2º BACHILLERATO: BLOQUES IMPORTANTES EXAMEN ORDINARIA

BLOQUES IMPORTANTES POR EVALUACIÓN:

1ª EVALUACIÓN:

UNIT 1

- TIEMPOS VERBALES (present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, presente perfect simple, present perfect continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous).

UNIT 2

- FORMAS FUTURO (will, be going to, will be +ing), future perfect
- VERBOS MODALES (can, could, be able to, may, might, must, have to, need, should/ought to, will, shall, would, used to/would
- GERUNDIOS E INFINITIVOS:
a) usos del gerundio
b) to + infinitivo
c) infinitivo sin "to"
d) verbos seguidos de gerundio / to + infinitivo con cambio de significado

2ª EVALUACIÓN

UNIT 3

- PRONOMBRES RELATIVOS (who, that, whom, which, whose, where, when)
- DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
- NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
- EXCLAMATIONS
a) what a/an + adjective + singular countable noun
b) what + adjective + uncountable / plural noun
c) what + object + subject + verb
d) how + adjective/adveb
e) how + adjective/adverb + subject + verb

UNIT 4

- PASSIVE VOICE
- PASSIVE VOICE verbs with two objects
- OTHER PASSIVE STRUCTURES (say, think, believe, know, report, estimate...)
- HAVE/GET + OBJECT + PAST PARTICIPLE

3ª EVALUACIÓN

UNIT 5

- REPORTED SPEECH
- REPORTED COMMANDS
- REPORTED QUESTIONS
- TOO / ENOUGH

UNIT 6

- CONDITIONALS
- CLAUSES (contrast, purpose, consecutive, cause and effect)

 

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MODELO EXAMEN MARTES 21-05-13

- 1) Traduce las siguientes frases en estilo directo e indirecto

- Alejandro le dijo a Miriam que le diera el boli

- Pedro me dijo: “¿has comido?”

2) Traduce las siguientes frases (too/enough) 

- no fue suficientemente rápida y no fue en autobús.

- es demasiado rápido

3) vuelve a escribir las siguientes frases de forma que signifiquen lo mismo cambiando el too y el enough.

- miriam is not slow enough - Miriam is too fast –

- It is too late. It is not early enough

4) Cambia las siguientes frases a estilo directo o indirecto según corresponda

- They said they had studied the day before

- She told us: “when have you left?”

5) Escribe los 2 condicionales que faltan para que estén las 3 formas

- If he read the blog, he would enjoy it

…

…

6) Traduce las siguientes frases poniéndolas en los 3 tipos de condicional

si apruebas no te veré

1.-

2.-

3.-

7) Vuelve a escribir las frases con such, such a/an, o so.

Alice is such a nice girl… = Alice is so nice

8) Traduce las siguientes frases con expresiones de contraste, causa efecto y propósito

 Alice fue a la mesa para coger la botella

Alice went to the table (to / in order to / so as to) take the bottle.

A  pesar de su sabiduría, finalmente probó la bebida

In spite of her wisdom, she finally tasted the drink

 

ejemplos Consecutive Clauses SUCH - SO

NOMBRE	VERBO	SO	ADJETIVO/ADVERBIO
		SUCH	ADJETIVO/ADVERBIO	NOMBRE

Los libros son tan feos

The books are SO UGLY

SON UNOS LIBROS TAN FEOS

THEY ARE SUCH UGLY BOOKS

PAULA ES UNA CHICA TAN RÁPIDA

PAULA IS SUCH A FAST GIRL

LA CHICA ES TAN RÁPIDA

THE GIRL IS SO FAST

THE FRIENDS OF MÓNICA WHO HAVE BEEN PLAYING FOOTBALL THE WHOLE MORNING ARE SO GOOD …THAT THEY WILL INVITE HIM TO HAVE LUNCH

THE FRIENDS OF MÓNICA WHO HAVE BEEN PLAYING FOOTBALL THE WHOLE MORNING …ARE SUCH GOOD PERSONS …

THE DOG IS SO BEAUTIFUL = IT IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DOG

THE BUTTERFLY IS SO UGLY = IT IS SUCH AN UGLY BUTTERFLY

OLGA IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PERSON…

SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL

MY FRIEND IS SO BEAUTIFUL….

