El verbo modal would se utiliza para hablar de hábitos o costumbres del pasado, o para construir oraciones condicionales. Se usa acompañado del infinitivo sin "to", como en "I would visit my grandmother" o "If I had money, I would travel". También puede contraerse como "wouldn't" o combinarse con pronombres como "I'd".
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El verbo modal would se utiliza para hablar de hábitos o costumbres del pasado, o para construir oraciones condicionales. Se usa acompañado del infinitivo sin "to", como en "I would visit my grandmother" o "If I had money, I would travel". También puede contraerse como "wouldn't" o combinarse con pronombres como "I'd".
El verbo modal would se utiliza para hablar de hábitos o costumbres del pasado, o para construir oraciones condicionales. Se usa acompañado del infinitivo sin "to", como en "I would visit my grandmother" o "If I had money, I would travel". También puede contraerse como "wouldn't" o combinarse con pronombres como "I'd".
El verbo modal would se utiliza para hablar de hábitos o costumbres del pasado, o para construir oraciones condicionales. Se usa acompañado del infinitivo sin "to", como en "I would visit my grandmother" o "If I had money, I would travel". También puede contraerse como "wouldn't" o combinarse con pronombres como "I'd".
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El segundo verbo modal es should.
Es muy importante dominarlo, ya que es una de las palabras que más oirás y utilizarás en inglés. Should se utiliza para recomendar hacer algo y para afirmar si nos parece que algo es como debería ser o no.
El segundo verbo modal es should. Es muy importante
dominarlo, ya que es una de las palabras que más oirás y utilizarás en inglés.
Should se utiliza para recomendar hacer algo y para
afirmar si nos parece que algo es como debería ser o no.
Como todos los verbos modales, should va
acompañado del infinitivo del verbo principal sin to.
You should get some more sleep.
The world should be. Para formar la negación se añade not después de should y, al contrario que en el caso de might, casi siempre se contrae en la forma negativa. Te recordamos que los verbos modales no toman la s en la 3ª persona del singular ni adoptan una forma diferente en tiempos pasados ni se combinan con el auxiliar do en preguntas o negaciones.
Aunque should y must significan deber en castellano,
tienen sentidos muy distintos. Fíjate: A good student should study hard (Un buen alumno debe(ría) estudiar mucho) y A Vaughan student must study hard (Un alumno Vaughan debe estudiar mucho). The second modal verb is should. It is very important to master it, since it is one of the words that you will hear and use the most in English.
Should is used to recommend doing something and to
state whether we think something is as it should be or not.
Like all modal verbs, should is accompanied by the
infinitive of the main verb without to.
You should get some more sleep.
The world should be.
To form the negation, not is added after should and,
unlike might, it is almost always contracted in the negative form.
We remind you that modal verbs do not take the s in
the 3rd person singular, nor do they take a different form in the past tense, nor are they combined with the auxiliary do in questions or negations. Although should and must mean duty in Spanish, they have very different meanings. See: A good student should study hard and A Vaughan student must study hard. El verbo modal would se utiliza siempre acompañado de un verbo en infinitivo, al que le da el significado de condicional, es decir la terminación ‘-ía’ en español. También, puede ser el pasado de will. ¿Cuándo se usa would? Lo utilizamos cuando queremos hablar de hábitos o costumbres del pasado.
Cómo usar el verbo modal would
.
Verbo modal would en afirmativo
Would en una oración de reported speech.
• He said he would come to my house. (Él dijo que vendría a mi casa).
Verbo modal would en negativo
Un ejemplo con wouldn’t con un sentido similar
al used to. • When I was younger, I wouldn’t go to the disco. (Cuando era más joven, no solía ir a la disco). Cómo usar would para hablar del pasado
Puedes usar would cuando quieres hablar de eventos
que solías hacer de forma recurrente en el pasado. Por ejemplo: • I would visit my grandmother every summer at her country side house. (Yo visitaba a mi abuela todos los veranos en su casa de campo). • She would cook a huge lasagna for all the family. (Ella cocinaba una gran lasaña para toda la familia). Ten presente que no puedes usar would con stative verbs (verbos de estado), esto es, verbos que hablan principalmente de un estado, opinión, gusto, percepción o necesidad, entre otros. Algunos ejemplos de stative verbs son: need (necesitar), think (pensar), like (gustar) , understand (entender), love (amar), believe (creer), h ear (escuchar), taste (gustar), know (conocer), etc. Para estos stative verbs, podrás utilizar la expresión used to. Tips para el uso de would
Cuando usas el would con la tercera persona del
singular en el presente simple, la terminación no cambia. Es decir que no necesitas agregar la -s. Así mismo, no debes agregar a would ninguna terminación como -ing o -ed.
Would es un verbo auxiliar, de manera que siempre
tendrás que utilizar con él un verbo principal en infinitivo, sin el to. Por ejemplo:
If I had a lot of cash, I would travel to Mexico. (Si
tuviera mucho efectivo, iría a México). Would sirve para construir frases interrogativas y negativas sin necesidad de utilizar verbos auxiliares como do o does.
Would you like some cookies? (¿Te gustaría algunas
galletas?) I would not eat that watermelon if I were you. (Si fuera tú no me comería esa sandía). Contracciones con Would Puedes hacer la contracción del verbo modal would con la negación not así: wouldn’t. También puedes hacer la contracción de would con los pronombres personales.
I would = I’d You would = You’d He would = He’d She would = She’d It would = It’d be nice We would = We’d They would = They’d The modal verb would is always used accompanied by an infinitive verb, which gives it the meaning of conditional, that is, the ending '-ía' in Spanish. Also, it can be the past of will. When is would used? We use it when we want to talk about habits or customs of the past
How to use the modal verb would.
Here are some examples of sentences with would so you can see how it is used.
Modal verb would in the affirmative
Will in a reported speech sentence.
He said he would come to my house. (He said he
would come to my house).
Modal verb would in the negative
An example with wouldn't with a sense similar to used to. • When I was younger, I wouldn't go to the album. (When I was younger, I didn't use to go to the disco How to use would to talk about the past You can use would when you want to talk about events that you used to do on a recurring basis in the past. For example: • I would visit my grandmother every summer at her country side house. (I used to visit my grandmother every summer at her country house). • She would cook a huge lasagna for all the family. (She cooked a great lasagna for the whole family). Keep in mind that you cannot use would with stative verbs (verbs of state), that is, verbs that speak mainly of a state, opinion, taste, perception or need, among others. Some examples of stative verbs are: need, think, like, understand, love, believe, hear, taste, know ), etc. For these stative verbs, you can use the expression used to. Tips for using would. When you use would with the third person singular in the present simple, the ending does not change. That is, you don't need to add the -s. Also, you should not add any ending such as -ing or -ed to would.
Would is an auxiliary verb, so you will always have to
use a main verb in the infinitive with it, without the to. For example:
If I had a lot of cash, I would travel to Mexico. (If I had a
lot of cash, I would go to Mexico.) Would is used to build interrogative and negative sentences without the need to use auxiliary verbs such as do or does.
Would you like some cookies? (Would you like some
cookies?) I would not eat that watermelon if I were you. (If I were you I wouldn't eat that watermelon). Contractions with Would. Contractions with Would You can make the contraction of the modal verb would with the negation not like this: wouldn't. You can also contract would with personal pronouns.
I would = I'd You would = You'd He would = He'd She would = She'd It would = It'd be nice We would = We'd They would = They'd
