LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES INFINITIVO
PASADO
PARTICIPIO
SIGNIFICADO
arise
Arose
arisen
Elevarse, surgir, originarse.
*awake
Awoke
awoken
Despertar, mover, excitar.
bear
Bore
born
Soportar, sostener, tolerar.
beat
Beat
beaten
Batir, revolver, golpear, vencer.
*become
Became
become
Hacerse, tornarse, convertirse en.
*begin
Began
begun
Empezar, iniciar.
bend
Bent
bent
Doblar, inclinar, torcer.
bet
Bet
bet
Apostar
bind
Bound
bound
Atar, unir, enlazar.
*bite
Bit
bitten
Morder.
blow
Blew
blown
Soplar
*break
Broke
broken
Quebrar, partir, romper.
bring
Brought
brought
Traer, llevar, conducir.
build
Built
built
Construir, edificar.
burn
Burnt
burnt
Quemar, incendiar.
burst
Bursa
burst
Romper, reventar.
*buy
Bought
bought
Comprar
catch
Caught
caught
Coger, asir, atrapar.
*choose
Chose
chosen
Escoger, elegir.
cling
Clung
clung
Asirse, adherirse, pegarse.
*come
CAME
come
Venir
*cost
Cost
cost
Costar
creep
Crept
crept
Arrastrarse, deslizarse, pegarse.
*cut
Cut
cut
Cortar, dividir.
deal
Dealt
dealt
Tratar, tener que referirse.
dig
Dug
dug
Cavar, ahondar.
*do
Did
done
Hacer, ejecutar.
*draw
Drew
drawn
Tirar, arrastrarse, atraer, dibujar.
*drink
Drank
drunk
Beber
*drive
Drove
driven
Impulsar, conducir, llevar, inducir.
*fall
Fell
fallen
Caer, disminuir.
feed
Fed
fed
Alimentar, nutrir.
*feel
Felt
felt
Sentir, percibir, tocar.
fight
Fought
fought
Pelear, combatir.
find
Found
found
Encontrar, descubrir.
find out
found out
found out
Averiguar, investigar.
flee
Fled
fled
Escapar, huír, evitar.
*fly
Flew
flown
Volar
forbid
Forbade
forbidden
Prohibir.
foresee
Foresaw
foreseen
Prever, prevenir
*forget
Forgot
forgotten
Olvidar (se)
*forgive
Forgave
forgiven
Perdonar
freeze
Froze
frozen
Congelar
*get
Got
got (ten)
Lograr, obtener, conseguir.
*give
Gave
given
Dar, conceder.
*go
Went
gone
Ir (se), funcionar, resultar.
grind
Ground
ground
Moler, triturar.
grow
Grez
grown
Crecer, cultivar.
1
hang
Hung
hung
Colgar, Suspender.
have
Had
had
Tener, haber.
hear
Heard
heard
Oír, escuchar.
hide
Hid
hid (den)
Ocultar, encubrir.
hit
Hit
hit
Pegar, golpear, acertar.
hold
Held
held
Sostener,mantener,contener.
hurt
Hurt
hurt
Herir, dañar, lastimar.
keep
Kept
kept
Mantener,guardar,conservar.
know
Know
known
Conocer, saber.
lay
Laid
laid
Poner, colocar.
lead
Led
led
Guiar, llevar, conducir.
lean
Leant
leant
Inclinar(se), apoyarse.
learn
Learnt
learnt
Aprender, saber.
leave
Left
left
Partir, irse, abandonar.
lend
Lent
lent
Prestar
let
Let
let
Permitir, conceder.
lie
Lay
lain
Tenderse, descansar, estar, situado.
light
Lit
lit
Alumbrar, iluminar, encender (se).
lose
Lost
lost
Perder, malgastar.
make
Made
made
Hacer, confeccionar, producir.
mean
Meant
meant
Significar, querer decir pretender.
meet
Met
met
Encontrarse, satisfacer.
melt
Melted
molten (old)
Derretir(se), fundir(se).
mistake
Mistook
mistaken
Equivocarse, comprender mal, errar
misunderstand
Misunderstood
misunderstood
Entender mal.
