Vacaciones en Galicia: Diario de Viaje en Pontevedra, Santiago y Finisterre + Gramática Inglesa (Voz Pasiva, Estilo Indirecto y Condicionales)
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Diario de viaje: vacaciones en Galicia
Today I have been vacationing in Galicia. At 6 in the morning I caught the car with my family. About 11 a.m. we stopped at a roadside bar for breakfast and, after a long journey, we arrived at our hotel in Pontevedra at about 2 p.m.
El hotel y la ciudad
The hotel is small but very nice and is next to the beach. We have visited the city and then we went for a walk along the beach. We tried a bath, but the water was very cold.
Planes para mañana
Tomorrow we will go to Santiago and Finisterre. We hope they are as beautiful as my friends told me. But before that, we will dine at the harbor, which is very nice at night.
Tomorrow I will tell you more.
Gramática inglesa
Voz pasiva (Passive Voice)
- Present simple: Sells – are sold
- Past simple: Sold – were sold
- Future simple: Will sell – will be sold
- Present continuous: Is selling – are being sold
- Past continuous: Was selling – were being sold
- Present perfect: Has sold – have been sold
- Past perfect: Had sold – had been sold
- Should: Should sell – should be sold
- Could have: Could have sold – could have been sold
- Has to: Has to sell – have to be sold
- Going to: Is going to sell – are going to be sold
Conditional
Estilo indirecto (Reported Speech)
- I am from – Jean said he was from
- I go fishing – Linda said she went fishing
- Sam is having – Tom said Sam was having
- I loved Anne – Frank said he had loved Anne
- I have never liked – She said she had never liked
- She can speak – I said she could speak
- I will leave – Jane said she would leave
- I have to do – She said she had to do
- They must take – The teacher said they had to take
- It may rain – The presenter said it might rain
Cambios de expresiones de tiempo y lugar
- Yesterday – the day before
- Today – that day
- Tomorrow – the next day
- Tonight – that night
- Next week – the following week
- Last week – the week before
- An hour / two days – an hour / two days
- A week ago – a week before
- Here – there
- This / these – that / those
Oraciones condicionales (Conditionals)
1.º Primer condicional: If + present simple → will + infinitive / modal + infinitive / imperative
If you get an interview for the job, you will be nervous.
2.º Segundo condicional: If + past simple → would / could / might + infinitive
If we lived in London, we would go to the theatre more often.
3.º Tercer condicional: If + past perfect → would have / could have / might have + past participle
If they had seen the weather forecast, they would have come with us.