Grammar For Pet Cambridge

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GRAMMAR
PET CAMBRIDGE
FRANCISCO BELDA GARCÍA

GRAMMAR FOR PET CAMBRIDGE
PASSIVES
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2
ACTIVE PASSIVE
Present simple Make Is made
Past simple Made Was made
Present continuous Is making Is being made
Past continuous Was making Was being made
Present perfect Has made Has been made
Past perfect Had made Had been made
Future (will) Will make Will be made
Future (going to) Is going to make Is going to be made
Infinitive (with to) To make To be made
MORE EXAMPLES
Pasado : Sheila comió la manzana The apple was eating by Sheyla
Futuro: Peter will drive the car The car will be driven by Peter
P. Perfecto: Suzan has made the dinner The dinner has been made by Suzan
Modal: Andrew can clean the windows The windows can be cleaned by
Andrew
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Presente: Tom drives the School bus The School bus is driven by Tom
Pres. Cont: They are building a bridge A bridge is being built
VERBOS RAROS
GIVE, SHOW, OFFER, SEND, BRING, TEACH, HAND, PASS, WRITE, READ, TEEL, BUY…
Con estos verbos se coge el primer nombre después del verbo:
Example:
Her father gave her a laptop for passing her exam.
She was given a laptop by her father for passing the exam.
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CONDITIONALS
1
CONDITIONALS
2
CONDITIONALS
3
CONDITIONALS
4
CONDITIONALS
DIRECT AND REPORTED SPEECH
1
2
3
4
5
TOO / ENOUGH
1
TOO / ENOUGH
2
TOO / ENOUGH
3
TOO / ENOUGH
 You are too young to watch this film You aren’t old enough to watch
this film
 She is too fat to be a model She isn’t thin enough to be a
model
 It is too difficult for me to understand It isn´t easy enough for me to
understand
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TOO / ENOUGH
ARRIVE / REACH / GET
1
2
3
4
5
6
PREPOSITIONS
1
PREPOSITIONS. TIME / PLACE / MOVEMENT. FOR / DURING
2
PREPOSITIONS: TIME
3
PREPOSITIONS: PLACE
4
5
PREPOSITIONS: MOVEMENT
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7
8
9
FOR / DURING
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ADVERBS. FORM AND FUNCTIONS.
1
2
ADVERBS. TYPES AND POSITIONS.
1
ADVERBS. TYPES AND POSITIONS
2
3
4
VERBS + INFINITIVE/WITHOUT “TO”/GERUND
FOLLOWED BY GERUND:
Admit Feel like Postpone

Appreciate Finish Practice
Avoid Help (evitar) Reject
Can’t bear Imagine Resist
Can’t help Involve Risk
Can´t put up with It’s no use Spend
Can´t stand It’s no good Stop (dejar de )
Consider It’s not worth Suggest
Couldn’t help Keep There’s no point in
Delay Look forward to To be used to
Deny Mention To get used to
Enjoy Mind To become used to
Fancy Miss
FOLLOWED BY PLAIN INFINITIVE (SIN “TO”)
MODALES PERCEPTION
Can Do Would rather See
Could Does Had better Watch
May Did Hear
Might Help (ayudar) Make Sense
Must Needn’t Let Feel
Ought to Observe
Shall Smell
Should Etc.
Will
Would
1
FOLLOWED BY INFINITIVE WITH “TO”
Advice
Appear
Ask (pedir)
Believe
Decide
Didn’t use to (solía)
Encourage
Expect
Forbid
Force
Help (ayudar)
Hope
Intend
Invite
Manage
Offer
Persuade
Permit
Plan
Promise
Refuse
Remind
Seem
Stop
Used to (solía)
Want
Warn
Would like
2
FOLLOWED SOMETIMES WITH “ING” OR “TO”
- Like, Love, hate, Detest

- Remember, Regret, Forget
- Stop
- Try
- Mean
- Begin, Start, Continue
- Allow
- Need
- Recommend
2
3
4
5
LOOK FORWARD TO / MAKE Vs DO
1
2
3
4
FOR / SINCE /AGO
1
FOR / SINCE / AGO
2
FOR / SINCE / AGO
ALREADY / JUST / STILL / YET
1
2
TENSES
PRESENT SIMPLE
1
TENSES
2
TENSES
3
TENSES
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
4
TENSES
5
TENSES
PAST SIMPLE
6
TENSES
7
TENSES
8
TENSES
9
TENSES
10
TENSES
PAST CONTINUOUS
11
TENSES
12
TENSES
FUTURE SIMPLE
13
TENSES
14
TENSES
15
TENSES
16
TENSES
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
17
TENSES
18
TENSES
PRESENT PERFECT
19
TENSES
20
TENSES
21
TENSES
22
TENSES
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
23
TENSES
24
TENSES
PRESENT PERFECT Vs PAST SIMPLE
25
TENSES
PAST PERFECT
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TENSES
27
TENSES
28
TENSES
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
29
TENSES
30
TENSES
FUTURE PERFECT
31
TENSES
32
TENSES
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
33
TENSES
34
TENSES
MODAL PERFECTS
35
TENSES
36
TENSES
37
TENSES
38
TENSES
PHRASAL VERBS
1
PHRASAL VERBS
2
PHRASAL VERBS
MODAL VERBS
1
MODAL VERBS
2
MODAL VERBS
3
MODAL VERBS
4
MODAL VERBS
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MODAL VERBS
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MODAL VERBS
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MODAL VERBS
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MODAL VERBS
SO/SUCH/EVEN/ELSE/WHATEVER/WHEREVER….
SO/SUCH
1
2
3
EVEN
4
ELSE
5
WHATEVER/WHEREVER/…
6
7
8
COMPARATIVES / SUPERLATIVES
1
COMPARATIVES/SUPERLATIVES
2
3
4
5
TIME
1
TIME

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Pasado : Sheila comió la manzana The apple was eating by Sheyla

Pres. Cont: They are building a bridge A bridge is being built

Con estos verbos se coge el primer nombre después del verbo:

Her father gave her a laptop for passing her exam.

DIRECT AND REPORTED SPEECH

ARRIVE / REACH / GET

ADVERBS. FORM AND FUNCTIONS.

ADVERBS. TYPES AND POSITIONS.

VERBS + INFINITIVE/WITHOUT “TO”/GERUND

Admit Feel like Postpone

FOLLOWED BY PLAIN INFINITIVE (SIN “TO”)

FOLLOWED BY INFINITIVE WITH “TO”

FOLLOWED SOMETIMES WITH “ING” OR “TO”

- Like, Love, hate, Detest

LOOK FORWARD TO / MAKE Vs DO

FOR / SINCE /AGO

ALREADY / JUST / STILL / YET

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

PRESENT PERFECT Vs PAST SIMPLE

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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