present
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past
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past
participle
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meanings
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* Could be conjugated as a regular verb
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abide (abáid)
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abode (abóud)
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abiden (abíden)
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sufrir,
soportar, cumplir
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arise (aráis)
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arose (aróus)
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arisen (arísen)
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levantarse,
surgir
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awake (awéik)
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awoke (awóuk)
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awoken (awóuken)
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despertarse,
despertar
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bear (ber)
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bore (bor)
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born (born)
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aguantar,
soportar, parir
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beat (bíit)
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beat (bíit)
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beaten (bíiten)
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golpear,
derrotar, batir
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become (bikám)
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became (bikéim)
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become (bikám)
|
convertirse
en, llegar a ser, volverse, ponerse
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begin (biguín)
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began (bigáan)
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begun (bigun)
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empezar
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bend (bend)
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bent (bent)
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bent (bent)
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doblar,
torcer, inclinarse
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bet (bet)
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bet (bet)
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bet (bet)
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apostar
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bid (bid)
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bid (bid)
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bid (bid)
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ofrecer,
pujar, licitar
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bind (báind)
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bound (báund)
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bound (báund)
|
atar,
unir, encuadernar
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bite (báit)
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bit (bit)
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bitten (bíten)
|
morder,
picar
|
bleed (blíid)
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bled (bled)
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bled (bled)
|
sangrar
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blow (blóu)
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blew (blú)
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blown (blown)
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soplar
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break (bréik)
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broke (bróuk)
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broken (bróuken)
|
romper
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breed (bríid)
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bred (bred)
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bred (bred)
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criar,
engendrar
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bring (bring)
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brought (brot)
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brought (brot)
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traer
|
broadcast (brodkást)
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broadcast* (brodkást)
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broadcast* (brodkást)
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transmitir
|
build (bild)
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built (bilt)
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built (bilt)
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construir
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burn (bern)
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burnt* (bernt)
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burnt* (bernt)
|
quemar
|
burst (berst)
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burst (berst)
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burst (berst)
|
explotar,
reventar
|
buy (bái)
|
bought (bot)
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bought (bot)
|
comprar
|
cast (kast)
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cast (kast)
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cast (kast)
|
lanzar,
echar, emitir
|
catch (katch)
|
caught (koft)
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caught (koft)
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atrapar,
asir, tomar
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choose (chúus)
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chose (chóus)
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chosen (chóusen)
|
elegir
|
