Recuperación final 8°-10° 2025

- noviembre 20, 2025

TODAY IS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18TH

DAY 1

PRESENT SIMPLE

https://agendaweb.org/verbs/present_simple-exercises.html

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

LISTA DE VERBOS

https://www.uv.mx/pozarica/caa-conta/files/2016/02/REGULAR-AND-IRREGULAR-VERBS.pdf#:~:text=REGULAR%20VERBS%20BASE%20FORM%20SIMPLE%20PAST%20PAST%20PARTICIPLE,%2FId%2F%20Necesitar%20Plant%20Planted%20%2FId%2F%20Planted%20%2FId%2F%20Plantar

PRESENT PERFECT

TODAY IS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19TH

DAY 2

Vocabulary: https://www.spanish.academy/blog/1000-most-common-spanish-words-for-beginners/

REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS :

PAST CONTINUOUS

PAST PERFECT

TODAY IS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 20TH

DAY 3

WORKSHEET:

TALLER

REVIEW:

a. Future Simple
Structure: will + base verb
Example: She will travel to Paris next week.
Uses:
Predictions: It will rain tomorrow.
Decisions made at the moment: I’ll answer the phone.
Promises: I’ll help you with your homework.

b. Be Going To – am/is/are + going to + base verb

Use: plans, intentions, predictions based on evidence.

Example: She is going to visit her grandma.

c. Present Simple
Structure: Subject + base verb (add “-s” for he/she/it)
Example: The train leaves at 8 p.m.
Uses:
Habits and routines: He plays football every weekend.
General truths/facts: Water boils at 100°C.
Scheduled events (especially for transportation or timetables): The flight departs at noon.
d. Present Continuous
Structure: am/is/are + present participle (verb+ing)
Example: She is meeting her friends later.
Uses:
Actions happening now: I am writing an email.
Future plans/arrangements: We are visiting Rome next week.

e. Future Continuous
This was already listed as item b, so to clarify again:
Structure: will be + verb-ing
Example: He will be working late tonight.
Uses:
To describe what will be happening at a certain time in the future.

f. Future Perfect
Structure: will have + past participle
Example: By 2026, she will have graduated from university.
Uses:
To show that something will be completed before a certain point in the future:
By next month, we’ll have finished the project.
Futuro perfecto simple
Enfoque: El resultado de la acción.
Uso: Para expresar que una acción estará terminada antes de un momento determinado en el futuro.
Estructura: Sujeto + will + have + participio pasado.
Ejemplo: By 6 PM, I will have finished my homework. (Para las 6 p. m., habré terminado mi tarea).
Frases comunes: by, by the time, in a few years.

Futuro perfecto continuous
Enfoque: La duración de la acción.
Uso: Para enfatizar que una acción habrá estado en progreso hasta un momento específico en el futuro.
Estructura: Sujeto + will + have + been + verbo-ing.
Ejemplo: By 6 PM, I will have been studying for three hours. (Para las 6 p. m., habré estado estudiando durante tres horas).
Frases comunes: Usualmente se usa con "for" para indicar la duración.
En resumen
Característica
Futuro perfecto simple
Futuro perfecto continuous
Énfasis Resultado (que algo se complete) Duración (cuánto tiempo)
Ejemplo Habré terminado de trabajar. Habré estado trabajando por 8 horas.