Get something done and Have something done

This grammar is used when an action is performed on the subject (person, animal or thing), but the action is carry out for a third person. Describe situations where we want someone else to do something for us.

STRUCTURE GRAMMAR

Have or had / object / past partciple


get and have is used to express the same in this grammar. have is formal manner but is less used and get is informal but is most used.

examples:

When I go to the carwash I would say. I have cleaned my car or I get cleaned my car.

Spring Break Travel Warning activity by Victor Alfonso

From the 2zootycompplus.blogspot.com Class Blog, here is an activity by Lic. en Zoot.'s Victor Alfonso http://5zootycompplus.blogspot.com/2010/04/spring-break-travel-warning-activity-by.html

Here are some additional questions about the video:

Questions for Mexico Spring Breaking Warning:

News Program.

Listening for details

1. What happened in Juarez, Mexico?


2. What happened in Acapulco?

Listening for specific grammar
3. Passive voice examples heard:

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Vocabulary
4. What is a drive-by shooting?

5. What is a beheading?

Interpreting visual information

6. What exactly does "$40 Billion Illegal Drugs" represent?

• and "45,000 Mexican troops"?

Learning English

. English is a universal lenguage

. travel overses

. New and sources of information

. Greater job opportunities

. Study broad

. Get to know other cultures

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

Predict your English Future ! ! !

In the future you will . . .

How will you use english in your life after the UNPA?

. I will travel to Japan

. I will read books

. I will have conversations

. I will a conferences in another country

two sentences, ppp and ppc

hello friends this is my first work in blog.
so, now star with a sentence....

passive present continuous
the deforestation is being over population by the humans and by the companies.

passive present perfect
the air is being attacted by smoke companies.

it all, i don't know much verbs, but i want to learn more.
bye and see you tomorrow.

ºº"Woul rather" and "Would prefer"ºº

Hello clasmates!!!

We are Geovanny and Yuliana

Today we go to explain a little about of Would rather and Would prefer

these two phrases mean preference but the diference between these is that

the verb that follows "Would rather" go in infinitive without "to".

instead the verb that follows "Would prefer" can be go follows of an verb in infinitive whit "to" or "ing".

Here is presented the structure that should have our prayers when we use "Would rather"

Affirmative

Subject+Would rather+Infinitive

Example: I would rather be happy than be beautiful

 Negative

Subject+Would rather+Not+Infinitive

Exaple: I Would not do my homework 

Interrogative

Would+Subject+Rather+Infinitive

Example: Would you rather have coffee or tea?

Here is presented the structure that should have our prayers when we use "Would prefer"

Affirmative: Subject+Would prefer+Infinitive

Negative:Subject+Would prefer+Not+infinitive

Interrogative:Would+Subject+Prefer+Infinitive

Examples

Affirmative:I would prefer flying to cancun that talking the bus.

Negative: He would prefer not to go by train.

Interrogative: Would you prefer to go to the disco or to eat tacos?

We hope  you find it helpful the publication and remember to write your comments chaoo...!!!

*Passive Voice*

Hello guys!!!! this is my homework and I regret the delay.....

Passive Voice

What is Passive Voice?

R= is the action of the verb in the object.

What is Active Voice?

R= is the action of the verb in the subject.

Example:

Active ----> I teach English

Passive ---> English is taught

The color red is the Subject
The color green is the Verb
The color blue is the Object

The color orange used to be

The color brown is the Verb in the Past Participle

In short the Passive Voice is when the subject lost importance.

When we want write sentences using the "Present Perfect", "Present Continuous", "Past Simple", "Present Simple" and "Future", we need to know the basic structures:

"Present Perfect"---->have/has been

"Present Continuous"--->am/are/is being

"Past Simple"---->was/were

"Present Simple"---->is/am/are

"Future" ----> will be / is going to be

For example:

Present Perfect:

Structure: have/has been + Verb (Past Participle)

Sentence:

Active---> I have taught English here for a long time.

Passive---> English has been taught here for a long time.

Present Continuous:

Structure: am/are/is being + Verb-ing

Sentence:

Active---> I am teachin English.
Passive---> English is being taught.

Past Simple:

Structure: was/were
Sentence:

Active---> I wrote a letter.

Passive---> The letter was written.

Present Simple:

Structure: is/am/are

Sentence:

Active---> I write a e-mail.
Passive---> The e-mail is written.

Future:

Structure: will be
Sentence:

Active---> I will write a letter.

Passive---> The letter will be written.

Future:

Structure: is going to be

Sentence:

Active---> I'm going to write a letter.
Passive---> The letter is going to be written.