Learn and Practise English Grammar is a fourlevel series of grammar reference and practice books. The series has been designed to be used either on its own or with any A, B, C, and D class course. Learn and Practise English Grammar is a fourlevel series of grammar reference and practice books. The series has been designed to be used either on its own or with any A, B, C, and D class course.
ENGLISH G R A M M A R by Edward R Rosset Editorial Stanley Written by / Escrito por: Edward R Rosset Member of the Bachelor of Arts Association of Euskadi Miembro del Colegio de Licenciados de Filosofia y Letras de Euskadi Revised by / Revisado por: Beryl Aguado Lait Principal of Apsley School of English Portsmouth - England Published by / Editado por: Editorial Stanley Layout / Diseno y Maquetacion: Angela Gomez Martin Front page design / Diseno portada: Esquema © Editorial Stanley www.libross.com Apdo 207 - 20302 IRUN - SPAIN Telf (943) 64 04 12 - Fax (943) 64 38 63 ISBN: 84-7873-194-6 Dep Leg.: BI-1311-01 Second edition / Segunda edicion 1999 Reprint / Reimpresion 2001 Printers / Imprime: Imprenta RGM INDEX Unit 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Contents Page Do - Had better - Will/'ll in offers and agreements; shall in offers - 11 Past simple Past continuous/progressive 12 - 13 The infinitive with or without TO 14 - 17 Comparison of adjectives 18 - 19 Comparative structures as as; more and more 20 - 21 When, while, as clauses 22-23 Ellipsis in speech 24 - 25 Can, could and be able to 26 - 27 May, must, will, used to 28 - 29 Present perfect and simple past 30 - 31 Present perfect - Past simple (cont.) 32 - 33 The present perfect simple and continuous 34 - 35 Present perfect with ever, just, since, for 36 - 37 Future reference (going to, and present progressive) 38 - 39 Will 40-41 Will or "going to" 42-43 Reported statements 44 - 45 Reported questions (Questions in indirect speech) 46 - 47 Infinitive after adjectives 48-49 If-clauses (open and hypothetical) 50 - 51 When-clauses, if and when 52 - 53 Punctuation 54-55 Verbs with adverb particles (phrasal verbs) 56 - 57 Time prepositions 58 - 59 End position of prepositions 60 - 61 Verb + object + infinitive 62-63 Can, could Permission and possibility 64 - 65 Could (do) could have (done) 66 - 67 May and might (puede y podria) 68 - 69 Must (have) can't (have) 70-71 Present simple and progressive passive 72 - 73 Past simple passive 74 - 75 Present and past participles 76 - 77 Reflexive/Emphatic pronouns 78 - 79 Relative pronouns and clauses 80 - 81 Defining relative clauses: Things 82 - 83 Non-defining relative clauses 84 - 85 Compound adjectives 86-87 Quantifiers (both and neither); Word order 88 - 89 Emphatic 90 - 91 Past perfect Unfulfilled past conditions 92 - 93 Question-tags (coletillas) 94-95 Imperatives 96 - 97 Reported instructions 98-99 Before, after, as soon as, until 100 -101 Such, so 102-103 Still, yet, already 104 -105 Linking words and expressions 106 -107 Appendix 109-114 This page intentionally left blank ENGLISH G R A M M A R 2 UNIT Do Las formas principales son: • did • done Present tense: Affirmative Negative Interrogative I you he/she/it does we you they I not/don't you not/don't he does not/doesn't we not/don't you not/don't they not/don't I? you? does he/she/it? we? you? they? El verbo to forma el "past tense" did para todas las personas • I did, you did, he did, we did, you did, they did Do como verbo auxiliar, es decir, como particula de interrogacion y negacion Do se usa para formar la interrogacion y negacion del presente de los verbos ordinaries, mientras que did se usa para el pasado • Do you work? • Does she play? • Did you go? • You don't work • She doesn't play • You didn't go Emphasis Es posible usar do/did + infinitivo en forma afirmativa tambien cuando deseamos anadir un enfasis especial Mayormente se usa cuando nuestro interlocutor muestra duda acerca de la accion a que nos referimos: • You didn't go there - I did go • I know you don't believe me but I did see him DO se usa para evitar la repeticion de un verbo ordinario usado previamente: En acuerdos y desacuerdos cortos: • Mary talks too much - Yes, she does / No, she doesn't • He didn't go - No, he didn't / Oh, yes, he did En adiciones: • He likes running and so I • You like it but I don't EXERCISES En este ejercicio vas a rellenar el hueco la particula o el verbo que falta Example: Do you go every day? No, I don't go every day Does Peter go to school on Saturdays? No, he go on Saturdays Did your grandfather speak French? No, he Do you a lot of work in your office? Does your mother French the shopping on Mondays? your friend his homework every day? He smoke before, but now he does I like the film, you? He buy the books, did he? Does your mother cook well? Yes, she 10 We see him very often He's always very busy > 11 Does your mother the shopping in the morning? 12 My wife the shopping on Saturdays in the hypermarket 13 Why you what you are told? 14.They what they were told 15 Don't anything yet 16 What you want me to 17 What are you ? ? Whatever it is, don't 18 Did the children it their homework? En este ejercicio vamos a usar el enfatico Example: I know it's difficult to believe but I did see a UFO He never knows his lessons but he study at home I know that you didn't expect me to go, but I "You didn't see Mary." "I go see her." "You don't speak French well." "I speak it well." I know it's incredible but she speak 10 languages I know I don't make any progress but I try I know he's dead but I speak to him a few days ago! His homework? Yes, he it every day She sing beautifully, doesn't she? 10 You believe me, don't you? 11 They come here occasionally, don't they? U N I T (CONT.) Do En las coletillas: • She lives in London, doesn't she? • He didn't go, did he? DO se usa en respuestas cortas para evitar repeticion del verbo principal: • Do you smoke? - Yes, I / No, I don't • Did you see him? - Yes, I did / No, I didn't Tambien se usa el en comparaciones: • He runs faster than I Do + imperative Hace que una invitacion sea mas persuasiva: • Do come with me Se puede usar como una respuesta afirmativa o para indicar permiso o animo para hacer algo: • Shall I take her to the cinema? - Yes, How you do? Se usa para presentaciones Las dos personas dicen la misma frase al darse la mano Otros usos del • • • • • I haven't got coffee, will tea do? I haven't got a torch, will a candle do? This business has nothing to with you What you for a living? I'm a painter How's the new girl doing? EXERCISES En este ejercicio vamos a usar el en adiciones Example: She likes going to the cinema and so we You speak good French and so I She lives here but we Peter doesn't drive but I He didn't go on holiday but we He went on holiday and so They did live here and so she we They don't go there very often, but we She didn't go on holiday, but I I know they work very hard, but so I 10 She doesn't have a good time, but he 11 They don't buy many books but we 12.They take a holiday every year and so 13 The Evans went to Florence and so we we 14 She didn't speak to the teacher, but I En este ejercicio vamos a usar respuestas cortas para evitar la repeticion del verbo Example: Do you smoke? No, I don't Did you see her? No, I Did you speak to Jimmy? Yes, I Do you live here? Yes, I Does your mother the washing every day? Yes, she Does your brother go to work by bus? No, he Do the Browns have many children? No, they Does Mary speak German? Yes, she Did the two boys speak to the vicar? No, they Did the girls go to the party? Yes, they 10 Do the police arrest many thieves? Yes, they 11 Do these families live happily? No, they 12 Did you buy the dictionary? Yes, I 13 Does you teacher explain the lessons well? No, he 14 Did Mrs Green go to the supermarket? Yes, she 101 EXERCISES Ron e! verbo de la frase en el tiempo que corresponda Example: Before going to London he went to Leeds Before she (come) she'll probably telephone Read the small print before (sign) a document She dried her hands before she (answer) the phone Athletes warm up before (run) Carmen studied English before (go) to England I say my prayers before (board) a plane Usa after o afterwards en las frases que van a continuacion Example: Don't go to swim immediately