Historias con huecos 2
Pasado, artículos y some / any · 27 huecos
Abajo tienes cada respuesta explicada.
Past simple y present continuous
Elige la opción correcta para cada hueco.
A night at the cinema
Last night I 1 to the cinema with some friends. We 2 a really funny film, and I 3 so much that my face hurt! We 4 there in my car. After the film I went home, but my friends 5 to a restaurant for pizza. They 6 about the film until midnight. Now we 7 about it again on the phone, and everyone 8 it.
Hueco 1
Last night → past simple. go → went.
Hueco 2
see → saw.
Hueco 3
Regular: laughed.
Hueco 4
drive → drove.
Hueco 5
Pasado: went.
Hueco 6
Pasado (until midnight, anoche): talked.
Hueco 7
Now → present continuous.
Hueco 8
everyone es singular y love es de estado → loves.
Artículos: a, an, the o nada (—)
Elige el artículo correcto. «—» significa que no hace falta artículo.
Beatrice's cakes
My name is Beatrice and I'm 1 chef. I love making 2 cakes. Today I'm making 3 chocolate cake with cherries. It's 4 most popular cake that I make. Once, I even made 5 ice cream cake! I sell my cakes in a shop in 6 Portland. 7 shop is very busy in the morning, but it's quiet in the afternoon. Sometimes I work too hard and I dream of going on 8 cruise to Alaska. A trip like that would be 9 best holiday ever!
Hueco 1
Profesión → a chef.
Hueco 2
En general, plural → sin artículo.
Hueco 3
Uno, por primera vez → a.
Hueco 4
Superlativo → the most popular.
Hueco 5
Sonido vocal → an ice cream cake.
Hueco 6
Ciudades sin artículo.
Hueco 7
Ya sabemos qué tienda es → The.
Hueco 8
Uno cualquiera → a cruise.
Hueco 9
Superlativo → the best.
Some, any y something
Escribe some o any (en algún hueco valen las dos).
At the café
“Hello! Can I get you 1 drinks?” “Yes, please. I'd like 2 coffee.” “Would you like 3 milk or sugar?” “Just 4 milk, please. I don't want 5 sugar.” “We have 6 really good things for lunch today.” “Mmm, I don't have 7 idea what I want. Do you have 8 desserts with strawberries?” “Sorry, we don't have 9 strawberries today, but we have 10 lovely chocolate cake.”
En una pregunta va any; al ofrecer algo también se dice some.
Afirmativa → some.
Ofrecimiento: some o any.
Afirmativa → some.
Negativa (don't) → any.
Afirmativa → some.
Negativa → any.
Pregunta → any (some si esperas que sí).
Negativa → any.
Afirmativa → some.
Adaptado de A Digital Workbook for Beginning ESOL, de Eric Dodson, Davida Jordan y Tim Krause (Portland Community College, 2018), con licencia CC BY 4.0. Cambios: textos reescritos y ampliados, preguntas nuevas y explicaciones en español.