Trekking: Walking in the Mountains
To Be Fit: Estar en Forma
Swimming Cap: Gorro de Piscina
Walls Have Ears
Opposite of Wide: Narrow
Goat: Cabra
Sheep: Oveja/s
Praise: Alabanza
The Worst: Lo Peor
On Top of That = In Addition to (Además de…)
Exhausting: Extremely Tiring
Scorcher: Extremely Hot Day
Collapse: Fall Down
Drop Out: Stop Doing Something Before Finishing
Cheerful: Happy
Borrow from: Pedir Prestado
Give Back: Devolver
Find Out: Discover
It's Up to You: Tú Verás, Depende de Ti
Disappointed: Unhappy About Something
Tiny: Very Small
Filthy: Very Dirty
Brochure: A Booklet with Information
It's Not Big Enough: No Es lo Suficientemente Grande
History: A School Subject // The Whole of Time Before the Present, and All Things That Happened in That Time
Story: An Account of Something That Happened. Stories Can Be Imaginary, Traditional, or True
Fun: Things You Enjoy
Funny: Something That Makes You Laugh
You Make an Effort. Do an Effort Is Incorrect
Some Irregular Plurals:
| Singular | Plural |
|---|
| Man | Men |
| Woman | Women |
| Thief (Ladrón) | Thieves |
| Leaf (Hoja) | Leaves |
| Shelf (Estantería) | Shelves |
| Self | Selves |
Myself, yourself, herself, himself BUT yourselves, ourselves, themselves
Handsome: For Boys
Pretty/Beautiful: For Girls
You Marry Someone
You Get Married to Someone
Slave: Esclavo
To Star:
Award: Prize
HUT
HAT
HOUSE AND HOME
CAP
CUP
BE HAPPY ABOUT SOMETHING
Amusement Park (Igueldo)
Theme Park (Port Aventura)
Go on the Rides: Subirse a las Atracciones
Ride the Big Wheel / Ferris Wheel = Montarse en la Noria
Lose = Perder Algo
Get Lost = Perderse
VERBS WITH SPORTS
| PLAY | DO | GO |
|---|
| (When We Use a Ball) | (Other Sports) | (Sports Ending in -ING) |
| Handball | Judo | Swimming |
| Tennis | Karate | Surfing |
| Basketball | Gym | Skiing |
| Golf | | |
Long Sleeves
To Throw / Threw / Thrown: Tirar, Lanzar
Steal / Stole / Stolen: Robar
To Chew: Masticar
Borrow from: Pedir Prestado
