Inglés Básico: Adjetivos Opuestos, Collocations con Make y Do, Vocabulario, Simple Present, Present Continuous y Simple Past

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ADJECTIVES (y Opuestos)

Amazing - normal/ordinary* Cristiano Ronaldo is an amazing player, Messi is normal.

Right - Wrong ✗* Eating carrots is right, eating hamburgers is wrong.

Boring - funny / interesting* Playing soccer is boring, playing basketball is interesting.

Rich - Poor* Jose is very rich, María is very poor.

Hard - Easy / Soft* A wall is hard, a cloud is soft.

Easy - Hard / Difficult* Dancing is easy, studying is difficult.

Fast - Slow* A car is fast, a bike is slow.

COLLOCATIONS with "Make" and "Do"

Favors - Do

Activities - Do

A cake - Make

(someone) Laugh - Make

An effort - Make

A list - Make

Homework - Do

Mistakes - Make

The dishes - Do

  • Yesterday I did my homework.
  • Daniel doesn't (not) do his homework.
  • Daniel and Rabin don't (not) do their homework.
  • Tomorrow, Tristan will make a sandwich.
  • My mom always makes a list to go shopping.
  • Dulce doesn't (not) do her favors.
  • I do activities and sports.
  • Helen makes mistakes.
  • Daniel and Teo will make soccer plans for tomorrow.
  • I do the dishes.
  • Dulce makes an effort.
  • Miranda makes people laugh.

VOCABULARY (Clothing) (Food)


MenWomenAccessoriesJewelry

Jacket

Shoes

Cap

Shirt

T-Shirt

Pants

Shorts

Coat

Suit

Boots

Skirt

Sweater

Jeans

Bag

Sneakers

Dress

Blouse

Bikini

Socks

Tights-medias

Cap

Bag

Belt-cinto

Watch

Scarf-bufanda

Tie

Glasses

Sunglasses

Hat

Wallet-cartera

Ring

Bracelet

Earrings

Necklace-collar

F

O

O

D

Fruits

Vegetables

Daily

Apple

Banana

Grapes

Avocado

Berry

Orange

Watermelon

Cherry

Pear

Peach

Lemon

Coconut

Fig

Carrots

Onion

Chili

Lettuce

Broccoli

Pumpkin

Tomato

Potato

Celery-apio

Garlic-ajo

Mushrooms

Bell pepper

Eggplant

Cereal

Salad

Pasta

Chicken

Grill

Sandwich

Almonds

Chips

Fish

Egg

Rice

Beans-frijol

Cheese

Pasta with bacon and tomato sauce

Ingredients:

  • 1 onion
  • 2 peppers
  • 120g bacon
  • 1 can (450g) tomatoes
  • 1 cup water
  • Olive oil
  • Garlic
  • Oregano
  • 50g pasta

Method


  1. Cut the onion, red peppers and bacon into small pieces.
  2. Heat some olive oil in a pan and fry the onion, red peppers and bacon.
  3. Add oregano, garlic, tomatoes and water and cook for 20 minutes.
  4. Cook the pasta in a big pot of boiling water.
  5. Serve the pasta with the sauce, and enjoy!

First

  • I put on my jeans and then my shirt, socks and my sneakers.
  • Finally, I put on my jacket.

Simple Present

Used for: Habits, routines, truths and future schedules.

  • Subject + verb + complement
  • Do/Does + subject + verb + complement + ?

+ / -

  • I eat / I don't eat
  • You eat / You don't eat
  • He eats / He doesn't eat
  • She eats / She doesn't eat
  • It eats / It doesn't eat
  • We eat / We don't eat
  • They eat / They don't eat
  • We are in English lesson (VERDADES)
  • The wall is green
  • I live in Zacatecas

RUTINAS - everyday, always, often, sometimes, never, usually, seldom, hardly ever, every year.

  • Daniel rides his bike everyday.
  • Padilla plays basketball on Tuesdays.
  • Does Padilla play basketball on Tuesdays?


Present Continuous

Actions that happen at the moment of speaking and future arrangements.

  • + Subject + be (am/is/are) + verb-ing + complement
  • - Subject + be (am/is/are) + not + verb-ing + complement
  • ? Be (am/is/are) + subject + verb-ing + complement + ?
  • + Jimmy is not paying attention to the teacher.
  • - Isaac and Jaime are playing in class.
  • ? Is the teacher talking in class?
  • Spelling: play-playing, cry-crying, make-making (drop the final -e).

Future Arrangements

  • I am meeting my friends this evening.

Time expressions

  • now / right now / this evening / tomorrow / next week.

Simple Past

  • + Subject + verb (-ed / irregular) + complement
  • - Subject + didn't + verb + complement
  • ? Did + subject + verb + complement + ?
  • (+) She watched TV.
  • (+ present) She watches TV.
  • (-) She didn't watch TV.
  • (- present) She doesn't watch TV.

# was / were (ser o estar en pasado) - verb-ing (estaba o era) - pasado: wasn't / weren't.

  • He wasn't a teacher.
  • Mia spoke Italian before.
  • Did Padilla eat tacos?
  • Albino didn't run last week.