Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for English

Verb Phrases

• Buy a newspaper: comprar un periódico
• Call a taxi: llamar a un taxi
• Dance the tango: bailar el tango
• Draw a picture: dibujar una imagen
• Find a parking space: encontrar una plaza de aparcamiento
• Give somebody flowers: darles flores a alguien
• Hear a noise: oír un ruido
• Help somebody: ayudar a alguien
• Leave your bag on a train: dejar tu bolso en un tren
• Meet a friend: conocer a una amiga/amigo
• Paint a picture: pintar un cuadro
• Look for your keys: buscar tus llaves
• Remember somebody's name: recuerda el nombre de alguien
• Run a race: correr una carrera
• See a film: ver una película
• Send a text message: enviar un mensaje de texto
• Sing a song: cantar una canción
• Swim in the sea: nadar en el mar
• Take a photo: tomar una foto
• Talk to a friend: hablar a un

Essential English Vocabulary and Phrases

Here's a list of common English words and phrases, along with their meanings:

Exhibit: Exhibición, Firm: Firma, Flavor: Sabor, Mood: Humor, Odor: Olor, Pattern: Modelo, Purchase: Compra, Rhythm: Ritmo, Scent: Perfume, Approach: Acercamiento, Remain: Permanezca, Stare: Mirar fijamente, Stink: Apestar, Store: Tienda, Stroke: Golpe, Trigger: Gatillo, Whisper: Susurro, Accurate: Exacto, Bitter: Amargo, Bright: Brillante, Deafening: Ensordecedor, Disgusting: Asqueroso, Faint: Desmayo, Nasty: Repugnante, Pale: Pálido, Pleasant: Agradable, Rough: Áspero, Savory: Salado, Smooth: Liso, Tasty: Sabroso, Tough: Duro, Weird: Extraño, Bring back: Llevar al fondo, Bring along: Llevar, Set off: Salir, Set back: Retrasar,... Continue reading "English Vocabulary, Grammar, and Usage: A Comprehensive Resource" »

Verb Conjugation Chart

This table provides the base form, past simple, and past participle of common irregular verbs in English.

I. COMPLETE THE IDEAS WITH THE CORRECT QUESTION TAGS

1. Mr. Hamilton isn't going to work for that company, is he?

2. Dan played soccer last Monday, didn't he?

3. You'll understand the instructions, won't you?

4. We won't need to visit the museum again, will we?

5. They have a lot of friends, don't they?

6. I know, I know, I am completely wrong, aren't I?

7. The boys would prefer to sit at the back, wouldn't they?

II. USE THE COMPARATIVE OR THE SUPERLATIVE CASE

1. Amy is the most interesting girl I've ever known.

2. What's the best thing about John for you?

3. Your bicycle is much faster than mine.

4. His new novel is more entertaining than his last one.

5. I didn't win the lottery this time, but maybe next time I'll be luckier

6. Good heavens! It's much... Continue reading "English Grammar Exercises for Intermediate Students" »

Pets: Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Company
• Love
• Fidelity

Disadvantages

• Responsibility
• Care
• Veterinary expenses

Mobile Phones: Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Communication
• Entertainment
• Information

Disadvantages

• Addiction
• Data theft
• Privacy concerns

Dream Destinations

If I could travel anywhere, I would choose the Caribbean or the Canary Islands. The Caribbean offers stunning beaches and warm weather, while the Canary Islands are known for their natural beauty and cultural attractions. I would enjoy exploring these destinations with my friends or family.

However, the cost of travel can be a disadvantage. To make it more affordable, I would consider traveling during the off-season or looking for discounts and deals.

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MUS It’s compulsory / indispensable

• Be obligued
• I’m sure / certain
• Duty
• Surely / Certainly + affirmative

MUSTN’T not allowed

• It’s forbidden / prohibited
• Against the law / not permitted

HAVE TO It’s necessary//need

• NEED TO

DON’T HAVE TO It is not necessary

• DOESN’T NEED TO unnecessary

SHOULD / OUGHT TO advise

• A good idea
• If I were you, I would...
• Suggest
• Had better

SHOULDN’T suggest (negative)

• A wrong idea

CAN Know how to

• Have permission
• Have the ability / Be able to

CAN’T Not possible / Impossible

• Definitely (negative)
• I’m sure / certain (negative)

COULD / MAY / MIGHT PROBABILITY

• Perhaps
• Possible
• Probably
• Likely / In case
• Not sure

COULD / MAY / CAN ASKING FOR PERMISSION

COULD ABILITY IN THE PAST

• knew how to / It was possible

Present Simple: For things we do every day, week... I usually work at home. It doesn't often rain here. Do you speak French? Does Alice like jazz?

sangrar-bleed-bled-bled / encender-light-lighted-lighted

5SOS - Don't Stop

I can refresh you, so can a holiday.
You got me thinking that we could run away.
You are my ticket out; you tell me where and when.
I take your number, said you don't have a phone.
It's getting late now; I gotta let you go.
Everybody wants to take you home tonight.
I'm gonna find a way to make you mine.
Don't stop doin' what you're doin'.
Every time you move to the beat, it gets harder for me.
And you know it, know it, know it.
Don't stop 'cause you know that I like it.
Every time you walk in the room, you got all eyes on you.
And you know it, know it, know it.
Got me close now; sure, I can taste it.
You've got me tongue-tied; I can't escape it.
I remember what you got, the way you push me back.
Everybody wants to take you home tonight.
But... Continue reading "5SOS 'Don't Stop' and 'Heartbreak Girl' Lyrics Analysis" »