overcome
Overcame
overcome
Vencer, superar, sobreponerse.
pay
Paid
paid
Pagar, recompensar.
put
Put
put
Poner, colocar, exponer.
read
Read
read
Leer, descifrar, marcar.
rebuild
Rebuilt
rebuilt
Reconstruir
rid
Rid
rid
Librarse, zafarse.
ride
Rode
ridden
Rodar, tener juego, funcionar.
ring
Rang
rung
Tocar, sonar.
rise
Rose
risen
Ascender,elevarse,levantarse, surgir.
run
Ran
run
Correr, funcionar.
saw
Sabed
sawn
Cortar con sierra, aserrar.
say
Said
said
Decir, afirmar.
see
Saw
seen
Ver, observar.
seek
Sought
sought
Buscar, solicitar.
sell
Sold
sold
Vender
send
Sent
sent
Enviar
set
Set
set
Instalar, establecer, colocar, fijar.
shake
Shook
shaken
Sacudir, lanzar, agitar.
shed
Shed
shed
Derramar, esparcir, dejar caer.
shine
Shone
shone
Brillar, relumbrar, sobresalir.
shoot
Shot
shot
Disparar, emitir, lanzar.
show
Showed
shown
Mostrar, excibir, probar, demostar.
shrink
Shrank
shrunk
Encogerse, disminuir, desaparecer.
shut
Shut
shut
Cerrar, impedir, excluír.
sing
Sang
sung
Cantar
2
sink
Sank
sunk
Hundir, sumergir
sit
Sat
sat
Sentarse, reunirse.
sleep
Slept
slept
Dormir
slide
Slid
slid(den)
Resbalar, deslizarse, escabullirse.
smell
Smelt
smelt
Oler, percibir.
speak
Spoke
spoken
Hablar, decir.
speed
Sped
sped
Acelerar, apresurarse.
spend
Spent
spent
Gastar, consumir, emplear (tiempo).
spill
Spilt
spilt
Derramar, verter, divulgar.
spin
Spun
spun
Tornear, hilar, hacer girar.
split
Split
split
Partir, dividir, separar, reventar.
spoil
Spoilt
spoilt
Deteriorar, dañar, inutilizar.
spread
Spread
spread
Extender, esparcir, propagar.
spring
Sprang
sprung
Saltar, soltar, brotar, surgir.
stand
Stood
stood
Pararse, tolerar, estar (de pié).
steal
Store
stolen
Robar, escabullirse.
stick
Stuck
stuck
Pegar, adherirse, prender, fijar.
stink
Stank
stunk
Oler mal, apestar.
strike
Struck
struck
Golpear, pegar, estallar.
swell
Swelled
swollen
Hinchar, inflamar, engrosar.
swim
Swam
swum
Nadar, flotar.
swing
Swing
swung
Balancera(se), hacer girar.
take
Took
taken
Tomar, llevar.
teach
Taught
taught
Enseñar
tear
Tore
torn
Romper, despedazar, rasgar.
tell
Told
told
Decir, contar, narrar.
think
Thought
thought
Pensar, creer.
throw
Threw
thrown
Lanzar, tirar, impeler, arrojar.
thrust
Thrust
thrust
Introducir con violencia, empujar, impeler
undergo
Underwent
undergone
Sufrir, experimentar, pasar por.
understand
Understood
understood
Comprender.
undertake
Undertook
undertaken
Emprender, comenzar algo.
undo
Undid
undone
Desarmar, deshacer.
wake
Woke
woke (n)
Despertar, excitar.
wear
Wore
worn
Gastar(se), consumirse, usar.
win
Won
won
Ganar, conquistar.
wind
Wound
wound
Enroscar(se), serpentear, girar.
withdraw
Withdrew
withdrawn
Retirar, retractarse, quitar.
withstand
Withstood
withstood
Resistir, oponerse, soportar.
write
Wrote
written
Escribir.
