Voz Pasiva, Oraciones Causativas y Condicionales en Inglés: Guía Práctica de Gramática
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🔹 UNIT 7: Passive Voice & Causative Structures
✅ Passive Voice
Use: When the doer of the action is unknown or unimportant.
Form: be + past participle
(The crime was reported by a witness.)
| Tense | Active | Passive |
|---|---|---|
| Present | The police arrest him. | He is arrested. |
| Past | They closed the case. | The case was closed. |
| Future | They will investigate it. | It will be investigated. |
✅ Causative (Have/Get something done)
Use: When someone else does the work for us.
Form:
have + object + past participle
(I had my car repaired.)get + object + past participle (more informal)
(She got her nails done.)
📌 TIP: Practice rewriting active sentences into passive and causative.
🔹 UNIT 8: Conditionals & Mixed Conditionals
✅ Zero Conditional: Facts
If + present, present
(If you heat water, it boils.)
✅ First Conditional: Real future
If + present, will + base verb
(If it rains, we will cancel the trip.)
✅ Second Conditional: Unreal present
If + past, would + base verb
(If I were rich, I would travel the world.)
✅ Third Conditional: Unreal past
If + had + past participle, would have + past participle
(If you had studied, you would have passed.)
✅ Mixed Conditional: Past → Present or vice versa
(If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now.)
📌 TIP: Create “What if...?” scenarios to practice mixed conditionals.
🔹 UNIT 9: Relative Clauses & Reduced Clauses
✅ Relative Clauses
Use: Add extra information about a noun.
Relative pronouns: who, which, that, whose, where
(The woman who lives next door is a doctor.)
✅ Defining vs. Non-defining
The boy who won the contest is my brother. (essential information)
My brother, who won the contest, is very smart. (extra information)
✅ Reduced Relative Clauses
Active: The man talking to the teacher is my dad.
Passive: The book written by her is amazing.
📌 TIP: Start with full relative clauses and then try to reduce them.
🔹 UNIT 10: Reported Speech & Reporting Verbs
✅ Reported Speech
Change tenses when reporting:
“I am tired,” → She said she was tired.
“I will call you,” → He said he would call me.
✅ Time Changes
| Direct Speech | Reported Speech |
|---|---|
| now | then |
| today | that day |
| tomorrow | the next day |
✅ Reporting Verbs
say, tell, explain, ask, suggest, warn, advise, admit, etc.
(She suggested going home.)
📌 TIP: Practice converting dialogues to reported speech.
🔹 UNIT 11: Adjectives, Adverbs & Comparisons
✅ Adjectives vs. Adverbs
Adjective: describes a noun (She is quick.)
Adverb: describes a verb (She runs quickly.)
✅ Comparative Structures
Short adjectives: taller, smaller
Long adjectives: more beautiful, more exciting
✅ Superlative Structures
the tallest, the most intelligent
📌 TIP: Practice comparing cities, countries, people, etc.
🔹 UNIT 12: Wishes & Unreal Situations
✅ Wish + Past Simple (present regrets)
(I wish I had more time.)
✅ Wish + Past Perfect (past regrets)
(I wish I had studied for the test.)
✅ Wish + Would (annoyances or future desires)
(I wish you would stop yelling.)
📌 TIP: Think of 3 wishes about your life now, your past, and someone else’s behavior.