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El Cuerpo Humano en ingls (I)

Espaol Boca Brazo Cabeza Cara Codo Corazn Dedos Diente Dientes Espalda INGLS Mouth Arm Head Face Elbow Heart Fingers Tooth Teeth Back Se lee /muz/ /arm/ /hd/ /fis/ /lbou/ /hrt/ /fnguers/ /tuz/ /tiz/ /bk/ Espaol Labios Mano Nariz Ojos Orejas Pie Pierna Pies Rodilla Uas INGLS Lips Hand Nose Eyes Ears Foot Leg Feet Knee Nails Se lee /lips/ /hnd/ /nous/ /is/ /ars/ /ft/ /leg/ /fit/ /ni/ /nils/

El Cuerpo Humano en ingls (II)


Espaol Cabello Caderas Cejas Cerebro Cintura Costilla Crneo Cuello Dedos del pie Esqueleto Estmago Frente Garganta Hgado Hombro Huesos INGLS Hair Hips Eyebrows Brain Waist Rib Skull Neck Toes Skeleton Stomach Forehead Throat Liver Shoulder Bones Se lee /her/ /hips/ /ibrus/ /brin/ /uist/ /rib/ /skl/ /nk/ /tus/ /skleton/ /stmak/ /frid/ /zrut/ /lver/ /shulder/ /buns/ Espaol Lengua Mejillas Mentn Mueca Prpados Pecho Pestaas Piel Pulmones Puo Riones Sangre Tobillo Trax Tronco Vena INGLS Tongue Cheeks Chin Wrist Eyelids Chest Eyelashes Skin Lungs Fist kidneys Blood Ankle Thorax Trunk Vein Se lee /tng/ /chiks/ /chn/ /rst/ /ilids/ /chst/ /ilshis/ /skin/ /lngs/ /fist/ /kdnis/ /blad/ /nkl/ /zrax/ /trnk/ /vin/

Los nmeros cardinales = Cardinal numbers


Nmero 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 INGLS One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Se lee / un / / t / / zrii / / foa* / / faiv / / six / / sevn / / it / / nin / / ten / / ilevn / / tuelv / / zertn / / fortn / / fiftiin / / sixtiin / / sevntiin / / eitiin / / naintiin / / tuenti / 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 400 500 1.000 2.000 3.000 4.000 1.000.000 2.000.000 3.000.000 4.000.000 Nmero Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety One hundred Two hundred Three hundred Four hundred Five hundred One thousand Two thousand Three thousand Four thousand One million Two million Three million Four million INGLS / zerti / / forti / / fifti / / sixti / / sevnti / / eiti / / nainti / / uan hndred / / t hndred / / zrii hndred / / foa* hndred / / faiv hndred / / uan zausnd / / t zausnd / / zrii zausnd / / foa* zausnd / / uan mlion / / t mlion / / zrii mlion / / foa* mlion / Se lee

Algunos ejemplos: 314 = three hundred and fourteen 835 = eight hundred and thirty five 7.290 = seven thousand two hundred and ninety 4.560.000 = four million five hundred and sixty thousand. 10.000.001 = ten million and one.

Verbos Irregulares (I)


