1st Irregular Verbs – Past Simple & Past Participle

Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle

Be Was / Were Been

Become Became Become

Buy Bought Bought

Choose Chose Chosen

Come Came Come

Cut Cut Cut

Do Did Done

Drive Drove Driven

Eat Ate Eaten

Find Found Found

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 2nd Irregular Verbs – Past Simple & Past Participle
Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle

Fly Flew Flown

Forget Forgot Forgotten

Forgive Forgave Forgiven

Get Got Got

Give Gave Given

Go Went Gone

Have Had Had

Keep Kept Kept

Know Knew Known

Make Made Made

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 3rd Irregular Verbs – Past Simple & Past Participle
Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle

Mean Meant Meant

Pay Paid Paid

Put Put Put

Read Read Read

Ride Rode Ridden

Say Said Said

See Saw Seen

Send Sent Sent

Shake Shook Shaken

Shoot Shot Shot

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 4th Irregular Verbs – Past Simple & Past Participle
Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle

Shut Shut Shut

Sing Sang Sung

Sleep Slept Slept

Spend Spent Spent

Swim Swam Swum

Take Took Took

Teach Taught Taught

Tell Told Told

Think Thought Thought

Understand Understood Understood

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 5th Irregular Verbs – Past Simple & Past Participle
Infinitive Past Simple Past Participle

Wake Woke Woken

Wear Wore Worn

Win Won Won

Wink Wound Wound

Write Wrote Written

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 Adverbs of frequency
Always
(100% que
sucede)

Usually (90% que

suceda)
Normally/Generally (80%
que suceda)

Often/Frequently (70% que suceda)

Sometimes (50% que suceda)

Occasionaly (30% que suceda)

Seldom (10% que suceda)

Rarely (5% que suceda)

Never (0% que sucede)

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ALWAYS= Siempre
USUALLY= Usualmente
NORMALLY/GENERALLY=
Normalmente/Generalmente
OFTEN/FREQUENTLY = A
menudo/Frecuentemente
SOMETIMES= Algunas veces
OCCASIONALLY= Ocasionalmente
SELDOM= Algunas veces
RARELY= Rara vez
NEVER= Nunca
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I always talk alone.
Yo siempre hablo solo
I usually sing songs.
Yo usualmente canto canciones.
I normally play videogames.
Yo normalmente juego videjuegos.
I generally clean my bedroom.
Yo generalmente limpio mi cuarto.
I often buy fast food.
Yo a menudo compro comida rápida.
I frequently talk to Victor
Yo frecuentemente hablo con Victor.
I sometimes practice my English.
Yo algunas veces practico mi inglés.
I occasionally watch movies
Yo ocasionalmente veo peliculas
I seldom fight with my brother.
Yo algunas veces peleo con mi hermano.
I rarely eat chiken.
Yo rara vez como pollo.
I never play soccer.
Yo nunca juego futboll.
 GERUNDS (Terminación -ando -endo- iendo)
Verbs Conjugation
Rules Example
Make = Making
When the verb ends with “e”
Give = Giving
Die = Dying
When the verb ends with “-ie”.
Tie = Tying
You have to add “y” and “ing”
Lie = Lying
When the verb is monosyllabic. C+V+C
“Consonant + Vowel + Consonant” RUN=RUNNING
You must duplicate the last CONSONTANT C+V+C
and then add “ing” SWIM=SWIMMING
TIP: Los que solo se escuchan con una sílaba.

Verbs ( Example
❖ Like We like dancing.
❖ Love James loves listening to music.

❖ Don’t mind I don’t mind swimming.

❖ Hate I hate taking a shower.

❖ Feel like She feels like going for a walk.

❖ Finish I finish working early.

❖ Go on I go on working late.
❖ Start It starts playing the piano.
❖ Stop He stops working at 6 PM.
❖ Spend They spend their time playing.

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❖ COMPARATIVES ____
Rules Adjective Comparative ¿Cómo lo ocupamos en cada regla?
N. 1 Old Older A los adjetivos se les tiene que agregar “er” al final.
Cheap Cheaper
N. 2 Big Bigger Cuando los adjetivos son monosílabos, es decir, que solo se divida en una sílaba al
Hot Hotter pronunciarlo, se le tiene que duplicar la última letra y se después se le agregar “er”.
N. 3 Dry Drier Cuando el adjetivo termine en “y”, esta letra cambiará como “i”, y después se le tiene que
Healthy Healthier agregar “er”.
N. 4 Famous More famous Cuando el adjetivo tiene más de dos sílabas, debemos de agregar “more” antes de los
Expensive More expensive adjetivos, y después agregar el adjetivo, pero sin agregar el “er”.
N. 5 Good Better Estos 3 adjetivos son la excepción de todo lo demás, ya que estos adjetivos cambian
Bad Worse totalmente, y no es necesario agregar “er”.
Far Further

1A. Write the comparative form of these 2B. Complete with a comparative adjective + than
adjectives
0 Big Bigger My sister is younger than me. She's only 18.
1 High 1. The market is ____________________. the supermarket for vegetables. (cheap)
2 Dirty 2. Learn Italian is ________________________ for Spanish students. (Easy)
3 Dangerous 3. It rains a lot in the springs. April is _________________________ July. (Wet)
4 Good 4. This restaurant is ________________________ in the spring. (Busy)
5 Thin 5. Come in the summer. The weather is _____________________ in the spring. (good)
6 Slow 6. I love science. I find it ___________________________ history. (Interesting)
7 Healthy 7. Milian is _________________ from the sea _____________ Rome. (far)
8 Far 8. I'm _______________________ my brother. He's very tall. (short)
9 Comfortable 9. The situation is ________________________ it was last year. (bad)
10 Bad 10. Skiing is _________________________________ I thought it was. (difficult)