Lista de verbos irregularesINFINITIVOPASADOPARTICIPIOSIGNIFICADO
arisearosearisenElevarse, surgir, originarse.
awakeawokeawokenDespertar, mover, excitar.
bearborebornSoportar, sostener, tolerar.
beatbeatbeatenBatir,revolver, golpear, vencer.
becomebecamebecomeHacerse,tornarse,convertirse en.
beginbeganbegunEmpezar, iniciar.
bendbentbentDoblar, inclinar, torcer.
betbetbetApostar
bindboundboundAtar, unir, enlazar.
bitebitbittenMorder.
blowblewblownSoplar
breakbrokebrokenQuebrar, partir, romper.
bringbroughtbroughtTraer, llevar, conducir.
buildbuiltbuiltConstruir, edificar.
burnburntburntQuemar, incendiar.
burstburstburstRomper, reventar.
buyboughtboughtComprar
catchcaughtcaughtCoger, asir, atrapar.
choosechosechosenEscoger, elegir.
clingclungclungAsirse, adherirse, pegarse.
comecamecomeVenir
costcostcostCostar
creepcreptcreptArrastrarse,deslizarse, pegarse.
cutcutcutCortar, dividir.
dealdealtdealtTratar, tener que referirse.
digdugdugCavar, ahondar.
dodiddoneHacer, ejecutar.
drawdrewdrawnTirar, arrastrarse, atraer, dibujar.
drinkdrankdrunkBeber
drivedrovedrivenImpulsar, conducir, llevar, inducir.
fallfellfallenCaer, disminuir.
feedfedfedAlimentar, nutrir.
feelfeltfeltSentir, percibir, tocar.
fightfoughtfoughtPelear, combatir.
findfoundfoundEncontrar, descubrir.
find outfound outfound outAveriguar, investigar.
fleefledfledEscapar, hur, evitar.
flyflewflownVolar
forbidforbadeforbiddenProhibir.
foreseeforesawforeseenPrever, prevenir
forgetforgotforgottenOlvidar (se)
forgiveforgaveforgivenPerdonar
freezefrozefrozenCongelar
getgotgot (ten)Lograr, obtener, conseguir.
givegavegivenDar, conceder.
gowentgoneIr (se), funcionar, resultar.
grindgroundgroundMoler, triturar.
growgrewgrownCrecer, cultivar.
hanghunghungColgar, Suspender.
havehadhadTener, haber.
hearheardheardOr, escuchar.
hidehidhid (den)Ocultar, encubrir.
hithithitPegar, golpear, acertar.
holdheldheldSostener,mantener,contener.
hurthurthurtHerir, daar, lastimar.
keepkeptkeptMantener,guardar,conservar.
knowknewknownConocer, saber.
laylaidlaidPoner, colocar.
leadledledGuiar, llevar, conducir.
leanleantleantInclinar(se), apoyarse.
learnlearntlearntAprender, saber.
leaveleftleftPartir, irse, abandonar.
lendlentlentPrestar
letletletPermitir, conceder.
lielaylainTenderse, descansar, estar, situado.
lightlitlitAlumbrar, iluminar, encender (se).
loselostlostPerder, malgastar.
makemademadeHacer, confeccionar, producir.
meanmeantmeantSignificar,querer decir pretender.
meetmetmetEncontrarse, satisfacer.
meltmeltedmolten (old)Derretir(se), fundir(se).
mistakemistookmistakenEquivocarse, comprender mal, errar
misunderstandmisunderstoodmisunderstoodEntender mal.
overcomeovercameovercomeVencer, superar, sobreponerse.
paypaidpaidPagar, recompensar.
putputputPoner,colocar, exponer.
readreadreadLeer,descifrar, marcar.
rebuildrebuiltrebuiltReconstruir
ridridridLibrarse, zafarse.
rideroderiddenRodar, tenerjuego, funcionar.
ringrangrungTocar, sonar.
riseroserisenAscender,elevarse,levantarse, surgir.
runranrunCorrer, funcionar.
sawsawedsawnCortar con sierra, aserrar.
saysaidsaidDecir, afirmar.
seesawseenVer, observar.
seeksoughtsoughtBuscar, solicitar.
sellsoldsoldVender
sendsentsentEnviar
setsetsetInstalar, establecer, colocar, fijar.
shakeshookshakenSacudir, lanzar, agitar.
shedshedshedDerramar, esparcir, dejar caer.
shineshoneshoneBrillar, relumbrar, sobresalir.
shootshotshotDisparar, emitir, lanzar.
showshowedshownMostrar, excibir, probar, demostar.