after eating he had tuned the piano it sounded different They bathed and played football They arrived home in July and soon Soon they got a letter arriving in London they went to see her We'll come and see you lunch You can't go for a run eating Ahora vamos a usar as soon as Ron el verbo en el tiempo que corresponda Example: We'll start off as soon as he comes We will come as soon as we (can) He stopped talking as soon as she (see) him We'll talk about it as soon as he (come) I'll tell you as soon as I (know) She'll let me know as soon as she (hear) something I'll give it to you as soon as I (finish) with it Ahora termina las frases usando to o till Example: She works from to She works till o'clock Go on you come to the traffic lights Go on the traffic lights We didn't get home o'clock Let's start now and we'll work dark I am always here from We work from morning evening 102 U N I T 48 Such So Such es un adjetivo y va seguido de adjetivo + sustantivo Cuando el sustantivo es singular se usa such a: • She was such a nice girl that everybody loved her • They had such a fierce dog that everybody was afraid • She is such a fool Si el sustantivo es plural se pone solo such: • They were such pretty girls that everybody liked them • They lived in such beautiful houses that we all envied them Si el sustantivo es incontable tambien se usa solo el such • How can you have such patience? • Are you going out in such awful weather? So es un adverbio y se usa delante de adverbios y de adjetivos que no vayan seguidos de sus sustantivos • • • • • She's so stupid You're so patient The snow fell so fast that our footsteps were soon covered up Their dog was so fierce that nobody dared to approach the house Don't walk so slowly Hurry up! So much (tanto) • There was so much water in the garden that we • We have so much time on our hands! So many (tantos) • So many people complained that we changed the programme • We have so many things to do! • There are so many children in this school! Tambien decimos so long = such a long time • I haven't seen Jane for so long/such a long time! • We haven't done it for such a long time/so long! So far equivale a such a long way • I didn't know she lived so far/ such a long way from the station So much y so many son parecidos a such a lot • Why did you buy so much/such a lot of wine? • Why you buy so many/such a lot of books? 103 EXERCISES En este ejercicio tienes que poner such, such a, o so Example: He's such a nice boy! I've never seen stupid boy I've never eaten awful food The sun was hot that we didn't go out Everything is expensive nowadays, isn't it? Kathy's got beautiful eyes! I've never read silly story They had never had wonderful meal Why you ask It was stupid questions? lovely weather that we spent the day on the beach 10 She worked hard that she fell ill 11 Ienjoyed my holiday I had good time! 12 I like this couple They are nice people 13 It was 14 She was good book that I couldn't put it down tired that she went to bed early En este ejercicio tienes que usar such en vez de so Example: The meal was so good that I finished everything It was such a good meal that I finished everything His head is so big that he can't find a hat big enough He's got The weather was so hot that we were sweating all day It was The road was so narrow that there was no room for two cars It was The book was so boring that I couldn't finish it It was I didn't know you lived so far from the centre I didn't know you lived long way from the centre Why you have so much food at home? Why have you got ? I didn't know you hadn't seen her for so long I didn't know you hadn't seen her for 104 U N I T 49 Still Yet Already Still es un adverbio de tiempo Significa todavia y se usa generalmente en frases afirmativas e interrogativas • It is still raining • Are you still smoking that cigarette? • They are still living in the same house Yet tambien significa todavfa pero se usa por regla general en frases negatives, o un sentido negative Se suele poner al final de la frase • Hello, Mum Isn't dinner ready yet? • Is Robert back yet? • The apples aren't ripe yet Muy a • • • menudo