Present Simple
I work - I don't work - Do I work?
You work - You don't work - Do you work?
He works - He doesn't work - Does he work?
Past simple
I worked - I didn't work - Did I work?
You worked - You didn't work - Did you work?
He worked - He didn't work - Did he work?

Present Continuous
I am working - I'm not working - Am I working?
You are working - You aren't working - Are you working?
He is working - He isn't working - Is he working?

Past Continuous

I was working - I wasn't working - Was I working?
You were working - You weren't working - Were you working?
He was working - He wasn't working - Was he working?

Present Perfect simple
I have worked - I haven't worked - Have I worked?
You have worked - You haven't worked - Have you worked?
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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

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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'" »

TO OLD TO ROCK AND ROLL

'Why don't you both stop it?' Valerie's voice said on the phone.

'Well, Dad began it,' Greg answered. 'He called me a baby.'

'And you called him an old man. That wasn't nice.'

'I didn't really mean it. He isn't very old, is he?' Greg said.

He remembered that Valerie was about forty herself.

'No. And what about that piece from the newspaper about older men losing their hair? You put thay up on the kitchen wall! You've got to stop it,' Valerie said.

'We need someone here to stop us', Greg said quietly.

'I know,' Valerie spoke softly now. 'Well, I'll be there at eight o' clock tonight. I'll see you then, all right?'

Greg put the phone down and went into the kitchen. He looked at the piece from the newspaper about men losing their... Continuar leyendo "Too old to rock and roll" »

Leave/dejar,irse/left/left.Lend/prestar/lent/lent.
Let/permitir/let/let.Lie/tumbarse/lay/lain.Lie/mentir/lied/lied.Light/encender/lit/lit.Lose/perder/lost/lost.
Make/hacer/made/made.Mean/significar/meant/meant.Meet/conocer/met/met.Pay/pagar/paid/paid.Put/poner/put/put.Read/leer/read/read.Ride/montar/rode/ridden.Ring/llamar/rang/rung.Rise/elevarse/rose/risen.Run/correr/ran/run.Say/decir/said/said.See/ver/saw/seen.Sell/vender/sold/ sold.Send/enviar/sent/sent.Set/colocar/set/set.Shake/agitar/shook/shaken.Shine/brillar/shone/shone.Shoot/disparar/shot/shot.Show/mostrar/showed/shown.Shut/cerrar,callarse/shut/shut.Sing/cantar/sang/sung.Sink/hundirse/sank/sunk.Sit/sentarse/sat/sat.Sleep/dormir/slept/slept.Smell/smelt,smelled.Speak/hablar/spoke/spoken.... Continuar leyendo "Rsr" »

Firstly consumerism is the act of consuming goods or services, often without consciousness. People are influenced to consume through advertisements made by companies. The difference between consumption and consumerism is that people buy for consumption only what they need. In consumerism people spend everything they have on unnecessary products. People are curious to try just because of advertisements.
Consumer protection is the punishment of persons / companies that violate consumer's rights and the dissemination of these rights to consumers.
All consumers have the right to complain if the product or service is not in accordance with the rules and regulations.
Vocabulary:
Cosumerist - Consumista
Consume - Consumo
Consumers - Consumidores
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In the late nineteenth century in China, there was a battle. Soldiers had a honey that made ​​them much stronger. A two hundred years after, in a Kansas town, a boy named Jack Rawlings found the honey.

When Jack found that honey, ate the honey and he was surprised because he are very strong.

At school, there was a boy named Rex who he paid Jack every day, and one day Jack challenged Rex to fight.

When Jack was going to fight with rex, there was a car accident and a woman was trapped inside the car.

Jack ate the honey for fight with rex and he helped this woman.

Jack didn't have honey for fight with Rex becouse he eat the honey for helped the women, but Rex hug Jack and thanked him for saving his mother.

The woman who was trapped in the car was... Continuar leyendo "Tasty Tales" »

Admiral: the chief or head officer of a number of ships. Anchor: a heavy piece of metal on a rope which is dropped from a ship to keep the ship in one place. Bargain: to agree to do something if somebody does something for you. Cabin-boy: a boy who works for he officer on a ship. Cheese: a kind o food made from milk. Compass: an instrument which shows where north, south, east and west are. Crew: all the seaman working on a ship. Deck: the floor of a ship. Defend: to fight in order to guard something. Devil: the enemy of God, or a bad person. Goat: an animal that gives milk and often lives wild. Monkey: a wild animal that can climb trees fast and easily. Mutiny: when sailors fight the captain and officers and take control of a ship. Pirate:... Continuar leyendo "Libro "Treasure Island"" »