shrinkshrankshrunkEncogerse, disminuir, desaparecer.
shutshutshutCerrar, impedir, exclur.
singsangsungCantar
sinksanksunkHundir, sumergir
sitsatsatSentarse, reunirse.
sleepsleptsleptDormir
slideslidslid(den)Resbalar, deslizarse, escabullirse.
smellsmeltsmeltOler, percibir.
speakspokespokenHablar, decir.
speedspedspedAcelerar, apresurarse.
spendspentspentGastar, consumir, emplear (tiempo).
spillspiltSpiltDerramar, verter, divulgar.
spinspunSpunTornear, hilar, hacer girar.
splitsplitSplitPartir, dividir, separar, reventar.
spoilspoiltSpoiltDeteriorar, daar, inutilizar.
spreadspreadspreadExtender, esparcir, propagar.
springsprangsprungSaltar, soltar, brotar, surgir.
standstoodStoodPararse, tolerar, estar (de pi).
stealstoleStolenRobar, escabullirse.
stickstuckStuckPegar, adherirse, prender, fijar.
stinkstankStunkOler mal, apestar.
strikestruckStruckGolpear, pegar, estallar.
swellswelledswollenHinchar, inflamar, engrosar.
swimswamSwumNadar, flotar.
swingswungSwungBalancera(se), hacer girar.
taketookTakenTomar, llevar.
teachtaughtTaughtEnsear
teartoreTornRomper, despedazar, rasgar.
telltoldToldDecir, contar, narrar.
thinkthoughtThoughtPensar, creer.
throwthrewThrownLanzar, tirar, impeler, arrojar.
thrustthrustThrustIntroducir conviolencia, empujar, impeler
undergounderwentUndergoneSufrir, experimentar, pasar por.
understandunderstoodunderstoodComprender.
undertakeundertookundertakenEmprender, comenzar algo.
undoundidUndoneDesarmar, deshacer.
wakewokewoke (n)Despertar, excitar.
wearWoreWornGastar(se), consumirse, usar.
winWonWonGanar, conquistar.
windWoundWoundEnroscar(se), serpentear, girar.
withdrawWithdrewWithdrawnRetirar, retractarse, quitar.
withstandWithstoodWithstoodResistir, oponerse, soportar.
Verbos Regulares y sus TiemposINFINITIVOPASADO Y PARTICIPIOSIGNIFICADOPRONUNCIACIONTERMINACION
actActedActuarid
addAddedSumar, aadirid
aidAidedAyudarid
arrestArrestedArrestarid
assistAssistedAyudarid
attendAttendedAsistir, irid
addressAddressedDirigirset
advertiseAdvertisedAnunciart
amuseAmusedEntretenert
approachApproachedAcercarset
askAskedPreguntar, pedirt
accompanyAccompaniedAcompaard
accustomaccustomedAcostumbrard
agreeagreedConcordard
annoyannoyedMolestard
answeransweredResponderd
appealapplealedAtraerd
appearappearedAparecerd
arrangearrangedArreglar, ordenard
arrivearrivedArribard
accompanyaccompaniedAcompaard
accustomaccustomedAcostumbrard
agreeagreedConcordard
annoyannoyedMolestard
answeransweredResponderd
appealapplealedAtraerd
appearappearedAparecerd
arrangearrangedArreglar, ordenard
boardboardedAbordarid
balancebalancedEquilibrart
banishbanishedDesterrart
barkbarkedLadrart
blessblessedBendecirt
brushbrushedCepillart
behavebehavedComportarsed
belongbelongedPertenecerd
begbeggedsuplicar, mendigard
believebelievedCreerd
boilboiledHervird
breathebreathedRespirarid
completecompletedCompletarid
consistconsistedConsistirid
countcountedContarid
closeclosedCerrart
cookcookedCocinart
crashcrashedChocart
crosscrosssedcruzart
callcalledLlamard
carecaredCuidard
carrycarriedLlevard
changechangedCambiard
checkcheckedChequeart
chargechargedcargar, cobrard
cleancleanedLimpiard
climbclimbedescalar, subird
combcombedPeinard
covercoveredCubrird
crycriedLlorard
crawlcrawledgatear, arrastrarsed
dancedancedbailart
dressdressedvestirt
droppdroppeddejar caert
dialdialedsintonizar, marcard
diediedmorird
declaredeclareddeclarard
delaydelayeddemorard
deliverdeliveredentregard
denydeniednegard
dinedinedcenard
drydriedsecard
encloseenclosedincluir, encerrart
enjoyenjoyeddisfrutard
engageengagedcomprometerd
envyenviedenvidiard
expressexpressedexpresart
exclaimexclaimedexclamard
explainexplainedexplicard
failfailedfracasar, fallard
fastenfastendedabrochard
filefiledarchivard
fillfilledllenard
firefiredechar deltrabajo, disparard
