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gerund phrases as subject and object Decoding the Gerund Phrase Time for a quick refresher: A  gerund  is a noun formed with a verb ending in ing. Words like swimming, tying, dreaming, eating, fishing, and drinking can all be used as gerunds. Now that we’ve refreshed your memory, let’s take a look at the gerund phrase. A gerund phrase always follows these rules: Gerund phrases always start with gerunds Gerund phrases always include modifiers and often include other objects A gerund phrase always functions as a noun Gerund phrases are always  subjects , objects, or subject complements in sentences. Gerund Phrase Examples In the following gerund phrase examples, the gerund is highlighted in bold and the entire gerund phrase is underlined. A brief explanation of the function of the gerund phrase follows each example. Blowing  bubbles on a windy day  is a fun activity for children. Blowing bubbles on a windy day  is the subject of th...
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SIMPLE PAST El "simple past" se utiliza para hablar de una  acción que concluyó  en un tiempo  anterior al actual . La duración no es relevante. El tiempo en que se sitúa la acción puede ser el pasado reciente o un pasado lejano . EJEMPLOS John Cabot  sailed  to America in 1498. My father  died  last year. He  lived  in Fiji in 1976. We  crossed  the Channel yesterday. Siempre se utiliza el "simple past" para referirse a  cuándo  ocurrió algo, de modo que va asociado a ciertas expresiones temporales que indican: frecuencia :  often, sometimes, always I sometimes  walked  home at lunchtime. I often  brought  my lunch to school. un tiempo determinado :  last week, when I was a child, yesterday, six weeks ago We  saw  a good film  last week . Yesterday , I  arrived  in Geneva. She  finished  her work at seven o'clock I  went  to the t...
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DESCRIBING REACTIONS

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DESCRIBING REACTIONS PREOCUPADO   - WORRIED (ABOUT) PARALOZADO - SHOCKED ( AT/ BY ) ANGUSTIADO - UPSED (ABOUT) INTERESADO - INTERESTED ( IN ) SORPRNDIDO - SORPROSED ( BY ) ASOMBRADO - AMAZED (AT) ENOJADO - ANGRY ( IN) EMOCIONADO - ENCITED (ABOUT ) FELIZ - HAPPY (ABOUT)
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