Since was raining I couldn´t see the city.
Introduction
All you will learn about conditionals and hypothetical situations
Future Perfect Passive & Hypothetical situations
Future Perfect Passive
Discussing a future project
Third Conditional and a Review of Other Conditionals
Sequence of events
Hypothetical situations with Past Simple
Hypothetical situations with Past Perfect
Quiz: Future Perfect Passive & Hypothetical situations
Formal and informal English
One should always do one's best
Giving reasons with since
No matter
Should as a conditional
Monologue "New Job"
Quiz: Formal and informal English
Reports, beliefs and comments
Reporting beliefs and impersonal comments
Imminent events
Adding information
Subject-verb inversion
Roleplay: Platzi News
Quiz: Reports, beliefs and comments
Cleft Sentences
Hypothetical situations using ‘only if’
Cleft sentences in Past, Present and, Future
Questions using complement clauses with is it/was it
Quiz: Cleft Sentences
Course Outcomes
Conclusion
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Existen palabras en inglés que ya conoces muy bien, pero que pueden toparte con ellas en un contexto nuevo y diferente.
Cuando tienes que explicar algo o dar razones de un evento sucedido, puedes utilizar la palabra “Since”, en lugar de “Because”. La misma puede emplearse ya sea en la primera o en la segunda cláusula para explicar una situación.
Veamos algunos ejemplos: - I assumed that you were out, since the lights were off. - Since you don’t need your car today, may I borrow it? - Since we have a little time before the meeting, let’s have some coffee. - I don’t think we’ll go out, since it’s raining. - Since there was an earthquake, a tree fell on the car.
Explica tus acciones o comportamiento expresándote con esta nueva forma de usar la palabra “Since”.
Contribución creada por: Kevin Fiorentino (Platzi Contributor).
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Preguntas 8
Since was raining I couldn´t see the city.
Since I am taking English courses on Platzi I’m learning a lot.
“Since” it’s the same as “because”, you can also use it at the beginning of a sentence, which is odd for “because”.
Examples:
● Since you don’t need your car today, may I borrow it?
● Since we have a little time before the meeting, let’s have some coffee.
Practice:
● Hey Carlos, since it’s raining let’s postpone our bike ride.
● Well, it’s a shame, why don’t we walk a little bit? Since we need to wait that the insure arrives.
Since the tree fell, cars are stuck on the road
Since it’s raining, the windows are humid.
The car is stopped since the tree fell on it.
I will not borrow my car to you since you crashed it
Since there are trees on the street I couldn´t move on.
Since there are trees on the street I couldn´t move on.
While ‘since’ can sometimes sound more formal than ‘because’, the main difference is that ‘since’ and ‘as’ are often used when the reason is already known to the listener/reader or is less important. ‘Because’ is used when the reason is new information or is the main point of the sentence.”
Since the project is still in progress. I don’t think the release will be completed today
Since it’s raining, we can’t go to the park today.
Since the tree fell on the car, we won’t be able to arrive home early.
Since I’m studying in Platzi, I’m growing up a lot.
I can’t go to my school today since the light it’s out.
Since I arrived late for the date, my doctor wasn’t attended me.
My examples:
Since it’s raining outside, let’s play a board game
We couldn’t get to the party since the road was blocked by a tree
Since the tree fell out, we couldn’t go to the airport on time
Let’s practice!
Since the wind gets stronger, the tree over there is going down.
Since the bad weather, a tree fell on my sister’s car.
Since it’s raining, I took the umbrella to avoid get wet.
Since it’s raining, I don’t think we’ll go out.
I don’t drive among the forests, since it looks dangerous
I thought you’d stay home, since it’s raining.
Since the car is stuck, we have to call for help.
Since it’s raining, you couldn´t make that picknic yo were hoping for.
Since the tree falls into your car, I assume you´re calling your insurance ASAP.
I can’t drive my mom’s car since it crashed into a tree.
Since the car crashed into a tree, I can’t drive it.
Since it’s raining, we should do Netflix and chill.
Since it started raining, I can’t go outside anymore
I’m not going out since it began raining.
I’m afraid of driving again since I had an accident
Since I crash the car, my dad doesn’t let me drive anymore
Since the day is rainy, i bought some chips and put a movie on the screen for you.
Your car was destroyed since a huge branch fell on it.
Since it’s raining I think we should better stay and watch a movie, maybe even order some pizaa, what do you say?
Since it is raining we can’t eat out.
Since a tree got dropped, we can’t move on.
Since the road was blocked by a tree, we had to find another way out.
SInce the tree fell off, my car got damaged.
SInce it was raining, I couldn’t get out of my home
I had to stop the movie since I wanted to end my homework.
My sentences:
Since we can’t go out to enjoy the sun, I will study in Platzi in the Afternoon.
Since there were very strong winds last night, Some trees fell and damaged my car.
Since it’s raining out, it’s a good time to drink a cup hot coffee.
Since the hurricane passed, the tree fall over the car
i took a taxi since it’s raining
since my car had an accident i will not attend the meeting
Since you crashed the car i feel fear to travel
Since it rain i am freezed
More examplees
im stopped since the tree block the way
there was an accident since i arrived
I´m caughting in the middle of the way since a tree has been fallen.
I wont go to my frind´s party since it started to rain.
since it’s raining i can’t get out
Since today it’s raining we can not go to the park walking
Since it was raining, I could wear comfortable clothes every day
Since there was a storm a tree fell, and it was difficult for drivers to look for another route.
I have remembered you since it started to rain.
Excelente
He crashed the car against a tree, since he was looking his phone
Today, I couldn’t go to the cinema and watch the movie I was waiting for, since it has been a rainy day
As it was raining I couldn’t see the hospital
good
-since we haven’t talked for a while how have you been?
Since it´s raining, I’m staying at home.
**Since **It was raining, I can’t working out at the park.
I was surprised by the street since I observed the car accident with a fallen tree.
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For me is easier to use ´so´ at the beginning of the sentences, IDK if it’s correct, but is useful.
Since you arrived, she is not sure this is the way.
He’d been in a grumpy mood since he got up.
I haven’t even seen him since the funeral.
Since then he had treated her with total respect
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