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Phrasal verbs

Form:

Verb+one or two prepositions (or adverbs)

Specifications:

A phrasal verb can have more than one meaning

The meaning ofen has no connection with the verb

Can be formal or informal

Separable: are the phrasal verbs that cannot split

Inseparable:are the phrasal verbs that can split but with different conditions

1juan asked jovis out to dinner

2juan asked around that if they need money

3your shoes add up to 30 dolars

4you are not gonna back up to your house

5we have to blow up a lot of balloons

6your cellphone broke down yesterday

7juan broke in today and stole my TV

8juan break in my conversation

9this sad music is bringing me down

10juan drunk so much that he brought his bear up in the toiled

12I called around my family but just juan come

13juan call the meet whit jovis off

14i called on you yesterday

15i don’t care about juan´s life

Non Defining relative clauses

Provide interesting additional information which isn´t essential to understand a sentence

It tell us more about someone or something, but don´t define it

1 Juan, who lives in YPFB, needs to calm down before he drives the car

2the people, who put up whit a dog, are very unusual in La Paz

3cats, that weak up early, are very unusual

4the people that work out a lot are very usual

5 Paolo, who like the French fries, broke in “Pollos Copacabana”

6 Carola, who is called Sobo, broke in Paolo´s house

7 Rubén, who lives in the trash, was killed by Juan that didn’t back he up

8 Rodrigo, who was our partner, was in the Prado eating ice cram that add up to 1 Bs

9 Ester, who likes Rubén, ask Rubén out to dinner

10 Alejandro, who didn´t do the homework, asked around if was homework

11 Romina, who was 8 years old, ask someone out

12 Fendor, who work out the total cost before we buy the house, died

13Felo, who lie always, do a plan that work out fine

14 Juan, who never work out, is in a meeting whit Jovis

15 Juan, who never work out, warm up

Past unreal conditional

It is used for talk hypothetically about past situations and to suppose different consequences

Form: if +subject + past perfect

But with wish and only are to express something different from reality

1 I wish I can warm your feet up in front of the fireplace

2 I wish that I wake up early for work on Saturday

3 if only the kids used all of the toothpaste up so we need to buy some more

4if only my cat doesn´t turned up after we put posters up all over the neighbourhood

5if only I could try these jeans on

6I wish I am going to try this new brand of detergent out

7 I wish you turn the music up

8If only you turn some lights on I could see better my homework

9if only you to turn the TV off and come for dinner

10if only you turn the TV down while the guests are here

11I wish we threw our old furniture away when we won the lottery

12i wish I was thinking this job offer over before I make my final decision

13 When I think back on my youth, I wish I had studied harder

14if only you take the garbage out to the street I can be more relaxed

15i wish that my grandparents took us out for dinner and a movie

Past perfect

Form: S + had/hadn´t + verb in P.P. + C

By the time + simple past + past perfect

We use the past perfect to talk about something that happened in the past

In the time line it is before the simple past and the present perfect

1 The woman broke down when the police told her that her son had died

2 The firemen had broke into the room to rescue the children

3 We had cut the old tree in our yard down after the storm

4 We worked so hard this year that we had gotten away for a week

5 you receive something you had before

6 I had holed my dog back because there was a cat in the park

7 We had ran out of shampoo so I had washed my hair with soap

8 When I think back on my youth, I wish I had studied harder

9 I had token after my mother. We are both impatient

10 We had heard the news as soon as we switched on the car radio

11 you had switch it off

12 you had stocked to the diet

13 You had sleep over tonight if the weather is too bad to drive home

14I had showed off on my skateboard

15the police had set up the car thief by using a hidden camera

Should have / Could have

We use it to express things that you maybe can do

Their meaning is:

(podría/debería/...) haber

It is more use in questions

Form: S + should / could + have + C

1juan could have hit a airhead

2 my amigo maybe could have a drink water, but he can´t.

3 I should have got antifreeze tonight.

4 Me and my friend should have crash our zits.

5 How could have you go out with such a jerk?

6 I could have retire with 100 K

7 I wish I could have kick back at the beach today

8 I wish I could have kick back at the park

9 I could have cut in the reunion

10 you could have cut out this ad

11 they should have cut off the newspaper

12 we should have any work in the summer

13 Juan could have any homework in the vacation

14 Ruben should have checked out

15 Erick could have to go to visit my house

Must have /Can have /Might have

Might expresses an opinion: an uncertain guess, a speculation, based on very little information. Might have expresses an opinion about an earlier (past) situation.

Must expresses an opinion: an inference, a conclusion, based on known details. Must have expresses an opinion about an earlier (past) situation.

Can express the same that might but more formal

1You might have to go to visit my house

2 we must have an item

3 he must have pulled my leg

4 she might have asked for trouble

5 it might have learned something by heart

6 we must have a nap

7 you can have cut in your father’s conversation

8they must have asked for trouble

9 Juan can have chip in something

10 Ruben must have cleaned up his room

11Jovis must have come apart to Juan

12 Kevin might have s nap

13 Carol can have done away whit all of these old tax records

14 Juana must have drop back in the competence

15 Paolo must have lerned

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