Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and exercises for English for Baccalaureate

English-Spanish Vocabulary

Common Verbs

Accomplish, achieve: conseguir, assolir

Attempt: intent

Bargain: regatejar

Cope: sortir-se'n

Decrease: reduir

Deal: oferta

Delighted: encantada

Disrupt: interrompre

Enable: permetre, fer possible

Encourage: animar, fomentar

Effort: intent, esforç

Fulfil: complir

Get started: empezar

Ignore: ignorar

Injure: ferir

Isolate: aïllar

Lack of: falta de

Litter: llençar escombreries

Misunderstand: malinterpretar

On the move: en movimiento

Promote: promocionar

Rate: tarifa

Share: compartir

Succeed: tenir èxit

Toward: hacia

Upgrade: millorar

Upcoming: próximo

Other Words

Breathtaking: imponent

Brought about: provocado

Clever move: movimiento inteligente

Force: fuerza

Funded: fundado

Stall: parada

English Grammar Review

Verb Tenses

Present Simple

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Grammar

Modal Verbs

Verb List

• Beat/Beat/Beaten (Golpear)
• Become/Became/Become (Llegar a ser)
• Begin/Began/Begun (Empezar)
• Bend/Bent/Bent (Doblarse)
• Bet/Bet/Bet (Apostar)
• Bite/Bit/Bitten (Morder)
• Bleed/Bled/Bled (Sangrar)
• Blow/Blew/Blown (Soplar)
• Break/Broke/Broken (Romper)
• Bring/Brought/Brought (Traer)
• Build/Built/Built (Construir)
• Burn/Burned/Burned (or Burnt/Burnt) (Quemar)
• Burst/Burst/Burst (Reventar)
• Buy/Bought/Bought (Comprar)
• Catch/Caught/Caught (Coger)
• Choose/Chose/Chosen (Elegir)
• Come/Came/Come (Venir)
• Cost/Cost/Cost (Costar)
• Cut/Cut/Cut (Cortar)
• Deal/Dealt/Dealt (Comerciar)
• Dig/Dug/Dug (Cavar)
• Do/Did/Done (Hacer)
• Draw/Drew/Drawn (Dibujar)
• Dream/Dreamed/Dreamed (or Dreamt/Dreamt) (Soñar)
• Drink/Drank/Drunk (Beber)
• Drive/Drove/Driven (Conducir)
• Eat/Ate/Eaten (Comer)
• Fall/Fell/Fallen

Sentence Correction Practice: Part 1

• The violence, which is very **common** in **video games**, has a negative **effect** on **teenagers**.
• She **mustn't** be her mum; I **remember** seeing her at the party, and she was much taller.
• By the time I arrive home, it will have stopped raining.
• I wasn't used to living in such a noisy street.
• My friend suggested staying in a **hostel**, which is much cheaper.
• Send your brother a **WhatsApp message** so that he **knows** where we are.
• As soon as you see him, you should tell him that you can't stand working with him.
• What would you do if you lost your luggage in a foreign country?

Sentence Correction Practice: Part 2

• I would love to go back to the restaurant that you had **recommended**.
• The book **which** you

Irregular Verbs in English

be-was/were-been (ser, estar)                let-let-let (permitir, dejar)

beat-beat-beaten (golpear)                lie-lay-lain (tumbarse)
become-became-become (llegar a ser)    lie-lied-lied (mentir)
begin-began-begun (empezar)            light-lit-lit (encender)

bend-bent-bent (doblarse)                 lose-lost-lost (perder)

bet-bet-bet (apostar)
bite-bit-bitten (morder)              mean-meant-meant (significar)

bleed-bled-bled (sangrar)                meet-met-met (conocer a)
blow-blew-blown (soplar)                pay-paid-paid (pagar)

bring-brought-brought (traer)            put-put-put (poner)
build-built-built (construir)            read-read-read

Common English Irregular Verbs (V1 & V3)

This is a reference list of common irregular verbs in English, showing the base form (infinitive) and the past participle form.

Irregular Verbs: A-F

Irregular Verbs: G-R

Irregular

Key Differences Between British and American English Vocabulary

The Project

The project that we have done is the creation of a restaurant under the sea. The restaurant will be located on the island of Capri, Italy; near the Blue Grotto. So, the space going to be completely crystallized and we will have the dining area, with a capacity for 100 diners.

Project Sections

• Target Market
• Staff
• Restaurant
• Facilities and Service
• Conclusions

The target market will be customers of high acquisition who want to enjoy a unique and different experience. The values that we will consider when we will select staff are mainly the languages: English, Spanish, Italian, and French. The restaurant will have three food shifts: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It has two stages, one of them will be in the restaurant which is smaller. Here,...