ENGLISH ESO ESCOLAPIAS

WILL AND MIGHT 1- BOTH ARE MODAL VERBS 2- BOTH ARE USED FOR FUTURE PREDICTIONS 3- MAIN DIFFERENCE : WILL: When you are certain/ sure that something is going to happen I Will be happy when we get home MIGHT: When you think is possible that book might help you with your project * We also you WILL for spontaneous or immediate decicions There's been an accident, I Will call an ambulance I Will have a sandwich and an orange juice, please * We can use May with the same meaning of Might. However, we can contract might not to mightn't BUT not may not to mayn't  --- mayn't IS INCORRECT IN ENGLISH

1- Modals are different from normal verbs: A: They don't use an 's' for the third person singular. B: They make questions by inversion ('she can go' becomes 'can she go?'). C: They are followed directly by the infinitive of another verb (without 'to'). In this unit we are going to learn the uses of: SHOULD, HAVE TO AND MUST A-Obligation and Advice Children  must do  their homework. (OBLIGATION / STRONG ADVICE) * We can also use HAVE TO for obligation (only in affirmative) Native speakers in general USE have to for external obligations (rules, laws, schedules...) and must for personal obligations (things that you think that are important) You  should/ shouldn't stop  smoking. (ADVICE) (it can be used in affirmative and negative) BE CAREFUL  In the third person singular have to and don't have to experience changes. See the examples below: - He has to be 18 to drive a car. - She doesn't have to we

PASSIVE VOICE 1-Passive voice is used when we want to focus on the action and not WHO or WHAT does the action. EXAMPLES: WHO Someone stole my bike (ACTIVE) My bike was stolen (PASSIVE) WHAT This factory produces one hundred bikes per day (ACTIVE) One hundred bikes per day are produced by this Factory (PASIVE) 2- We also have passive voice in Spanish Alguien robó mi bici Mi bici fue robada 3- STRUCTURE SUBJECT+ TO BE (IN THE RIGHT TENSE) + PAST PARTICIPLE (MAIN VERB ) + BY + AGENT  THE BIKE IS STOLEN   BY MY FRIEND (PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE) THE BIKE IS BEING STOLEN BY MY FRIEND (PRESENT CONTINOUS PASSIVE) THE BIKE WAS STOLEN    BY MY FRIEND (PAST CONTINOUS PASSIVE) THE BIKE HAS BEEN STOLEN   BY MY FRIEND (PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE) THE BIKE WILL BE STOLEN   BY MY FRIEND (FUTURE TENSE PASSIVE) 4-We change an active sentence to passive and vice versa. 5- 5- Here I attach you links to threes videos so you can review today's lesson https://www.you