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Tabla de verbos irregulares en inglés

A continuación encontrarás una tabla de verbos irregulares en inglés con sus formas base, pasado simple, participio pasado y su traducción al español. Consultarla con regularidad te ayudará a mejorar tu gramática inglesa y tu fluidez.

¿Qué son los verbos irregulares?

Los verbos irregulares son aquellos que no siguen la regla general de formación del pasado simple y del participio pasado (agregar -ed). Por eso es necesario memorizarlos.

Tabla de verbos irregulares

Lista de verbos irregulares en inglés

A continuación encontrarás los verbos irregulares más comunes del inglés, con su significado en español, su forma base (infinitive), su pasado simple (past simple) y su participio pasado (past participle).

Verbos irregulares A–C

Ser/estar: Be – Was/Were – Been

Ganarle: Beat – Beat – Beaten

Convertirse/llegar a ser: Become – Became – Become

Empezar/comenzar: Begin – Began – Begun

Morder: Bite – Bit – Bitten

Romper: Break – Broke – Broken

Traer/llevar: Bring – Brought – Brought

Construir: Build – Built – Built

Comprar: Buy – Bought – Bought

Coger/atrapar: Catch – Caught – Caught

Elegir/escoger: Choose – Chose – Chosen

Venir: Come – Came – Come

Costar: Cost – Cost...

Reading Comprehension: My Left Foot

Questions and Answers

Tiempos verbales

Simple present                 simple past

Simple past                          past perfect

Present perfect

Past perfect

Will                                               would

Am/are/is                                       was/were

Was/were                                           had been

Has been

Had been

Patrones verbales

+ to + infinitive                              + person + infinitive                          + ing

Agree (aceptar)                            Advise (aconsejar)                          Apologise...

Hábitos, Rutinas y Acostumbramiento en Inglés

She's usually late every day.

Do you usually tell people the truth?

She used to make her bed every day before going to school.

He didn't use to stay out late when he was a teenager.

I still haven't got used to working nights because it is very boring.

You've got to get used to looking after yourself before leaving your parents' house.

Diane has to get up much earlier now than before. She finds it difficult because she isn't used to getting up so early.

Brenda's husband is often away. She is used to him being away.

Our new flat is in a very busy street. I know that I will have to get used to the noise, but at the moment it's very annoying.

We used to live in a small village, but now we live in London.

There...

Mis Gustos Musicales y Aficiones

I like many different types of music. Pop-rock is my favourite, but I also listen to classical or dance music. My favourite band is called Bon Jovi and my favourite singer is Alejandro Sanz, I love his last CD.

When I'm stressed I like listening to classical music, it helps me to relax. When I studied at University I liked listening to classical music, it helped me concentrate. I really like Italian music, my favourite Italian singer is Eros Ramazzotti.

I don't like heavy music because I think that it's stressful and noisy, but I love heavy music love songs. I think they're the most beautiful love songs. My favourite song is Don't Cry by Guns N' Roses.

Experiencias en Conciertos

I really like going to concerts, Shakira'...

English Conversation Practice

Practise your English with these everyday dialogues. Each one includes gaps marked with numbers to help you improve your speaking and listening skills.

Dialogue 1: Chatting in the Street with a Schoolmate After Class

You: I love those trainers you're wearing today.

Classmate: Thank you. They are brand new.

You: (1) Where did you buy them?

Classmate: I bought them online.

You: Really? (2) I don't like online shopping.

Classmate: Why? Shopping online is cool.

You: I hate waiting for something I've ordered to arrive. It usually takes longer than it should. (3) How long did you wait?

Classmate: Just a couple of weeks.

You: (4) I can't wait that much time!

Classmate: You're really impatient.

You: I know. And (5) How much did they

Lista de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés (Irregular Verbs)

A continuación se presenta la lista organizada con la forma base (infinitivo), el pasado simple (Past Simple), el participio pasado (Past Participle) y la traducción al español de los verbos irregulares más comunes.

Sistemas Electrónicos: conjunto de dispositivos que procesan información

Los sistemas electrónicos son conjuntos de dispositivos que procesan información de forma precisa, con capacidad de almacenamiento, transmisión y reproducción. Ejemplos: radio de sonido, archivos y ordenadores.

Señales: analógicas y digitales

Los sistemas electrónicos utilizan dos tipos de señales:

• Señales analógicas: son continuas y toman infinitos valores dentro de un rango (por ejemplo, temperatura, peso o velocidad).
• Señales digitales: son precisas y discretas. Son más fáciles de manipular, almacenar y recuperar con exactitud. Se representan con valores definidos dentro de un rango, por ejemplo, el orden 0 y 1.

Para usar un sistema digital, la información...