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Ejercicios rápidos: ¿verdad o mentira?

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Ejercicios rápidos: ¿verdad o mentira?

by GUSTAVO ALFARO GARCÍA 2410064
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I like to read books y I like reading books son correctas.

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Can you open the window, please? es una petición educada.

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Para pedir permiso de forma cortés se puede usar Can I...?

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May es más formal que can al pedir permiso

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“Can I borrow your pen?” is a polite way to ask for permission

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“May” is more formal than “can” when asking for permission.

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Para pedir permiso o hacer un favor, podemos usar 'can', 'could', 'may' o 'might'.

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Se usa 'can' para pedir permiso en el pasado.

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Con 'wish' para deseos presentes se usa 'will'.

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Después de verbos de gusto como 'love' o 'enjoy', se usa el infinitivo sin -ing: 'I’d love to go'.

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Para expresar deseos con 'if only', se puede usar 'if only + verbo en pasado'.

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Con 'wish' para deseos en el presente, se usa el pasado simple: 'I wish I had a car'.

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Con 'wish' para remordimiento sobre el pasado, se usa 'had' + participio: 'I wish I had learned'.

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Después de 'want' se usa siempre el infinitivo con '-ing'.

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'Might' es exactamente igual que 'may' en todos los contextos.

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'If only' solo se utiliza en situaciones formales y no en el habla diaria.

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Después de enjoy se usa el infinitivo con “to”

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