Canción - Belleau Wood

Oh, the snowflakes fell in silence over Belleau Wood that night
For a Christmas truce had been declared by both sides of the fight
As we lay there in our trenches the silence broke in two
by a German soldier singing a song that we all knew
Though I did not know the language the song was "Silent Night"
then I heard my buddy whisper, "All is calm and all is bright"
Then the fear and doubt surrounded me 'Cause I'd die if I was wrong
but I stood up in my trench and I began to sing along
Then across the frozen battlefield another's voice joined in
until one by one each man became a singer of the hymn
Then I thought that I was dreaming for right there in my sight
stood the German soldier 'Neath the falling flakes of white
And he raised his hand and smiled at me as if he seemed to say
Here's hoping we both live to see us find a better way
Then de devil's clock struck midnight and the skies lit up again
and the battlefield where heaven stood was blown to hell again
But for just one fleeting moment the answer seemed so clear
heaven's not beyond the clouds it's just beyond the fear
No heaven's not beyond the clouds it's for us to find it here


Garth Brooks

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

- If Asier comes he will work hard.
- If Asier came he would work hard.
- If Asier had come he would have worked hard.

- I will not see you if you are in the toilet.
- I would not see you if you were in the toilet.
- I would not have seen you if you had been in the toilet.

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

Janire's book is expensive, but it is cheaper than Zaloa's because this one is the most expensive

- Janire is tall.
- Janire is taller than Zaloa.
- Janire is the tallest.

- My book is expensive.
- My book is more expensive than yours.
- My book is the most expensive.

FUTURE PERFECT - FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSES

- When you wake up I will have already read the sentence.
- On Friday at eleven we will be working together.

ESQUEMA TIEMPOS VERBALES - a petición de Eider

presente simple 

                                   S + V(infinitivo)/“s” 3ª sing. 

                                   S + DO/DOES + NOT + V (infinitivo)

                                   DO/DOES + S + V (infinitivo)?

presente continuo

                                   S + (to be) + V ing (gerundio)

                                   S + (to be) + NOT + V ing (gerundio)

                                   (to be) + S + V ing (gerundio)?

presente perfecto

                                   S + HAVE/HAS + V (participio)

                                   S + HAVE/HAS + NOT + V (participio)

                                   HAVE/HAS + S + V (participio)?

presente perfecto continuo

                                   S + HAVE/HAS + BEEN +V ing(gerundio)

                                   S + HAVE/HAS + NOT + BEEN + V ing (gerundio)

                                   HAVE/HAS + S + BEEN + V ing (gerundio)?

pasado simple

                                   S + V (pasado)

                                   S + DID + NOT + V (infinitivo)

                                   DID + S + V (infinitivo)?

pasado continuo

                                   S + WAS/WERE + V ing (gerundio)

                                   S + WAS/WERE + NOT + V ing (gerundio)

                                   WAS/WERE + S + V ing (gerundio)?

pasado perfecto 

                                   S + HAD + V (participio)

                                   S + HAD + NOT + V (participio)

                                   HAD + S + V (participio)?

futuro simple

                                   S + WILL + V (infinitivo)

                                   S + WILL + NOT + V (infinitivo) 

                                   WILL + S + V (infinitivo)?

futuro continuo

                                   S + WILL + BE + V (gerundio)

                                   S + WILL + NOT + BE + V (gerundio)

                                   WILL + S + V (gerundio)?

futuro perfecto

                                   S + WILL + HAVE + V (participio)

                                   S + WILL + NOT + HAVE + V (participio)

                                   WILL + S + HAVE + V (participio)?

FUTURE PERFECT - FUTURE CONTINUOUS

- For next Wednesday I will have done the English exam.
(finished action)

- At this time next Wednesday I will be doing the English exam.
(action in progress)

DEMOSTRATIVOS - para Janire

singular
- This cloud is near.
- That cloud is far.

plural
- These clouds are near.
- Those clouds are far.

CONDITIONALS

- If William writes me I will be happy.
- If William wrote me I would be happy.
- If William had written me I would have been happy.

- I will go with you if you phone me.
- I would go with you if you phoned me.
- I would have gone with you if you had phoned me.

PAST PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

- When I arrived she had opened her nice laptop

- Itxaso had gone home when her friend Enara kissed him.

- June came back when we had already forgotten her.

FUTURE - WILL + INFINITIVE

- She will be famous

- She will not be famous

- Will she be famous?

- Do you think she will pass the exam?

  Yes, I'm sure she will.

CONDICIONALES - la "chuleta"

PARA LA MUCHACHADA DE 2º

1º) IF + presente simple --- WILL + 1
2º) IF +           2          --- WOULD + 1
3º) IF +   HAD +  3        --- WOULD HAVE + 3

1- INFINITIVO
2- PASADO
3- PARTICIPIO

PAST PERFECT

-----PAST PERFECT----- PAST SIMPLE-----PRESENT-----FUTURE-----
     (previous action)      (finished action)

- Nosotros ya habíamos jugado cuando tú nos preguntaste.
- Yo ya había comido cuando vinieron mis padres.
- Cuando yo llegué tú ya te habías ido.

CONDITIONALS

1º) If you go to school you will study a lot
2º) If you went to school you would study a lot
3º) If you had gone to school you would have studied a lot

PRONOMBRES POSESIVOS

The book is mine

MINE - YOURS - HIS/HERS/ITS
OURS - YOURS - THEIRS

ADJETIVOS POSESIVOS

My book is expensive

MY - YOUR - HIS/HER/ITS
OUR - YOUR - THEIR

QUESTION WORDS

- where = dónde
- what = qué
- when = cuándo
- which = cuál / qué
- who = quién
- why = por qué
- how = cómo

G.A.- Sentences

- Where is your company?
- What do you do in the afternoons?
- When do you deal with your clients?
- Who is responsible for United Kingdom sales?
- How do your employees work?
- Why does your company export to France?

TOO / ENOUGH

- She's too young to have children
- She isn't old enough to have children

WHAT / HOW

- What a beautiful town
- How kind of you
- How hard she studies
- What a good pianist
- How late they arrived
- What excellent weather
- How excellent the weather is

PAST PERFECT

- We had already played when you asked us
- I had already had lunch when my parents came.
- When I arrived you had already left.