TIMES OF THE VERBS

PRESENT SIMPLE

Indica acciones habituales del presente.

Affirmative

SUBJECT+VERB

Examples:

I work

He works.

Negative

SUBJECT+DON’T or DOESN’T+VERB

Examples:

I don’t work

She doesn’t work.

Interrogative

DO o DOES+SUBJECT+VERB?

Examples:

Dou you work?

Does she work?


PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Indica acciones que están sucediendo ahora mismo.

Affirmative

SUBJECT+VERB TO BE+VERB -ING

Examples:

I am working.

He is working.

Negative

SUBJECT+VERB TO BE+NOT+VERB -ING

Examples:

I am not working.

She isn't working.

Interrogative

VERB TO BE+SUBJECT+VERB -ING?

Examples:

Are you working?

Is she working?


PAST SIMPLE

Indica acciones habituales del pasado.

Affirmative

SUBJECT+VERB -ED or IRREGULAR VERB

Examples:

I worked.

She ate.

Negative

SUBJECT+DIDN’T+VERB(INFINITIVE)

Examples:

I didn’t work

She didn't eat.

Interrogative

DID+SUBJECT+VERB(INFINITIVE)?

Examples:

Did you work?

Did she eat?


FUTURE (WILL)

Indica predicciones que ocurrirán en el futuro.

Affirmative

SUBJECT+WILL+VERB (INFINITIVE)

Examples:

I will work.

She'll eat.

Negative

SUBJECT+WILL+NOT (WON'T)+VERB (INFINITIVE)

Examples:

I won't work.

She won't eat.

Interrogative

WILL+SUBJECT+VERB (INFINITIVE)?

Examples:

Will you work?

Will she eat?


FUTURE (GOING TO)

Indica intenciones del futuro.

Affirmative

SUBJECT+VERB TO BE+GOING TO+VERB (INFINITIVE)

Examples:

I'm going to work.

She is going to work.

They are going to work.

Negative

SUBJECT+VERB TO BE+NOT+GOING TO+VERB (INFINITIVE)

Examples:

I'm not going to work.

She isn't going to work.

They aren't going to work.

Interrogative

VERB TO BE+SUBJECT+GOING TO+VERB (INFINITIVE)?

Examples:

Am I going to work?

Are you going to work?

Is he going to work?


THERE IS & THERE ARE

Lo utilizaremos para decir hay o no hay.

Present

There is (1)

There are (+1)

Examples:

There is an exam at 6.

There are two exams next week.

Past

There was (1)

There were (+1)

Examples:

There was a mistake in the computer.

There were three computers in the classroom.


DEMOSTRATIVOS

This: este/esta.

These: estos/estas.

That: aquel/aquella.

Those: aquellos/aquellas.

There: allí.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

THE FIVE FACTOR PERSONALITY TEST


Learn about your personality: The Five Factor Personality Test

After finishing the test, write a commentary about your results and if you agree with them or not.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

He Quotes SHAKESPEARE


To be or not to be: that is the question...

"Ser o no ser, esta es la cuestión..."


William Shakespeare


By Christian.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

yeah

vaya pastel de cancion profe....

Saturday, November 10, 2007

TEST YOUR ENGLISH

Here http://www.english.language.webpark.pl/test.htm we find an online test to know our English level.

Thursday, November 8, 2007

LAPTOP TRANSLATION




  • ENGLISH
A laptop computer, or simply laptop (also notebook computer or notebook), is a small mobile computer, which usually weighs 2-18 pounds (1-6 kilograms), depending on size, materials, an other factors.


A laptop computer is much smaller than a desktop. Laptops usually run on a single main battery or from an external AC/DC adapter which can charge the battery while also supplying power to the computer itself. Many computers also have a 3 volt cell to run the clock and other processes in the event of a power failure.


As personal computers, laptops are capable of the same tasks as a desktop computer, although they are typically less powerful for the same price. They contain components that are to their desktop counterparts and perform the same fuctions, but are miniaturized and optimized for mobile use and efficient power consumption. Laptops usually have liquid crystal displays and most of them use different memory modules for their random access memory (RAM), for instance, SO-DIMM in lieu of the larger DIMMs. In addition to a built-in keyboard, they may utilize a touchpad (also known as a trackpad) or a pointing stick for input, though an external keyboard or mouse can usually be attached.
  • SPANISH
Un ordenador portátil, o simplemente portátil, es un pequeño ordenador móvil, que normalmente pesa entre 2 y 18 libras (entre 1 y 6 kg), dependiendo del tamaño, materiales y otros factores.


Un ordenador portátil es mucho más pequeño que uno de sobremesa. Los portátiles normalmente funcionan con una bateria principal o desde un adaptador AC/DC externo que puede cargar la bateria suministrando al mismo tiempo energía al ordenador. Muchos ordenadores también tienen una pila de tres voltios para que el reloj y otros procesos funcionen en caso de que el encendido falle o la bateria se agote.


Como ordenadores personales, los portátiles son capaces de realizar las mismas tareas que con un ordenador de sobremesa, aunque normalmente por el mismo precio son menos potentes. Contienen componentes que son similares a los de sobremesa, son homólogos y ejecutan las mismas funciones, pero son miniaturizados y optimizados para que sean movibles y tengan un consumo de energia eficiente. Los portátiles normalmente tienen pantallas de cristal líquido y la mayoría de ellos usan diferentes módulos de memoria para su acceso a la memoria RAM, por ejemplo, SO-DIMM en lugar de las grandes DIMMs. Además de incorporar un teclado, pueden utilizar una almohadilla táctil (también conocida como trackpad) o un "pointing stick" para entrada, a pesar de esto también se puede utilizar un teclado y un ratón externo.




Information by, Christian Cruz.