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Tabla de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés: Presente, Pasado y Participio

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Lista de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés (L - S)

A continuación, te presento una sección importante de la lista de verbos irregulares en inglés, organizados con su forma base en presente, pasado simple, participio pasado y su respectiva traducción al español.

  • leave — left — left — dejar
  • lend — lent — lent — prestar
  • let — let — let — permitir
  • lie — lay — lain — poner
  • lie — lied — lied — mentir
  • light — lit — lit — ilusionar
  • lose — lost — lost — perder
  • make — made — made — hacer
  • mean — meant — meant — significar
  • meet — met — met — quedar con
  • overcome — overcame — overcome — vencer
  • pay — paid — paid — pagar
  • put — put — put — poner
  • quit — quit — quit — abandonar
  • read — read
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Vocabulario Esencial en Inglés: Cine, Política y Verbos Irregulares con Traducción

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Glosario de Términos de Cine y Sociedad en Inglés

Listado completo de vocabulario esencial en inglés traducido al español, ideal para comprender argumentos de películas, política y narrativas dramáticas.

  • advisor: consejero
  • ally: aliado
  • army: ejército
  • assassination: asesinato
  • blockbuster: éxito de taquilla
  • cast: reparto
  • costumes: vestuario
  • crown: corona
  • dame: dama, señora
  • downfall: caída
  • embarrassed: avergonzado
  • entertainer: artista
  • evil: mal, maldad
  • execute: ejecutar
  • fairy: hada
  • fate: destino
  • fellow: compañero
  • follower: seguidor
  • heir: heredero
  • kill: matar, asesinar
  • kingdom: reino
  • knight: caballero
  • lead to: llevar a
  • leading role: papel principal
  • low-budget film: película de bajo presupuesto
  • loyalty: lealtad
  • main character: protagonista, personaje principal
  • minor
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Inglés para Principiantes: Vocabulario, Phrasal Verbs, Gramática y Medidas

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Vocabulario y Expresiones en Inglés

Property Boom

Property boom: a furnished studio apartment, a period cottage, a barn conversion, a basement flat, an unfurnished warehouse conversion.

Abreviaturas:

  • N/S: non smoker
  • pcm: per calendar month
  • inc: included (incluido)
  • sat: satellite
  • min: minimum
  • GCH: Gas Central Heating

Vocabulario: block (bloquear), amenities (comodidades), character (personaje), detached (separada), lease (arriendo), mains gas (gas central), open plan (living + dining + kitchen juntos).

Stages of Life

Stages of life: child (niño), the elderly (la vejez), teenager/adolescent (adolescente), toddler (niño pequeño de 1 a 2 años), OAP (old age pensioner), youth (juventud).

Vocabulario: be born (nacer), be brought up (criarse), be buried (...

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Vocabulario en inglés: expresiones, verbos y palabras clave con traducción al español

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Vocabulario en inglés con traducción al español

A continuación encontrarás una lista de palabras y expresiones en inglés con su traducción al español, organizadas por temas para facilitar su aprendizaje.

Adjetivos y cualidades personales

  • Eager: impaciente
  • Truthful: honrado
  • Sympathetic: solidario, compasivo
  • Entusiastic: entusiasmado
  • Dependable: confiable
  • Outgoing: extrovertido
  • Supportive: comprensivo, de ayuda
  • Anxious: nervioso
  • Bitter: amargo
  • Old fashioned: pasado de moda
  • Ordinary: normal
  • Potential: posible
  • Stunning: impresionante
  • Innovative: innovador
  • Stiff: rígido

Verbos y expresiones con "get"

  • Get used to: acostumbrarse
  • Get things done: acabar de hacer las cosas
  • Get better: mejorar
  • Get involved: implicarse
  • Get permission: conseguir permiso
  • Get a feeling:
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Exercicis d'anglès: verbs modals, temps verbals, estil indirecte i condicionals

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1ª pregunta (verbs modals)

4. Rewrite each sentence…

I'm sure that David should have taken your books by mistake.

I can't park outside the police station.

You needn't clean the floor.

I'm sure that Liz can't have met Harry before.

Ann should have left yet.

I'm sure they can't eat all the food. It's not possible!

Jack should have arrived half an hour ago.

Pam and Tim might have decided not to come.

The cat might have taken the fish from the table.

We needn't worry because it's a waste of time.

Complete each sentence…

might

can.

mustn't.

can.

might.

can't.

mustn't.

might.

must.

can't

6. Rewrite each sentence…

I'm sure that Helen has to feel really lonely.

Mustn't park here.

It would be a good idea if Harry could take a holiday.

I'm sure that Brenda hasn't to be...

