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1. Irregular Verbs:
eat (í:t)
ate (et)
eaten (ítn)
comer
fall (fol)
fell (fel)
fallen (fólen)
caer
feel (fí:l)
felt (felt)
felt (felt)
sentir
fight (fáit)
fought (fó:t)
fought (fó:t)
luchar, pelear
find (fáind)
found (faúnd)
found (fáund)
encontrar
fly (flái)
flew (flu)
flown (flón)
volar
forget (forguét)
forgot (forgót)
forgotten (forgótn)
olvidar
get (guét)
got (got)
got/gotten (got/gotn)
obtener, conseguir
give (guív) gave (guéiv) given (guívn) dar
run (ran)
ran (ren)
run (ran)
correr
say (séi)
said (sed)
said (sed)
decir
see (sí:)
saw (só:)
seen (sin)
ver
send (send)
sent (sent)
sent (sent)
enviar
sing (sing)
sang (seng)
sung (sang)
cantar
sit (sit)
sat (sat)
sat (sat)
sentar/se
sleep (slíp)
slept (slépt)
slept (slépt)
dormir
stand (stand)
stood (stú:d)
stood (stú:d)
pararse
steal (stíl)
stole (stóul)
stolen (stóln)
robar
swim (suím)
swam (suém)
swum (suám)
nadar
take (téik)
took (tul)
taken (téikn)
tomar, llevar
teach (tích)
taught (tot)
taught (tot)
enseñar
understand
(anderstánd)
understood
(anderstúd)
understood
(anderstúd)
entender,
comprender
wake (uéik)
woke (uóuk)
waken (uéikn)
despertarse
win (uín)
won (uón)
won (uón)
ganar
write (ráit)
wrote (róut)
written (rítn)
escribir
2. Regular Verbs:
analyse (énalais)
analysed (énalaist)
analysed (énalaist)
analizar
answer (ánsuer)
answered (ánsuerd)
answered (ánsuerd)
contestar
appear (apíar)
appeared (apíard)
appeared (apíard)
aparecer
back (bak)
backed (bakt)
backed (bakt)
apoyar
bathe (béid)
bathed (béidid)
bathed (béidid)
bañarse
bless (bles)
blessed (blest)
blessed (blest)
bendecir
call (kol)
called (kold)
called (kold)
llamar
calculate
(kálkiuleit)
calculated
(kálkiuleirid)
calculated
(kálkiuleirid)
calcular
change (chéindz)
changed (chéindzd)
changed (chéindzd)
cambiar
check (chek)
checked (chekt)
checked (chekt)
verificar
clean (klin)
cleaned (klind)
cleaned (klind)
limpiar
close (klóus)
closed (klóust)
closed (klóust)
cerrar
collect (kolékt)
collected (koléktid)
collected (koléktid)
cobrar, coleccionar
compare (kompér)
compared (kompérd)
compared (kompérd)
comparar
compete (kompít)
competed (kompítid)
competed (kompítid)
competir
complain
(kompléin)
complained (kompléind)
complained (kompléind)
quejarse
concentrate (kónsentreit)
concentrated (kónsentreired)
concentrated (kónsentreired)
concentrarse
concern (konsérn)
concerned (konsérnd)
concerned (konsérnd)
concernir
confess (konfés)
confessed (konfést)
confessed (konfést)
confesar
confuse (konfiús)
confused (konfiúst)
confused (konfiúst)
confundir
connect (konékt)
connected (konéktid)
connected (konéktid)
conectar
continue (kontíniu)
continued (kontíniud)
continued (kontíniud)
continuar
cross (kros)
crossed (krost)
crossed (krost)
cruzar
cure (kiúr)
cured (kiúrd)
cured (kiúrd)
curar
dance (dans)
danced (danst)
danced (danst)
bailar
depend (dipénd)
depended (dipénid)
depended (dipénid)
depender
describe (diskráib)
described (diskráibd)
described (diskráibd)
describir
destroy (distrói)
destroyed (distróid)
destroyed (distróid)
destruir
disagree (disagrí)
disagreed (disagríd)
disagreed (disagríd)
no estar de acuerdo
disappear
(disapíar)
disappeared
(disapíard)
disappeared
(disapíard)
desaparecer
discover
(diskáver)
discovered
(diskáverd)
discovered
(diskáverd)
descubrir
dream (drim)
dreamed (drimd)
dreamed (drimd)
soñar
dress (dres)
dressed (drest)
dressed (drest)
vestir
Do (du)
did
Done (don)
hacer
end (end)
ended (éndid)
ended (éndid)
finalizar
enjoy (indzói)
enjoyed (indzóid)
enjoyed (indzóid)
disfrutar
enter (éner)
entered (énerd)
entered (énerd)
ingresar
face (féis)
faced (féist)
faced (féist)
enfrentar
fail (féil)
failed (féild)
failed (féild)
fracasar
file (fáil)
filed (fáild)
filed (fáild)
archivar
fill (fil)
filled (fild)
filled (fild)
llenar
3. Present Continuous.
It's raining.
Who is Kate talking to on the phone?
Look, somebody is trying to steal that man's wallet.
I'm not looking. My eyes are closed tightly.
affirmative negative
I:
I am from England. I am not from England.
he, she, it:
He is from England. He is not from England.
we, you, they:
We are from England. We are not from England
affirmative negative
I:
I am reading a book. I am not reading a book.
he, she, it:
He is reading a book. He is not reading a book.
we, you, they:
We are not reading a
We are reading a book.
book.
4. Simple Present
The present simple is used to talk about actions we see as long term or
permanent. It is very common and very important.
Affirmative sentences:
Negative sentences:
You must not negate a full verb in English. Always use the auxiliary do for
negations.
I like computers.
I don't like computers at all.
5. Prepositions
Preposition Use Examples
irregular verbs: see 2nd column of irregular verbs past form of 'be' + ing form of verb
I spoke
Simple Past
Use
3) together with the Past Progressive/Continuous - The Simple Past interrupted an action which
was in progress in the past.
Signal words
2) two actions were happening at the same time (the actions do not influence each other)
Anne was writing a letter while Steve was reading the New York Times.
Affirmative sentences:
I was playing football. You were playing football.
Negative sentences:
I was not playing football. You were not playing football.
I was't playing football. You weren't playing football.
Questions:
Was I playing football? Were you playing football?
Second paragraph
5.Where did you go to elementary and high school?
6.When did you begin at the university?
7.Where do you go to the university?
8.What do you study?
9.Tell about your work.
10.What are you future plans?
Remember: write your original biography, don’t copy from another student.