Espaol Aprender Beber Caer Cantar Comer Comprar Conducir Correr Cortar Costar Crecer Dar Decir Decir,contar Deletrear Despertarse Dibujar Dormir Elegir Empezar Encontrar Ensear Entender Enviar Escribir Ganar Gastar Golpear Haber,Tener Hablar Hacer Infinitive Learn Drink Fall Sing Eat Buy Drive Run Cut Cost Grow Give Say Tell Spell Awake Draw Sleep Choose Begin Find Teach Understand Send Write Win Spend Strike Have Speak Do (Does) Past Learnt Drank Fell Sang Ate Bought Drove Ran Cut Cost Grew Gave Said Told Spelt Awoke Drew Slept Chose Began Found Taught Understood Sent Wrote Won Spent Struck Had Spoke Did Participle Learnt Drunk Fallen Sung Eaten Bought Driven Run Cut Cost Grown Given Said Told Spelt Awoken Drawn Slept Chosen Begun Found Taught Understood Sent Written Won Spent Struck Had Spoken Done Espaol Hacer,producir Herir Ir Leer Llamar Morder Mostrar Nadar Obtener Oir Oler Pagar Pensar Perder Perdonar Permitir Prestar Quemar Robar Romper Saber,conocer Sangrar Sentarse Sentir Ser o Estar Soar Traer,llevar Vender Venir Ver Volar Infinitive Make Hurt Go (Goes) Read Ring Bite Show Swim Get Hear Smell Pay Think Lose Forgive Let Lend Burn Steal Break Know Bleed Sit Feel Be Dream Bring Sell Come See Fly Past Made Hurt Went Read Rang Bit Showed Swam Got Heard Smelt Paid Thought Lost Forgave Let Lent Burnt Stole Broke Knew Bled Sat Felt Was/Were Dreamt Brought Sold Came Saw Flew Participle Made Hurt Gone Read Rung Bitten Shown Swum Got Heard Smelt Paid Thought Lost Forgiven Let Lent Burnt Stolen Broken Known Bled Sat Felt Been Dreamt Brought Sold Come Seen Flown

Verbos Irregulares (II)


Espaol Acelerar Agarrarse Alimentar Apestar Apostar Apoyarse Arrastrarse Arrodillarse Arrojar Arrojar, tirar Atar,encuadernar Barrer Brillar Brincar Buscar Cavar Cerrar Coger, agarrar Coger, tomar Colgar Columpiarse Conducir,dirigir Conservar Coser Criar Dar a luz Dar zancadas Dejar Derramar Despertar Disparar Doblar Echarse Edificar Emprender Encender Encogerse Encontrar Enrollar Equivocar Escupir Esquilar Estar en pie Estropear Extender Golpear Infinitive Speed Cling Feed Stink Bet Lean Creep Kneel Cast Throw Bind Sweep Shine Leap Seek Dig Shut Catch Take Hang Swing Lead Keep Sew Breed Bear Stride Leave Spill Wake Shoot Bend Lie Build Undertake Light Shrink Meet Wind Mistake Spit Shear Stand Spoil Spread Hit Past Sped Clung Fed Stank Bet Leant Crept Knelt Cast Threw Bound Swept Shone Leapt Sought Dug Shut Caught Took Hung Swung Led Kept Sewed Bred Bore Strode Left Spilt Woke Shot Bent Lay Built Undertook Lit Shrank Met Wound Mistook Spat Shore Stood Spoilt Spread Hit Participle Sped Clung Fed Stunk Bet Leant Crept Knelt Cast Thrown Bound Swept Shone Leapt Sought Dug Shut Caught Taken Hung Swung Led Kept Sewed Bred Borne Stridden Left Spilt Woken Shot Bent Lain Built Undertaken Lit Shrunk Met Wound Mistaken Spat Shorn Stood Spoilt Spread Hit Espaol Golpear, vencer Hacer punto Helar Hender, partir Hilar Hinchar Huir Hundir Introducir Jurar Levantarse Llegar a Ser Llevar puesto Llorar Luchar Mojar Moler Montar Ocultar Olvidar Pegar, engomar Picar Pisar, hollar Poner Poner Poner(se) Prohibir Pujar Radiar Rasgar Resbalar Retirarse Reventar Sacudir Saltar Sembrar Significar Soplar Sudar Sufrir Sujetar,mantener Surgir,levantarse Tejer Torcer Tratar Vencer Infinitive Beat Knit Freeze Split Spin Swell Flee Sink Thrust Swear Rise Become Wear Weep Fight Wet Grind Ride Hide Forget Stick Sting Tread Lay Put Set Forbid Bid Broadcast Tear Slide Withdraw Burst Shake Spring Sow Mean Blow Sweat Undergo Hold Arise Weave Wring Deal Overcome Past Beat Knit Froze Split Spun Swelled Fled Sank Thrust Swore Rose Became Wore Wept Fought Wet Ground Rode Hid Forgot Stuck Stung Trod Laid Put Set Forbade Bid Broadcast Tore Slid Withdrew Burst Shook Sprang Sowed Meant Blew Sweat Underwent Held Arose Wove Wrung Dealt Overcame Participle Beaten Knit Frozen Split Spun Swollen Fled Sunk Thrust Sworn Risen Become Worn Wept Fought Wet Ground Ridden Hidden Forgotten Stuck Stung Trodden Laid Put Set Forbidden Bid Broadcast Torn Slid Withdrawn Burst Shaken Sprung Sowed Meant Blown Sweat Undergone Held Arisen Woven Wrung Dealt Overcome