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Mastering the Present Simple: Comprehensive English Grammar Essentials

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GRAMMAR UNIT 1: Present Simple

Josep Tous School - English Department - Teacher: Marga Alegre

Uses

  • 1. Habitual actions or routines:
    We go to school from Monday to Friday.
  • 2. Facts:
    The moon rotates around the earth.
  • 3. Timetables:
    The plane leaves at 5 p.m.
  • 4. Likes/dislikes or opinions:
    I like chocolate very much, in fact I love it!

Affirmative Form (+)

Subject + VERB IN PRESENT + complements

I do my homework every day

Special points for the Affirmative Form

  • 1. If the subject is HE / SHE / IT, we add –s to the verb: work / works.
    My parents work in a supermarket.
    My mum works in a bank.
  • 2. If the subject is HE / SHE / IT, we add -es to verbs with the following endings:
    • -sh ➔ wash / washes
    • -ch ➔ watch / watches
    • -ss ➔ miss / misses
    • -x ➔ mix / mixes
    • -o
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Historia de Converse, Estilo de Vida y Opiniones sobre Educación

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WRITING TEMA 5: The Story Of Converse

Converse got their name because Marquis Converse started Converse Company and the Company was named after him. In those days there weren't good sports shoes so they became the first shoes made from rubber and canvas. In the 1920s Converse became more popular when some basketball players started wearing them. They were called Converse All Star. Later, the official NBA shoes were very popular. Also, they were popular with artists and musicians. At the end of the 90's, Converse shoes were less popular and the company had economic problems. So, the Company was sold to Nike in 2003. 950 million pairs were sold by 2008. They are popular again. They are produced in many different styles.

WRITING TEMA 6: Spending

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Diccionario Básico de Inglés: Vocabulario Esencial con Traducción

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Vocabulario Esencial en Inglés

Preposiciones y Ubicación

  • Above: encima de, sobre.
  • Between: entre (dos cosas).
  • In: dentro de.
  • Next to: al lado de.
  • Opposite: enfrente de.

Lugares y Edificios

  • Aquarium: acuario.
  • Bakery: panadería.
  • Bank: banco.
  • Bowling alley: bolera.
  • Café: café, cafetería.
  • Chemist’s: farmacia.
  • Cinema: cine.
  • Department store: grandes almacenes.
  • Electronics shop: tienda de electrónica.
  • Garden: jardín.
  • Hairdresser’s: peluquería.
  • Hospital: hospital.
  • Hotel: hotel.
  • Library: biblioteca.
  • Post office: oficina de correos.
  • Pub: pub.
  • Restaurant: restaurante.
  • Stadium: estadio.
  • Zoo: zoo.

Hogar y Mobiliario

  • Armchair: sillón.
  • Bathroom: cuarto de baño.
  • Bedroom: dormitorio.
  • Blanket: manta.
  • Carpet: alfombra.
  • Clock: reloj.
  • Cupboard: armario.
  • Curtain: cortina.
  • Desk: escritorio.
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Estudiantes universitarios en el Reino Unido hoy: vida social, deudas y sentido de equipo

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University students in the UK today

1) Because now the students aren't so interested in studying and working than in enjoying parties. Also, the student sometimes can't pay back the student loans that they received at the university.

2) Now the university experience is more separatist because the students don't meet around the campus; they go to the libraries, to bars, etc.

3) Because students are more concerned about other matters, such as work or their qualifications.

4) T(8).

5) T(20-21).

6) loans.

6) descend.

7) lower.

7) improving.

8) undergraduate.

8) nowadays.

9) preoccupied.

9) hard.

10) worried.

10) hardly ever spoke.

11) Most students, whose finances aren't very healthy, will owe a lot of money to the bank.

11) I was being accused of the accident....

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Gramática y Vocabulario en Inglés: Resumen Completo de Tiempos Verbales y Expresiones

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Present Simple

  • He always makes nice food
  • I live with my dad

Present Continuous

  • He is making dinner at the moment
  • They're staying in a house without any adults

Verb + ING

  • I prefer spending time in the garden
  • Do you like living here?
  • Ruby can't stand moving house

Past Simple

  • Last year I went on holiday to the Serengeti National Park
  • I didn't have my camera

Past Continuous

  • We weren't driving around
  • On 5th August we were driving to France
  • What was she thinking?

Much, Many, a Lot of

  • How much money has she got?
  • How many T-shirts has she got?
  • She's got a lot of money

Present Perfect

  • I have read the news
  • He has not read the news
  • Have you heard the news?

Present Perfect with For, Since, and How Long

  • How long have we been here?
  • I haven't read a book since Saturday
  • She's lived in
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