Inglés B1: Vocabulario, Gramática y Expresiones Clave con Ejemplos Prácticos
Vocabulario en inglés
Adjetivos de personalidad
- Bitter - amargo, cruel
- Dedicated - dedicado
- Dependable - fiable, confiable
- Eager - entusiasta, impaciente
- Enthusiastic - entusiasmado, animado
- Optimistic - optimista
- Outgoing - extrovertido
- Responsible - responsable
- Supportive - comprensivo, de ayuda
- Sympathetic - solidario, compasivo
- Truthful - veraz, honrado
Phrasal verbs y expresiones
- Get better - mejorar
- Get involved - implicarse
- Get permission - conseguir permiso
- Get the feeling - tener la impresión
- Get things done - acabar cosas
- Get used to - acostumbrarse
- Make the difference - marcar la diferencia
- Make an effort - hacer un esfuerzo
- Make an impression - causar buena impresión
- Make the most of it - aprovechar al máximo
- Make the decision - tomar la decisión
- Bring change - provocar cambios
- Cause damage - perjudicar
- Record information - registrar información
Sustantivos y palabras de uso común
- Bully - matón
- Founder - fundador
- Star - estrella
- Victim - víctima
- Habitat - hábitat
- Shade - sombra
- The wild - la naturaleza salvaje
- Slogan - eslogan
- Slot - franja horaria
- Supplier - proveedor
- Semi-detached - pareado
- Terraced - adosado
- Six-bedroomed - de seis dormitorios
Verbos de publicidad y comercio
- To advertise - anunciar
- To appeal - atraer
- To appear - aparecer
- To bargain - regatear
- Bargain - ganga
- To broadcast - emitir, retransmitir
- To bid - pujar, ofrecer
- Bid - puja
- To browse - echar un vistazo a
- Browser - persona que echa un vistazo
- Charge - precio
- To charge - cobrar
- To claim - asegurar
- To consume - consumir
- Consumer - consumidor
- To convince - convencer
- To exaggerate - exagerar
- To inform - informar
- To promote - promover
- To purchase - comprar, adquirir
- Purchase - compra
- To recommend - recomendar
- Refund - devolución
- To refund - devolver
- To select - seleccionar
- Selection - selección
- To supply - proporcionar
Adjetivos
- Habitable - habitable
- Image - imagen
- Media - medios de comunicación
- Old-fashioned - pasado de moda
- Ordinary - normal
- Potential - potencial, posible
- Stunning - impresionante
Gramática
Past Simple
James wrote a story. / James didn't write a story. / Did James write a story?
Past Continuous
James was writing a story. / James wasn't writing a story. / Was James writing a story?
Used to
- I used to wear a uniform.
- He didn't use to wear a uniform.
- Did they use to wear a uniform?
Present Perfect Simple
We've done our homework. / They haven't done their homework. / Have you done your homework?
Present Perfect Continuous
I've been studying for 30 minutes. / Mike hasn't been studying for long. / Have they been studying since lunchtime?
Already, still y yet
- Already: We've already spoken to a lot of charities.
- Still: Susie still hasn't sponsored me.
- Not yet: I haven't read the leaflet yet.
Just, ever y never
- Just: They've just launched a new website.
- Ever: Have you ever seen a polar bear?
- Never: Marie has never been to Canada.
Past Perfect Simple
I had already seen the advert. / I hadn't seen the advert. / Had you seen the advert?
Cuantificadores
- Enough: There aren't enough eggs. / There's enough sugar. / The house isn't big enough.
- Too much: There's too much noise in the kitchen.
- Too many: There are too many ornaments.
- Few y little: They've got few friends. / Sam saved a little money.
- Few y little con significado positivo: They've got few good friends, but they're loyal. / Sam saved a little money.
- Lots of / Plenty of: I've got lots of money. / He's got plenty of time.
Certainly y adverbios intensificadores
He's certainly funny and he's obviously a talented actor.
Intensificadores: very good, extremely funny, really tired, absolutely brilliant, totally hilarious y completely exhausted.