English Grammar Cheat Sheet

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Special Structures

Used to

~ Used to (solía): {used to + base form/ didn't/ did you used to…?} Cosas que hacía en el pasado, que ya no hace. Detrás del "used to" va un CD o un V.-ing. No se conjuga, se pone el verbo en forma base.

Would

~ Would: {would + base form} Verb en movimiento. Detrás del "would" va un infinitivo.

Be Used to (Estar acostumbrado)

~ Be used to: {(be) used to + object/ gerundio} Se conjuga el verbo "to be" y el "used to" queda igual. Detrás puede ir un CD o un V.-ing. Describe cosas a las que estamos acostumbrados.

Get Used to (Acostumbrarse a)

~ Get used to: {(get) used to + object/ gerundio} Se conjuga el "get" y el "used to" queda igual. Detrás puede ir un CD o un V.-ing. Describe algo en proceso de acostumbrarse. En negativa se pone "hasn't".

Emphasis

So/Such

~ So/such: Para dar énfasis a algo. {-so + adj o adv} {-such + sintagma nominal o nombre} (cuando hay "a/an" después "such" siempre)

So… (that)/ Such… (that)

~ So..(that)/ such..(that): Describe consecuencias de una cosa {-so + adj o adv + that} {-such + (a/an) + sintagma nominal o nombre + that}

Conjunctions

~ Either… or: o… o / neither… nor: ni… ni

Reported Speech

Statements

(said, told, explained, communicated, added)

Questions

(ask, question, wonder)
- Wh: (wh + sujeto + verbo)
- Yes/No: tras reporting verb if/whether/

Order

(order, warn, advise) {to + infinitivo} en negativo "not to"

Request

(request, ask, recommend, complain) {to + infinitivo}

Suggestion

(offer, propose, suggest) {-ing/ that (we) infinitivo}

Expressions

  • Now - then, at that moment
  • Today - that day
  • Tonight - that night
  • Yesterday - the day before, the previous day
  • Tomorrow - the next day, the following day
  • Next week - the following week
  • Last week - the previous week
  • A week ago - the week before
  • Here - there
  • This - that
  • These - those
  • I - he, she
  • You - I
  • We - they
  • Your - my
  • My - his, her, your, their
  • Me - him, her

Verb Tenses in Reported Speech

§ him, her.
Temporary Verb:

  • Present Simple (she studies) - (she studied) Past Simple
  • Present Continuous (I am waiting) - (he was waiting) Past Continuous
  • Present Perfect (I have given) - (he had given) Past Perfect
  • Past Simple (She arrived) - (she had arrived) Past Perfect
  • Past Perfect (I had studied) - (I had studied) No cambia
  • Future Simple (She will visit) - (she would visit) Conditional
  • Can (She can study) - (she could study) Could
  • May (I must be) - (I might be) Might
  • Must/Have to (I must brush) - (he had to brush) Had to
  • Should, could, would, might, ought to y used to - No cambian
  • Going to (she is going to open) - (she will open) Will/Would

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