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RESPUESTAS ACTIVITY 69 |
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Read 'GRAMMAR REVISION' at the bottom. |
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1. |
Were there any roses in the garden? |
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AFF
NEG 1
NEG 2 |
Yes, there were
some roses in the garden.
No, there weren't any roses in the garden.
No, there were no roses in the garden. |
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2. |
Were there any apples in the kitchen? |
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AFF
NEG 1
NEG 2 |
Yes, there were
some apples
in the kitchen.
No, there weren't any
apples
in the kitchen.
No, there were no
apples
in the kitchen. |
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3. |
Was there a piano in the sitting-room? |
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AFF
NEG 1
NEG 2 |
Yes, there was
a piano in the sitting-room.
No, there wasn't a piano in the sitting-room.
No, there were no pianos in the sitting-room. |
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4. |
Was there a car in the garage? |
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AFF
NEG 1
NEG 2 |
Yes, there was
a car in the garage.
No, there wasn't a car in the garage.
No, there were no cars in the garage. |
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5. |
Were there any Italians in Gothic City? |
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AFF
NEG 1
NEG 2 |
Yes, there were
some Italians in Gothic City.
No, there weren't any Italians in Gothic City.
No, there were no Italians in Gothic City. |
GRAMMAR REVISION
1) SUSTANTIVOS CONTABLES (que admiten pluralización)
Después de no o
not any (ningún, ninguno/a) se
usa un sustantivo en plural. Lo mismo ocurre con
any en interrogativo. Le
sigue siempre un sustantivo en plural (aunque en español se lo
traduzca en singular).
Observa que tanto el sustantivo como el verbo van en plural:
There are NO pianos at
home >> No hay
piano en casa
There are NOT ANY
pianos at home
>> No hay piano en casa
Are there ANY pianos
in your house?
>> ¿Hay piano en tu casa?
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SUSTANTIVOS NO CONTABLES (que no admiten pluralización)
En este caso, los ejemplos son los siguientes (observa
que tanto el sustantivo como el verbo van en singular):
There is
NO sugar at home
>> No hay nada de azúcar en casa
There is NOT ANY sugar at home
>> No hay nada de azúcar en casa
Is there ANY
sugar in your house? >> ¿Hay algo de azúcar
en tu casa?
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