clap (klap)
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clapt* (klapt)
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clapt* (klapt)
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aplaudir
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cling (kling)
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clung (klang)
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clung (klang)
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agarrarse,
adherirse, aferrarse
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clothe (klóud)
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clad* (klad)
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clad* (klad)
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vestir,
revestir, cubrir
|
come (kom)
|
came (kéim)
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come (kom)
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venir
|
cost (kost)
|
cost (kost)
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cost (kost)
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costar
|
creep (kríip)
|
crept (krept)
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crept (krept)
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gatear,
arrastrarse
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cut (kat)
|
cut (kat)
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cut (kat)
|
cortar
|
deal (díil)
|
dealt (delt)
|
dealt (delt)
|
tratar
con, repartir, dar
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dig (dig)
|
dug (dag)
|
dug (dag)
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cavar
|
dive (dáiv)
|
dove* (dóuv)
|
dived (dáivd)
|
zambullise,
sumergirse, bucear
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do (du)
|
did (did)
|
done (don)
|
hacer
|
draw (dróo)
|
drew (dru)
|
drawn (dróun)
|
dibujar,
extraer, sacar
|
dream (dríim)
|
dreamt* (dremt)
|
dreamt* (dremt)
|
soñar
|
drink (drink)
|
drank (draank)
|
drunk (drunk)
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beber
|
drive (dráiv)
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drove (dróuv)
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driven (dríven)
|
conducir,
ir en coche, llevar en coche
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dwell (duél)
|
dwelt (duélt)
|
dwelt (duélt)
|
habitar,
morar
|
eat (íit)
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ate (éit)
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eaten (íiten)
|
comer
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fall (fol)
|
fell (fel)
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fallen (fólen)
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caer,
caerse
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feed (fíid)
|
fed (fed)
|
fed (fed)
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alimentar/se,
dar de comer
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feel (fíil)
|
felt (felt)
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felt (felt)
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sentir/se,
palpar, tocar
|
fight (fáit)
|
fought (fot)
|
fought (fot)
|
pelear,
combatir
|
find (fáind)
|
found (fáund)
|
found (fáund)
|
encontrar
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fit (fit)
|
fit* (fit)
|
fit* (fit)
|
encajar,
quedar bien, instalar
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flee (flíi)
|
fled (fled)
|
fled (fled)
|
huir,
huir de
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fling (fling)
|
flung (flang)
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flung (flang)
|
echar,
arrojar
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fly (flái)
|
flew (flu)
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flown (flóun)
|
volar
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forbid (forbíd)
|
forbade (forbéid)
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forbidden (forbíden)
|
prohibir
|
forecast (forkást)
|
forecast* (forkást)
|
forecast* (forkást)
|
pronosticar,
preveer
|
foresee (forsíi)
|
foresaw (forsó)
|
foreseen (forsíin)
|
preveer
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foretell (fortél)
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foretold (fortóuld)
|
foretold (fortóuld)
|
predecir
|
forget (forguét)
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forgot (forgót)
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forgotten (forgóten)
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olvidar
|
forgive (forguív)
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forgave (forguéiv)
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forgiven (forguíven)
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perdonar
|
forsake (forséik)
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forsook (forsúuk)
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forsaken (forséiken)
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abandonar,
desamparar
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freeze (fríiss)
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froze (fróuss)
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frozen (fróussen)
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congelar
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get (get)
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got (got)
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got/gotten (goten)
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conseguir,
recibir, ponerse, llegar
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give (guív)
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gave (guéiv)
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given (guíven)
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dar
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go (góu)
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went (went)
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gone (góon)
|
ir
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grind (gráind)
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ground (gráund)
