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Palabra

Ser
Estar
Tener
Haber
Hay
Desear, Desearia
Amar
Ayudar
Intentar
Conseguir
Pedir
Necesitar
Vivir
Nacer
Crecer
Morir
Sentir
Doler
Curar
Ver
Mirar
Or
Escuchar
Gustar
Tocar
Oler
Hablar
Decir
Leer
Escribir
Borrar
Firmar
Poder
Hacer
Hacer (auxiliar)
Trabajar
Fabricar
Construir
Derribar
Eliminar
Llenar
Vaciar
Pensar

Ingls
Be
Be
Have
Have
There(all) is, There
are(plural)
Wish, Would like
Love
Help
Try
Get
Ask for
Need
Live
Born
Grow up
Die
Feel
Hurt
Cure, heal, recover
See
Look
Hear
Listen
Like
Touch
Smell
Talk
Say
Read
Write
Delete
Sign
Can
Make
Do
Work
Make
Build
Demolish
Eliminate
Fill
Empty
Think

Pronunciacin
Bi
Bi
Jav
Jaf
Deris, derar
Wsh , Wud lik
Lov
Jelp
Tri
Guet
Ask for
Ni:d
Liv
Born
Gru ap
Di
Fi:l
Jart
Kiur, jil, ricvr
Si:
Luk
Ja
Lsen
Lik
Tach
Essml
Tolk
Si
Ri:d
Rit
Delt
Sin
Kn
Mik
Du
Wrk
Mik
Bld
Dimlishh
Eliminit
Fl
mpti
Zink

Imaginar
Creer
Saber. Conocer1vez
Recordar
Olvidar
Estudiar
Atender
Comprender
Aprender
Memorizar
Ensear
Explicar
Acertar
Equivocar
Ir
Llegar
Venir
Volver
Entrar
Salir
Sacar
Andar
Correr
Saltar
Bailar
Parar
Esperar
Cruzar
Continuar
Viajar
Subir
Bajar
Montar (a un vehculo)
Bajar (de un vehculo)
Conducir
Durar
Tardar
Cansar
Descansar
Acostarse
Dormir
Despertar
Levantar
Vestir
Limpiar

Imagine
Believe
Know. Meet
Remember
Forget
Study
Pay attention
Understand
Learn
Memorize
Teach
Explain
Hit
Make a Mistake
Go
Arrive
Come
Turn, Come back, Go back
Enter, Come in, Go in
Depart, Come out, Go out
Remove, Take out, Get out
Walk
Run
Jump
Dance
Stop
Wait
Cross
Continue
Travel
Go up, Come up
Go down, Get down
Get on, Get into
Get out, Get off
Drive
Last
Take( time)
Tire
Rest
Go to bed (ir a la cama)
Sleep
Wake up
Raise, get up
Dress
Clean

Imyin
Belf
Nu. Mi:t
Rimmbr
Forgut
Sstdi
Pi atnshion
Andesstnd
Ln
Memorris
Tich
Explin
Jit
Mik a Mistik
Gu
Arrif
Com
Tarn, comback, Gouback
ntr , Com ein, Gu ein
Dipt, Com ut, Gu ut
Remuv, tik ut, Guet ut
Glk
Ran
Yamp
Dans
Sstop
Geit
Cross
Contniu
Trvl
Gu ap, Com ap
Gu dun, Guet dun
Guet on, Guet nto
Guet ut, Guet off
Drif
Last
Tik
Tir
Rest
Gu tu bed
Sli:p
Wikp
Ris, Guet ap
Dress
Cli:n

Manchar
Comer
Desayunar
Almorzar
Cenar
Beber
Comprar
Alquilar
Usar, servir
Costar
Pagar
Deber
Cobrar
Gastar
Dar
Quitar
Quitar (robar)
Recibir
Perder
Buscar
Encontrar
Mostrar
Cambiar
Devolver
Coger,Tomar, Llevar
Dejar, abandonar
Tirar
Caer
Escoger, Recoger
Llevar
Traer
Enviar
Poner
Aadir
Juntar
Separar
Faltar
Sobrar
Contar
Medir
Pesar
Calcular

Stain
Eat
Have breakfast
Have lunch
Have dinner
Drink
Buy
Rent
Use
Be, cost
Pay
Owe
Charge
Spend
Give
Take away(lejos) Take
off(fuera) Remove
Steal
Receive
Lose
Look for, Search
Find
Show
Change
Return, take back
Take
Leave
Pull (tirar de), Throw (tirar
algo)
Fall
Pick, pick up
Take, carry
Bring
Send
Put
Add
Join
Separate, divide
Be missing (ausente)
Be more than enough (es mas
que suficiente)
Count
Measure
Weigh
Calculate

Sstein
I:t
Jav brkfst
Jav fo lanch
Jav for dnr
Dreink
Bay
Rnt
Iss
Bi, cost
Pei
u
Chch
Sspnd
Guif
Tik owei, Tik off, Remuv
Stil
Res:f
Lus
Luk for , S:ch
Find
Sshu
Chinch
Ret:n, Tik Back
Tik
Li:v
Pul, zru
Fal
Pik, Pik ap,
Tik, kerri
Br:n
Send
Put
Ad
Yin
Spareit, divid
Bi mssin
Bi mor dan ench
Cunt
Mssar
Wui
Clculeit

Sumar
Restar
Multiplicar
Dividir
Permitir
Aguantar
Molestar
Empezar
Terminar
Abrir
Cerrar
Llamar
Solucionar
Arreglar
Funcionar, No funciona
Romper
Cortar
Pegar (golpe)

Add, join, come to


Subtrct, reduce
Multiply
Divide, split
Permit, allow,
Support, hold, bear
Bother
Began, start
End, finish
Open
Close, shut
Call, phone(tfnear)
Solve, resolve
Repair, fix
Function,work, run, Out of
order
Break
Cut
Hit, give

Add, Yin, com tu


Subtrat, redis
Mltiplai
Divid, ssplit
Permt, alu
Sopt, juld, ber
Bdr
Begen, sstart
End, finish
upen
Clus, shat
Col, fon
Solv, reslv
Repr , fix
Fnshion, Uk, ran, ut of
rdr
Bre:k
Cat
Jit, guiv

PALABRA
Documentacin
Pasaporte
Polica
Aduana (costumbres)
Equipaje
Maleta
Maletn
Bolsa
Paquete
Bolso
Bolsillo
Cmara de vdeo
Cmara de fotos
Cola (fila)
Control
Ayuda
Entrada
Salida
Derecha
Izquierda
Aeropuerto

EN INGLES
Documentation
Passport
Police
Customs
Baggage, luggage
Case, suitcase
Briefcase
Bag
Pack, packet, package
Bag, handbag
Pocket
Video camera
Photo camera
Queue
Control
Help
Entry
Exit
Right
Left
Airport

Pronunciacin figurada
Dokumentison
Psspot
Pols
Cstons
Bguech, lguech,
Kis, siutkis
Brfkeis
Bak
Pak, pket, pkech
Bak, jnbak
Pket
V:dio cmera
Fto cmera
Ku
Contrl
Jelp
ntri
xit
Rit
Left
erport

Puerto
Estacin de tren
Estacin de bus
Estacin de met

Port
Train station
Bus station
Subway, underground station

Avin
Vuelo
Barco
Tranva
Vagn
Taxi
Coche
Garaje
Moto
Bicicleta
Autopista
Carretera
Camino
Gasolinera
Parada
Andn
Va
Horario
Billete
Asiento
Fila
Clase
Preferente
Turista
Camarote
Hotel
Habitacin
Nmero
Llave
Ascensor
Escaleras
Planta (piso)
Pasillo
Saln
Mueble
Sof
Silln
Silla
Mesa
Alfombra