MY FRIEND IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PERSON…

MY FRIENDS ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL PERSONS…

THE PAPER IS SO EXPENSIVE…

IT IS SUCH AN EXPENSIVE PAPER…

YOUR FRIEND IS SO FUNNY…

YOUR FRIEND IS SUCH A FUNNY PERSON…

B-2 ejercicios unit 6 - 7

2.- Alice was such a wise girl that she didn't touch the bottle. / Alice was so wise that she didn't touch the bottle.
3.- In spite of / Despite the rain, we went out.
4.- I won't buy that book unless it is cheap.

B-2 ejercicios unit 6 - 6

2.- (option 1) We get books at the second-hand bookshop as / since they are much cheaper
(option 2) As / since / because books are much cheaper at the second-hand bookshop, we get them there.
(option 3) Books are much cheaper at the second-hand bookshop, so we get them there.

3.- (option 1) I used a dictionary as / because / since my English was not very fluent.
(option 2) Because / Since my English was not very fluent, I used a dictionary.
(option 3) My English was not very fluent, so I used a dictionary.

4.- (option 1) Paul taught us some good expressions in English as / since he is a native speaker.
(option 2) Paul is a native speaker, so he taught us some good expressions in English.
(option 3) As / Because / Since Paul is a native speaker, he taught us some good expressions in English

B-2 ejercicios unit 6 - 5

2.- It was such a delicious drink that Alice drank it completely
The drink was so delicious that Alice drank it completely.

3.- The book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is so famous that everybody knows about it.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is such a famous book that everybody knows about it.

4.- My brother and I are so different that we never agree with each other.
 My brother and I are such different people that we never agree with each other

5.- My father had such a good imagination that he decided to write novels.
My father was so imaginative that he decided to write novels /
My father's imagination was so good that he decided to write novels.

B-2 ejercicios unit 6 - 4

2.- Alice went to the table to / in order to / so as to take the bottle.
3.- The doctor gave her some pills so(that) / in order that she could sleep better.
4.- I write the words I learn in a notebook to / in order to / so as to improve my vocabulary.
5.- My sister usually goes to the library to / in order to / so as to study quietly.

B-2 ejercicios unit 6 - 3

2.- In spite of her wisdom, she finally tasted the drink
Although/though she was wise, she finally tasted the drink

3.- Despite being late for school, Alex continued reading his favourite blog.
Although/though Alex was late for school, he continued reading his favourite blog.

4.- We preferred to stay at home even though it was very hot.
We preferred to stay at home, despite/in spite of the heat.

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EJERCICIOS BLOQUES UNIT 6

    1º condicional
if you have money you will buy a car
si tienes dinero te comprarás un coche
   2º condicional
if you HAD a house you WOULD go on holidays
si tuvieras una casa irías de vacaciones
   3º condicional
if she had danced she would have been tired
si hubiera bailado habría estado cansada
  unless
si no hace frío iré a la playa
if it is not cold I will go to the beach
1º condicional unless it is cold I will go to the beach
si no hace frío iré a la playa
2º condicional unless it was cold I would go to the beach
si no hiciera frío iría a la playa
3º condicional unless it had been cold I would have gone to the beach
si no hubiera hecho frío habría ido a la playa
  although/though
- aunque llamaste no escuché nada
although you called I did not listen to anything
although you called I listened to nothing
* I don’t have any money
I have no money
- aunque como tengo hambre
although I eat I am hungry
enfadado = angry
hambriento = hungry
   in spite of/despite
a pesar de la lluvia fuimos al monte
in spite of the rain we went to the mountain
a pesar de entrenar no jugó el partido
in spite of training he did not play the match
a pesar de no estudiar he aprobado todo
despite not studying I have passed everything
  in spite of the fact (de que)
a pesar de que lo pasé muy bien no iré mañana
in spite of the fact that I had a very good time I will not go tomorrow
a pesar de que llueva tengo paraguas
in spite of the fact that it rains I have an umbrella
because
lo hizo porque quería
she did it because she wanted
seremos sólo amigos porque eres feo
we will be only friends because you are ugly
  as
como no corriste no te vi
as you did not run I did not see you
como no has comido tienes hambre
as you have not eaten you are hungry
since
saqué el paraguas ya que llovía
I took my umbrella since it rained / was raining
Ya que me gusta la película fui al cine
I went to the cinema since I like the film
such a/an + adjetivo + nombre contable singular
era un libro tan facil que se leyó rápido
it was such an easy book that it was read quickly
era un pájaro tan bonito que se murió
It was such a beautiful bird that it died
such + adjetivo + nombre contable plural
eran unos profesores tan malos que nos castigaron
they were such bad teachers that they punished us
eran unos alumnos tan negativos que estuve muy triste.
They were such negative students that I was very sad
such + adjetivo + nombre incontable
bebes una leche tan buena que te dará felicidad
you drink such good milk that it will give you happiness
tienes tan poco dinero que no irás con ellas
you have such little money that you will not go with them
la diferencia entre poner SO o SUCH + un adjetivo/adverbio es que:
SO LLEVA SÓLO EL ADJETIVO/ADVERBIO Y NO LLEVA EL SUSTANTIVO DESPUÉS
SUCH LLEVA EL ADJETIVO/ADVERBIO SEGUIDO DEL SUSTANTIVO
So + adjetivo/adverbio
el libro era tan facil que se leyó rápido
the book was SO easy that it was read quickly
el pájaro era tan bonito que se murió
the bird was so beautiful that it died