3
LISTA DE VERBOS REGULARES INFINITIVO
PASADO Y PARTICIPIO
SIGNIFICADO
PRONUNCIACION TERMINACION
act
Acted
Actuar
id
add
Added
Sumar, añadir
id
aid
Arded
Ayudar
id
arrest
Arrested
Arrestar
id
assist
Assisted
Ayudar
id
attend
Attended
Asistir, ir
id
address
Addressed
Dirigirse
t
advertise
Advertised
Anunciar
t
amuse
Amused
Entretener
t
approach
Approached
Acercarse
t
ask
Asked
Preguntar, pedir
t
accompany
Accompanied
Acompañar
d
accustom
accustomed
Acostumbrar
d
agree
Agreed
Concordar
d
annoy
Annoyed
Molestar
d
answer
answered
Responder
d
appeal
applealed
Atraer
d
appear
appeared
Aparecer
d
arrange
Arranged
Arreglar, ordenar
d
arrive
Arrived
Arribar
d
accompany
accompanied
Acompañar
d
accustom
accustomed
Acostumbrar
d
agree
Agreed
Concordar
d
annoy
Annoyed
Molestar
d
answer
answered
Responder
d
appeal
applealed
Atraer
d
appear
appeared
Aparecer
d
arrange
Arranged
Arreglar, ordenar
d
board
Boarded
Abordar
id
balance
Balanced
Equilibrar
t
banish
Banished
Desterrar
t
bark
Barked
Ladrar
t
bless
Blessed
Bendecir
t
brush
Brushed
Cepillar
t
behave
Behaved
Comportarse
d
belong
belonged
Pertenecer
d
beg
Begged
suplicar, mendigar
d
believe
Believed
Creer
d
boil
Boiled
Hervir
d
breathe
Breathed
Respirar
id
complete
completed
Completar
id
consist
consisted
Consistir
id
4
count
Counted
Contar
id
close
Closed
Cerrar
t
cook
Cooked
Cocinar
t
crash
Crashed
Chocar
t
cross
crosssed
cruzar
t
call
Called
Llamar
d
care
Cared
Cuidar
d
carry
Carried
Llevar
d
change
Changed
Cambiar
d
check
Checked
Chequear
t
charge
Charged
cargar, cobrar
d
clean
Cleaned
Limpiar
d
climb
Climbed
escalar, subir
d
comb
Combed
Peinar
d
cover
Covered
Cubrir
d
cry
Cried
Llorar
d
crawl
Crawled
gatear, arrastrarse
d
dance
Danced
Bailar
t
dress
Dressed
Vestir
t
dropp
Dropped
dejar caer
t
dial
Dialed
sintonizar, marcar
d
die
Died
Morir
d
declare
Declared
Declarar
d
delay
Delayed
Demorar
d
deliver
delivered
Entregar
d
deny
Denied
Negar
d
dine
Dined
Cenar
d
dry
Dried
Secar
d
enclose
Enclosed
incluir, encerrar
t
enjoy
Enjoyed
Disfrutar
d
engage
Engaged
Comprometer
d
envy
Envied
Envidiar
d
express
expressed
Expresar
t
exclaim
exclaimed
Exclamar
d
explain
explained
Explicar
d
fail
Failed
fracasar, fallar
d
fasten
fastended
Abrochar
d
file
Filed
Archivar
d
fill
Filled
Llenar
d
fire
Fired
echar del trabajo, disparar
d
follow
Followed
Seguir
d
frighten
frightened
Espantar
d
fry
Fried
Freir
d
finish
Finished
Terminar
t
fish
Fished
Pescar
t
5
fix
Fixed
Fixed
t
gain
Gained
Ganar
d
guess
Guessed
Adivinar
t
help
Helped
Ayudar
t
hope
Hoped
esperar, desear
t
happen
happened
Suceder
d
hurry
Hurried
apurar (se)
d
imagine
imagined
Imaginar
d
iron
Ironed
Planchar
d
judge
Judged
Juzgar
d
kiss
Kissed
Besar
t
kill
Killed
Matar
d
laugh
laughged
Reir
t
leak
Leaked
Gotear
t
like
Liked
Gustar
t
lock
Locked
cerrar con llave
t
look
Looked
Mirar
t
mark
Marked
marcar, señalar
t
milk
Milked
ordeñar un animal
t
miss
Missed
Extrañar
t
manage
managed
Manejar
d
marry
Married
casar (se)
d
massage
massaged
Masajear
d
measure
measured
Medir
d
move
Moved
Mover
d
observe
observed
Observar
d
offer
Offered
Ofrecer
d
open
Opened
Abrir
d
order
Ordered
Ordenar
d
peform
performed
Ejecutar
d
phone
Phoned
Telefonear
d
plan
Planned
Planear
d
play
Played
jugar, tocar
d
plough
ploughed
Arar
d
pour
Poured
derramar, verter
d
pray
Prayed
Orar
d
prefer
Prefered
Preferir
d
prepare
Prepared
Preparar
d
pull
Pulled
Tirar
d
park
Parked
Estacionar
t
pass
Passed
Pasar
t
pick
Picked
Recoger
t
please
Pleased
Complacer
d
polish
Polished
Pulir
t
practise
practised
Practicar
t
6
promise
promised
Prometer
t
pronounce
pronounced