Present Simple:
- Maria plays tennis at the weekends - She doesnt study French. - How many children do they have? Remember: - In positive we use two conjugations. One is the simple form and the other is the s form (play/plays) - In negative sentences we use the auxiliaries dont and doesnt and the verb is ALWAYS in the simple form. (She doesnt work) - In the question form we use auxiliaries do and does and also the verb goes in the simple form. The subject goes in between the auxiliary and the verb. (Do you work here?)

Present continuous
- Maria is playing tennis. - She isnt studying. - What are they doing? Remember: - When we construct the present continuous we use the verb to be. Therefore we DO NOT USE auxiliaries do, does, dont or doesnt. - Use the ing form after the verb to be.

USES COMPARISON
Present Continuous Actions happening NOW: Maria is smoking Temporary actions: Juan is staying at the Marriot hotel.

Present Simple Routines / Habits : Maria smokes Permanent Actions: Pedro lives in Sevilla Current facts/truths: I have two brothers

Vocabulary CLOTHES

dress

skirt

t-shirt

sweater

shirt

polo shirt

suit

trousers

shorts

coat

jacket

dungarees

bikini

socks

clothes hanger

cap

hat

top hat

belt

bow tie

tie

boots

high-heeled shoes

sneakers

slippers

clogs

flip-flops

bonnet

gloves

scarf

Abecedario, nmeros, das de la semana, meses, en ingls (escritura y pronunciacin)


Vocales.
Letra A E I O U Pronunciacin ei i ai o iu

Abecedario
Letra Pronunciacin A B C D E F G H I J K ei bi si di i ef yi eich ai yei quei

L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

el em en o pi kiu ar es ti iu bfi doboliu ecs guai sit

Nmeros Ordinales
Nmeros Ordinales 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Escritura first second third fourth fifth Pronunciacin ferst second zerd forz fifz

6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 30th 40th 50th 60th 70th

sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth nineteenth twentieth twenty-first twenty-second thirtieth fortieth fiftieth sixtieth seventieth

sixz svnz itz nainz tenz ilvenz tuelz tortiinz fortiinz fiftiinz sixtiinz senventiinz eitiinz nintiinz tuentiz tuenti-fersz tuenti-second zertiz fortiz fiftiz sixtiz sevntiz

80th 90th 100th 101st 200th 1.000th 10.000th

eightieth ninetieth hundredth hundred and first two hundredth thousandth ten thousandth

eitiz naintiz jndredz jndred and fersz t jndredz uan zausndz ten zausndz uan jndred zausndz un mlionz

100.000th 1.000.000th

one hundred thousandth one millionth

Das de la semana
Espaol domingo lunes martes mircoles jueves viernes sbado Ingls sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday Pronunciacin sondei mondei tiusdei uednesdei zersdei fraidei satordei

Meses
Espaol enero Ingls January Pronunciacin Yenuari

febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto septiembre octubre noviembre diciembre

February March April May June July August September October November December

February March Eipril Mei Yun Yulai Ogost September October November Dicember

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