Plane, airplane
Flight
Ship
Tram, streetcar
Wagon
Taxi, cab
Car
Garage
Motorbike
Bike, bicicle
Highway, freeway
Road
Way
Petrol station, gas station
Bus stop, taxi rank
Platform, sidewalk
Track, road, way
Schedule, timetable
Ticket
Seat
Row
Class
Preferential
Tourist
Cabin
Hotel
Room
Number
Key
Lift, elevator
Stairs, staircase
Floor
Corridor
Hall
Forniture
Couch, sofa
Armchair
Chair
Table
Carpet

Port
Tren stishion
Bas stishion
Sabwei, ndergraund
Stishion
Plin, erplin
Flit
Ship
Tram, strtcar
Vgon
Texi, cab
Cr
Garrch, garrich
Motorbik
Bik, bisicol
Jiwei, fri:wei
Roud
Wei
Ptrol Stishion,gas Stishion
Bas stop,Texi rank
Platform, sidwolk
Track, rud, wei
Shdiul, taimteibol
Tket
Sit
Rou
Clas
Preferntial
Turrist
Cbein
Otl
Rum
Nmber
Ki:
Lift, elevite
Estrs, estrkeis
Flor
Crredor
Jol
Frnich
Cuch, sufa
Armcher
Chr
Tibol
Crpet

Telfono
Televisin
Radio
Mando (distancia)
Pilas
Electricidad
Lmpara
Balcn
Luz (solar)
Dormitorio
Cortina
Armario
Cama
Sbana
Manta
Bao
Lavabo
Ducha
Jabn
Toalla
Papel higinico
Cepillo
Pasta dental

Phone
Television
Radio
Remote control
Batteries
Electricity
Lamp
Balcony
Light, sunlight
Bedroom
Curtain
Closet
Bed
Sheet
Blanket
Bathroom
Washbasin
Shower
Soap
Towel
Toilet paper
Brush, hairbrush, toothbrush
Toothpaste

Fon
Televshion
Ridio
Remt contrl
Btterris
Electrsiti
Lamp
Blconi
Ligt, sanlaigt
Bdrruum
Crtn
Clset
Bed
Sshi:t
Blnket
Bzrruum
Washbisin
Shuer
Sup
Tuel
Tilet pipr
Brach, jrbrch tzbrch,
Ttpeist

PALABRA

INGLES

PRONUNCIACION

Escuela

School

skl

Academia
Instituto
Universidad
Comida
Pan
Pasta
Sopa
Patatas
Arroz
Verdura
Ensalada
Salsa
Huevo
Entrantes
Harina de trigo
Sal
Men

Academy
Institute, high school
University
Food, meal
Bread
Pasta
Soup
Potatoes, chips(fritas)
Rice
Vegetables
Salad
Sauce
Egg
Starters
Flour
Salt
Menu

Acdemi
nstitut, ji skul
Iunivrsiti
Fuud, mil
Brred
Pasta
Sup
Poteitos, chips
Ris
Vchtebels
Sled
Sos
ek
Strters
Fluer
Salt
Mniu

Carne
Pollo
Ternera
Cerdo
Solomillo
Carne poco
hecha
Carne muy
hecha
Pescado
Frito
Asado
Postre
Fruta
Naranja
Pltano
Meln
Pera
Manzana
Fresa
Yogur
Tarta, Pastel
Chocolate
Limn
Helado
Caf
T
Leche
Azcar
Sacarina
Agua
Vino
Cerveza
Alcohol
Naturaleza
Mar
Playa
Ro
Orilla
Lago
Montaa
Bosque
rbol

Meat
Chicken
Beef
Pork
Sirloin
Meat little (not much)
done
Meat very done

Mit
Chcken
Bif
Pork
Sirlin
Mit ltel (not mach)
don
Mit vri don

Fish
Fried
Roast (beef)
Dessert
Fruit
Orange
Banana
Melon
Pear
Apple
Strawberry
Yogurt
Cake, pie
Chocolate
Lemon
Ice cream
Coffee, white coffee(con
leche)
Tea
Milk
Sugar
Saccharin
Water
Wine red, white, ros
Beer
Alcohol
Nature
Sea
Beach
River
Shore, bank
Lake
Montain
Forest
Tree

Fish
Frid
Rrust (biif)Rosbif
Desrt
Frut
Orinch
Banna
Mlon
Pr
pel
Struberi
Yguet
Kik, pi
Chcolat
Limon
is crim
Cfii, Wuit cfii
Ti
Milk
Sgar
Sckarrin
Wtr
Win red, Wit, rous
Br
lcojol
Nichur
Si
Bich
Rivr
Schr, bank
Lik
Munten
Forest
Tri:

Campo
Ejercicio
Deporte
Papel
Carta
Folio
Sobre
Sello
Libro
Libreta
Peridico
Noticia
Aviso
Revista
Bolgrafo
Lpiz

Country, field
Exercise
Sport
Paper
Letter
Sheet
Envelope,
sachet(pequeo)
Stamp
Book
Booknote, bank
book(banco)
Newspaper
News
Notice
Magazine
Pen
Pencil

Cuntri, feld
xsesais
Sport
Pipa
Lter
Shit
nvelop, schet
Stamp
Buk
Bknot, bankbuk
Nispeiper
Nis
Ntis
Magasn
Pen
Pnsol

PALABRA
Hombre
Mujer
Chico, Chica
Nio, Nia

INGLES
Man, men(plural)
Woman, women
Boy, girl
Child, Little Boy, girl

Anciano, Anciana

Elderly, old man/woman

Beb
Esposo
Esposa
Amigo
Padre
Madre
Hijo
Hija
Hermano
Hermana
Trabajo
Profesin
Estudiante
Profesor
Maestro
Mdico
Enfermera

Baby
Husband, spouse
Wife, spouse
Friend
Father
Mother
Son, child
Daughter, child
Brother
Sister
Work, Job (empleo)
Profession
Student
Teacher
Master, teacher
Doctor
Nurse, male nurse

PRONUNCIACION
Man, men
Wman, Wmen
Boy, guel
Child, Ltel boy, ltel
guel
lderli, uld man
uman
Bibi
Jsband, spus
Wif, spus
Frend
Fder
Mder
Saon, child
Dutr, child
Brdr
Sstr
Wrk, yob
Profsion
Stident
Tcher
Mster, tcher
Dctor
Noors, mel Noors

Presidente
Director
Empleado
Encargado
Camarero
Secretario
Ministro
Juez
Idea
Verdad
Partido Poltico
Religin
Nombre
Apellido
Persona, gente
Sociedad
Ropa
Talla
Traje
Chaqueta
Jersey
Camisa
Camiseta
Corbata
Sujetador
Pantalones
Falda
Cinturn
Zapatos
Bota
Gorro
Guante
Baador
Biquini
Paraguas
Gafas
Tela
Seda
Lana
Material

President
Director
Employee
In charge of, reponsible
for
H(Waiter, barman)
(watress, barmaid)M
Secretary
Minister
Judge
Idea
Truth
Political party
Religion
Name
Last name
Person, people
Society
Clothes
Size
Suit( d chaqueta), dress(d
mujer)
Jacket
Jersey
Shirt
T-shirt
Tie
Bra
Trousers, jean(vaquero),
shorts(corto)
Skirt
Belt
Shoes
Boot
Cap
Glove
Swinsuit (baotraje)
Bikini
Umbrella
Glasses, sunglasses
Fabric, cloth
Silk
Wool
Material

