Verbos Irregulares en Inglés y Phrasal Expressions: Guía Práctica de Vocabulario
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Verbos Irregulares en Inglés
Infinitivo - Pasado Simple - Participio Pasado
be - was/were - been | let - let - let
become - became - become | lose - lost - lost
begin - began - begun | make - made - made
bite - bit - bitten | mean - meant - meant
blow - blew - blown | meet - met - met
break - broke - broken | pay - paid - paid
bring - brought - brought | put - put - put
build - built - built | read - read - read
buy - bought - bought | ride - rode - ridden
catch - caught - caught | ring - rang - rung
choose - chose - chosen | rise - rose - risen
come - came - come | run - ran - run
cost - cost - cost | say - said - said
cut - cut - cut | see - saw - seen
do - did - done | sell - sold - sold
draw - drew - drawn | send - sent - sent
drink - drank - drunk | set - set - set
drive - drove - driven | shake - shook - shaken
eat - ate - eaten | shine - shone - shone
fall - fell - fallen | show - showed - shown
feed - fed - fed | shut - shut - shut
feel - felt - felt | sing - sang - sung
fight - fought - fought | sink - sank - sunk
find - found - found | sit - sat - sat
fly - flew - flown | sleep - slept - slept
forget - forgot - forgotten | speak - spoke - spoken
forgive - forgave - forgiven | spend - spent - spent
get - got - got | spread - spread - spread
give - gave - given | stand - stood - stood
go - went - gone | steal - stole - stolen
grow - grew - grown | swim - swam - swum
hang - hung - hung | swing - swung - swung
have - had - had | take - took - taken
hear - heard - heard | teach - taught - taught
hide - hid - hidden | tear - tore - torn
hit - hit - hit | tell - told - told
hold - held - held | think - thought - thought
hurt - hurt - hurt | throw - threw - thrown
keep - kept - kept | wake - woke - woken
know - knew - known | wear - wore - worn
lead - led - led | win - won - won
leave - left - left | write - wrote - written
lend - lent - lent
Expresiones Idiomáticas (Idioms)
To be at a loss for words: Quedarse sin palabras. His death was a great loss to the company.
To be on good terms: Llevarse bien con. She was a good wife and mother.
To be in somebody's shoes: Estar en el lugar de alguien. Always meddling in somebody's business.
To be in a good mood: Estar de buen humor. She is in good spirits.
To be broke: Estar arruinado. You forget what it's like being broke all the time.
To do one's best: Hacer lo mejor posible. She did her best of all in the test.
To do somebody a favor: Hacerle un favor a alguien. I need somebody to help me.
To do for a living: Dedicarse a algo (trabajo). What do you do for a living?
To have a good time: Disfrutar. We're going to have a good time tonight.
To have the time of one's life: Pasarlo en grande. To have a pleasant afternoon/evening.
To have an early night: Irse a la cama pronto. The girl has to go to bed early.
To fall in love with: Enamorarse de. A man could still fall in love with you.
To get along with: Llevarse bien con. Do you get along with your grandma?
To get into a mess: Meterse en un lío. I don't want you to get into a mess because of me.
To get on somebody's nerves: Irritar a alguien. This child gets on my nerves.
To get rid of: Deshacerse de. Get rid of them any way you can.
To give somebody one's word: Dar la palabra / hacer una promesa. My father promised me a trip.
Essay: The Importance of Learning English
Nowadays, English is a universal language. It is important to learn English because it is fundamental when finding work. English also leads to a better education and to a better working place, and it makes it easier to get a job.
However, language choice should be optional. For example, millions of people speak Spanish.
To sum up, learning English has advantages and disadvantages.