english

PHRASAL VERBS:

4. beat up: dar una paliza   break in: robo

come forward: ofrecer ayuda   get away with: liderazgo

hold up: atracar     let off: no castigo

make for: ir a otra sitio     turn in: chivar

5. check out: revisar  knock out: eliminar

listen out for: escuchar con atencion   make out: distinguir

mind out: tener cuidado    pull out: retirarse por problema

stand out: destacar positivo    stick out: destacar negativo

6. burn out: estar quemado   copy in: copiar

fill in for: sustituir    get ahead: ascender

key in: escribir en ordenador   lay off: despedir

take on: contratar   work up: ascender progresivamente

depth     deep     deepen    deeply

fortune    furtunate   -     fortunately

popularity   popular    popularise     popularly

significance    significant    signify    insignificantly

desire      desirable   desire     desirably

During a trial, the jury presents evidences collected by the crime lab to prove the guilt of the accused. They examine and determine if the evidences are grounds for imprisonment.

Ban sb from: prohibit someone from participating or access a particular place.

Cheat at: unfairly trying gain an advantatge or win the game

ZERO CONDITIONAL: general truths, scientific facts

If+present simple, present simple 

FIRST CONDITIONAL: possible or likely situations now or in the future

If+present simple, will+V-inf

FUTURE

WILL: predictions with no evidence, instatnt decisions, offers, request, promises

BE GOING TO: predictions with evidence, plans and intentions

I am going to study French next year

F. CONTINUOUS: actions in progress at a specific moment in the future

this time tomorrow I will be travelling to London

F. PERFECT: actions finished at a specific time in the future

Francis will have finished his homework by 6 o'clock

F. P. CONTINUOUS: actions happening up to a point in the future

Next month we will have been studying English for 2 years

PRESENT SIMPLE: time tabled events

The train leaves at 3:30

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: arrangements 

We are having dinner with Peter on Saturday

SHALL: suggestions

Shall I collect you from the party?

TO, IN ORDER TO, SO AS TO + V-inf.   =    PARA

1. PREFER:   +V-ing    I prefer swimming to playing football

                   + to V      I prefer to swim rather than to play foot

                   + noun    I prefer the sea than the pool

2. WOULD PREFER + to I would prefer (us) to go to the cinem

                              + noun  I would prefer the cinema on saturd

3. WOULD RATHER + V-inf  I w rather not go to his party tomorrow

                                + 2 subjects: I w rather you didn't touch my things without asking

4. HAD BETTER       + V-inf   We had better arrive on time tomorrow