Prsident
Dairctor
Employ
In charch of,
respnsibel for
Wita, brman,Witres,
barmid
Scretari
Mnister
Yach
Aida
Truz
Poltical prty
Relyion
Nim
Last nim
Prson, ppeol
Soseti
Clutz
Sis
Sut, dress
Yket
Yrsi
Shet
Tsht
Ti
Bra
Trusers, yins, shorts
Skt
Belt
Shu:s
But
Cap
Glv
Sunsut
Bikni
Ambrla
Glsses, sanglsses
Fbric, cloz
Silk
Wu:l
Matrial

Plstico
Metal
Madera
Natural

Plastic
Metal
Wood
Natural

Plstic
Mtal
Wu:d
Ntural

PALABRA

INGLES

PRONUNCIACION

TIEMPO (paso)
Historia
Fecha
Edad
Ao
Da
Hora
Minuto
Segundo
Reloj
Hoy
Ayer
Maana
Pasado maana
Maana (1 parte
del da)
Tarde
Noche
Semana
Fin de semana
Da festivo,
laborable
Lunes
Martes
Mircoles
Jueves
Viernes
Sbado
Domingo
Mes
Enero
Febrero
Marzo
Abril
Mayo
Junio
Julio

Time
History
Date
Age
Year
Day
Hour
Minute
Second
Wath(pulsera), clock(pared)
Today
Yesterday
Tomorrow
After tomorrow
Morning

Tim
Hstori
Dit
ich
Year
Di
ua
Mnit
Scond
Watch, clock
Tudi
Yesterdi
Tumrrou
Aftrtumrrou
Mning

Afternoom
Night, evening
Week
Week end
Holiday, working day

Afternn
Nit, vning
Wi:k
Wi:kend
Jolidi, wrking di

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Month
January
February
March
April
May
June
July

Mondi
Tusdi
Wednesdi
Zasdi
Fraidi
Satadi
Sandi
Monzz
Yniuarr
Februarr
Mach
ipro
Mi
Yun
Yuli

Agosto
Septiembre
Octubre
Noviembre
Diciembre
Metro
Kilmetro
Kilo
Tonelada
TIEMPO (clima)
Verano
Sol
Calor
Invierno
Fro
Navidad
Nieve
Llover
Primavera
Otoo
Aire
Fiesta
Vacaciones
Viaje
Excursin
Msica
Ruido

August
September
October
November
December
Metre, meter
Kilometre
Kilo
Tonne
Weather
Summer
Sun
Heat
Winter
Cold
Christmas
Snow
Rain
Spring
Autumn
Air
Party, Holiday, festival
Holidays, vacation
Trip, journey, travel
Trip, excursion
Music
Noise

gestt
Septmbr
Octbr
Novmbr
Desmbr
Mtr
Kilmetr
Klo
Tnne
We:zr
Samr
San
Jit
Wintr
Culd
Crstmas
Esnu
Rin
Spring
tom
Er
Prti, Jolidi, fstival
Jolidis, vakison
Trip, yourni, trvel
Trip, excrsion
Misek
Nis

PALABRA

INGLES

PRONUNCIACION

Cuerpo
Cabeza
Cara
Ojo
Odo
Nariz
Boca
Diente
Garganta
Pecho
Espalda
Corazn

Body
Head
Face
Eye
Ear
Nose
Mouth
Tooth
Throat
Chest
Back
Heart

Bdi
Jedd
Feis
i
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Nus
Muz
Tu:z
Zrut
Chest
Back
Jat

Hgado
Rin
Sangre
Estmago
Brazo
Codo
Mueca
Mano
Dedo
Pierna
Rodilla
Tobillo
Pie
Peso
Estatura
Animal
Perro
Gato
Caballo
Vaca
Oveja
Gallina

Liver
Kidney
Blood
Stomch
Arm
Elbow
Doll
Hand
Finger
Leg
Knee
Ankle
Foot (feet)
Weight
Height
Animal
Dog
Cat
Horse
Cow
Sheep
Hen, chicken

Lvr
Kdni
Blad
Stmak
Am
lbou
Dol
Jand
Fingr
Lek
Ni
nkel
Fut (fit)
Wit
Jit
nimal
Dog
Cat
Hrss
Cu
Shi:p
Jen; chken

PALABRA

INGLES

PRONUNCIACION

Cocina
Frigorfico
Lavadora
Microondas
Lavavajillas
Plato
Fuente
Bandeja
Vaso
Taza
Botella
Lata
Sartn (cazo d freir)
Olla
Cazo
Cubierto
Cuchara

Kitchen
Fridge, refrigerator
Washing machine
Microwaves
Dishwasher
Dish, plate
Font, Fountain
Tray
Glass
Cup
Bottle
Can
Frying pan
Pot
Pan
Piece of cutlery
Spoon

Ktchen
Frche,refryereitor
Wxin maxn
Maicrowibs
Dshwsher
Dish, plit
Font, Funten
Tri
Glas
Cap
Btel
Can
Fring pan
Pot
Pan
Piiss of ctleri
Espn

Tenedor
Cuchillo
Servilleta
Cosa
Objeto
Mquina
Ejemplo
Pas
Espaa
Espaol
Idioma
Frontera
Ciudad
Regin
Pueblo
Barrio
Urbanizacin
Casa
Chalt
Edificio
Piso,Apartamento
Calle
Avenida
Plaza
Cruce
Esquina
Centro
Principio
Mitad
Fin (final)
Parque
Jardn
Hospital
Ambulancia
Farmacia

Fork
Knife
Napkin, serviette
Thing
Object
Machine
Example
Country
Spain
Spanish
Languaje
Border, frontier
City, town
Region
Village
Area, district
Housing estate
House
Chalet
Building
Flat, apartment
Street
Avenue
Square
Crossing
Corner
Center, middle
Beginning, start
Middle, half
End
Park
Garden
Hospital
Ambulance
Chemists, Pharmacy, drugstore

Pastilla
Calmante

Pill, tablet
Painkiller, sedative, tranquillizer

Antibitico
Herida
Tirita, esparadrapo
Algodn
Gasa

Antibiotic
Injured
Plaster, Band-aid
Cotton
Gauze, surgical gauze

Fork
Neif
Npkein, servitt
Zeng
Obyct
Mashn
Exmpel
Cntry
Espin
Spnis
Lngich
Burder, frntier
Sti, tun
Ryon
Vilich
rrea, distrct
Jusin stit
Jus
Shlet
Bldin
Flat, aprtment
Stri:t
veniu
Sskur
Crssing
Crnr
Cnter, mddel
Begnning, start
Mddel, Jalf
End
Park
Grdn
Jspital
mbiulance
Kmist, frmaci,
drgstor
Pill, tblet
Pinkiler, Sdativ,
trnquilaiser
Antibaiotic
njud
Plster, band-id
Cton
Gooss, sryical gooss

Inyeccin
Resfriado
Gripe
Dolor
Fiebre
Alergia
Tienda
Empresa
HiperSupermercado
Restaurante
Cafetera
Panadera
Relojera
Joyera
Zapatera
Juguetera
Boutique
Peluquera
Ferretera

Injection
Cold
Influenza
Pain
Fever
Allergy
Shop
Business, company
Hyper-supermarket
Restaurant
Caf, snack bar
Backery
Wath(pulsera) shop
Jewel shop
Shoe shop
Toy shop
Boutique
Hairdresser shop
Iron shop, hardware store

Taller
Papelera
Correos
Agencia
Embajada
Precio

Garage
Stationers
Post office, Mail office
Agency
Embassy
Cost, price, retail(por menor)
price
Gift, present
Free
Tax, iva=vat(value-added-tax)
Duty-free shop(tienda libre de
obligacion(impuesto))
Bank
Money
Euro
Dollar
Note, bill, Ticket(entrada)
Coin
Cash
Credit card
Cash(caja) dispenser

