Ejercicios Resueltos de Gramática y Vocabulario en Inglés: Tiempos Verbales, Pasiva y Condicionales

Ejercicios de Tiempos Verbales y Modales en Inglés

Alan may see this film. You shouldn´t trust criminals. I could forget to lock the door. You should have called me when you were in town. You should have started exercising. The school... you hadn´t to bring yours. I could have gone to bed earlier. Why didn´t... We mustn´t have told her the correct address. Take an umbrella. It might rain. The lights... They must have gone to bed early. There was nothing you could do to change. I will be going out with... By the time my friends..., I will have finished. Don´t phone... She will be having dinner. We won´t be working next week. This time next..., I will be driving for... I´m afraid... won´t have arrived by... It´s strange... We will have traveled.

La Voz Pasiva en Inglés

We are using... New technology is being used to complete the project. Hotel rooms have been reserved for the trip to London by Emily. A taxi was called for me by my neighbour. The manager´s instructions won´t be ignored next time. Please... the baby is sleeping. Will you stay in this...? I am going to go to the... We usually visit our... What was she doing when...? We´re sure you will enjoy. The teacher had given the exam. I hope you haven´t eaten yet. Have you finished? He has been working. I had done well. She had been working. I had missed.

Casos Especiales de Doble Objeto en Pasiva

• 1. English is taught to Spanish children in this school.
• 2. Spanish children are taught English in this school.
• 1. The bill should have been sent to us.
• 2. We should have been sent the bill.
• 1. His books are going to be lent to her.
• 2. She is going to be lent his books.
• 1. A reward was given to her last week.
• 2. She was given a reward last week.

Oraciones de Relativo (Relative Clauses)

Sanvifurni is a successful furniture shop where I buy a lot of my furniture. The customer whose bag was stolen from the restaurant was really upset. I don´t like to think about that day when I was fired. The athlete whom they awarded had been training for 2 years. The boy who is a writer is wearing Doc Martens boots. The Ritz Hotel, which is very famous, had a fashion show. You are sitting on a bench whose paint is still wet. You made an offer that we cannot accept.

Preposiciones y Estructuras en Relativas

• The man whom Louise is talking to used to be homeless.
• The desk which you are writing on is an antique.
• The issue which we discussed was controversial.
• This is the teacher by whom we were helped.
• The building where we live is very old.
• The story is about a family that has three sons.
• The path where you walk is too long.
• This is the witness who watches the crime.

Phrasal Verbs y Vocabulario Avanzado

Every bit... factual. Nelson... influential. In some... acceptable.

• He went out to run an errand and he finished at 2.
• I wouldn´t dare to jump.
• We are refunding. Could you nod?
• There was a lack of... We can´t afford... beyond our reach. They haven´t... to date.
• Brian crashed into the front. It isn´t a good idea to bring up politics. Don´t let me down. I must slack off working. You can´t take your time. I hand her the letter.
• The salesman wrapped up my order. Last-minute decisions are a bad idea. The manager got some disturbing news to me. My colleague wants to make a request for a raise this week. Nobody backed up the driver´s story because it was unbelievable. If you do shifts at work, it means that you are a good worker. You cannot tell these two friends apart because they are equal.
• Your idea is far-fetched, so I won´t do it. They will call off the workers. In appreciation of everything you´ve done, we will give them a present. I have to commute to work because I can´t work at home.

Preposiciones, Derivados y Oraciones Condicionales

Preposiciones Comunes

of / to / on / in / about

Vocabulario y Formación de Palabras

Relaxation / recognition / ... / excellent / enjoyable

Pronombres Relativos

which - that / whose / who - that / which - that

Práctica de Oraciones Condicionales

• We enjoyed... -> If the plot hadn´t been thrilling, we wouldn´t have enjoyed the film.
• John... -> If John had studied, he would have got a good job.
• You can´t... -> If you know the password, you will be able to enter the building.
• I can´t help... -> If I weren´t very busy, I would help you.