Aprende Inglés: Present Perfect, Vocabulario de Arte, Verbo Have y Verbos Irregulares

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Present Perfect

  • Yet = todavía / ya (en preguntas y negativas)
    • Have you finished yet? (¿Ya terminaste?)
    • I haven’t finished yet. (Todavía no terminé.)
  • Since = desde (un momento específico)
    • I have lived here since 2020.
    • She has studied English since March.
  • Already = ya
    • I have already done my homework.
    • They have already arrived.
  • Just = recién, acaba de
    • I have just eaten.
    • She has just arrived.
  • For = durante (un período de tiempo)
    • I have lived here for five years.
    • He has worked there for two months.
  • Still = todavía, aún
    • I still live in Rafaela.
    • She still hasn’t called me.

Diferencia entre Since y For

  • Since + momento específico: since Monday, since 2020, since January.
  • For + período de tiempo: for two days, for a week, for three years.

Vocabulario de Arte y Profesiones en Inglés

Visual Arts (Artes visuales)

Vocabulary

  • Architecture = arquitectura
  • Exhibition = exposición
  • Fashion design = diseño de moda
  • Gallery = galería de arte
  • Illustration = ilustración
  • Photography = fotografía
  • Sculpture = escultura
  • Street art = arte callejero

People

  • Architect = arquitecto/a
  • Fashion designer = diseñador/a de moda
  • Illustrator = ilustrador/a
  • Photographer = fotógrafo/a
  • Sculptor = escultor/a
  • Street artist = artista callejero/a

Oraciones

  • The architect designs modern buildings.
  • My sister wants to be a fashion designer.
  • The illustrator draws pictures for books.
  • The photographer takes beautiful photos.
  • The sculptor works with clay and stone.
  • The street artist painted a colorful mural.
  • We visited an exhibition yesterday.
  • The gallery has many interesting paintings.

Performing Arts (Artes escénicas)

Vocabulary

  • Contemporary dance = danza contemporánea
  • Filmmaking = realización cinematográfica
  • Musical theatre = teatro musical
  • Performance = actuación / presentación

People

  • Dancer = bailarín/a
  • Filmmaker = cineasta
  • Performer = artista/intérprete
  • Actor = actor
  • Actress = actriz
  • Singer = cantante
  • Musician = músico/a

Oraciones

  • She practices contemporary dance every week.
  • The dancer performed on stage.
  • The filmmaker is making a new movie.
  • The performer received a lot of applause.
  • The actor played an important role in the play.
  • The actress won an award for her performance.
  • The singer has a beautiful voice.
  • The musician plays the guitar very well.
  • I enjoy watching musical theatre.
  • The performance was excellent.

El Verbo Have y Has en Inglés

HAVE (I, You, We, They)

Afirmativa - Ejemplos:

  • I have a pencil. → Yo tengo un lápiz
  • You have a book. → Tú tienes un libro
  • We have a test. → Nosotros tenemos una prueba
  • They have a car. → Ellos tienen un auto

Negativa: I don’t have, You don’t have, We don’t have, They don’t have

Ejemplos:

  • I don’t have money. → No tengo dinero
  • They don’t have homework. → No tienen tarea
  • We don’t have class. → No tenemos clase

Interrogativa: Do I have…? Do you have…? Do we have…? Do they have…?

Ejemplos:

  • Do you have a pen? → ¿Tienes un bolígrafo?
  • Do they have a house? → ¿Tienen una casa?

HAS (He, She, It)

Afirmativa - Ejemplos:

  • He has a bike. → Él tiene una bici
  • She has a cat. → Ella tiene un gato
  • It has four legs. → Tiene cuatro patas

Negativa: He doesn’t have, She doesn’t have, It doesn’t have

Ejemplos:

  • He doesn’t have time. → Él no tiene tiempo
  • She doesn’t have a car. → Ella no tiene auto
  • It doesn’t have wings. → No tiene alas

Interrogativa: Does he have…? / Does she have…? / Does it have…?

Ejemplos:

  • Does he have a phone? → ¿Él tiene un celular?
  • Does she have homework? → ¿Ella tiene tarea?
  • Does it have water? → ¿Tiene agua?

Lista de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés

  • be – was/were – been (ser/estar)
  • beat – beat – beaten (golpear)
  • become – became – become (llegar a ser)
  • begin – began – begun (empezar)
  • break – broke – broken (romper)
  • bring – brought – brought (traer)
  • build – built – built (construir)
  • buy – bought – bought (comprar)
  • catch – caught – caught (atrapar)
  • choose – chose – chosen (elegir)
  • come – came – come (venir)
  • cost – cost – cost (costar)
  • cut – cut – cut (cortar)
  • do – did – done (hacer)
  • draw – drew – drawn (dibujar)
  • drink – drank – drunk (beber)
  • drive – drove – driven (conducir)
  • eat – ate – eaten (comer)
  • fall – fell – fallen (caer)
  • feel – felt – felt (sentir)
  • find – found – found (encontrar)
  • fly – flew – flown (volar)
  • forget – forgot – forgotten (olvidar)
  • get – got – got/gotten (obtener)
  • give – gave – given (dar)
  • go – went – gone (ir)
  • have – had – had (tener)
  • hear – heard – heard (oír)
  • hide – hid – hidden (esconder)
  • hit – hit – hit (golpear)
  • hold – held – held (sostener)
  • keep – kept – kept (mantener)
  • know – knew – known (saber/conocer)
  • learn – learned/learnt – learned/learnt (aprender)
  • leave – left – left (salir/dejar)
  • lend – lent – lent (prestar)
  • let – let – let (permitir/dejar)
  • make – made – made (hacer)
  • lose – lost – lost (perder)
  • mean – meant – meant (significar)
  • meet – met – met (conocer)
  • pay – paid – paid (pagar)
  • put – put – put (poner)
  • read – read – read (leer)
  • ride – rode – ridden (montar)
  • ring – rang – rung (sonar)
  • run – ran – run (correr)
  • say – said – said (decir)
  • see – saw – seen (ver)
  • sell – sold – sold (vender)
  • send – sent – sent (enviar)
  • sing – sang – sung (cantar)
  • sit – sat – sat (sentarse)
  • sleep – slept – slept (dormir)
  • speak – spoke – spoken (hablar)
  • spend – spent – spent (gastar)
  • stand – stood – stood (estar de pie)
  • swim – swam – swum (nadar)
  • take – took – taken (tomar)
  • teach – taught – taught (enseñar)
  • tell – told – told (contar)
  • think – thought – thought (pensar)
  • understand – understood – understood (entender)
  • wear – wore – worn (vestir/usar)
  • write – wrote – written (escribir)

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