Regalo
Gratis
Impuestos

Banco
Dinero
Euro
Dlar
Billete
Moneda
Metalico , efectivo
Tarjeta de crd
Cajero automti

Palabra

Ingles

Inycsion
Culd
Influnza
Pin
Fv
leryi
Shop
Bsnes, cmpani
Hayper-supermarket
Rstorant
Cafi, snack bar
Bikery
Wch shop
Yuvel shop
Sshu: shop
Ti shop
Butq
Hrdreser shop
Aon shop, Jrwer
stor
Garch
Sstisioner
Post fis, mil fis
Eiyens
mbasi
Cots, Pris, rteil pris
Guift, prsent
Fri:
Tax, Vliu added tax
Diti frii shop
Bank
Mony
Irro
Dlar
No:t, bil, tket
Cin
Cash
Crdit card
Cash dispnser

Pronunciacin

Bueno
Malo
Regular
Mejor
Peor
Mayor
Menor
Grande
Pequeo
Superior
Inferior
Bonito
Bello
Elegante, listo
Feo
Limpio
Sucio
Caliente
Fro
Barato
Caro
Lleno
Vaco
Listo
Mierda
Tonto
Inteligente
Interes (..ante)
Fcil
Difcil
Libre
Ocupado
Solo
Acompaado
Joven
Viejo
Alto
Bajo
Fuerte
Flojo
Enfermo

Good
Bad
Normal, regular
Best
Worst
Bigger, older(edad)
Smaller, Younger(edad)
Big
Small
Superior, upper
Inferior, lower
Pretty, nice
Beautiful
Smart
Ugly(persona); Awful,
horrible(cosas)
Clean
Dirty
Hot
Cold
Cheap, low price
Expensive, High price
Full
Empty
Clever, smart
Shit
Stupid, idiot, dumb, dummy
Intelligent
Interest, interesting
Easy
Difficult, hard
Free
Busy
Only
Accompanied
Young
Old
High
Low
Strong
Loose (suelto, flojo), Slack
(vago, flojo)
Sick, Ill (to fall ill=caer
enfermo) (Im ill=estoy

Gud
Bad
Nrmal, rgular
Best
Werst
Bge:r, ulde:r
Smle:r, Yunge:r
Big
Esml
Suprior, pr
Infrior, lur
Prty, nis
Bitifal
Smart
gli, fal, jrribel
Cli:n
Derty
Jot
Culd
Chi:p, Lu, pris
Expnsif, Ji pris
Full
mpti
Clvr, smart
Shit
Stipied, diot, damb, dmy
Intliyent
Interst, intersting
si
Dficalt, hard
Fri:
Bsi
nli
Accmpanid
Yun
uld
Ji
Lu
Sstrn
Ls, slck
Sick, Ill, (Tu foll ill)

enfer.)

Paciente

Sano
Delgado, Fino
Gordo, Grueso
Duro
Blando
Resistir ..ente
Agradar..ble,
Simptico
Gracioso, (cmico)
Educado, (educar)
Alegre, Contento
Triste, tristeza
Cansado
Color
Blanco
Negro
Azul
Rojo
Verde
Amarillo
Marrn

Pisent

Patient
Healthy
Fine, Thin (Fine tb significa
Bien, Bueno y Multa)
Fat, thick
Hard, tough
Soft
Resist, resistant
Please, pleasant, nice,
agreeable
Funny, Funny man
Polite, (educate, Teach)
Happy, cheerful
Sad, sadness
Tired, tiring
Colour, color
White
Black
Blue
Red
Green
Yellow
Brown

Jlzi
Fin, zin
Fat, zick
Jard, taf
Sof
Resst, resstant
Pls, Plsant, Nais, Agr:abel
Fni, Fni man
Polit, (ediukit, tich)
Jpi, ch:rful
Sad, sdnes
Tired, tirring
Clor
Wit
Black
Blu
Red
Griin
Ylou
Braun

PALABRA

INGLES

PRONUNCIACION

S
Siempre
Tambin
Exacto
Cierto
Igual

Yes, If (condicional)
Always
Also
Exact
True, certain
The same(el mismo),
alike, identical
No, not, non(prefijo)smoker
Never
Not.either, neither
False
Just, fair, unjust, unfair
Different
Maybe
Depend

Is, if
lweis
lso
Exsct
Tru, srten
D seim, alik,
aidntical
Nu, not, nonsmukr

No
Nunca
Tampoco
Falso
Justo, Injusto
Distinto
Quiz
Depende

Nvr
Not..eidr, neidr
Fls
Yast, Fr, anyst, anfr
Dferent
Mibi
Depnd

A veces
Bien
Mal
As

Sometimes
Well, nice, properly
Bad, poor
So, thus

Smtims
Wll, Nis, prperli
Bad, por
Su, das

Some = alguno/a, algunos/as. Se usa generalmente en frases afirmativas.


Any = alguno/a, algunos/as. Se usa en frases interrogativas. Cuando lleva el adverbio not delante
se traduce por ningn/a.
Much = mucho/a. Va seguido de un sustantivo singular y normalmente en frases negativas.
Many = muchos/as. Seguido de sustantivo plural y normalmente en frases negativas.
Little = poco/a.
Few = pocos/as.
Several = varios/as.
Enough = bastante.
Neither = ninguno, de dos cosas o personas.
Either = cualquiera, de dos cosas o personas.
No = ninguno/a. Va seguido de sustantivo y lleva el verbo afirmativo.
Other = otro/a, otros/as. Va siempre seguido de sustantivo.
Each = cada. Va seguido de sustantivo.
Every = todo/a, todos los, todas las. Va seguido de un sustantivo en singular y lleva el verbo en
singular.
Ejemplos:
Some people = Algunas personas.
I have some friends = Tengo algunos amigos.
I dont have any friends = No tengo ningn amigo.
Have you any friends? = Tienes amigos?
I dont eat much meat = No como mucha carne.
I dont eat many potatoes = No como muchas patatas.
I have little work = Tengo poco trabajo.
I have few friends = Tengo pocos amigos.
Either book is good = Cualquiera de los dos libros es bueno.
Neither book is good = Ninguno de los dos libros es bueno.
I have enough money = Tengo bastante dinero.
The other day = El otro da.
Other people = Otras personas.
Every man = Todos los hombres.
Nota: Para decir el ao en ingls se divide la cifra en decenas y se dice cada decena por separado.
Ejemplos:
El ao 1981 se dice en ingls in nineteen eighty-one.

El ao 1976 se dice en ingls in nineteen seventy-six.


El ao 1853 se dice en ingls in eighteen fifty-three.
Para expresar cantidades se usa la misma forma que en espaol.
Ejemplos:
2.300 two thousand three hundred.
7.692 seven thousand six hundred and ninety-two.
1.498 one thousand four hundred and ninety-eight.
5.125 five thousand one hundred and twenty-five.

Verbo
Can
Cant
Could
Couldnt
May
May not
Will
Wont
Should
Ought

Significado
capacidad, permiso.
incapacidad, prohibicin.
pasado de can, podra.
pasado de can, no podra.
permiso, posibilidad.
incertidumbre, prohibicin.
determinacin, invitacin.
determinacin.
obligacin.
obligacin. Debera

Formacin de la negacin de los verbos auxiliares


La forma negativa se hace aadiendo la partcula not despus del verbo:
He is here - He is not here
They can speak - They cannot speak.
Pero en el lenguaje hablado se usan generalmente las formas contractas:
is not isnt
can not - cant.
Formacin de la interrogacin de los verbos auxiliares
La interrogacin se forma por inversin de sujeto y verbo:
He is here - Is he here?
They can speak - Can they speak?
El signo de interrogacin se coloca slo al final de la frase.