se usa yet preterites perfectos They haven't arrived yet Haven't you finished yet? It hasn't stopped raining yet Comparemos still y yet en estas frases •Jane had an accident She is still in hospital She hasn't come out of hospital yet • Mike is still at college He hasn't finished his studies yet Es posible poner still en frases negativas: • She said she was coming, but she still hasn't come Este tipo de frases se usa para dar mas enfasis Se podia haber usado aqui: she hasn't come yet, pero no tiene tanta fuerza Still hasn't demuestra impaciencia • Peter hasn't telephoned yet (todavia no telefoneado) • Peter still hasn't telephoned, (jya podfa haber telefoneado!) Already significa ya Se suele poner en la mitad de la frase pero podemos ponerlo al final para dar mas enfasis • He has already finished • He has finished already! (sorpresa enfatica) • I already knew what I wanted • This time tomorrow I shall already be in Miami Recuerda que yet al principio de frase significa 'sin embargo' • Yet, he was still unhappy 105 EXERCISES En este ejercicio tienes que poner still o yet segun el sentido de la frase Example: Jimmy hasn't finished his dinner yet Is your friend living in Harrow Drive? Haven't you given up smoking Is old Bronson ? single? Does you little brother want to be a policeman? Haven't you finished writing that letter Is your brother Bob ? unemployed? What! Ten o'clock and you're in bed! We don't know where we are going next summer Ahora cambia la frase y escrfbela yet Example: It's still snowing, (stopped) It hasn't stopped snowing yet Your brother is still in bed (got up) He The Prime Minister is still talking, (finished) He Your mother is still here, (gone) She The Johnsons are still on holiday, (come back) They She is still typing the letter, (finish) Ahora usa already las frases que te dan A veces se puede poner en dos posiciones Ron las dos Example: I knew what I wanted / already knew what I wanted Have you finished? Is my shirt dry? I've told you You're not leaving us, are you? She had left when I phoned 106 U N I T 50 Linking Words and Expressions Both and Se se suele llamar a esta estructura 'balanceada', pues la misma clase de palabras sigue a both y a and • • • • He both plays the guitar and sings He plays both the guitar and the piano Both Peter and Mike can speak French We can both, go to the theatre and have dinner out Either Puede ser usado or para hablar acerca de dos posibilidades ( y a veces mas de dos) • You can either take the bus or walk • Either you leave this place or I'll call the police • You can either have soup or salad • We can either live in a flat or in a house in the country Neither nor Esta estructura se usa para juntar dos ideas negativas (es lo contrario de both and ) • He neither drinks nor smokes • I trusted neither the manager nor the accountant • Neither Margaret nor Robert were at home Hay que observar que el verbo va en plural al llevar dos sujetos (ref The Oxford Universal Dictionary) Not only but also Esta estructura tambien es de las que se llaman 'balanceadas,' pues la misma clase de palabras sigue a only y a also • She plays not only the piano, but also the guitar • She not only sings well, but also dances like an angel • They not only act well, but also sing and dance 107 EXERCISES Haz frases both and , neither nor , y either or Example: Jim was late Mike was late Both Jim and Mike were late The food in the restaurant was no good It was not cheap That boy is very tall He is also very handsome My house needs painting My car needs painting too We can go to the cinema or we can go to the theatre - whichever you prefer We She didn't write She didn't telephone That man's name is Mr Gibbs or is it Mr Gibbson? It's one of the two We are thinking of going on holiday to Scotland Or we could go to Wales She gave up her job because the pay was low Also the working conditions were bad My boyfriend doesn't drink He doesn't smoke either 10 I didn't like the first film And I didn't like the second film 11 My girlfriend likes tea And she likes coffee too 12 We can eat in a restaurant Or we can eat some sandwiches 13 My