followfollowedseguird
frightenfrightenedespantard
fryfriedfreird
finishfinishedterminart
fishfishedpescart
fixfixedfixedt
gaingainedganard
guessguessedadivinart
helphelpedayudart
hopehopedesperar, deseart
happenhappenedsucederd
hurryhurriedapurar (se)d
imagineimaginedimaginard
ironironedplanchard
judgejudgedjuzgard
kisskissedbesart
killkilledmatard
laughlaughgedreirt
leakleakedgoteart
likelikedgustart
locklockedcerrar con llavet
looklookedmirart
markmarkedmarcar, sealart
milkmilkedordear un animalt
missmissedextraart
managemanagedmanejard
marrymarriedcasar (se)d
massagemassagedmasajeard
measuremeasuredmedird
movemovedmoverd
observeobservedobservard
offerofferedofrecerd
openopenedabrird
orderorderedordenard
peformperformedejecutard
phonephonedtelefoneard
planplannedplaneard
playplayedjugar, tocard
ploughploughedarard
pourpouredderramar, verterd
prayprayedorard
preferpreferedpreferird
preparepreparedpreparard
pullpulledtirard
parkparkedestacionart
passpassedpasart
pickpickedrecogert
pleasepleasedcomplacerd
polishpolishedpulirt
practisepractisedpracticart
promisepromisedprometert
pronouncepronouncedpronunciart
punishpunishedcastigart
pushpushedempujart
repeatrepeatedrepetirid
reportreportedreportar, informarid
requestrequestedsolicitar, pedirid
restresteddescansarid
reachreachedalcanzart
refuserefusedrehusart
raiseraisedlevantart
rainrainedlloverd
realicerealizeddarse cuentad
registerregisteredmatricularse, registrard
receivereceivedrecibird
Remainremainedquedar, sobrard
Remenberremenberedrecordard
Repairpepairedreparard
Requirerequiredrequerird
Reservereservedreservar, guardard
Rowrowedremard
Resolveresolvedresolverd
Returnreturnedretornar, volverd
Searchsearchedbuscar, registrart
Savesavedsalvard
0serveservedservird
settlesettledarreglar, establecerd
signsignedfirmard
smilesmiledsonreird
snowsnowednevard
spillspilledderramard
staystayedpermanecer, quedarsed
studystudiedestudiard
suffersufferedsufrird
swallowswallowedtragard
slipslippedresbalart
smokesmokedfumart
stopstoppeddetener, parart
switchswitchedconectar, accionart
stretchstretchedestirart
talktalkedconversart
thankthankedagradecert
touchtouchedtocar, palpart
traptrappedatrapart
tiretiredcansar, fatigard
traintrainedentrenard
traveltraveledviajard
troubletroubledmolestard
trytriedtratar, intantard
turnturnedgirar, volteard
unpackunpackeddesempacart
useusedusart
visitvisitedvisitarid
waitwaitedesperarid
wantwantedquerer, requeririd
walkwalkedcaminart
washwashedlavart
watchwatchedobservar, mirart
wishwisheddesear, anhelart
workworkedtrabajart
wrap upwrapped upenvolvert
wreckwreckednaufragart
warmwarmedcalentard
warnwarnedadvertird
waterwateredregard
weighweighedpesard
whistlewhistledsilbard
Vistos en perspectivaPronombresPersonalesPronombresAcusativosAdjetivosPosesivosPronombresPosesivosPronombresReflexivos
Imemyminemyself
youyouyouryoursyourself
heHimhishishimself
sheHerherhersherself
itItits--itself
weUsouroursourselves
youYouyouryoursyourselves
theyThemtheirtheirsthemselves
Pronombres Indefinidos
everybodynobodysomebodyanybody
everyoneno onesomeoneanyone
everythingnothingsomethinganything
Pronombres Relativos
whoWhichthatwhomwhose
Pronombres Recprocos
each other / one another
Algunos sustantivos agrupados por terminacionesacyconspiracy, democracy, intimacy, legacy,
adebarricade, crusade, grenade, lemonade,
ageadvantage, veberage, damage, language,
alapproval, arrival, burial, denial, refusal,
alityabnormality, brutality, fatality, immortality,
anceabundance, entrance, importance, repentance,
ancyconstancy, infancy, pregnancy, vacancy,
antaccountant, assistant, immigrant, servant,
archyanarchy, hierarchy, oligarchy, monarchy,
aryitinerary, dictionary, library, glossary,
bilityavailability, possibility, probability, stability,
cidefraticide, homicide, genocide, suicide,
