Apuntes, resúmenes, trabajos, exámenes y ejercicios de Inglés de Secundaria

Vocabulario Esencial en Inglés

• Trend: tendencia
• Willing: dispuesta
• Instant: instantáneo
• Straight: directo / directamente
• Passer-by: viandante
• Crew: tripulación
• Pursued: perseguido
• Crowd: multitud
• Emerged: surgido
• Fiancée: novia / prometida
• Fool: engañar
• Overwhelmed: abrumado
• Surrounded: rodeado
• Infatuation: obsesión
• Pressure: presión
• Bodyguards: guardaespaldas
• In the spotlight: en el punto de mira
• Publicity: publicidad
• Autograph: autógrafo
• Lavish: lujoso
• Role models: modelos de conducta
• Outrageous: escandaloso
• Idol: ídolo
• Heiress: heredera
• Worship: adorar
• Wealthy: rico
• Gossip: cotilleos, cotillear
• Talent scout: cazatalentos
• Notorious: célebres
• Drive: empuje, dinamismo
• Spoilt: mimado
• Controversial: polémico
• Tabloids: prensa amarilla
• Belly, stomach: barriga
• Short cut,

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Lista de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés: Infinitivo, Pasado y Participio

Dominar los verbos irregulares en inglés es fundamental para alcanzar fluidez, escribir correctamente y mejorar tu nivel gramatical tanto en pasado simple (Past Simple) como en participio (Past Participle).

Tabla de Verbos Irregulares con Significado en Español

Vocabulario Temático por Unidades

Unit 1: Language, Emotions, and Technology

• Language & Communication: accent, argument, bilingual, cognate, comment on, dialogue, discussion, expression, false friend, fluently, idiom, meaning, mother tongue, native speaker, proverb, second language, slang, synonym, translation.
• Emotions & Feelings: affection, annoyance, boredom, confusion, delight, empathy, embarrassment, enthusiasm, frustration, hope, isolation, jealousy, relief, sadness.
• Technology: charger, cut off, emoji, follow, function, get through, instant messaging, lose signal, offline, on speakerphone, plug in, predictive texting, ringtone, run out of battery, spam, stream, swipe, tag someone.
• Key Verbs: express, diverse, influence, introduce,

Vocabulario Esencial en Inglés (A-Z)

Accomplishment: logro
Accurate: exacto
Acquaintance: conocido
Advantage: ventaja
All in all: en general
Appeal to: interesar
Appoint: citar, señalar
Appointment: cita
Arrange: planear
Astounding: asombroso
Avoid: evitar, dejar de
Aware: consciente de
Background: fondo, experiencia
Back and forth: de un lado a otro
Bare: vacío, sin vegetación o muebles
Beat: vencer
Behave: comportarse
Behavioural: de conducta
Belong to: pertenecer a
Better off: ser mejor
Big-headed: creído
Billboard: cartel publicitario
Bitter: cortante
Blade: hoja
Blame: culpar
Blind: ciego
Blink: parpadear
Blizzard: ventisca
Book a...: reservar
Bossy: mandón
Box office hit: éxito de taquilla
Breathe: respirar
Breathtaking: impresionante
Breed: criar
Broadcast: emitir
Cage:...

Glosario de Términos en Inglés

1. Ferocious: Aggressive

2. Rugged: Uneven, irregular

3. Distinct: Different in nature

4. Steep: Inclined

5. Noteworthy: Important and relevant

6. Dotted: Scattered

7. Backdrop: Background

8. Meticulously: Carefully

9. Ambiance: Atmosphere

10. Abound: Exist in great quantities

11. Enticing: Attractive

12. Gauged: Judged or measured

13. Dismal: Gloomy

14. Afflicting: Causing pain

15. Habitation: Place where you live

16. Effectually: Adequately

17. Cease: Stop

18. Hindering: Conditioning

19. Aboard: In ship

20. Doomed: Destined to fail

21. Foolhardy: Foolish

22. Staggeringly: Overwhelmingly

23. Eerie: Strange, frightening

24. Breed: Kind

25. Starvation: Extreme hunger

26. Gloom: Darkness, depression

27. Lure: Trick

28. Sanctuary: Refuge

29. Bid: Attempt to achieve or get sth

30. Bleak: Not welcoming

31. Cluster: A group of similar things close to each other

32. Turn

Declinaciones

A la 2ª declinación pertenecen los sustantivos de tema en -o (aunque a veces se ha cerrado en -u). La 2ª declinación se caracteriza por tener un nominativo singular en -us, -er o -um y un genitivo singular en -i, por ejemplo: dominus, -i; ager, -i o templum, -i.

Sustantivos masculinos en -us

Este grupo está formado por sustantivos masculinos con un nominativo singular en -us (o en -er).

Masculino:

• Nominativo singular: domin-us; plural: domin-i
• Vocativo singular: domin-e; plural: domin-i
• Acusativo singular: domin-um; plural: domin-os
• Genitivo singular: domin-i; plural: domin-orum
• Dativo singular: domin-o; plural: domin-is
• Ablativo singular: domin-o; plural: domin-is

Sustantivos neutros en -um

El segundo grupo de sustantivos de la segunda...

Lista Esencial de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés

A continuación, presentamos la tabla completa con los verbos irregulares más importantes en inglés, ordenados alfabéticamente, incluyendo su forma en infinitivo, pasado simple, participio pasado y su correspondiente traducción al español.

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EDUCATION (→ The act or process of educating.)

1. Achieve→ To bring to a successful end; to get by effort.

2. Archaeology→ The study of ancient cultures through examination of their buildings, tools and other objects.

3. Art→ A subject at school related to the products of people's creative activities or making things considered beautiful or that express feelings.

4. Auditorium→ The area of a concert hall, theatre, school, etc., in which the audience sits.

5. Bachelor of Arts (BA)→ A degree conferred on a person who has successfully completed his or her undergraduate studies, usually in a branch of social sciences or humanities.

6. Bachelor of Science (BSc or BS)→ A degree conferred on a person who has successfully completed his or her...