Formacin de la negacin e interrogacin de los verbos regulares e irregulares


Para el presente simple se usa la partcula auxiliar do para todas las personas excepto para
la 3. del singular, que lleva does.
La forma negativa se hace poniendo do/does delante de la negacin not:
He does not speak French.
I do not speak French.
La forma interrogativa se hace por inversin de sujeto y auxiliar:
Does he speak French?
Do I speak French?
Obsrvese que tanto para la forma interrogativa como para la negativa del verbo siempre
toma la forma de infinitivo.
Para los verbos en pasado simple el procedimiento es el mismo, pero con la partcula
auxiliar did para todas las personas, y el verbo ir igualmente en infinitivo:
Did he speak French?
Did I speak French?
I did not speak French.
He did not speak French.
La forma contracta de los auxiliares do/does/did es:
do not = dont
does not = doesnt
did not = didnt.
Los dems tiempos verbales, futuro, condicional, presente perfecto, etc., por llevar auxiliar,
forman la interrogativa y negativa como los auxiliares anteriormente explicados.

1) (to) arise: surgir, levantarse.


Simple Past: arose.
Past Participle: arisen.
Ex.: The sun has risen on the east. (El sol se ha levantado por el este).
2) (to) awake: despertarse.
Simple Past: awoke.
Past Participle: awoken.
Ex.: The boy had awaken when his parents arrived. (El chico se haba despertado
cuando llegaron sus padres).

3) (to) be/ am, are, is: ser, estar.


Simple Past: was / were.
Past Participle: been.
Ex.: Tom had been in London for three years. (Tom haba estado en Londres durante
tres aos).
4) (to) bear: dar a luz, soportar.
Simple Past: bore.
Past Participle: born.
Ex.: Jill bore a big child last night. (Jill dio a luz a un nio grande anoche).
5) (to) beat: vencer, golpear.
Simple Past: beat.
Past Participle: beaten.
Ex.: James had beaten his brother's nose at the school.
6) (to) become: convertirse en, llegar a ser.
Simple Past: became.
Past Participle: become.
Ex.: Hugh had become a very good guitar player last year (Hugh se haba convertido
en un buen guitarrista el ao pasado).
7) (to) begin: comenzar, empezar.
Simple Past: began.
Past Participle: begun.
Ex.: John has begun his career as an actor. John ha empezado su carrera como actor.
8) (to) bend: curvarse, doblar.
Simple Past: bent.
Past Participle: bent.
Ex.: Rachel has bent the knife this morning. (Rachel ha doblado el cuchillo esta
maana).
9) (to) bet: apostar.
Simple Past: bet.
Past Participle: bet.
Ex.: Holly has bet ten dollars for her favourite football team. (Holly ha apostado diez
dlares por su equipo de ftbol favorito).

10) (to) bind: atar, encuadernar.


Simple Past: bound.
Past Participle: bound.
Ex.: The teachers had bound the book last semester. (Los profesores haban
encuadernado el libro el semestre pasado).
11) (to) bid: pujar.
Simple Past: bid.
Past Participle: bid.
Ex.: Helen had bid for the bowl in the last auction. (Helen haba pujado por el jarrn en
la pasada subasta).
12) (to) bite: morder.
Simple Past: bit.
Past Participle: bitten.
Ex.: Ursula had bitten her brother when they were eight years old. (rsula haba
mordido a su hermano cuando los dos tenan ocho aos).
13) (to) bleed: sangrar.
Simple Past: bled.
Past Participle: bled.
Ex.: Hugh's nose has bled all the morning.
14) (to) blow: soplar, hinchar.
Simple Past: blew.
Past Participle: blown.
Ex.: Gary had blown his birthday's candles at home. (Gary haba soplado sus velas de
cumpleaos en casa).
15) (to) break: romper.
Simple Past: broke.
Past Participle: broken.
Ex.: James had broken the glass last night. (James haba roto el cristal anoche).
16) (to) breed: criar, alimentar.
Simple Past: bred.
Past Participle: bred.
Ex.: James has bred two horses in his farm. (James ha crado dos caballos en su

granja).
17) (to) bring: traer, llevar.
Simple Past: brought.
Past Participle: brought.
Ex.: Jim had brought the bycicle to his house when I saw him (Jim haba llevado la
bicicleta a su casa cuando yo le vi).
(to) broadcast: emitir, radiar, difundir por la televisin.
Simple Past: broadcast.
Past Participle: broadcast.
Ex.: The BBC has broadcast the show this morning. (La BBC ha emitido el espectculo
esta maana).
18) (to) build: construir, edificar
Simple Past: built.
Past Participle: built.
Ex.: John had built a house near Menorca last month. (John haba construido/edificado
una casa cerca de Menorca).
19-(to) burn: quemar, arder.
Simple Past: burnt /burned.
Past Participle: burnt / burned.
Ex.: Hugh has burnt the book when he has finished the exam. (Hugh ha quemado el
libro cuando l ha acabado el examen).
20) (to) burst: reventar, estallar.
Simple Past: burst
Past Participle: burst.
Ex.: Yasmina has burst into tears this morning. (Yasmina ha estallado en lgrimas esta
maana).
21) (to) buy: comprar.
Simple Past: bought.
Past Participle: bought.
Ex.: The teacher had bought pencils for the exam. (La profesora haba comprado
lpices para el examen).
22) (to) cast: arrojar, tirar.
Simple Past: cast.

Past Participle: cast.


Ex.: My sister had cast the plant yesterday night. (Mi hermana haba tirado la planta
ayer por la noche).
23) (to) catch: coger.
Simple Past: caught.
Past Participle: caught.
Ex.: The boy had caught the bus when Molly arrived. (El chico haba cogido el bus
cuando lleg Molly).
24) (to) come: venir.
Simple Past: came.
Past Participle: come.
Ex.: Francis had come to my house when Susan arrived. (Francis haba venido a mi
casa cuando Susan lleg)
25) (to) cost: costar.
Simple Past: cost.
Past Participle: cost.
Ex.: The pencil has cost one euro. (El lpiz ha costado un euro).
26) (to) cut: cortar.
Simple Past: cut.
Past Participle: cut.
Ex.: Ursula has cut the steak with a small knife. (Ursula ha cortado el filete con un
cuchillo).
27) (to) choose: escoger, elegir.
Simple Past: chose.
Past Participle: chosen
28) (to) cling: agarrarse, aferrarse.
Simple Past: clung.
Past Participle: clung.
Ex.: The football player has clung to the stick this afternoon. (El jugador de ftbol se
ha agarrado al palo esta tarde).
29) (to) creep: arrastrarse.
Simple Past: crept.
Past Participle; crept.

Ex.: The dog has crept on the floor all the morning. (El perro se ha arrastrado en el
suelo toda la maana).
30) (to) deal: tratar.
Simple Past: dealt.
Past Participle: dealt.
Ex.: Our factory has dealt with another important company. (Nuestra empresa ha
tratado con otra compaa importante).
31) (to) dig: cavar.
Simple Past: dug
Past Participle: dug.
Ex.: Herbert has dug a hole in his garden. (Herbert ha cavado un agujero en su
jardn).
32) (to) do/does: hacer.
Simple Past: did.
Past Participle: done.
Ex.: Muriel has done the homework at a friend's house. (Muriel ha hecho los deberes
en casa de una amiga).
33) (to) draw: dibujar, pintar.
Simple Past: drew.
Past Participle: drawn.
Ex.: The little boy has drawn an elephant this morning. (El nio pequeo ha dibujado
un elefante esta maana).
34) (to) dream: soar.
Simple Past: dreamt / dreamed.
Past Participle: dreamt / dreamed.
Ex.: Jules has dreamt all night. (Jules ha soado toda la noche).
35) (to) drink: beber.
Simple Past: drank.
Past Participle: drunk.
Ex.: Hugh has drunk wine all the afternoon. (Hugh ha bebido vino toda la tarde).
36) (to) drive: conducir.
Simple Past: drove.
Past Participle: driven.