cityatrocity, audacity, capacity, elasticity,
domboredom, freedom, kingdom, wisdom,
dycomedy, custody, remedy, tragedy,
eeemployee, nominee, refugee, trainee,
enceabsence, confidence, silence, violence,
encyclemency, consistency, efficiency, frequency,
erdriver, explorer, painter, worker, writer,
eryadultery, artillery, delivery, machinery,
essaccess, congress, process, progress,
hoodadulthood, brotherhood, neighborhood,
iancomedian, electrician, musician, politician,
icsathletics, economics, politics, statistics,
ingbeginning, feeling, learning, understanding,
ismcapitalism, communism, nationalism, racism,
istcapitalist, communist, nationalist, racist,
itcredit, debit, habit, limit, permit, spirit,
ityability, adversity, clarity, creativity, eternity,
izationcentralization, colonization, globalization,
logyastrology, ecology, sociology, psychology,
manbusinessman, fireman, mailman, policeman,
mentagreement, improvement, investment, payment,
metercentimeter, kilometer, diameter, perimeter,
nessdarkness, greatness, madness, unhappiness,
ocracyaristocracy, autocracy, democracy, theocracy,
onyagony, antagony, harmony, irony, monotony,
oractor, author, competitor, creator, debtor,
orylaboratory, conservatory, oratory, reformatory,
phoneearphone, megaphone, microphone, telephone,
scopekaleidoscope, microscope, telescope, periscope,
shipchampionship, citizenship, dictatorship, friendship,
sionconclusion, confusion, decision, explosion,
thgrowth, wealth, death, health, depth, strength,
tionadoption, connection, creation, inspiration,
tudealtitude, aptitude, attitude, longitude, magnitude,
tybeauty, cruelty, honesty, loyalty, liberty,
umauditorium, maximum, planetarium, stadium,
ureadventure, culture, gesture, literature,
uscensus, circus, exodus, status, stimulus,
POSESIVOSEn ingls formamos el posesivo con la preposicin "of" delante del sustantivo o un apstrofo y "s".Ponemos elapstrofo (')despus del sustantivo y agregamos una"s". (Antes esta forma se empleaba slo para personas o animales, pero ahora es extensiva a cualquier sustantivo). John'scar.El auto de John. Claudia'shouse.La casa de Claudia. The dog'sfood.La comida del perro. The cat'stoys.Los juguetes del gato. The company'spresident.El presidente de la compaa. Someone'sproperty.La propiedad de alguien. Today'sworld.El mundo de hoy.Cuando el sustantivo plural termina ens, agregamos solamente el apstrofo. The dogs'food.La comida de los perros. The cats'toys.Los juguetes de los gatos. The actresses'dressing rooms.Los camarines de las actrices. My parents'house.La casa de mis padres.- Pero, si el sustantivo que termina enses singular, agregamos's. Doris'sjob.El trabajo de Doris. Carlos'shouse.La casa de Carlos.Muchas veces se omiten los sustantivos despus del posesivo cuando stos significan edificios o moradas. I was at my grandparents'.Estuve en (casa) de mis abuelos. We went to John's.Fuimos a la (casa) de John. We visited St. Peter'sin Rome.Visitamos (la catedral) de San Pedro en Roma.Con sustantivos mltiples:- Si poseen algo conjuntamente, generalmente se agrega'sal final de ellos. John, Sandra and Claudia'snationality.La nacionalidad de Juan, Sandra y Claudia. Bill and Sally'sapartment.El departamento de Bill y Sally.- Si estos poseen algo en forma separada, se agrega'sa cada uno de ellos. John's, Sandra'sand Claudia'snationalities.Las nacionalidades de Juan, Sandra y Claudia. Bill'sand Sally'sapartments.Los departamentos de Bill y Sally.
PREGUNTASPreguntas en ingls usando What? / Which? / Where? / When? / Who? / Why? / How? / ...
What?- Qu? Cul? Cules?Which?- Qu? Cul? Cules?Where?- Dnde? Adnde?When?- Cundo?Why?- Por qu?Who?- Quin? Quines?Whom?- A quin? A quines?Whose?- De quin? De quines?How?- Cmo? Cun?
What?- Qu? Cul? Cules?Which?- Qu? Cul? Cules?