BLOQUES UNIT 6

1.      1º condicional
2.      2º condicional
3.      3º condicional
4.      unless
5.      although/though
6.      in spite of/despite
7.      in spite of the fact
8.      because
9.      as
10.  since
11.  such a/an + adjetivo + nombre contable singular
12.  such + adjetivo + nombre contable plural
13.  such + adjetivo + nombre incontable
14.  So + adjetivo/adverbio
15.  So much (incontable)
16.  so many (contable plural)
17.   to + infinitivo (mismo sujeto) = para hacer algo
18.  in order to /so as to + infinitivo (mismo sujeto pero lenguaje más formal)
19.  so (that) / in order that + frase subordinada (mismo o distinto sujeto)

PURPOSE CLAUSES

4) PURPOSE CLAUSES

Purpose (finalidad)

- to + infinitivo (mismo sujeto) = para hacer algo

- Compré el libro para leerlo en clase

I bought the book to read it in class

- in order to /so as to + infinitivo (mismo sujeto pero lenguaje más formal)

- so (that) / in order that + frase subordinada (mismo o distinto sujeto)

- compré el coche para que él pudiera conducir

I bought the car so (that) / in order that he could drive

- Os lo envié para que lo vendierais (distinto sujeto)

I sent you it in order that you sold it

- Fui a tu casa para comer fresas (mismo sujeto)

I went to your house to eat strawberries

CONSECUTIVE CLAUSES

3) CONSECUTIVE CLAUSES

Consecutive (consecutivas)

such a/an + adjetivo + nombre contable singular

- era una película tan aburrida que se fue a su casa

it was such a boring film that she went home

such + adjetivo + nombre contable plural

- eran unos estudiantes tan inteligentes que aprobaron inglés

they were such clever/intelligent students that they passed English

such + adjetivo + nombre incontable

- era una leche tan cara que todos bebían café.

It was such expensive milk that everybody drank coffee

So + adjetivo/adverbio

- Tu amiga es tan maja que vendrá conmigo el año que viene

Your friend is so nice that she will come with me next year

So much (incontable) / so many (contable plural)

- Íñigo tiene tanto tiempo libre que va a estudiar Inglés

Íñigo has so much free time that he is going to study English

- Jennifer tiene tantas amigas que no tiene tiempo para estudiar

Jennifer has so many friends that she does not have time to study

- Es tan rápido… = He is so fast (sin sustantivo)

- Es un chico tan rápido… He is such a fast boy (adjetivo junto a sustantivo)

frases: consecutive clauses

- Hacía un día tan soleado que nos fuimos a la playa

It was such a sunny day that we went to the beach

- La playa estaba tan vacía que nos fuimos al cine

The beach was so empty that we went to the cinema

- Había tanta gente en el cine que me fui a Madrid

There were so many people at the cinema that I went to Madrid

- Estaba tan cansado que no vine a clase

I was so tired that I did not come to class

- Me gustó tanto que lo compré

I liked it so much that I bought it

CAUSE AND EFFECT CLAUSES

2) CAUSE AND EFFECT CLAUSES

Cause and effect (causa efecto)

Because (porque) / as (ya que/como) / since (como/ya que)

- Como no has venido no te he visto (presente perfecto = have/has + participio)

As/since you have not come I have not seen you

- Como no viniste no te vi (pasado simple = -ed/2ª columna verbos irregulares – did=auxiliar)

As/since you did not come I did not see you

- Te he visto porque has venido

I have seen you because you have come