Pronunciar
t
punish
Punished
Castigar
t
push
Pushed
Empujar
t
repeat
Repeated
Repetir
id
report
Reported
reportar, informar
id
request
requested
solicitar, pedir
id
rest
Rested
Descansar
id
reach
Reached
Alcanzar
t
refuse
Refused
Rehusar
t
raise
Raised
Levantar
t
rain
Rained
Llover
d
realice
Realized
darse cuenta
d
register
registered
matricularse, registrar
d
receive
Received
Recibir
d
Remain
remained
quedar, sobrar
d
Remenber
remenbered
Recordar
d
Repair
Pepaired
Reparar
d
Require
Required
Requerir
d
Reserve
Reserved
reservar, guardar
d
Row
Rowed
Remar
d
Resolve
Resolved
Resolver
d
Return
Returned
retornar, volver
d
Search
searched
buscar, registrar
t
Save
Saved
Salvar
d
0serve
Served
Servir
d
settle
Settled
arreglar, establecer
d
sign
Signed
Firmar
d
smile
Smiled
Sonreir
d
snow
Snowed
Nevar
d
spill
Spilled
Derramar
d
stay
Stayed
permanecer, quedarse
d
study
Studied
Estudiar
d
suffer
Suffered
Sufrir
d
swallow
swallowed
Tragar
d
slip
Slipped
Resbalar
t
smoke
Smoked
Fumar
t
stop
Stopped
detener, parar
t
switch
Switched
conectar, accionar
t
stretch
stretched
Estirar
t
talk
Talked
Conversar
t
thank
Thanked
Agradecer
t
touch
Touched
tocar, palpar
t
trap
Trapped
Atrapar
t
tire
Tired
cansar, fatigar
d
7
train
Trained
Entrenar
d
travel
Traveled
Viajar
d
trouble
Troubled
Molestar
d
try
Tried
tratar, intentar
d
turn
Turned
girar, voltear
d
unpack
unpacked
Desempacar
t
use
Used
Usar
t
visit
Visited
Visitar
id
wait
Waited
Esperar
id
want
Wanted
querer, requerir
id
walk
Walked
Caminar
t
wash
Washed
Lavar
t
watch
Watched
observar, mirar
t
wish
Wished
desear, anhelar
t
work
Worked
Trabajar
t
wrap up
wrapped up
Envolver
t
wreck
Wrecked
Naufragar
t
warm
Warmed
Calentar
d
warn
Warned
Advertir
d
water
Watered
Regar
d
weigh
Weighed
Pesar
d
whistle
Whistled
Silbar
d
8
A abierto - open abundante - abundant aburrido - boring activo - active afligido - afflicted agradable - agreeable agradecido - grateful alegre - happy alto - tall, high amable - friendly anciano - elderly angélico - angelic anterior - previous antiguo - old antipático - mean, not nice aparte - apart apenas - barely aplicable - applicable apropiado - appropriate apto - apt aterrador - apalling atlético - athletic atrevido - bold ausente - absent auténtico - authentic azulado - bluish B bajo - short (height) barato - cheap bendito - blessed bienvenido - welcome bilingüe - bilingual bonito - pretty bruto - brute bueno - good C caliente - hot cansado - tired caprichoso - quirky caro - expensive central - central cerrado - closed cíclico - cyclical cívico - civic civilizado - civilized claro - clear clásico - classic cómico - comical cómodo - comfortable confundido - confused conocido - known contento - content corto - short (length)
correcto - correct cuidadoso - careful chico - small chocante - shocking D débil - weak decente - decent delgado - thin delicioso - delicious desconocido - unknown descubierto - uncovered despreciable - despicable destructible - destructible difícil - difficult digestible - digestible digital - digital digno - dignified divertido - entertaining divino - divine dócil - docile dogmático - dogmatic dominante - dominant dulce - sweet duro - hard, difficult E económico - cheap educado - polite eficaz - effective egoísta - selfish elegante - elegant elemental - elementary elevado - elevated elocuente - eloquent elusivo - elusive embarazada - pregnant emocionante - exciting encantado - enchanted encerado - waxed encerrado - locked up enérgico - energetic enfermo - sick enorme - enormous envidiable - enviable envidioso - envious escaso - scarce escrito - written espantoso - scary especial - special espeso - thick estupendo - wonderful eventual - eventual evidente - evident excelente - excellent exquisito - exquisite