Ex.: You have driven to the beach this morning. (T has conducido hasta la playa esta
maana).
37) (to) eat: comer.
Simple Past: ate.
Past Participle: eaten.
Ex.: Helen has eaten a sandwich at home. (Helen ha comido un sandwich en casa).
38) (to) fall: caer/se.
Simple Past: fell.
Past Participle: fallen.
Ex.: Jim has fallen from the stairs when he has arrived home. (Jim se ha cado de las
escaleras cuando l ha llegado a casa).
39) (to) feed: alimentar.
Simple Past: fed.
Past Participle: fed.
Ex.: Ulrich has fed his dogs with bread. (Ulrich ha alimentado a sus perros con pan.
40) (to) feel: sentir.
Simple Past: felt.
Past Participle: felt.
Ex.: James has felt love when he has seen the girl. (James ha sentido amor cuando ha
visto a la chica).
41) (to) fight: luchar.
Simple Past: fought.
Past Participle: fought.
Ex.: The dog has fought against the cat. (El perro ha luchado contra el gato)
42) (to) find: encontrar.
Simple Past: found.
Past Participle: found.
43) (to) flee: huir.
Simple Past: fled.
Past Participle: fled.
Ex.: John has fled the country with his wife. (John ha huido del pas con su mujer).

44) (to) fly: volar.


Simple Past: flew.
Past Participle: flown.
Ex.: Paul has flown from Barcelona to Paris this morning. (Paul ha volado de Barcelona
a Pars esta maana).
45) (to) forbid: prohibir.
Simple Past: forbade.
Past Participle: forbidden.
Ex.: Juliana has forbidden red dresses in her class.
46) (to) forget: olvidar.
Simple Past: forgot.
Past Participle: forgotten
Ex.: James has forgotten the key in the bar. (James ha olvidado la llave en el bar).
47) (to) forgive: perdonar.
Simple Past: forgave.
Past Participle: forgiven.
Ex.: Helmut has forgiven the mistake this month. (Helmut ha perdonado el error este
mes).
48) (to) freeze: helar, congelar.
Simple Past: froze.
Past Participle: frozen.
Ex: The snow has frozen on the roof. (La nieve se ha helado en el tejado.
49) (to) get: conseguir, lograr, obtener.
Simple Past: got.
Past Participle: got / gotten.
Ex.: Mary has got a new bicycle this week. (Mary ha conseguido una nueva bicicleta
esta semana).
50) (to) give: dar.
Simple Past: gave.
Past Participle: given.
Ex: Some boys have given a cake to the brown dog.

51) (to) go/ goes: ir.


Simple Past: went.
Past Participle: gone.
Ex.: A mouse has gone to his house this morning. (Un ratn ha ido a su casa esta
maana.
52) (to) grow: crecer.
Simple Past: grew.
Past participle: grown.
Ex.: The farmer has grown potatoes in his orchard. (El granjero ha cultivado patatas
en su huerto).
53) (to) grind: moler.
Simple Past: ground.
Past Participle: ground.
Ex.: Robert has ground the coffee this month. (Robert ha molido el caf este mes).

54) (to) hang: colgar.


Simple Past: hung.
Past Participle: hung.
Ex.: My sister has hung the picture on the wall. (Mi hermana ha colgado el cuadro en
la pared).
55) (to) have : tener, haber.
Simple Past: had.
Past Participle: had.
Ex.: My friend has had a baby this morning. (Mi amiga ha tenido un beb esta
maana).
56) (to) hear: or.
Simple Past: heard.
Past Participle: heard.
Ex.: Jim has heard a bird on the roof this morning. (Jim ha odo un pjaro en el tejado
esta maana).
57) (to) hide: esconder, esconderse.
Simple Past: hid.
Past Participle: hidden.

Ex.: Gary has hidden the bread in his room. (Gary ha escondido el pan en su
habitacin).
58) (to) hit: golpear.
Simple Past: hit.
Past Participle: hit.
Ex.: John has hit the ball with his arm. (John ha golpeado la pelota con su brazo).
59) (to) hold: agarrar, celebrar.mantener, coger.
Simple Past: held.
Past Participle: held.
Ex.: The boss has held a meeting in the USA this week.
60) (to) hurt: herir, daar.
Simple Past: hurt.
Past Participle: hurt.
Ex.: The elephant has hurt the tourist knee at the safari. (El elefante ha herido la
rodilla del turista en el safari).
61) (to) keep: guardar, mantener.
Simple Past: kept.
Past Participle: kept.
Ex.: The woman has kept the milk in the fridge. (La mujer ha guardado la leche en la
nevera).
62) (to) know: conocer, saber.
Simple Past: knew.
Past Participle: known.
Ex.: Umberto has known his wife since they were young. (Umberto conoce a su mujer
desde que eran jvenes).
63) (to) kneel: arrodillarse.
Simple Past: knelt.
Past Participle: knelt.
Ex.: The nun has knelt in the church.
64) (to) knit: hacer punto.
Simple Past: knit.
Past Participle: knit.
Ex.: The old woman has knit all the morning at her house. (La mujer mayor ha hecho

punto toda la maana en su casa).


65) (to) lay: poner.
Simple Past: laid.
Past Participle: laid.
Ex.: Her friends have laid a present beside the door. (Sus amigos han puesto un regalo
al lado de la puerta).
66) (to) lead: conducir, dirigir.
Simple Past: led.
Past Participle: led.
Ex.: Yoko has lead the Japanese tourists to the cathedral this morning. (Yoko ha
dirigido a los turistas japoneses a la catedral esta maana).
67) (to) lean: apoyarse.
Simple Past: leant.
Past Participle: leant.
Ex.: The girls have leant on the wall this afternoon. (Las chicas se han apoyado en el
muro esta tarde).
68) (to) leap: brincar.
Simple Past: leapt.
Past Participle: leapt.
Ex.: Your father has leapt when he has seen your new car. (Tu padre ha brincado
cuando ha visto tu coche nuevo).
69) (to) learn: aprender.
Simple Past: learnt / learned.
Past Participle: learnt / learned.
Ex.: Yoshi has learnt Catalan this year. (Yoshi ha aprendido cataln este ao).
70) (to) leave: dejar.
Simple Past: left.
Past Participle: left.
Ex.: My brother has left his flat this week. (Mi hermano ha dejado su piso este mes).
71) (to) lend: prestar.
Simple Past: lent.
Past Participle: lent.

Ex.: My neighbour has lent me his car to go to the supermarket. (Mi vecino me ha
prestado su coche para ir al supermercado).
72) (to) let: dejar, permitir.
Simple Past: let.
Past Participle: let.
Ex.: Her sister has let me make an omelette in her house. (Su hermana me ha dejado
hacer una tortilla en su casa).
73) (to) lie: echarse.
Simple Past: lay.
Past Participle: lain.
Ex.: Our family has lain on the grass after lunch. (Nuestra familia se ha echado en el
csped despus del almuerzo).
74) (to) light: encender.
Simple Past: lit.
Past Participle: lit.
Ex.: Anthony has lit a cigarette this morning. (Anthony ha encendido un cigarrillo esta
maana).
75) (to) lose: perder.
Simple Past: lost.
Past Participle: lost.
Ex.: The student has lost his books in the train. (El estudiante ha perdido sus libros en
el tren).
76) (to) make: hacer, fabricar.
Simple Past: made.
Past Participle: made.
Ex.: The baker has made a big cake for his daughter's birthday. (El panadero ha hecho
un gran pastel para el cumpleaos de su hija).
77) (to) mean: significar.
Simple Past: meant.
Past Participle: meant.
Ex.: Paul's leaving has meant a big loss for Susan. La partida de Paul ha significado
una gran prdida para Susan).
78) (to) meet: conocerse por primera vez, encontrarse.
Simple Past: met.
Past Participle: met.