VOCABULARIObacon(bikn)- pancetabackpack(bkpak)- mochilabait(bit)- cebo, carnadabarbecue(barbkiu)- parrillabasket(bsket)- canastobinoculars(binkiulars)- prismticosblanket(blnket)- mantacamp fire(kmp fiar)- fogatacamp stove(kmp stuv)- cocina de campaacamper(kmper)- campistacampsite(kmp-sit)- sitio de campingcanoe(kanu)- canoa, piraguacaravan(kravan)- remolquecascade(kskid)- cascadacompass(kmpas)- brjulacooler(kuler)- nevera, hielerafacilities(faslitis)- instalaciones
firewood(firwud)- leafirst-aid kit(frst id kit)- botiqun de medicinasfishing line(fshing lin)- lnea de pescafishing net(fshing net)- red de pescafishing rod(fshing rod)- caa de pescarflashlight(flsh-lit)- linternaforest(frest)- bosque, selvaforest ranger(frest rindcher)- guardabosqueshiking boots(hiking buts)- botas de excursionismohill(hl)- colina, sierrahook(hk)- anzuelo, ganchoinsect repellent(nsekt riplent)- repelente para insectoslake(lik)- lagolantern(lnten)- farollogs(logs)- leos, troncosmap(map)- mapa
matches(mchis)- fsforosmountain(munten)- montaapenknife(pnnif)- navaja, cortaplumasraft(rft)- balsaraincoat(rinkout)- impermeablerapids(rpids)- rpidosrifle(rifl)- riflerope(rup)- soga, cuerdashotgun(shtgan)- escopetasleeping bag(sliping bag)- bolsa de dormirstream(strim)- arroyotent(tent)- carpa, tienda de lonathermos(zrmos)- termotoilet paper(tilit piper)- papel higinicotoilets(tilits)- retretes, aseostrail(tril)- senda, sendero
trailer(triler)- remolquetrap(trp)- tampavalley(vli)- vallewater bottle(wter btl)- cantimplorawaterfall(uterfol)- cataratawilderness(wuldernes)- tierra salvajewildlife(uildlif)- flora y faunawood(wud)- bosque
baked potatoes(bikt potitous)- papas al hornobeef(bif)- carne vacunabeef steak(bif stik)- bistecblood sausage(bld ssidch)- morcillabrains(brins)- sesoscanneloni(kanelni)- canelonescheese(chis)- quesocheeseburger(chis-brguer)- hamburguesa de quesochicken(chken)- pollocold cuts(kuld kats)- fiambresdessert(disrt)- postrefrench fries(french fris)- papas fritas (de cocina)fried chicken(frid chken)- pollo fritognocchi(nki)- oquisground meat(grund mit)- carne picada
ham(hm)- jamnhamburger(hmburguer)- hamburguesahot dog(hot dog)- salchichakidneys(kdnis)- rioneslamb(lam)- corderolasagne(lasni)- lasaaliver(lver)- hgadomacaroni(mkaroni)- macarronesmashed potatoes(msht potitous)- pur de papasmayonnaise(meionis)- mayonesameatballs(mt bols)- albndigasnoodles(nudls)- tallarinesomelet(mlit)- tortillapasta(psta)- pastapizza(ptza)- pizzapork(pork)- carne de cerdo
pork chops(pork chops)- costillas de cerdopotato chips(potitou chips)- papas fritas (en bolsa)ravioli(ravili)- raviolesribs(ribs)- costillasroastbeef(rustbif)- rosbifsalad(slad)- ensaladasalami(salmi)- salamesauce(sos)- salsasausage(ssidch)- salchicha, chorizoscrambled eggs(skrmbld ggs)- huevos revueltossoup(sp)- sopaspaghetti(spaguri)- espaguetisteak(stik)- bistcstew(sti)- guiso, estofadotomato sauce(tomitou sos)- salsa de tomateturkey(trki)- pavoveal(vl)- carne de terneravegetables(vdchetabls)- verdurasalmonds(monds)- almendrasapple(pl)- manzanaapricot(pricot)- damasco, albaricoqueavocado(avocdou)- palta, aguacatebanana(banna)- bananablackberry(blk brri)- zarzamoracherry(chrri)- cerezachestnuts(chstnats)- castaascoconuts(kukonats)- cocosdate(dit)- dtilfig(fig)- higograpefruit(gripfrut)- pomelo, toronjagrapes(grips)- uvashazelnuts(hizelnats)- avellanaslemon(lmon)- limnlime(lim)- lima
