COMPACT FIRST CAMBRIDGE, Apuntes de Inglés

¡Descarga COMPACT FIRST CAMBRIDGE y más Apuntes en PDF de Inglés solo en Docsity! 2021 COMPACT FIRST: UNIT 5 LEARNING AND EARNING FUTURE FORMS 1- WILL It is used: - For predictions about the future (You will feel a lot better when you finish your exams). - For predictions which are uncertain (I imagine they will phone you fairly soon). - For sudden or spontaneous decisions (Is that the doorbell? I will answer it). 2- GOING TO It is used: - For decisions or intensions about the future (We are going to take a longer holiday next year). - For predictions about the future based on evidence (She looks awful. I think she's going to be sick). 3- PRESENT SIMPLE It can used for future events which are fixed by a timetable or schedule: The last bus leaves at midnight. 3- PRESENT CONTINUOUS It can be used for future and arrangements. I’m playing golf with my brother later 4- FUTURE CONTINUOUS It is used: - For actions in progress in the future (This time next week we will be sunbathing by the pool). - For expected future events (I'll be seeing John at work tomorrow so I'll ask him then). - For polite questions (Will you be using the car tomorrow?). 5- FUTURE PERFECT It is used for actions which will be completed before a particular point in the future. Eleanor will have finished her course by the end of July. COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS COUNTABLE NOUNS UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS - A/AN can be used with singular countable nouns (There seems to be a problem with my laptop). - (A) FEW, MANY, A LOT/ LOTS OF are used with plural countable nouns (She doesn't have many friends apart from me). - A/AN cannot be used with uncountable nouns. - They do not have a plural form. - (A) LITTLE, MUCH, A LOT/ LOTS OF can be used (Anything is possible if you have a little patience). Mª José González López Página de 1 3 2021 VOCABULARY PROFESSIONS FROM VERBS PROFESSIONS FROM NOUNS Academic Bachelor’s degree Graduate Lecture Master’s degree Postgraduate Qualify Secondary Seminars Thesis Tutor Undegraduate Apprenticeship Self-employed Trade Traineeship Recall Downside Disprove Loan To get by A firm Charm Commerce Work overtime Verb Noun Verb Noun Account Accountant Assist Assistant Attend Attendant Consult Consultant Serve Servant Inspect Inspector Invent Invention Invest Investors Investigate Investigator Operate Operator Participate Participant Instruct Instructor Specialise Specialist Present Presenter Survive Survivor Supply Supplier Produce Production Know Knowledge Advise Advice Advertise Advertisement NOUN NOUN NOUN NOUN Electricity Electrician History Historian Mathematics Mathematician Music Musician Politics Politician Bank Banker Deal Dealer Lecture Lecturer Philosophy Philosopher Mª José González López Página de 2 3