Ex.: Anne has met a friend at the cinema. (Anne se ha encontrado a un amigo en el
cine).
79) (to) mistake: errar, equivocarse.
Simple Past: mistook.
Past Participle: mistaken.
Ex.: They have mistaken one bag for another one. (Ellos han equivocado una cartera
por otra).
80) (to) overcome: vencer.
Simple Past: overcame.
Past Participle: overcome.
Ex.: James has overcome his illness this year. (James ha superado su enfermedad este
ao).
81) (to) pay: pagar.
Simple Past: paid.
Past Participle: paid.
Ex.: Chrales has paid a thousand euros for a boat. (James ha pagado mil euros por
una barca).
82) (to) put: poner.
Simple Past: put.
Past Participle: put.
Ex.: You have put the trousers inside the cupboard. (T has puesto los pantalones
dentro del armario.
83) (to) read: leer.
Simple Past: read.
Past Participle: read.
Ex.: They have read Joseph's novel this semester. (Ellos han ledo la novela de Joseph
este semestre).
84) (to) ride: conducir, montar.
Simple Past: rode.
Past Participle: ridden.
Ex.: My friend has ridden a horse this week-end. (Mi amiga ha montado a caballo este
fin de semana).
85) (to) ring: llamar (al timbre o por telfono).

Simple Past: rang.


Past Participle: rung.
Ex.: The boy has rung Mary this afternoon. (El chico ha llamado a Mary esta tarde).
86) (to) rise: elevarse, levantarse.
Simple Past: rose.
Past Participle: risen.
Ex.: The sun has risen very early this morning. (El sol ha salido muy temprano esta
maana).
87) (to) run: correr.
Simple Past: ran.
Past Participle: run.
Ex.: Tim has run all the morning to practice some sport. (Tom ha corrido toda la
maana para practicar algo de deporte).
88) (to) say: decir.
Simple Past: said.
Past Participle: said.
Ex.: Gertrud has said no to her husband's command. (Gertrud ha dicho que no a la
peticin de su marido).
89) (to) see: ver.
Simple Past: saw.
Past Participle: seen.
Ex.: Harold has seen "Frida" this week. (Harold ha visto "Frida" esta semana).
90) (to) seek: buscar.
Simple Past: sought.
Past Participle: sought.
Ex.: John has sought his wallet at home. (John ha buscado su monedero en casa).
91) (to) sell: vender.
Simple Past: sold.
Past Participle: sold.
Ex.: Marius has sold his bicycle this morning. (Marius ha vendido su bicicleta esta
maana).
92) (to) send: enviar.

Simple Past: sent.


Past Participle: sent.
Ex.: The teacher has sent a letter to his pupils' parents. (El profesor ha enviado una
carta a los padres de sus alumnos).
93) (to) set: poner (se)
Simple Past: set.
Past Participle: set.
Ex.: The sun has set at six this evening. (El sol se ha puesto a las seis esta tarde).
94) (to) sew: coser.
Simple Past: sewed.
Past Participle: sewed / sewn.
Ex.: My boyfriend's mother has sewed/sewn a very beautiful green dress.
95) (to) shake: sacudir.
Simple Past: shook.
Past Participle: shaken.
Ex.: The boy has shaken the bag at the school. (El chico ha sacudido la bolsa esta
maana).
96) (to) shear: esquilar.
Simple Past: shore.
Past Participle: shorn.
Ex.: The old man has shorn the sheep to get wool. (El hombre mayor ha esquilado a la
oveja para conseguir lana).
97) (to) shine: brillar.
Simple Past: shone.
Past Participle: shone
Ex.: The sun has shone all the morning. (El sol ha brillado toda la maana).
98) (to) shoot: disparar.
Simple Past: shot.
Past Participle: shot.
Ex: The tall man has shot the short one. (El hombre alto ha disparado al hombre bajo).
99) (to) show: ensear, mostrar.
Simple Past: showed.
Past Participle: shown.

The director has shown his script to the actors. (El director ha mostrado su guin a los
actores).
100) (to) shrink: encoger/se.
Simple Past: shrank.
Past Participle: shrunk.
Ex.: The shirt has shrunk inside the washing machine.
101) (to) shut: cerrar.
Simple Past: shut.
Past participle: shut.
Ex.: The shop has shut at eight this evening. (La tienda ha cerrado a las ocho esta
tarde).
102) (to) sing: cantar.
Simple Past: sang.
Past Participle: sung.
Ex.: George Michael has sung a lot of songs in the show. (George Michael ha cantado
un montn de canciones en el espectculo).
103) (to) sink: hundirse.
Simple Past: sank.
Past Participle: sunk.
Ex.: The big ship has sunk in the Atlantic Ocean. (El gran barco se ha hundido en el
Ocano Atlntico).
104) (to) sit: sentar/se.
Simple Past: sat.
Past Participle: sat.
Ex.: Juliette has sat in front of her sister in the classroom. (Juliette se ha sentado en
frente de su hermana en la clase).
105) (to) sleep: dormir.
Simple Past: slept.
Past Participle: The little baby has slept in her parents' bed. (El beb ha dormido en la
cama de sus padres).
106) (to) slide: deslizarse, resbalar.
Simple Past: slid.
Past Participle: slid.

107) (to) smell: oler.


Simple Past: smelt.
Past Participle: smelt.
Ex.: James has smelt the strawbeery cheese cake from his room. (James ha olido el
pastel de queso con fresas desde su habitacin).
108) (to) sow: sembrar.
Simple Past: sowed.
Past Participle: sowed / sown.
Ex.: The farmer has sowed/sown all the seeds this afternoon. (El granjero ha
sembrado todas las semillas esta tarde).
109) (to) speak: hablar.
Simple Past: spoke.
Past Participle: spoken.
Ex.: Madonna has spoken to her manager because he was angry with her. (Madonna
ha hablado con su manager porque l estaba enfadado con ella).
110) (to) speed: acelerar.
Simple Past: sped.
Past Participle: sped.
Ex.: Fonsi Nieto has sped his motorbike at the race. (Fonsi Nieto ha acelerado su moto
en la carrera).
111) (to) spell: deletrear.
Simple Past: spelt.
Past Participle: spelt.
Ex.: Monica's baby has spelt her name this morning. (La nia de Mnica ha deletreado
su nombre esta maana).
112) (to) spend: gastar.
Simple Past: spent.
Past Participle: spent.
Ex.: Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith have spent their holidays at Malaga.
(Antonio Banderas y Melanie Griffith han pasado sus vacaciones en Mlaga).
113) (to) spill: derramar.
Simple Past: spilt / spilled.
Past Participle: spilt / spilled.