mango(mngou)- mangomedlar(mdlar)- nsperomelon(mlon)- melnmulberry(mlberri)- moraorange(rendch)- naranjapeach(pich)- durazno, melocotnpeanuts(pnats)- manespear(par)- perapineapple(pinpl)- anan, piaplum(plam)- ciruelapomegranate(pmigranit)- granadaquince(kuns)- membrilloraspberry(rsp-brri)- frambuesaseed(sid)- semillastrawberry(strberri)- frutilla, fresatangerine(tndcherin)- mandarinawalnuts(wlnats)- nueceswatermelon(wtermlon)- sandaartichoke(rti-chuk)- alcachofaasparagus(aspragos)- esprragobeans(bins)- porotosbeet(bt)- remolachabell pepper(bel pper)- pimiento morrnbroad beans(brod bins)- habas, chauchasbroccoli(brcoli)- brcoliBrussels sprouts(brsels spruts)- zapallitos de Bruselascabbage(kbedch)- repollo, colcarrot(krrot)- zanahoriacauliflower(kli-fluer)- coliflorcelery(sleri)- apiochard(chard)- acelgachick peas(chik pis)- garbanzoschilli(chli)- aj picantecucumber(kicomber)- pepino
eggplant(gplant)- berenjenafennel(fnel)- hinojogarlic(grlic)- ajogreen onion(grin nion)- cebolla de verdeo, cebolletaleek(lik)- puerrolentils(lntils)- lentejaslettuce(ltos)- lechugamushrooms(msh-rms)- hongos, setasonion(nion)- cebollaparsley(prsli)- perejilpeas(pis)- arvejaspepper(pper)- pimientopotato(potitou)- papa, patatapumpkin(pmpkin)- zapallo grandespinach(spnidch)- espinacasquash(skush)- calabaza
string beans(strng bns)- chauchassweet corn(sut krn)- choclo, maz tiernosweet potato(sut potitou)- batatatomato(tomitou)- tomateturnip(trnip)- nabowatercress(uter-krs)- berrozucchini(sukni)- zapallitobathers(biders)- baistasbay(bi)- bahabeach ball(bch bl)- pelota de playabinoculars(binkiulars)- prismticosbreaker(breker)- ola grandebreeze(bris)- brizaclam(klam)- almejacliff(klif)- acantiladocoast(kust)- costacooler(kuler)- hieleracoral(kral)- coralcrab(krab)- cangrejocurrent(krrent)- corrientedressing rooms(drsing rums)- vestuariosdune(din)- dunafolding chair(fulding cher)- silla plegable
goggles(ggls)- gafas de natacinhorizon(jorison)- horizonteisland(iland)- islakite(kit)- barriletelife preserver(lif prisrver)- salvavidaslifeguard(lif grd)- baero, guardavidasmotorboat(murobut)- lanchaocean(ushen)- ocanopail(pil)- cubo, baldesailboat(silbout)- velerosand(snd)- arenasandals(sndals)- sandaliassandcastle(sndksl)- castillo de arenasea(si)- marseaweed(siwud)- alga marinashark(shark)- tiburn
shell(shel)- conchashore(shor)- orillashovel(shvl)- palasnail(snil)- caracolstarfish(strfish)- estrella de marsunburn(snbern)- quedadura de solsunglasses(snglses)- anteojos para el solsunscreen(snskrin)- protector solarsuntan lotion(sntan il)- locin bronceadorasurfboard(srf brd)- tabla de surfsurfers(srfers)- surfistasswimmer(sumer)- nadadorswimming pool(suming pl)- piscinaswimming trunks(suming tranks)- pantaln de baoswimsuit(sumsiut)- traje de baotide(tid)- mareatowel(tul)- toallaumbrella(ambrla)- sombrillawave(uiv)- olaaerobics(aerbiks)- ejercicios aerbicosarchery(rcheri)- arqueraathletics(azltiks)- atletismobadminton(bdminton)- bdmintonbaseball(bisbol)- bisbolbasketball(bsketbol)- bsquetbicycling(bisikling)- ciclismobilliards(bliards)- billarbowling(buling)- bolosboxing(bksing)- boxeocanoeing(kaning)- canotajecar racing(car rising)- automovilismodiving(diving)- buceofencing(fnsing)- esgrimafishing(fshing)- pescafootball(ftbol)- ftbol americano
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this / be / Jane 1. Jane / be / a young woman2. she / have / dark hair3. her / hair / be / very short4. Jane / be / outgoing5. she / wear / earrings and a necklace6. This is Jane.7. Jane is a young woman.8. She has got dark hair.9. Her hair is very short.10. Jane is outgoing.11. She is wearing earrings and a necklaceExercise on Questions with InterrogativesAsk for the bold part of the sentence.1. Julia likespop-music. -What does Julia like?2. Maria comes fromSpain. -Where does Maria come from?3. They playin the garden. -Where do they play?4. Rickrides his bike. -Who rides his bike?5. I go to the cinemaon Saturdays. -When do you go to the cinema?6. We go to Mallorcabecause it is warm there.. -Why do you go to Mallorca?7. Joe repairshis bike. -What does Joe repair?8. Robin drives his carcarefully. -How does Robin drive his car?9. Peter runs with his dogevery day. -When does Peter run?10. Ericgoes to Italy for a holiday. -What does Eric do?
