Aprende Vocabulario y Gramática en Inglés: Resumen Completo

Vocabulary

• Do your homework (hacer los deberes)
• Download music (descargar música)
• Get up (despertarse)
• Go shopping (ir de compras)
• Go to bed (ir a la cama)
• Go to school (ir al colegio)
• Have lunch (comer)
• Meet friends (quedar con los amigos)
• Phone friends (llamar a amigos)
• Play computer games (jugar al ordenador)
• Read (leer)
• Send text messages (enviar mensajes)
• Watch TV (ver TV)
• Walk (andar)
• To borrow (pedir prestado)
• To lend (dejar)
• Me too (yo también)
• Me neither (yo tampoco)

Personality and Emotions

• Chatty (hablador)
• Quiet (callado)
• Moody (inestable)
• Cheerful (feliz)
• Shy (tímido)
• Extroverted (extrovertido)
• Sensitive (sentimental)
• Insensitive (no sentimental)
• Honest (honesto)
• Dishonest (deshonesto)
• Friendly (amistoso)
• Unfriendly (no amistoso)
• Relaxed (relajado)
• Tense (tenso)
• Polite (respetuoso)
• Impolite (irrespetuoso)
• Cold (frío)
• Warm (cálido)
• Embarrassed (avergonzado)
• Frightened (asustado / da miedo)
• Surprised (sorprendido)
• Annoyed (disgustado / molesto)
• Bored (aburrido)
• Worried (preocupado)
• Excited (emocionado)

Suffixes

• -ing: adjectives to describe people/things
• -ed: adjectives that describe feelings

Natural Disasters and Weather

• Earthquake (terremoto)
• Tsunami (tsunami)
• Storm (tormenta)
• Hurricane (huracán)
• Landslide (deslizamiento de tierra)
• Blizzard (ventisca)
• Hailstones (granizo)
• Flood (inundación)
• Avalanche (avalancha)
• Lightning (rayo)
• Tornado (tornado)
• Volcanic eruption (erupción volcánica)
• Erupt (erupcionar)
• Ash (ceniza)
• Lava (lava)
• Snow (nieve)
• Rock (roca)
• Waves (olas)
• Gas (gas)

Grammar

Pronouns and Possessives

Relative Pronouns and Adverbs

• We use who when we talk about people.
• We use where when we talk about places.
• We use which when we talk about objects or ideas.

Adverbs of Probability

• Probably and definitely go after the verbs be and can.
• Probably and definitely go before other verbs.
• Maybe and perhaps go at the beginning of a sentence.

Expressing Feelings

How do you feel when...?

• It’s really boring / funny / annoying
• It annoys me / I hate it
• I don’t mind

Verb Tenses

• Present simple (daily routines / usually)
  I usually get up early
• Present continuous (moment of speaking / future arrangements / now)
  I’m doing my homework
  They’re meeting us at six o’clock
• Past simple (describe finished actions)
  Then it crashed near our hotel
• Past continuous (describe incomplete actions or actions in progress)
  I was staying in Florida