Ex.: The dog has spilled/spilt the oil on the floor. (El perro ha derramado el aceite en el
suelo).
114) (to) spin: hilar.
Simple Past: spun.
Past Participle: spun.
Ex.: The dress maker has spun the shirt. (La sastra ha hilado la camisa).
115) (to) spit: escupir.
Simple Past: spat.
Past Participle: spat.
Ex.: The boy has spat at the bathroom after lunch. (El chico ha escupido en el bao
despus del almuerzo).
116) (to) split: hender, partir, rajar.
Simple Past: split.
Past Participle: split.
Ex.: The couple has split the melon at home. (La pareja ha partido el meln en su
casa).
117) (to) spoil: estropear.
Simple Past: spoilt / spoiled.
Simple Past: spoilt / spoiled.
Ex.: My sister has spoilt the hair drier. (Mi hermana ha estropeado el secador).
118) (to) spread: extender.
Simple Past: spread.
Past Participle: spread.
Ex.: Tom has spread the butter on the bread. (Tom ha extendido la mantequilla en el
pan).
119) (to) spring: saltar.
Simple Past: sprang.
Past Participle: sprung.
Ex.: The athlete has sprung from the balcony to the floor. (El atleta ha saltado desde
el balcn hasta el suelo).
120) (to) stand: estar de pie.
Simple Past: stood.

Past Participle: stood.


Ex.: The teacher has stood in front of the student for half an hour. (El profesor ha
estado de pie delante del alumno durante media hora).
121) (to) steal: robar.
Simple Past: stole.
Past Participle: stolen.
Ex.: The burglars have stolen a lot of pictures from the museum. (Los ladrones han
robado muchos cuadros del museo).
122) (to) stick: pegar, engomar.
Simple Past: stuck.
Past Participle: stuck.
Ex.: Daniel has stick the picture on his notebook. (Daniel ha pegado el dibujo en su
libreta).
123) (to) sting: picar.
Simple Past: stung.
Past Participle: stung.
Ex.: The wasp has stung the child at the swimming-pool. (La avispa ha picado al nio
en la piscina).
124) (to stink: Apestar.
Simple Past: stank/stunk.
Past Participle: stunk.
Ex.: The old house has stunk all the week. (La casa vieja ha apestado toda la semana).
125) (to) stride: dar zancadas.
Simple Past: strode.
Past Participle: stridden.
Ex.: The tall boy has stridden in the garden. (El chico alto ha dado zancadas en el
jardn).
126) (to) strike: golpear.
Simple Past: struck.
Past Participle: struck.
Ex.: The crazy fan has struck Figo's head with a stick. (El fan loco ha golpeado la
cabeza de Figo con un palo).

127) (to) swear: jurar.


Simple Past: swore.
Past Participle: sworn.
Ex.: My friends have sworn that they did not see the film. (Mis amigos han jurado que
ellos no vieron la pelcula).
128) (to) sweat: sudar.
Simple Past: sweat.
Past Participle: sweat.
Ex.: Anna Kournikova has sweat a lot in the match. (Anna Kournikova ha sudado
mucho en el partido).
129) (to) sweep: barrer.
Simple Past: swept.
Past Participle: swept.
Ex.: Her father has swept the whole house this morning. (Su padre ha barrido toda la
casa esta maana).
130) (to) swell: hincharse.
Simple Past: swelled.
Past Participle: swollen.
Ex.: Harry's nose has swollen after the blow. (La nariz de Harry se ha hinchado
despus del golpe).
131) (to) swim: nadar.
Simple Past: swam.
Past Participle: swum.
Ex.: Edward has swum 3 kilometers this week. (Edward ha nadado 3 kilmetros esta
semana).
132) (to) swing: columpiarse.
Simple Past: swung.
Past participle: swung.
Ex.: Mariona has swung at her grandparents' house. (Mariona se ha columpiado en
casa de sus abuelos).
133) (to) take: coger.
Simple Past: took.
Past Participle: taken.

Ex.: John Travolta has taken the sunglasses in the film. (John Travolta ha cogido las
gafas de sol en la pelcula).
134) (to) teach: ensear, educar.
Simple Past: taught.
Past Participle: taught.
Ex.: My father has taught me a lot of things for many years. (Mi padre me ha
enseado muchas cosas durante muchos aos).
135) (to) tear: rasgar.
Simple Past: tore.
Past Participle: torn.
Ex.: The dog has torn Mary's trousers when they were playing. (El perro ha rasgado
los pantalones de Mary cuando ellos estaban jugando).
136) (to) tell: contar, explicar.
Simple Past: told.
Past Participle: told.
Ex.: Sagrario has told a story to her niece. (Sagrario ha contado un cuento a su nieta).
137) (to) think: pensar.
Simple Past: thought.
Past Participle: thought.
Ex.: Timothy has thought about his girlfriend all the week-end. (Timothy ha pensado
en su novia todo el fin de semana).
138) (to) throw: arrojar, tirar.
Simple Past: threw.
Past Participle: thrown.
Ex.: Your mother has thrown your old green trousers. (Tu madre ha tirado tus viejos
pantalones verdes).
139) (to) thrust: introducir.
Simple Past: thrust.
Past Participle: thrust.
Ex.: Rachel has thrust the coin into the machine. (Rachel ha introducido la moneda en
la mquina).
140) (to) tread: pisar, hollar.

Simple Past: trod.


Past Participle: trodden.
Ex.: Neil Armstrong has trodden the moon surface for the first time. (Neil Armstrong
ha pisado la superficie de la luna por primera vez).
141) (to) understand: entender, comprender.
Simple Past: understood.
Past Participle: understood.
Ex.: Cristina has finally understood that I was angry with her. (Cristina ha entendido
finalmente que yo estaba enfadada con ella).
142) (to) undergo: sufrir.
Simple Past: underwent.
Past Participle: undergone.
Ex.: The doctor's daughter has undergone a terrible illness. (La hija del mdico ha
sufrido una terrible enfermedad).
143) (to) undertake: emprender.
Simple Past: undertook.
Past Participle: undertaken.
Ex.: Nuria and her husband have undertaken a long trip. (Nuria y su marido han
emprendido un largo viaje).
144) (to) wake: despertar/despertarse.
Simple Past: woke.
Past Participle: woken.
Ex.: I have woken up very happy with Panchi by my side. (Yo he despertado muy
contenta con Panchi a mi lado).
145) (to) wear: llevar puesto, usar.
Simple Past: wore.
Past Participle: worn.
Ex.: James has worn a blue shirt this morning. (James ha llevado puesta una camiseta
azul esta maana).
146) (to) weave: tejer.
Simple Past: wove.
Past Participle: woven.
Ex.: His grandmother has woven a very nice pullover for the winter. ( Su abuela le ha
tejido un jersey muy bonito para el invierno).

147) (to) weep: sollozar.


Simple Past: wept.
Past Participle: wept.
Ex.: John has wept in the cinema after the film. (John ha llorado en el cine despus de
la pelcula).
148) (to) wet: mojar.
Simple Past: wet.
Past Participle: wet
Ex.: The water has wet the blanket. (El agua ha mojado la sbana).
149) (to) win: ganar.
Simple Past: won.
Past Participle: won.
Ex.: Real Madrid has won the Spanish Football Championship this year. (El Real Madrid
ha ganado el Campeonato de ftbol espaol este ao).
150) (to) wind: enrollar.
Simple Past: wound.
Past Participle: wound.
Ex.: The cook has wound the jam inside the steak. (El cocinero ha enrollado el jamn
dentro del filete).
151) (to) withdraw: retirarse.
Simple Past: withdrew.
Past Participle: withdrawn.
Ex.: Mario Conde has withdrawn from the factory where he was working. (Mario Conde
se ha retirado de la empresa en la que estaba trabajando).
152) (to) wring: torcer.
Simple Past: wrung.
Past Participle: wrung.
Ex.: Mary has wrung her knee when she was dancing. (Mary se ha torcido el tobillo
cuando estaba bailando).
153) (to) write: escribir.
Simple Past: wrote.
Past Participle: written.

Ex.: My friend Joseph has written a very interesting novel. (Mi amigo Joseph ha escrito
una novela muy interesante).

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