Phrasal Verbs con 'E'

• (to) eat away: roer, carcomer, corroer, desgastar.
• (to) eat into: corroer, comerse.
• (to) eat out: comer fuera, cenar fuera.
• (to) eat up: comerse, consumir, tragar, devorar.
• (to) egg on: animar, incitar.
• (to) end in: acabar en, terminar con.
• (to) end off: acabar, terminar, ir a parar.

Phrasal Verbs con 'F'

• (to) face up to: afrontar, enfrentar, enfrentarse a.
• (to) fall about: troncharse, partirse (de risa).
• (to) fall apart: romperse, deshacerse, caerse a pedazos.
• (to) fall away: disminuir/desaparecer/desprenderse.
• (to) fall back: retroceder, retirarse.
• (to) fall back on to: recurrir a, echar mano de, apoyarse en.
• (to) fall behind: retrasarse, quedarse atrás, rezagarse.
• (to) fall behind with: retrasarse.
• (to) fall down: caer, caerse/hundirse,

Introducción a los Fundamentos del Inglés

Este documento presenta una recopilación esencial de vocabulario, estructuras gramaticales clave y ejemplos prácticos para el aprendizaje y la mejora del idioma inglés. Se abordan desde términos básicos hasta el uso de verbos modales, tiempos verbales fundamentales y pronombres relativos, culminando con ejercicios que consolidan el conocimiento.

Vocabulario Esencial

A continuación, se presenta un listado de términos importantes con su traducción al español, útiles para ampliar su léxico en inglés.

Amazing

Asombroso

Arrest

Detener

Brave

Valiente

Break into

Entrar en un edificio con violencia

Character

Personaje

Chew

Masticar

Chewing gum

Chicle

Citizen

Ciudadano

Clever

Listo

Crime

Delito

Crime scene

Escenario del

Morfología Española: Exploración Detallada de las Categorías Gramaticales

Introducción a las Categorías Morfológicas

La morfología estudia la estructura interna de las palabras. A continuación, se detallan las principales categorías gramaticales mencionadas en el texto original:

• Sustantivo: Se analiza principalmente en términos de género y número.
• Verbo: Se caracteriza por tiempo, modo, aspecto, persona y número.
• Adjetivo: Se define por grado, género y número.
• Adverbio: (Se menciona como "NADA" en el texto original, indicando ausencia de detalles específicos en este resumen).
• Pronombre: (Su tratamiento puede depender de la función que desempeñe).
• Morfemas Independientes: Incluyen artículo, preposición y conjunción.

El Sustantivo

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Tales of Mystery and Imagination (Cuentos de Misterio e Imaginación)

Edgar Allan Poe

Biografía

En español

Nació en Boston en 1809. Sus padres murieron cuando tenía 3 años; su segundo nombre se debe a su tutor, John Allan. Después de su servicio militar, publicó su primer libro de poemas: Tamerlane y otros poemas. Tras un período como columnista, comenzó a publicar sus primeros relatos de misterio y, fundamentalmente, de detectives, como Los crímenes de la calle Morgue, Tú eres el hombre y La carta robada.

In English

He was born in Boston in 1809. His parents died when he was 3 years old; his middle name comes from his tutor, John Allan. After his military service, he published his first poetry book: Tamerlane and Other Poems. After a... Continuar leyendo "Edgar Allan Poe: Biografía, Cuentos de Misterio y el Enigma de 'Tú Eres el Hombre'" »

ADJ->SUST:short-age,-ANCE:elegant,important.-ENCE:adolescent,confident,different,independent,intelligent,(im)patient,violent.-CY:accurate,decent,efficient,fluent,frequent,private,urgent.-DOM:king,bored,free.-ETY:anxious(anxiety),safe.-NESS:aware,blind,dark,happy,ill,kind,lonely,sad,weak,full,conscious.VRB->SUST:-ANT:assist,immigrate.-ENT:study.-ATION:examine,imagine,organize.-EE:employ,train,interview.-ER:drive,paint,teach,play.-OR:act,conduct.-ION:act,connect,create,exhibit.-MENT:achieve,amuse,develop,govern,improve,employ.-SION:admit,confuse,decide,discuss,express,permit.-URE:fail,please,press.SUST->SUST:-IST:art,optimism,pacifism,science.-IAN:comedy,history,politics.-HOOD:child,mother.-SHIP:friend,memeber,relation.

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My last holidays were my best holidays. I enjoyed a lot with my boyfriend and we met new people. We travelled to Mexico one year ago. We stayed there ten days.
After we arrived at the airport of Mexico we went to the hotel which was very big and beautiful. Then we went to our room and came in. It was bigger than my flat. Opposite the bed there was a table with a lot of fruits on. Next to the room there was a swimming pool and near it there was the beach. It's the most beautiful beach I've ever seen.

present simple – I live/continuous – I am living
present perfect simple – I have lived
present perfect progressive – I have been living

past simple – I lived/progressive – I was living
past perfect simple – I had lived
past perfect progressive – I had been working

future simple – I will work/progressive–I will be working
future perfect simple – I will have worked
future perfect progressive – I will have been working

present simple – it is made
present progressive – it is being made
present perfect – it has been made

past simple – it was made
past progressive – it was being made
past perfect – it had been made

future simple - it will be made
future perfect – it will have been made
‘going to’ future – it is going to

I'm going to talk about my summer vacation, were generally very good although there was no trip like other years.
On the one hand, but is not gone on a trip I spent more time with my friends and my boyfriend, we have a lot to the beach, I've also worked a few days with my mother occasionally went to the gym and when I was in August all day at the fair.
On the Other hand, when I finish the show I get the worst of the summer, because I had to go back to school to pass exams these days.
In conclusion the holidays were very good, I had time to do many things, I hope the next holiday will be better.