“Temas vistos durante el primer parcial”
Present perfect
Would like, would like to
Present continuous
Estructura
Estructura
Uso
Uso
Estructura
Uso
• Afirmación: Sujeto + would like + sustantivo/verbo en infinitivo. • Negación: Sujeto + wouldn’t like + sustantivo/infinitivo. • Pregunta: Would + sujeto + like + sustantivo/infinitivo?
Hablar de experiencias, acciones pasadas que tienen relevancia en el presente o que han ocurrido en un tiempo no específico.
Expresar deseos, preferencias o invitaciones de manera formal o educada.
• Sujeto + verbo “to be” (am/is/are) + verbo con –ing + complemento de tiempo futuro.
• Sujeto + have/has + participio pasado.
Se usa para hablar de planes futuros ya organizados o confirmados.
Ejemplos
Ejemplos
Ejemplos
• I am meeting my teacher on Friday. • They are traveling to Cancun next summer. • We are playing soccer after school.
• She has visited London many times. • I have lived in this city since 2015. • They have already eaten dinner.
• I would like to order a pizza. • Would you like some tea? • He wouldn’t like to work at night.
“Temas vistos durante el primer parcial”
Annia Paola Alvarez Garcia
Created on September 19, 2025
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Transcript
“Temas vistos durante el primer parcial”
Present perfect
Would like, would like to
Present continuous
Estructura
Estructura
Uso
Uso
Estructura
Uso
• Afirmación: Sujeto + would like + sustantivo/verbo en infinitivo. • Negación: Sujeto + wouldn’t like + sustantivo/infinitivo. • Pregunta: Would + sujeto + like + sustantivo/infinitivo?
Hablar de experiencias, acciones pasadas que tienen relevancia en el presente o que han ocurrido en un tiempo no específico.
Expresar deseos, preferencias o invitaciones de manera formal o educada.
• Sujeto + verbo “to be” (am/is/are) + verbo con –ing + complemento de tiempo futuro.
• Sujeto + have/has + participio pasado.
Se usa para hablar de planes futuros ya organizados o confirmados.
Ejemplos
Ejemplos
Ejemplos
• I am meeting my teacher on Friday. • They are traveling to Cancun next summer. • We are playing soccer after school.
• She has visited London many times. • I have lived in this city since 2015. • They have already eaten dinner.
• I would like to order a pizza. • Would you like some tea? • He wouldn’t like to work at night.