Past Future Forms and Future Usage

The page details the complex past future forms and various ways to express future actions in English, providing a thorough chuleta tiempos verbales inglés.

Definition: Past Future tense uses 'would + infinitive' to express future actions from a past perspective.

Example: "She said she would be doing her homework all day long"

Highlight: Future with 'will' is primarily used for predictions and opinions not based on facts.

Quote: "I think my brother will be famous" - example of future prediction using 'will'

Arrangements and Preparation

This section focuses on vocabulary related to arrangements and preparation, essential for vocabulario en inglés traducción.

Definition: To prepare means to get ready for something, while arrange means to organize an event or activity.

Example: "The school arranges visits to local museums" (correct) vs. "The school prepares visits to local museums" (incorrect)

Highlight: The distinction between 'prepare' and 'make' when talking about food preparation is particularly important.