extra - extra extranjero - foreign extremo - extreme F fabuloso - fabulous falso - false famoso - famous familiar - familiar fantástico - fantastic fatal - fatal favorito - favorite federal - federal femenino - feminine feliz - happy feo - ugly fértil - fertile fiel - loyal financiero - financial flagrante - flagrant flexible - flexible flojo - loose fónico - phonic formidable - formidable franco - frank frío - cold frito - fried frívolo - frivolous fuerte - strong fundido – melted G gastado - spent, worn out general - general genérico - generic generoso - generous genético - genetic genio - genius geriátrico - geriatric glorioso - glorious gordo - fat gran - grand grande - big gratis - free grave - grave, serious grosero - boorish guapo - handsome H hábil - able hablado - spoken hambriento - hungry hecho a mano - handmade helado - frozen hermético - airtight
9
hermoso - beautiful, gorgeous histórico - historical honesto - honest horrible - horrible humano - human húmedo - humid I ignorante - ignorant ilegal - illegal ilegible - illegible ilógico - illogical iluminado - illuminated imaginario - imaginary impaciente - impatient impar - uneven, odd impenetrable impenetrable imperdonable - inexcusable imparcial - impartial importante - important imprudente - imprudent inalámbrico - wireless incalculable - incalculable incoherente - incoherent incómodo - uncomfortable incomparable incomparable incompatible incompatible incompetente - incompetent incompleto - incomplete inconvenienteinconvenient incorrecto - incorrect incrasto - incremous incrédulo - incredulous indebido - improper indefinido - undefined indecente - indecent indígena - native indivisible - indivisible inédito - unpublished infantil - childish infeccioso - infectious infiel - unfaithful injusto - unjust inteligente - intelligent interesante - interesting inquieto - active(hyper) invisible - invisible irritable - irritable J joven - young
judicial - judicial juguetón - playful juicioso - wise juntos - together jurado - sworn justo - just juvenil - youthful L lamentable - lamentable largo - long lavable - washable lejano - far away lento - slow libre - free limpio - clean liso - smooth listo - smart, ready loco - crazy lógico - logical luminoso - luminous lunático - lunatic llamativo - showy llano - flat ground lleno - full lluvioso - rainy M maduro - ripe magnético - magnetic magnífico - magnificent majestuoso - majestic maligno - evil malo - bad malvado - wicked mandón - bossy manejable - manageable manuscrito - hand written mareado - seasick marino - marine mayor - older mejor - better menor - younger mínimo - minimal mismo - same mojado - wet moreno - dark-haired mucho - many muerto - dead musical - musical N necesario - necessary novato - newbie nublado - cloudy nuevo - new O
ocupado - busy optimista – optimistic P paciente - patient pagado - paid paralelo - parallel parecido - alike particular - particular pasado - passed, gone pasajero - fleeting pastoral - pastoral pastoso - pasty paternal - paternal patológico - pathological patriótico - patriotic pegajoso - sticky pelado - peeled peligroso - dangerous pelirrojo - red-haired peludo - hairy penoso - shameful pensativo - pensive pequeño - small perezoso - lazy perfecto - perfect perjudicial - harmful permanente - permanent persuasivo - persuasive pesado - heavy piadoso - pious picante - spicy pintoresco - picturesque plácido - placid plano - flat pobre - poor pocos - few podrido - rotten poético - poetic policiaco - police related popular - popular precavido - cautious preferido - preferred preocupado - worried preparado - prepared presente - present primero - first privado - private privilegiado - privileged puro - pure Q quebrado - broken quemado - burnt querido - dear
