La expresión de la posesión en inglés: el genitivo ‘s y la preposición “of”

 

 

  

    En esta página dice que hay dos maneras de expresar posesión en inglés, pero eso no es del todo correcto porque también están los adjetivos posesivos y los pronombres posesivos (que, como su propio nombre indica, también expresan posesión).

Pronouns and adjectives.

 

 

 

 

             Here you have theory and activities about subject pronouns, possessive adjectives, possessive pronouns and object pronouns.

English level test.

 

 

Do you know which level you have in English.

Try this and you´ll know it. It´s not as difficult as it seems.

The Big Challenge. Training.

 

 

     In May we are going to take part in The Big Challenge. You can begin your training clicking in this page that belongs to The Big Challenge.

Grammar Gremlins. Have fun with them.

 

 

   Do you want to find grammar more enjoyable? Do you want to have fun while you are learning? You are in the correct place. Try this activity at your level. It doesn´t matter if you are a beginner or an advanced, this is your page.

Burlington Books. Extra practice. Grammar.

Here you have extra practice if you have

something you want to improve.

Difference between it´s and its.

 

 

 

 

  “It’s” is always the abbreviation of “it is” as in “It’s (= it is) a nice day, isn’t it?” “Its” is the possessive of “it” as in, “That is Morton’s puppy but I don’t know its name.” In the second sentence, “its” means “belonging to it”.

There, Their, They´re

 

 

   Complete with there, their or they´re. Pay attention it´s not difficult.

The Grammar of Doom

 

 

 

  Do you want to have fun and learn vocabulary and grammar at the same time. You are in the right place, but… be careful because you could die trying. Ha ha ha ha!!!! 

English verb tenses chart (in Galician) (2)

	FUTURO			OUTRO FUTURO BE GOING TO
SIMPLE	Unha acción que poderá pasar.			Unha acción que vai pasar, salvo causa de forza maior.
fórmula	suxeito+ will+ infinitivo	suxeito+ won´t+ infinitivo	Will+ suxeito+ infinitivo?	suxeito+ am/is/are+ going to + infinitivo	suxeito+ am/is/are+ not+ going to+ infinitivo	am/is/are+ suxeito+ going to + infinitivo
Exemplos	She will paint tomorrow. They will paint tomorrow.   She won´t paint tomorrow. They won´t paint tomorrow. Will she paint tomorrow? Will they paint tomorrow?			She is going to paint tomorrow. They are going to paint tomorrow. She isn´t going to paint tomorrow. They aren´t going to paint tomorrow. Is she going to paint tomorrow? Are they going to paint tomorrow?