PRESENT PROGRESIVEExercise on Present ProgressiveForm of Present Progressive P:He is speaking. N:He is not speaking. Q:Is he speaking
Complete the sentences in Present Progressive.1. I(look for)my pen.2. Jane(print out)the contract.3. As long as I am on holiday, Hannah and John(take care)of everything.4. Look! Graham(wear)a tie today.5. That's because he(meet)the big boss in the afternoon.6. I(work / not)tomorrow.7. Bob(talk / not)on the phone.8. What(you / do)?9. Where(Mister Bradley / stay)?
1. Iam looking formy pen.2. Janeis printing outthe contract.3. As long as I am on holiday, Hannah and Johnare taking careof everything.4. Look! Grahamis wearinga tie today.5. That's because heis meetingthe big boss in the afternoon.6. Iam not workingtomorrow.7. Bobis not talkingon the phone.8. Whatare you doing?9. Whereis Mister Bradley staying?
Form of Simple Past P:He spoke. N:He did not speak. Q:Did he speak?
1. Our company(start)business in 1995.2. We(order)the goods two months ago.3. I(send)you the letter last week.4. We(receive)your order yesterday.5. The postman(come)in,(give)me the documents and(leave).6. When I(arrive), Anne was talking on the phone.7. I(get / not)your letter yesterday.8. Mister O'Brian(be / not)in the office last week.9. (Sarah / go)to the trade fair on Thursday?10. (you / ring)me ten minutes ago?
Exercise on Simple PastComplete the sentences in Simple Past.1. Our companystartedbusiness in 1995.2. Weorderedthe goods two months ago.3. Isentyou the letter last week.4. Wereceivedyour order yesterday.5. The postmancamein,gaveme the documents andleft.6. When Iarrived, Anne was talking on the phone.7. Idid not getyour letter yesterday.8. Mister O'Brianwas notin the office last week.9. Did Sarah goto the trade fair on Thursday?10. Did you ringme ten minutes ago?Positive Sentences - Part 1In this section you answered 4 out of 5 (80%) questions correctly.Choose the correct present progressive form.1. Look! Andyis workingin the garden.2. Iam watchingTV at the moment.3. Weare readinga book.4. Sheis playingthe piano.5. Listen! Sue and Johnare singing.Relevant explanation and exercisesPositive Sentences - Part 2In this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Put the verbs into present progressive.1. My sisteris cleaningthe bathroom.2. Look! Theyare goinginside.3. Iam waitingin the car now.4. Mrs Milleris listeningto CDs.5. Weare speakingEnglish at the moment.Relevant explanation and exercisesExceptionsIn this section you answered 2 out of 5 (40%) questions correctly.Choose the correct form. Note that there are exceptions in spelling when adding 'ing.'1. His brotheris writinga test at the moment.2. Theyare swimmingin the pool.3. Look! David and Maxare cominghome.4. My dog Charlieis runningto the park.5. Iam makingbreakfast now.Relevant explanation and exercisesLong and Short FormsIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Rewrite the sentences using the short forms (where long forms are given) or the long forms (where short forms are given).1. We are reading a letter.We're reading a letter.2. He is opening the window.He's opening the window.3. I am playing computer games.I'm playing computer games.4. She's dancing at the party.She is dancing at the party.5. They're drinking a cup of tea.They are drinking a cup of tea.Relevant explanation and exercisesNegative SentencesIn this section you answered 4 out of 5 (80%) questions correctly.Rewrite the sentences using the negative forms.1. We are playing a game.We are not playing a game.2. I'm drawing a picture.I'm not drawing a picture.3. He is making pizza right now.He isn't making pizza right now.4. Susan and her brother are taking photos.Susan and her brother aren't taking photos.5. Dad is working in the kitchen.Dad isn't working in the kitchen.Relevant explanation and exercisesQuestions and Signal WordsIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Write questions in present progressive.1. Robin / to ride / his bike -Is Robin riding his bike?2. where / she / to go -Where is she going?3. what / your mother / to do / now -What is your mother doing now?4. Whichisa signal word for the present progressive?oftennowsometimes5. Whichis nota signal word for the present progressive?alwaysLook!at the moment