10
quieto - quiet, still R rabioso - rabid radial - radial rancio - rancid rápido - rapid razonable - reasonable rebelde - rebellious rebosante - overflowing recargable - rechargeable receloso - distrustful receptivo - receptive reciclable - recyclable reciente - recent recomendable recommended reconocido - recognized redundante - redundant reemplazable - replaceable refinado - refined regional - regional
repugnante - repugnant resonante - resonant reverente - reverent rico - rich ridículo - ridiculous robusto - robust romántico - romantic ronco - hoarse rubio - blond S sabroso - tasty sangriento - bloody santo - holy seco - dry seguro - safe selecto - select serio - serious simpático - nice sólido - solid solo - alone suave - soft
sucio - dirty T tacaño - stingy todo - all tonto - foolish torcido - twisted transparente - transparent triste - sad U unánime - unanimous único - unique, only V verdadero - true valiente - valiant vacío - empty varios - variety, varied viejo - old vivo - alive
Personal Pronouns – Subject Pronombres
Pronombres
Adjetivos
Pronombres
Pronombres
Personales
de Objeto
Posesivos
Posesivos
Reflexivos
I
me
my
mine
myself
you
you
your
yours
yourself
he
him
his
his
himself
she
her
her
hers
herself
It
it
its
--
itself
we
us
our
ours
ourselves
you
you
your
yours
yourselves
they
them
their
theirs
themselves
Pronombres Indefinidos everybody
nobody
somebody
Anybody
everyone
no one
someone
Anyone
everything
nothing
something
Anything
that
whom
Pronombres Relativos who
which
Whose
Pronombres Recíprocos each other / one another
Replace the words in brackets by the correct personal pronouns. Note that Sue is the person speaking. The (*) means that you are asked a question. I
1.
My name is Sue. (Sue)
2.
My mum's name is Angie. (Angie)
3.
Bob is my dad. (My dad)
4.
On the left you can see Simon. (Simon)
am English. And this is my family. is from Germany. is a waiter. is my brother.
11
5.
(Sue and Simon)
are twins.
6.
Our dog is a girl, Judy. (Judy)
is two years old.
7.
(Sue, Simon, Angie and Bob)
live in Canterbury.
8.
(Canterbury)
9.
My grandparents live in London. (My grandparents)
is not far from London.
10. What can (*)
often come and see us.
tell me about your family?
Personal Pronouns Object Aaron was on a business trip to California. He shows you the souvenirs he got for his family. Fill in the correct pronouns. her
1.
My sister Jane loves books. This novel is for (she)
.
2.
My children like Disney films. The video is for (they)
3.
My brother Matt collects picture postcards. These postcards are for (he)
4.
My parents like Latin music. The CD is for (they)
5.
I like watches. This nice watch is for (I)
6.
My wife and I love sweets. These sweets are for (we)
7.
My nephew likes cars. The toy truck is for (he)
8.
My neighbour wants to go to California next year. The guide book is for (she)
9.
Here is another souvenir. I don't know what to do with (it)
. .
. . . . .
.
10. You know what? - It's for (you) Possessive Adjectives Replace the personal pronouns by possessive adjectives. your
1.
Where are (you)
2.
Here is a postcard from (I)
3.
She lives in Australia now with (she)
4.
(She)
5.
(He)
6.
(They)
7.
(I)
8.
We want to see Peggy and (she)
9.
