Los 100 Verbos Mas Usados en Ingles

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The passage provides lists of common English verbs, body parts in English and Spanish, tenses in English, and common English expressions.

Body parts such as head, ear, leg, eye, mouth, face, neck, foot, nose, finger, stomach, hair, tooth, and others are mentioned.

The passage discusses the simple, continuous, and perfect tenses in English in their active and passive forms.

LOS 100 VERBOS MAS USADOS EN INGLES

THE 100 MOST USED VERBS IN ENGLISH


* = Traduccin con una palabra es muy inadequada.

accept aceptar allow permitir/dejar ask preguntar believe creer borrow prestar break romper bring traer buy comprar can/be able poder cancel cancelar change cambiar clean limpiar comb peinar complain quejarse cough toser count contar cut cortar dance bailar draw dibujar drink beber drive conducir eat comer explain explicar fall caerse fill llenar find encontrar finish terminar fit caber fix reparar fly volar forget olvidar give dar go ir have * tener hear oir hurt daar, herir know saber/conocer learn aprender leave * salir/marcharse

close/shut cerrar organize organizar pay pagar play jugar put poner rain llover read leer reply responder run correr say decir see ver sell vender send enviar sign firmar sing cantar sit sentarse sleep dormir smoke fumar speak hablar spell deletrear spend gastar stand ponerse de pie start/begin comenzar study estudiar succeed tener exito swim nadar take * tomar talk hablar teach ensear tell decir think pensar translate traducir travel viajar try intentar turn off apagar turn on encender type escribir a maquina understand entender use utilizar/usar

listen live look lose make/do need open

escuchar vivir mirar perder hacer necesitar abrir

wait wake up want watch work worry write

esperar despertar querer/desear mirar trabajar preocuparse escribir

ENGLISH arm body ear eye face foot/feet finger hair

SPANISH brazo cuerpo oreja ojo cara pie/s dedo pelo

ENGLISH hand head leg mouth neck nose stomach tooth/teeth

SPANISH mano cabeza pierna boca cuello nariz estmago diente/s

More Advanced level ENGLISH ankle back bladder blood bone brain calf cheek chest chin dimple elbow eyebrow eyelash eyelid features fist forehead freckle SPANISH tobillo espalda vejiga sangre hueso cerebro pantorrilla mejilla pecho barbilla hoyuelo codo ceja pestaa prpado rasgos puo frente peca ENGLISH heart hip jaw kidney knee liver lung muscle shoulder skeleton skin thigh thumb throat tongue vein waist wisdom tooth wrist SPANISH corazn cadera mandibula rin rodilla hgado pulmn msculo hombro esqueleto piel muslo pulgar garganta lengua vena cintura diente de juicio mueca

Table of tenses in English with active and passive


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How to change a sentence from active to passive.

TENSE

ACTIVE SIMPLE

PASSIVE

Present Past

He takes He took

It is taken It was taken It has been taken It had been taken It will be taken It will have been taken It would be taken It would have been taken It may, might, could, can (etc,) be taken

Present Perfect He has taken Past perfect Future Future perfect Conditional Past Conditional Modal verbs He had taken He will take He will have taken He would take He would have taken He may, might, could, can (etc,) take CONTINUOUS Present Past He is taking He was taking

It is being taken It was being taken

Present perfect He has been taking Past perfect Future Future perfect Conditional Past conditional He had been taking He will be taking He will have been taking He would be taking He would have been taking OTHERS Infinitive Perfect infinitive Gerund Imperative (to) take (to) have taken taking Take!

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(to) be taken (to) have been taken being taken be taken!

50 USEFUL EXPRESIONS

Nota:Algunas de estas expresiones slo se usan en Las Islas Britanicas.

A quid - una libra A wet blanket - una aguafiestas A hangover - una resaca Better late than never - Ms vale tarde que nunca Bless you! - Jess! (cuando alguien estornuda) Bon apetit. - Qu aproveche. By the way - A propsito By all means - No faltara mas/Por supuesto Chat someone up - Ligar con alguien Cheer up! - Anmate! Cheers! - Salud! Cross your fingers. - Cruzando los dedos. Get the sack - ser despedido Help yourself - Srvete How come ? -Cmo es eso? Por qu? Hurry up - Date prisa I must be off. - Tengo que irme. I haven't got a clue. - No tengo ni idea If only - Ojal It serves you right. - Lo mereces. It rings a bell. - Me suena. It's up to you. - T eliges. Keep the change. - Qudate con el cambio. Keep your hair on! - Clmate!

Leave me alone - Djame en paz Let the cat out of the bag - revelar un secreto Let's have one for the road - Tomamos la penltima Make yourself at home -Sintete como en tu casa No wonder - No me extraa Pissed as a newt- borracho como una cuba Pull the other one. - Anda ya! Really! - De verdad! Same here - Yo tambin Say when - Dime cuanto (para comida o bebidas) Talk of the devil - Hablando del rey de Roma Ten bob - 50 peniques To pay cash - Pagar en efectivo To my mind - En mi opinin Touch wood. - Tocando madera Watch out! - Ten cuidado! Were you born in a field/barn? - Cierra la puerta What a rip off. - Qu timo! What a mess! - Qu lo! What a cheek! - Qu cara! You're pulling my leg. - Me ests tomando el pelo. You're welcome. - De nada. You're kidding. - Ests de broma.

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