal
writing.
I came back tired and hungry
He returned to Mexico three
years later
The 2 previous examples show
that the use of a phrasal verb come back as a common verb to return mean to return, but are used in different
contexts.
2. Some particles retain
their meaning, even when used with different verbs.
I'll call you back later
She wrote to him but he
never wrote back.
Carry
on
with your work
They stayed on for another week at the hotel
Drink
up!
We have to go
Eat
up
all your vegetables. They are good for you
In the previous examples we
can note that the back, on and up particles maintain their meaning despite their
uses with different verbs. why:
Back indicates that something is returned (a
call, a letter).
On indicates that a sense of continuity is
given to the verbs.
Up indicates that
something is completely over.
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