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ground (gráund)
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moler
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grow (gróu)
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grew (gru)
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grown (gróun)
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crecer,
cultivar
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handwrite (jand-ráit)
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handwrote (jand-róut)
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handwritten (jand-ríten)
|
escribir
a mano
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hang (jáang)
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hung (jang)
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hung (jang)
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colgar
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have (jáav)
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had (jáad)
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had (jáad)
|
tener
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hear (jíier)
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heard (jerd)
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heard (jerd)
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oír
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hide (jáid)
|
hid (jid)
|
hidden (jíden)
|
esconder/se
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hit (jit)
|
hit (jit)
|
hit (jit)
|
golpear,
pegar
|
hold (jóuld)
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held (jeld)
|
held (jeld)
|
sostener,
celebrar, esperar
|
hurt (jert)
|
hurt (jert)
|
hurt (jert)
|
herir,
lastimar, doler
|
inlay (inléi)
|
inlaid (inléid)
|
inlaid (inléid)
|
incrustar
|
input (ínput)
|
input* (ínput)
|
input* (ínput)
|
entrar,
introducir
|
keep (kíip)
|
kept (kept)
|
kept (kept)
|
mantener,
guardar, continuar, criar
|
kneel (níil)
|
knelt* (nelt)
|
knelt* (nelt)
|
arrodillarse,
estar de rodillas
|
knit (nit)
|
knit* (nit)
|
knit* (nit)
|
tejer,
tricotar
|
know (nóu)
|
knew (niú)
|
known (nóun)
|
saber,
conocer
|
lay (léi)
|
laid (léid)
|
laid (léid)
|
poner,
colocar
|
lead (líid)
|
led (led)
|
led (led)
|
guiar,
llevar, conducir
|
lean (líin)
|
leant* (lent)
|
leant* (lent)
|
apoyarse,
inclinarse
|
leap (líip)
|
leapt* (lept)
|
leapt* (lept)
|
saltar
|
learn (lern)
|
learnt* (lernt)
|
learnt* (lernt)
|
aprender,
enterarse
|
leave (líiv)
|
left (left)
|
left (left)
|
irse,
dejar, marcharse
|
lend (lend)
|
lent (lent)
|
lent (lent)
|
prestar
|
let (let)
|
let (let)
|
let (let)
|
dejar,
permitir
|
lie (lái)
|
lay (léi)
|
lain (léin)
|
yacer,
echarse, quedar
|
light (láit)
|
lit* (lit)
|
lit* (lit)
|
encender
|
lose (lúus)
|
lost (lost)
|
lost (lost)
|
perder
|
make (méik)
|
made (méid)
|
made (méid)
|
hacer
|
mean (míin)
|
meant (ment)
|
meant (ment)
|
significar,
querer decir, tener la intención de
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meet (míit)
|
met (met)
|
met (met)
|
encontrarse
con, conocer
|
melt (melt)
|
melted (mélted)
|
molten* (móulten)
|
derretir
|
mislead (mislíid)
|
misled (misléd)
|
misled (misléd)
|
engañar,
despistar, llevar por mal camino
|
mistake (mistéik)
|
mistook (mistúuk)
|
mistaken (mistéiken)
|
confundir,
interpretar mal
|
misunderstand (misanderstánd)
|
misunderstood (misanderstúud)
|
misunderstood (misanderstúud)
|
entender
mal
|
mow (móu)
|
mowed (móud)
|
mown (móun)
|
segar,
cortar
|
overhear (ouverjíier)
|
overheard (ouverjérd)
|
overheard (ouverjérd)
|
oír
por casualidad, oír sin intención de ello
|
overtake (ouvertéik)
|
overtook (ouvertúuk)
|
overtaken (ouvertéiken)
|
sobrepasar
|
pay (péi)
|
paid (péid)
|
paid (péid)
|
pagar
|
prove (prúuv)
|
proved (prúuvt)
|
proven* (prúuven)
|
probar,
resultar
|
put (put)
|
put (put)
|
put (put)
|
poner
|
quit (kuít)
|
quit (kuít)
|
quit (kuít)
|
abandonar,
rendirse, dejar
|
read (ríiid)
|
read (red)
|
read (red)
|
leer
|
rid (rid)
|
rid* (rid)
|
rid* (rid)
|
librar,
desembarazar
|
ride (ráid)
|
rode (róud)
|
ridden (ríden)
|
andar
en, pasear en, montar
|
ring (ring)
|
rang (raang)
|
rung (rang)
|
sonar,
llamar por teléfono
|
rise (ráis)
|
rose (róus)
|
risen (rísen)
|
levantarse,
subir
|
run (ran)
|
ran (raan)
|
run (ran)
|
correr
|
saw (so)
|
sawed (sod)
|
sawn* (sóon)
|
serrar,
serruchar
|
say (séi)
|
said (sed)
|
said (sed)
|
decir
|
see (síi)
|
saw (so)
|
seen (síin)
|
ver
|
seek (síik)
|
sought (sot)
|
sought (sot)
|
buscar
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Nov 19, 2013
IRREGULAR VERBS - PART 1
Claves Unicode para obtener mayúsculas con acentos
Sólo para efectos de referencia, en ocasiones necesitamos el código para acentuar mayúsculas y no disponemos del teclado internacional.
En Windows, manténgase la tecla “Alt” presionada mientras se digita el código en el teclado numérico. Es importante mantener el cero inicial.
Alt + 0193 = Á
Alt + 0201 = É
Alt + 0205 = Í
Alt + 0211 = Ó
Alt + 0218 = Ú
Alt + 0220 = Ü
Alt + 0209 = Ñ
Alt + 0225/160 = á
Alt + 0233/130 = é
Alt + 0237/161 = í
Alt + 0243/162 = ó
Alt + 0250/163 = ú
Alt + 0252/129 = ü
Alt + 0241/164 = ñ
Alt + 0191/168 = ¿
Alt + 0161/173 = ¡
Alt + 0201 = É
Alt + 0205 = Í
Alt + 0211 = Ó
Alt + 0218 = Ú
Alt + 0220 = Ü
Alt + 0209 = Ñ
Alt + 0225/160 = á
Alt + 0233/130 = é
Alt + 0237/161 = í
Alt + 0243/162 = ó
Alt + 0250/163 = ú
Alt + 0252/129 = ü
Alt + 0241/164 = ñ
Alt + 0191/168 = ¿
Alt + 0161/173 = ¡
Otros símbolos de uso común, listos para copiar y pegar:
Fracciones: ⅛ ¼ ⅜ ½ ⅝ ¾ ⅞
Símbolos matemáticos: · × ÷ Ŧ ± ˚
Derechos de autor: © ® ™
Signos ortográficos: ª ° “ ” « » ‘ ’
Símbolos montetarios: £ € ¥ ¢
Exponentes: ¹ ² ³
Flechas: ↑ ← ↓ →
Otros: Ω § ß ¶
Símbolos matemáticos: · × ÷ Ŧ ± ˚
Derechos de autor: © ® ™
Signos ortográficos: ª ° “ ” « » ‘ ’
Símbolos montetarios: £ € ¥ ¢
Exponentes: ¹ ² ³
Flechas: ↑ ← ↓ →
Otros: Ω § ß ¶
Jul 8, 2013
Do or make
Using do and make can be difficult in English because the meaning is similar and their use is different.
