Grammar: Reflexive pronouns and the past continuous
Clase 36 de 39 • Curso de Inglés Práctico: Gramática 2019
Contenido del curso
Past years
- 2
Image: A conversation about their childhood
00:02 min - 3
Lecture: Past Events
00:02 min - 4

Vocabulary: Past Events
00:19 min - 5
Participa en los eventos semanales de la Escuela de Inglés
00:47 min - 6

Grammar: Simple past with the verb be and other verbs
04:19 min - 7
Exercise: Complete sentences about the past
00:20 min - 8
Personalization: A composition about the past
00:26 min - 9
Reading: Childhood years
01:00 min
Experiences at school
Neighbourhood
- 16
Image: Conversation about the neighborhood
00:02 min - 17

Vocabulary: A map with places in the city
00:39 min - 18

Grammar: Expressions to give directions in the city
02:41 min - 19
Image: Directions exercise
00:06 min - 20
Personalization: Drawing and writing
00:05 min - 21
Reading: A letter that describes the neighborhood
01:19 min
Holidays and trips
- 22
Reading: How to plan a trip to a foreign country
01:19 min - 23

Conversation: Its a great place to visit
00:32 min - 24
Image: Landscapes and attitudes
00:02 min - 25

Grammar: The expression its + adjective + to verb
01:58 min - 26
Exercise: Use adjectives to describe the following activities
00:07 min - 27
Personalization: Speaking about a place that you have visited
00:06 min
Belongings
Things happen
Conclusion
Resumen
We use reflexive pronouns when the action affects the same subject who performs it.
- I love myself.
- You put yourself in danger.
- He looks at himself.
When a person does something on their own:
- I myself did all these things.
- She did the project by herself.
Past Continuous
We use the past continuous to describe things that were happening at a specific moment in the past:
- + Subject + verb be in past + verb ing + complement. She was walking when she saw herself in the mirror.
- - Subject + verb be in past + not + verb ing + complement. They weren’t cooking when the food burned.
- ? Wh + verb be in past + subject + verb ing + complement + ?