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

Tiempos verbales en inglés

Presente simple (Present Simple)

Se usa para hablar de acciones habituales o rutinas. Estructura: sujeto + verbo.

• He plays football. (Él juega al fútbol.)
• He doesn't play football. (Él no juega al fútbol.)
• Where does he play football? (¿Dónde juega él al fútbol?)

Expresiones de frecuencia: every day / week / year (todos los días / cada semana / cada año), twice a year (2 veces al año), always (siempre), usually (normalmente), often (a menudo), sometimes (a veces), rarely (raras veces), never (nunca).

Ejemplo: He is always busy. (Él siempre está ocupado.)

Presente continuo (Present Continuous)

Se usa para acciones que ocurren en el momento. Estructura: sujeto + am / is / are + verbo-ing.

• We are dancing. (Estamos

Conversaciones y Diálogos

ANGELA: Hi, Alberto. Are you having a good time in Cornwall?

ALBERTO: Yes! It has been fantastic so far.

ANGELA: Have you been to the sea?

ALBERTO: Yes, I have. We went sailing yesterday.

ANGELA: Oh, I love sailing.

ALBERTO: And Ken, Cheng and I have walked all over Cornwall.

ANGELA: What else have you done?

ALBERTO: We've done so many things. I will tell you everything when I get back to London.

HELEN: So what about you, Ken? Where have you travelled?

KEN: I've travelled all over Europe.

HELEN: Have you been to Italy?

KEN: Yes, I have. I was there last year. What about you, Helen?

HELEN: I haven't been to Italy yet. I want to go to Lake Como. Ken, have you ever been to Greece?

KEN: No, I haven't, but I really want to see Athens.... Continuar leyendo "Conversaciones en Inglés y Presente Perfecto: Lección Práctica con Ejercicios" »

Vocabulario de relaciones de pareja

meet somebody - conocer a alguien
fancy somebody - gustarle a alguien
ask somebody out - pedir salir
go out with somebody - salir con alguien
fall in love - enamorarse de alguien
have an argument - pelearse con alguien
split up - cortar
make up - reconciliarse
get engaged - comprometerse
get married - casarse
get divorced - divorciarse

Verbos: sustantivos derivados

advertise - advertisement
announce - announcement
calculate - calculation
celebrate - celebration
collect - collection
disappoint - disappointment
embarrass - embarrassment
entertain - entertainment
invent - invention
pollute - pollution

Texto de ejemplo

My girlfriend's name is Marta. We've been together for two months, but I knew her when I was fifteen. We get on very... Continuar leyendo "Inglés Básico: Verbos Irregulares, Pasado Simple y Present Perfect con Ejemplos" »

Lista Esencial de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés

Consulta el listado completo de los verbos irregulares más importantes en inglés, ordenados alfabéticamente, incluyendo su forma base, pasado simple, participio y su traducción al español.

Catálogo de Verbos Irregulares

• be - was / were - been - ser, estar
• beat - beat - beaten - golpear
• become - became - become - llegar a ser
• begin - began - begun - empezar
• bend - bent - bent - doblar
• bet - bet - bet - apostar
• bite - bit - bitten - morder
• bleed - bled - bled - sangrar
• blow - blew - blown - soplar
• break - broke - broken - romper
• bring - brought - brought - traer
• build - built - built - construir
• burn - burnt - burnt - quemar
• buy - bought - bought - comprar
• catch - caught - caught - coger
• choose - chose - chosen

Personal qualities

Adjetivos de cualidades personales: pleasant-unpleasant, patient-impatient, intelligent-unintelligent, honest-dishonest, polite-impolite, popular-unpopular, sociable-unsociable.

Negative prefixes

Los prefijos negativos se añaden a un adjetivo para expresar su significado contrario: logical-illogical, legal-illegal, correct-incorrect, friendly-unfriendly, regular-irregular, possible-impossible, emotional-unemotional, sympathetic-unsympathetic, sincere-insincere, practical-impractical, honest-dishonest, responsible-irresponsible, patient-impatient, agreeable-disagreeable, sensitive-insensitive.

Phrasal verbs

Make off with

Robar y huir rápidamente con algo: steal and hurry away with.

Make up

Inventar: invent.