hotel wasn't comfortable It wasn't clean either 14 John is not married Jeremy is not married either 15 We can leave this afternoon We can leave tomorrow 16 I've read the book I've seen the film 17 I have no pen I have no pencil This page intentionally left blank APPENDIX 110 LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES PRESENT PAST PAST PARTICIPLE abide arise awake be bear beat become befall beget begin behold bend bereave beseech bespeak bestride bet bid bid bind bite bleed blow break breed bring broadcast build burn burst buy can cast catch chide choose cleave cling clothe come cost creep crow cut dare deal dig dive abode arose awoke was/were bore beat became befell begot began beheld bent bereaved besought bespoke bestrode bet/betted bade/bid bid bound bit bled blew broke bred brought broadcast built burnt/burned burst bought could cast caught chid chose clove/cleft clung clothed/clad came cost crept crowed/crew cut dared/durst dealt dug dived/dove abode arisen awaked/awakened been borne/born beaten become befallen begotten begun beheld bent bereaved/bereft besought bespoken bestridden bet/betted bid/bidden bid bound bitten bled blown broken bred brought broadcast built burnt/burned burst bought been able cast caught chid/chidden chosen cloven/cleft clung clothed/clad come cost crept crowed/crown cut dare/durst dealt dug dived soportar, aguantar alzarse, levantarse despertarse ser, estar sostener, aguantar, llevar golpear, pegar hacerse, llegar a ser acontecer engendrar comenzar, empezar contemplar doblar, forcer afligirse supHear encargar, apalabrar montar a horcajadas jugar, apostar mandar, ordenar ofrecer afar, liar, vendar morder, pi car sangrar, desangrar soplar romper criar, engendrar traer emitir, radiar construir, edificar quemar, incendiar reventar, pinchar (rueda) comprar poder, saber lanzar, echar coger, atrapar reprender elegir, escoger partir, hender adherirse a vestir venir costar, valer arrastrarse cantar, cacarear cortar arriesgar, osar dar (cartas) cavar, excavar zambullirse 111 LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES PRESENT PAST PAST PARTICIPLE did draw dream drink drive dwell drew dreamt/dreamed drank drove dwelled/dwelt eat ate fall feed feel fight find flee fling fly forbear forbid forecast foresee foretell forget forgive forsake forswear freeze get gild gird give fell done drawn dreamt/dreamed drunk driven dwelled/dwelt eaten fallen fed fed felt fought found fled flung flew forbore forbade forecast foresaw foretold forgot forgave forsook forswore froze got gilded/gilt girded/girt gave went ground grew hung/hanged had heard heaved/hove hewed felt fought found fled flung flown forborne forbidden forecast foreseen foretold forgotten forgiven forsaken forsworn frozen got/gotten gilded/gilt girded/girt given gone ground grown hung/hanged had heard heaved/hove hewed/hewn hidden go grind grow hang have hear heave hew hide hit hold hurt inlay keep kneel knit know lade lay hid hit held hurt inlaid kept knelt knit/knitted knew laded laid hit held hurt inlaid kept knelt knit/knitted known laden laid hacer arrastrar, dibujar sonar beber, tomar conducir, guiar morar, explayarse en comer, tomar caerse alimentar, nutrir sentir, palpar pelear, luchar encontrar, hallar huir, fugarse arrojar, tirar volar, ir en avion contenerse prohibir pronosticar, prever prever predecir olvidarse perdonar abandonar, dejar renunciar a helar, congelar conseguir, lograr dorar cenir dar ir moler crecer, cultivar colgar, ahorcar haber, tener, tomar oir tirar de cortar, tajar, tallar esconder golpear, pegar agarrar, coger doler incrustar mantener, continuar arrodillarse unir, hacer punto saber cargar porter, colocar 112 LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES PRESENT PAST PAST PARTICIPLE lead lean leap learn leave lend let lie light lose make may mean meet mislead mistake misunderstand mow must ought to outdo outgrow overbid overcome overdo overfeed override overrun overtake pay put quit read rend rewind rid ride ring rise run saw say see seek sell send set sew led leant/leaned leapt/leaped learned/learnt left lent let lay lit/lighted