TestPositive SentencesIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Put the verbs into present progressive.1. The dogis attackingthe cat.2. Iam drawinga picture.3. My motheris wavingat me.4. Theyare choosinga cheap airline.5. Listen! Tomis makinga phone call.Relevant explanation and exercisesLong and Short FormsIn this section you answered 4 out of 5 (80%) questions correctly.Rewrite the sentences using the short forms (where long forms are given) or the long forms (where short forms are given).1. He is eating. -He's eating.2. I am driving. -I'm driving.3. We are not riding. -We aren't riding.4. You're telling great jokes. -You are telling great jokes.5. She's not hurrying. -She is not hurrying.Relevant explanation and exercisesNegative SentencesIn this section you answered 4 out of 5 (80%) questions correctly.Rewrite the sentences using the negative forms.1. She's selling fruit. -She isn't selling fruit.2. We are travelling in an old van. -We aren't travelling in an old van.3. I'm getting ready for school. -I'm not getting ready for school.4. The thieves are robbing the bank. -The thieves aren't robbing the bank.5. My father is smoking a cigarette. -My father isn't smoking a cigarette.Relevant explanation and exercisesQuestions with Question WordsIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Ask for the information given in bold print.1. Matthew is making amistake. -What is Matthew making?2. Lindais knocking at the door. -Who is knocking at the door?3. They are flyingto Rome. -Where are they flying?4. I'm makingthe new tree houseat the moment. -What are you making at the moment?5. She is driving the Porschecarefully. -How is she driving the Porsche?Relevant explanation and exercisesSignal WordsIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.1. Which of the following wordscan bea signal word for an arranged action taking place in the near future.every Mondaynext Mondaylast Monday2. Which of the following wordsisa signal word for an action taking place in the moment of speaking?nownext weekoften3. Which of the following wordsis nota signal word for an action taking place in the moment of speaking?at the momentListen!never4. Which of the following wordscannot bea signal word for an arranged action taking place in the near future?tomorrowlast nightthis evening5. Which of the following wordsisa signal word for an action taking place in the moment of speaking?Look!two days agoevery FridayTestForm of Affirmative Sentences - Part 1In this section you answered 1 out of 5 (20%) questions correctly.Choose the correct form.1. We sometimesreadbooks.2. Emilygoesto the disco.3. It oftenrainson Sundays.4. Pete and his sisterwashthe family car.5. I alwayshurryto the bus stop.Relevant explanation and exercisesForm of Affirmative Sentences - Part 2In this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Put the verbs into the correct form.1. Ilikelemonade very much.2. The girls alwayslistento pop music.3. Janet neverwearsjeans.4. Mr SmithteachesSpanish and French.5. Youdoyour homework after school.Relevant explanation and exercisesSimple present with 'have' and 'be'In this section you answered 3 out of 5 (60%) questions correctly.Fill in the correct form of the verbs.1. Wehavea nice garden.2. Sheissix years old.3. Simonhastwo rabbits and five goldfish.4. Iamfrom Vienna, Austria.5. TheyareSandy's parents.Relevant explanation and exercisesNegative SentencesIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Make negative sentences.1. My father makes breakfast. My father doesn't make breakfast.2. They are eleven. They aren't eleven.3. She writes a letter. She doesn't write a letter.4. I speak Italian. I don't speak Italian.5. Danny phones his father on Sundays. Danny doesn't phone his father on Sundays.Relevant explanation and exercisesQuestionsIn this section you answered 0 out of 5 (0%) questions correctly.Make questions.1. you / to speak / English Do you speak English?2. when / he / to go / home When does he go home?3. they / to clean / the bathroom Do they clean the bathroom?4. where / she / to ride / her bike Where does she ride her bike?5. Billy / to work / in the supermarket Does Billy work in the supermarket?Relevant explanation and exercisesSignal WordsIn this section you answered 1 out of 5 (20%) questions correctly.Find the signal words for simple present.1. Whichisa signal word for simple present?nowlast Mondayoften2. Whichisa signal word for simple present?sometimesat the momentyesterday3. Whichisa signal word for simple present?last Fridayevery Fridaynext Friday4. Whichis nota signal word for simple present?neveralreadyusually5. Whichis nota signal word for simple present?Listen!first ... then ...seldom6.
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