(We)
10. Because it is (they)
friends now? friend Peggy. family.
husband works in Newcastle. company builds ships. children go to school in Newcastle. husband and I want to go to Australia, too. family next winter.
winter! summer.
12
Possessive Pronouns Replace the personal pronouns by possessive pronouns. yours
1.
This book is (you)
.
2.
The ball is (I)
3.
The blue car is (we)
4.
The ring is (she)
5.
We met Paul and Jane last night. This house is (they)
6.
The luggage is (he)
7.
The pictures are (she)
8.
In our garden is a bird. The nest is (it)
9.
This cat is (we)
. . . .
. . .
.
10. This was not my fault. It was (you)
.
Reflexive Pronouns Fill in the correct reflexive pronouns. 1.
I did not want to believe it and then I saw the UFO
2.
The girl looked at
3.
Freddy, you'll have to do your homework
4.
You don't need to help them. They can do it
5.
I introduced
6.
Boys, can you make your beds
7.
She made
8.
What happens when a fighting fish sees
9.
The father decided to repair the car
10. We can move the table
myself
.
in the mirror. . .
to my new neighbour. ?
a pullover. in the mirror? . .
13
3 Doors Down - Here Without You lyrics A hundred days had made 1_____ older since the last time that I've saw your pretty face A thousand lights had made me colder and 2___ don’t think 3_____ can look at this the same But all the miles had separate 4_____ disappear now when I’m dreaming of your face I’m here without 5_____ baby but 6_____ still on 7_____ lonely mind I think about you baby and 8_____ dream about 9_____ all the time I’m here without you baby but 10_____ still with 11______ in 12_____ dreams And tonight it’s only you and me The miles just keep rollin as the people either way to say hello I've heard this life is overrated but 13___ hope that 14___ gets better as 15____ go I’m here without you baby but your still on my lonely mind 16____ think about 17_____ baby and I dream about you all the time I’m here without 18_____ baby but your still with me in my dreams And tonight girl 19______’s only 20_____ and me Everything 21______ know, and anywhere22 _____ go 23____ gets hard but it won’t take away 24____ love And when the last one falls, when it’s all said and done 25_____ gets hard but it won’t take away 26____ love I’m here without 27_____ baby but your still on 28_____ lonely mind
29_____ think about you baby and I dream about 30______ all the time I’m here without you baby but your still with me in my dreams And tonight girl it’s only you and me
Artist: Goo Goo Dolls Lyrics Song: Iris ____Cause I know that you feel me somehow ____And I don't want to go home right now ____You're the closest to heaven that I'll ever be ____And I'd give up forever to touch you ____I just don't want to miss you tonight ____And all I can breathe is your life ____Cause sooner or later it's over ____And all I can taste is this moment ____When everything's made to be broken ____And I don't want the world to see me ____I just want you to know who I am ____Cause I don't think that they'd understand ____When everything seems like the movies ____Or the moment of truth in your lies ____Yeah you bleed just to know your alive ____And you can't fight the tears that ain't coming ____And I don't want the world to see me ____When everything's made to be broken ____I just want you to know who I am ____Cause I don't think that they'd understand ____Cause I don't think that they'd understand ____I just want you to know who I am ____When everything's made to be broken ____I don't want the world to see me
I just want you to know who I am I just want you to know who I am I just want you to know who I am I just want you to know who I am
14
Tiny Dancer Elton John _____Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man AVRIL LAVIGNE LYRICS _____And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand "My Happy Ending" _____Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand _____Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the band So much for my happy ending _____The Boulevard is not that bad _____Handing tickets out for God _____Jesus freaks out in the street _____Turning back she just laughs _____In the auditorium _____Looking on she sings the songs _____Piano man he makes his stand _____The words she knows, the tune she hums _____Only you and you can't hear me _____Lying here with no one near _____But oh how it feels so real _____When I say softly, slowly
Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh... Let's talk this over It's not like we're dead Was _____ something ____ did? Was it something ______ said? Don't leave ______ hanging In a city so dead Held up so high On such a breakable thread _____ were all the things _____ thought _____ knew And I thought we could be
[Chorus:] _____ were everything, everything that _____ wanted ______ were meant to be, supposed to be, but _______ lost it And all of the memories, so close to me, just fade away All this time ______ were pretending _____And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand So much for ________ happy ending _____Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the band Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh... _____Count the headlights on the highway _____You had a busy day today _____Hold me closer tiny dancer _____Lay me down in sheets of linen
_____Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand _____Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
You've got ______ dumb friends _____ know what _______ say ______ tell _______, _____'m difficult But so are _______ But ______ don't know _____ Do _______ even know _______? All the things ______ hide from ________ All the shit that _______ do You were all the things ______ thought I knew And I thought ____ could be [Chorus] It's nice to know that ______ were there Thanks for acting like ______ cared And making ______ feel like _____ was the only one It's nice to know ______ had _____ all Thanks for watching as _____ fall And letting ______ know _______ were done [Chorus x2] Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh... So much for my happy ending Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh...