Make out

Lograr ver o distinguir... Continuar leyendo "Vocabulario y gramática de inglés: adjetivos, prefijos negativos, phrasal verbs y tiempos verbales" »

Chapter 1: Mr. Sherlock Holmes

• 1. Who is telling this story?
  Doctor Watson is telling this story.
• 2. What is Sherlock Holmes’ address?
  He lives at 221B Baker Street.

Chapter 2: The Curse of the Baskervilles

• 1. Where does Dr. Mortimer live?
  He lives on Dartmoor.
• 2. Who was Sir Charles Baskerville?
  He was the owner of Baskerville Hall.
• 3. What had happened to Sir Charles?
  He died of a heart attack three months ago.

Chapter 3: The Problem

Dr. Mortimer is meeting Sir Henry Baskerville.

• A. Who is he?
  Sir Charles’ nephew.
• B. Where is he meeting him?
  At Waterloo Station.
• C. Where has he been living?
  In Canada.

Chapter 4: Sir Henry Baskerville

• 1. How old was Sir Henry? What did he look like?
  He was about thirty years old. He wasn't tall, but he was broad and strong.

2 Evaluación

Complete

She was talking (talk) on the... - They were studying (study) when...

She wasn't driving (not/drive)... - I was waiting (wait) for the...

He was cooking (cook) when...

Complete past continuous: todo -ing

While Josh was reading (read) he had (have)...

He was thinking (think) about his idea when the phone rang (ring)...

Traduce:

El tren más rápido que el coche. The train is faster than the car.

¿Qué estabas haciendo? What were you doing?

Esto es mejor. This is better.

¿Estabas estudiando? Were you studying?

Ellos estaban aprendiendo inglés. They were learning English.

Completa el verbo

He must (has to / must) study more... - Josh should (should / can't) work...

He shouldn't ask... - They feel sick. They should go...

I am late. I must.... Continuar leyendo "Ejercicios de Inglés: Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Modales y For/Since" »

Letra Corregida: ABC de The Jackson 5

Nota del editor: El texto original incluía una referencia "3 ABC" que se ha interpretado como un identificador de documento y se mantiene aquí como tal.

3 ABC

Introducción

A buh-buh buh buh-buh

Verso 1

You went to school to learn, girl

What you never, never knew before...

Like I before E except after C...

And why 2 plus 2 makes four

Pre-Estribillo

Now, now, now, I'm gonna teach you...

Teach you, teach you

All about love, dear...

All about love

Jermaine:

Sit yourself down, take a seat

All you gotta do is repeat after me

Estribillo

ABC

Easy as...

123

As simple as...

Do re mi

ABC, 123, baby, you and me, girl

Estribillo (Repetición)

ABC

Easy as...

123

As simple as...

Do re mi

ABC, 123, baby, you and me, girl

Puente

Come on, let me love... Continuar leyendo "ABC de The Jackson 5: Significado y Legado de un Himno Educativo" »

Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves: aprende inglés con esta canción

Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves es un tema icónico de Eurythmics, con Annie Lennox y Aretha Franklin, que celebra la liberación y la independencia de la mujer. Además de su mensaje, la letra es una excelente herramienta para practicar vocabulario, adjetivos de personalidad y phrasal verbs.

Letra de la canción

Verso 1

Now there was a time when they used to say that behind every great man there had to be a great woman.
Don't you know that a man still loves a woman
But in these times of change you know that it's no longer true
When a woman still loves a woman.

Now we ain't making stories and we ain't laying plans
So we're comin' out of the kitchen
'Cause there's something we... Continuar leyendo "Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves: Letra, Vocabulario y Adjetivos de Personalidad en Inglés" »

Transformación de Oraciones en Inglés

I've never had such a good meal.
ever Its the best meal I have ever had.
She started collecting postcards four years ago
been She has been collecting postcards for four years.
They haven't finished painting the house yet.
still They are still painting the house.
I've never ridden a camel before
first It's the first time I've ridden a camel.
Spending a lot of money in clothes is foolish
to It is foolish to spend a lot of money on clothes.
This car is too expensive for me to buy
enough This car is not cheap enough for me to buy.
The tea is so hot that I can't drink it
too The tea is too hot for me to drink.
The teacher made us learn the poem by heart
made We were made