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1.mary " Í love chocolate " Jill: " Mary said (that) she__ chocolate." A . loved B. Loved C.loving 2.mary : " Í went skiing." Jill: " Mary said (that) she __ skiing." A.went B.had gone C.have gone 3.Mary: " I will eat steak for dinner. " Jill:"Mary said (that) she __ eat steak for dinner." A.willing B.will C.would 4.mary: " I have been to sydney. " Jill: " Mary said (that) she __ to sydney. " A.had been B.has been C.was Boeing 5.mary: "I have had three cars." Jill: "Mary said (that) she__ three cara A.has B.has has C.had has 6. Mary: "I ' m going to go to long beach." Jill: " Mary said (that)she__ going to go to long Beach." A.is B.was C.went 7.mary: " I don't like spinach." Jill: " Mary said (that) she__ like spinach." A.doesn't B.don't C.didn't 8.mary: "I have never been to London." Jill: " Mary said (that) she__ never been to London." A.had B.has C.have 9. Mary: " I was swimming." Jill : "Mary said (that) she __ swimming. A.has benn B.had been C.have been 10.Mary: " I had a cat. " Jill: Mary said (that) she had__ a cat." A.have B.has C.had 11. Mary: " I can't swim." Jill: "Mary said (that) she__ swim." A.can't B.couldn't C.can not 12. Mary: " I Won't buy a new car. " Jill: "Mary said (that) she__ by a new car." A.won't B.will C.wouldn't 13. Mary: "I have to do my laundry." Jill: " Mary said (that) she__ to do her laundry." A.had B.has C.have
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Marioélite · Tutor durante 8 años
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Respuesta:<br><br>1. Mary: "I love chocolate" Jill: "Mary said (that) she loved chocolate."<br> Pista: En español indirecto o en inglés de informes, el tiempo verbal suele retroceder. El presente simple ("love") se convierte en pasado simple ("loved").<br>2. Mary: "I went skiing." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had gone skiing."<br> Pista: De nuevo, el pasado simple ("went") se convierte en el pasado perfecto ("had gone") en el habla informada.<br>3. Mary: "I will eat steak for dinner." Jill: "Mary said (that) she would eat steak for dinner."<br> Pista: "Will" (futuro simple) se convierte en "would" en el habla informada.<br>4. Mary: "I have been to Sydney." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had been to Sydney."<br> Pista: "Have been" (presente perfecto) se convierte en "had been" (pasado perfecto) en el habla informada.<br>5. Mary: "I have had three cars." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had had three cars."<br> Pista: "Have had" (presente perfecto) se convierte en "had had" (pasado perfecto) en el habla informada.<br>6. Mary: "I'm going to go to Long Beach." Jill: "Mary said (that) she was going to go to Long Beach."<br> Pista: Usamos "was" para informar acerca de la futura intención ("I'm going to").<br>7. Mary: "I don't like spinach." Jill: "Mary said (that) she didn't like spinach."<br> Pista: "Don't" (negación en presente) se convierte en "didn't" (negación en pasado) en el habla informada.<br>8. Mary: "I have never been to London." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had never been to London."<br> Pista: "Have been" (presente perfecto) se convierte en "had been" (pasado perfecto) en habla informada.<br>9. Mary: "I was swimming." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had been swimming."<br> Pista: "Was swimming" (pasado continuo) se convierte en "had been swimming" (pasado perfecto continuo) en el habla informada.<br>10. Mary: "I had a cat." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had had a cat."<br> Pista: "Had" (pasado simple) se convierte en "had had" (pasado perfecto) en el habla informada.<br>11. Mary: "I can't swim." Jill: "Mary said (that) she couldn't swim."<br> Pista: "Can't" (presente) se convierte en "couldn't" (pasado) en el habla informada.<br>12. Mary: "I won't buy a new car." Jill: "Mary said (that) she wouldn't buy a new car."<br> Pista: "Won't" (futuro negativo simple) se convierte en "wouldn't" en el habla informada.<br>13. Mary: "I have to do my laundry." Jill: "Mary said (that) she had to do her laundry."<br> Pista: "Have to" (must en presente) se convierte en "had to" (must en pasado) en el habla informada. <br><br>Con estas respuestas, practicamos el uso del habla informada en inglés, donde los tiempos verbales suelen cambiar para reflejar que la acción se informó en lugar de realizarse en el presente.
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