15
IN, ON , AT Noun: A noun is a person, place, thing, quality, or act. Examples: pencil, girl, supermarket, happiness Verb: Verbs are action or existence words that tell what nouns do. Examples: to fly, to run, to be, jump, lived Adjective: An adjective describes a noun. Examples: hairy, crazy, wonderful Adverb: An adverb describes a verb, adjective, or adverb. It often ends in "ly". Examples: carefully, easily, barely, etc. Interjection: An outcry or sudden utterance. Usually starts a sentence. Examples: Wow, Gosh, Darn Preposition: A preposition describes the relationship between a noun and another noun (or verb or adverb). Examples: to, under, for, at, by, from Conjunction: A conjunction joins together words, phrases, or clauses. Examples: and, or, but Pronoun: A pronoun replaces a noun or noun phrase that is understood from context. Examples: he, it, they Complete the following sentences with the correct preposition: at, in, or on. 1. Will you wait for me _____ the bus stop? 2. Jane is _____ her bedroom. 3. Daria's books are lying _____ the floor. 4. The girls didn't want to spend a long time _____ the carnival. 5. I let the cat sit _____ my lap, but then suddenly it jumped _____ my face! 6. Do you live _____ the city or _____ the country? 7. Trent arrived _____ the school building just in time. 8. The rancher built a fence to keep his cows _____ the pasture. 9. Kevin and Mack are out practicing _____ the football field. 10. From afar, Heathcliff could see a light _____ the window. 11. The old house had so much grime _____ the windows that Bradley could hardly see inside. 12. The shepherd boy grazed his flock _____ the grassy hillside. 13. The audience threw tomatoes _____ the terrible comedian. 14. Wrestling isn't real; those guys _____ the ring are just pretending. 15. David works _____ the field of network administration, while Marty works _____ web design. 16. The car stalled and got stuck _____ the street. 17. Audrey lives _____ Third Street. 18. If William doesn't make any money on his book, he'll be out _____ the street. 19. I'll use my cellular phone when I'm _____ the bus, but never while I'm _____ the car. 20. Passengers are not allowed to use electronic devices _____ airplanes during takeoff and landing.
16
Cardinal numbers
Ordinal numbers
0
oh, zero, nil, love, nought *
1
One
1st
first
2
Two
2nd
second
3
Three
3rd
third
4
Four
4th
fourth
5
Five
5th
fifth
6
Six
6th
sixth
7
Seven
7th
seventh
8
Eight
8th
eighth
9
Nine
9th
ninth
10
Ten
10th
tenth
11
Eleven
11th
eleventh
12
Twelve
12th
twelfth
13
Thirteen
13th
thirteenth
14
Fourteen
14th
fourteenth
15
Fifteen
15th
fifteenth
16
Sixteen
16th
sixteenth
17
Seventeen
17th
seventeenth
18
Eighteen
18th
eighteenth
19
Nineteen
19th
nineteenth
20
Twenty
20th
twentieth
21
twenty-one
21st
twenty-first
30
Thirty
30th
thirtieth
40
Forty
50
Fifty
60
Sixty
70
Seventy
80
Eighty
90
Ninety
100
a/one hundred
1,000
a/one thousand
10,000
ten thousand
100,000
a/one hundred thousand
1,000,000
a/one million
1,000,000,000
a/one billion
---
17
