CURSO: 4TO SECUNDARIA. SECCIÓN A y B
ATENCIÓN: HOY SÓLO PUBLICAREMOS ASIGNACIONES DE INGLÉS.
Departamento de Lenguas Extranjeras
Asignatura: Inglés
Prof. Harrison Jáquez
Competencias fundamentals:
Concepto: Actividades de eventos pasados
Antes de comenzar con la
diferencia de ¨used to¨ y ¨would¨ para hablar sobre
actividades o estados recurrentes en el pasado, hay que tener claro la diferencia de
verbos de acción (action verbs) y verbos de estado (state verbs).
Competencias fundamentals:
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Comunicativa
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Pensamiento lógico, creative y
crítico
Funciones comunicativas:
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Narrar hechos reales o
imaginarios
Concepto: Actividades de eventos pasados
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Cualquier duda preguntar
Grammar: Used to/Would
Usa ¨used to + verbo¨ para hablar sobre acciones recurrentes y para
estados a largo plazo en el pasado. I used to want to live in a
big city, but not anymore.
Usa ¨would + verbo¨ para hablar sobre acciones recurrentes en el pasado
(NO para estados). I would fight a lot with my sister when we were young, but now we’re
good friends.
State vs action verbs
Action verbs (run, eat, go,
walk, think, argue, find, drink, dance, play, feel, etc.): Son verbos que
hablan de acciones.
State verbs (be,
understand, like, love, hate, know, sound, depend, remember, prefer, etc.): Son
verbos que hablan más de estados y no de acciones. Estos verbos no se suelen poner en la forma continua.
I.
Complete the sentences with
WOULD or USED TO and the verbs in the parenthesis. (angue, be, eat, go, have,
live, read, spend)
1.
My parents _____________ a
computer, but now they’ve got three!
2.
I _____________ much
before, but now I love books and ebooks.
3.
We always _____________
Saturdays at the seaside.
4.
I _____________ with my
brother. We always got on really well.
5.
My best friend at primary
school _____________ a boy called Gustavo.
6.
I _____________ a lot of
chocolate, but I don’t eat much now.
II.
Think about people’s lives
200 years ago: communication, entertainment, clothes, work, shopping, etc. How
were they different from yours? Make a paragraph about that.
III.
Make Affirmative, negative sentences or
questions using USED TO:
1. I / live in a flat when I was a child. I used to live in a flat when I was a child
2. We / go to the beach every summer?
3. She / love
eating chocolate, but now she hates it
4. He / not /
smoke
5. I / play
tennis when I was at school
6. She / be
able to speak French, but she has forgotten it all
7. He / play
golf every weekend?
8. They both
/ have short hair
9. Julie / study Portuguese
10. I / not /
hate school
Recuerden
cuidarse y consumir vitamina C suficiente. Lavense las manos continuamente y
quedense en casa. Mantenganse repasando y espero volver a verles pronto!
Teacher Harrison Jaquez
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