lost made might meant met misled mistook misundestood mowed (had to) led leant/leaned leapt/leaped learnt/learned left lent let lain lit/lighted lost made outdid outgrew overbid overcame overdid overfed overrode overran overtook paid put quit/quitted read rent rewound rid/ridded rode rang rose ran sawed said saw sought sold sent set sewed meant met misled mistaken misunderstood mown/mowed outdone outgrown overbid overcome overdone overfed overridden overrun overtaken paid put quit/quitted read rent rewound rid/ridded ridden rung risen run sawed/sawn said seen sought sold sent set sewed/sewn guiar, conducir ladear, inclinar salta r aprender dejar, abandonar prestar permitir echarse, acostarse iluminar, alumbrar perder hacer poder pretender, querer decir encontrarse despistar equivocarse entender mat segar, cortar deber deberia exceder crecer mas que licitar mas que veneer, triunfar recocer, exagerar sobrealimentar/se no hacer caso de invadir, rebasar adelantar, alcanzar pagar poner, colocar dejar, abandonar leer rasgar, desgarrar dar cuerda a librarse de, eliminar montar sonar, llamar (timbre) levantarse correr serrar decir ver buscar vender enviar poner, colocar coser 113 LISTA DE VERBOS PRESENT PAST IRREGULARES PAST PARTICIPLE shake shall shape shave shear shed shine shoe shoot show shrink shut sing sink shook should shaped shaved sheared/shore shed shone shoed/shod shot showed shrank/shrunk shut sang sank sit sat sat slay sleep slide sling slink slit smell smite slew slept slid slung slunk slit smelled/smelt smote sowed spoke speeded/sped spelled/spelt spent spilled/spilt span/spun spat/spit split spoiled/spoilt spread sprang/sprung stood stove/staved stole stuck stung stank/stunk strewed strode struck strung strove/strived swore swept slain slept slid slung slunk slit smelled/smelt smitten sowed/sown spoken speeded/sped spelled/spelt spent spilled/spilt spun spat/spit split spoiled/spoilt spread sprung stood stove/staved stolen stuck stung stunk strewed/strewn stridden struck strung striven/strived sworn swept sow speak speed spell spend spill spin spit split spoil spread spring stand stave steal stick sting stink strew stride strike string strive swear sweep shaken — shaped/shapen shaved/shaven sheared/shorn shed shone shoed/shod shot showed/shown shrunk shut sung sunk sacudir, men ear (futuro, condicional) dar forma a afeitar, rasurar esquilar despojarse de brillar calzar, herrar disparar, tirar mostrar, ensenar encogerse cerrar cantar hundir, sumergir sentarse malar, asesinar dormir resbalar, deslizar lanzar, tirar I a rg arse hender, rajar oler golpear, castigar sembrar hablar apresurarse deletrear, escribir gastar, pasar derramar, verier hilar, devanar escupir parti'r, rajar echara perder extender sal tar estar (de pie) romper a golpes robar pegar, encolar picar, punzar oler mat, apestar esparcir montar a horcajadas golpear, dar ensartar, encordar esforzarse jurar barrer 114 LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES PRESENT PAST swell swim swing take teach tear tell think thrive throw thrust tread unbend unbind underbid undergo understand undertake undo unwind uphold upset wake wear weave wed weep wet will win wind withdraw withhold withstand wring write swelled swam swung took taught tore told thought throve/thrived threw thrust trod unbent unbound underbid underwent understood undertook undid unwound upheld upset woke wore wove wed/wedded wept wet/wetted would won wound withdrew withheld withstood wrung wrote PAST PARTICIPLE swelled/swollen swum swung taken 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Printers / Imprime: Imprenta RGM INDEX Unit 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Contents Page Do - Had better... 12 - 13 The infinitive with or without TO 14 - 17 Comparison of adjectives 18 - 19 Comparative structures as as; more and more 20 - 21 When, while, as clauses 22 -23 Ellipsis in speech 24 - 25 ... www.libross.com Apdo 20 7 - 20 3 02 IRUN - SPAIN Telf (943) 64 04 12 - Fax (943) 64 38 63 ISBN: 84-7873-194-6 Dep Leg.: BI-1311-01 Second edition / Segunda edicion 1999 Reprint / Reimpresion 20 01 Printers