Generally speaking, use do for activity and make to create something. Compare these examples:
But there are other things to consider when using do and make. Here are some tips to help you make the right choice.
- I always do my homework in the evenings.
- I like spaghetti. I make it everyday
When to use do?
Use do when someone performs an action, activity or task.
Examples:
We use often use do to refer to work of any kind.
- do
...the dishes
... an exercise
... the laundry
... the ironing
Examples:
Use the verb 'do' when you speak about general thing (to describe an action without saying exactly what the action is.)
- do
... your work
... homework
... housework
... your job
... business
... your hair
... your nails
Examples:
I've got nothing to do today.These are some expressions that you can use with do:
He doesn't do anything all day long.
She does everything to attract him.
Examples:
- do... one's best
... good
... harm
... a favor
... business
... things right / badly / well
... good
... harm
... time - (to go to prison)
... your best / worst.
When to use make?
We use the verb make to construct, build or create. The result is something that you can touch.
She makes beautiful dressesThese are some important expressions that you can use with make:
Let's make a cup of coffee!
can you make a cup of tea?
They make delicious food in this restaurant!
- make
... arrangements
... an attempt
... bed
... believe
... change
... a choice
... a comment
... a complaint
... a decision
... a demand
... a difference
... an effort
... an exception
... an excuse
... an inquiry
... a fool of yourself
... a fortune
... friends
... a fuss
... a journey
... love
... a mess
... a mistake
... money
... a move
... a noise
... an offer
... peace
... a phone call
... a plan
... a point
... a profit
... a promise
... a remark
... a sound
... a speech
... a suggestion
... time
... a visit
... war
Mar 27, 2013
Rules for endings pronunciation
Rule: -ed verbs with ‘t’ sound
Pronounce the -ed of past tense verbs as a ‘t’ sound when the last sound of a verb ends with: – p – k – s – ch – sh – f – x – h (voiceless sounds). For example, the past tense of the verb stop, is stopped. The ‘d’ in stopped is voiceless or unvoiced. The sound after the ‘p’ in stopped is a ‘t’ sound = stop(t).
Rule: -ed verbs with ‘d’ sound
Pronounce past tense -ed verbs with a ‘d’ sound when the last sound of the verb ends with voiced sounds: – l – v – n – m – r – b – v – g – w – y – z –and vowel sounds (diphthongs). For example, the past tense of the verb allow, is allowed. The sound after the ‘w’ in allowed is a ‘d’ sound = allow(d).
Rule: -ed verbs with ‘id’ sound
Pronounce past tense -ed verbs with an ‘id’ sound when the last part of the verb ends with ‘t’ or ‘d’. For example, the past tense of the verb paint, is painted. The sound after the ‘t’ in painted is an ‘id’ sound = paint(id).
I know that this can be a little tricky at first, but with some practice, I know you’ll get it.
Mar 12, 2013
Spelling
| Rule 1: add ing to most words |
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| Rule 2: if the word ends in e, drop the e and add ing |
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| Rule 3: if the word is short and ends with a vowel/consonant, double the consonant and add ing |
wrap + ing = wrapping |
| Special: |
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Jan 21, 2012
USEFUL VIDEOS FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREE STUDENTS
http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/videos/humanbody/skullbones.html
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/health_games/dental/whichword.html
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/health_games/dental/whichword.html
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