Je me sens mal / Il n'est pas necessaire - Je me suis senti mal. J'ai été malade - Je ne suis pas malade. Maintenant je me sens bien. - Il n'est pas necessaire d'etudier toute la journée. - Il n'est pas necessaire d'aller a l'ecole. - Il n'est pas necessaire de remplir la fiche.

Avoir besoin de Je n'ai pas besoin d'étudier le français. Tu n'as pas besoin d'étudier l'espagnol. Il n'a pas besoin d'étudier l'anglais. Nous n'avons pas besoin d'étudier le français. Vous n'avez pas besoin d'étudier l'espagnol. Ils n'ont pas besoin d'étudier l'anglais. J'ai besoin d'un conseil. Tu as besoin d'un conseil. Elle a besoin d'un conseil. Nous avons besoin d'un conseil. Vous avez besoin d'un conseil. Elles ont besoin d'un conseil.

Darse cuenta Darse cuenta de - Me dí cuenta de su sonrisa. - El se dió cuenta del perro. - Nos dimos cuenta de su aptitud negativa. - Ellas se dieron cuenta de mi falta de respecto. Darse cuenta que - No me habia dado cuenta que (el) estaba escuchando. - Date cuenta de lo que me dijiste! - Me dí cuenta que ella me estaba estafando. - Se dieron cuenta que me estaba yendo.

Present continuous future meaning Arrengements: 1. He is playing tennis on Monday afternoon. 2. He is going to the dentist on Tuesday morning. 3. I'm not working tomorrow, so we can go somewhere. 4. We're having Tom at dinner tonight. 5. Are they coming for lunch on Tuesday? 6. I'm going to the dentist on Saturday. 7. We're leaving home tomorrow at 10 pm. 8. I'm meeting Ann tonight. 9. Are you playing tennis tomorrow? 10. We aren't having class later.

Querer que ... Quiero que escribas todo perfectamente. Quero que Manuela vaya a casa y descanse. Roberto quiere que Manuela lea todo el libro. Queremos que (tu) comas todo. Quieren que hablemos menos. Cristina quiere que trabajemos mas. Manoli quiere que le enseñe italiano.

Want somebody to ... You want me to do it? We want you to shut up. She wants me to go home. Do they want me to go home? He wants you go believe in yourself. She wanted us to play football. They might want you to come here.

Shall A: I'm hungry. B: Shall I cook some pasta? A: I'm tired. B: Shall we rest a bit? A: Let's go out tonight. B: Shall we go to the cinema? A: It's dark in this room. B: Shall I turn on the light? A: It's cold here. B: Shall we turn on the heating?

Of at for... I'm afraid of spiders. Why are you afraid of dogs? Is she angry with you?
I’m not angry with my father. My dad has been angry with me since November. I’m angry about the situation. Is she angry about the exam?
I was angry about your behaviour. I’m very different from my sister. She is very different from her mother. I’m fed up with my job, I want to do something different. Is she fed up with her family? I was fed up with my life, but things has changed. I’m very good at maths. He isn’t very good at music. 
I’m very interested in music. I’m not interested in politics. Are you interested in history? I am married to a beautiful woman. She is married to a dentist. He has been married to a teacher for twenty years. I’m sorry about the situation. I can’t help you, I’m sorry about that. I’m sorry for not listening to you while you were talking. She was sorry for treating me so badly. He is sorry for laughing while you were speaking. He is so sad, I feel so sorry for him. They are in a terrible situation, I feel sorry for them. Look at John. Don’t you feel sorry for him?

Pres Perfect 1 We use the present perfect for an action in the past with a result now: I have done my homework. = My homework are done now. I have lost my passport. = I can’t find it now. I have broken my leg. = I can’t properly walk now. She has gone to bed. = She’s in bed now.
 He has gone to Paris. = He’s in Paris now. They have bought a new car. = They have a new car now. Have you cleaned your shoes? = Are your shoes clean now? Have you finished with the computer? = Do you need it now?