Nouns Flashcards
Be, was were, been
Ser o estar
Beat, beat, beaten
Golpear
Become, became, become
Convertirse en, volverse, llegar a ser
Begin began, begun
Empezar, comenzar e iniciar
Bend, bent, bent
Doblarse, torcer girar.
Take the first road to the right after the road bends to the left.
Bet bet, bet
Apostar, jugar
I’ll bet you one hundred dollars.
Bite, bit, bitten
Probar, morder, probadita
Take a bite. You might like the taste of it.
Blow blew, blown
Soplar, volar
Sand blows across the beach.
La arena vuela por la laya.
Break, broke, broken
Romper
My old jeans finally broke
Bring, brought, brought
Traer, llevar, transportar, moverse
Bring that chair over here, will you?
Lleva la silla a la otra habitación.
Construir, hacer de construcción, (develop) subir
Build,build build
Quemar,incendiar
Burn, Burnt, Burnt.
Explotar, estallar, romperse
Burst burst, burst
Mary was taken to the hospital in an ambulance when her appendix burst.
Coger, cachar, atrapar, tomar
Catch, Caught, caught
Joe needs to caught the bus from the town.
Costar, valer.precio,salir
Cost, cost, cost
The costs of petrol is very high.
This dress cost me 50 dollars.
Acuerdo, trato, repartir, pacto social
Deal dealt, dealt.
Every person takes a turn and deals the carts.
She dealt all her colors with her friends.
Remover la tierra, excavar,sacar
Dig, Dug, Dug
The puppy dug a hole and buried the bone.
Con is digging to plant her trees.
Dibujar
Draw, Drew, Drawn
The artist picked up a sketch pad and began to draw.
El artista cogio un blog de dibujo y empezó a dibujar.
Soñar
Dream, dreamt, dreamt
I have been dreaming that I’m going to Mexico.
Caerse, caer
Fall, Fell, Fallen
It’s autumn and the leaves are falling.
Alimentar
Feed fed, Fed
I need to feed my daughters.
Sentir
Feel, Felt, Felt
How do you feel?
Luchar contra, pelear contra, enfrentarse
Fight, Fought , Fought
He had to fight the attacker with a stick.
Encontrar
Find, Found, Found
I found ten dollars in the street yesterday.
Perdonar a, condonar
Forgive, Forgave, Forgiven
If you apologies for being late. I will forgive you.
Congelar, solidificar
Freeze, froze, frozen
The water freeze very quickly.
Crecer, aumentar, hacerse más alto, desarrollarse
Grow, Grew, Grown
He’s growing a beard
Colgar, exponer
Colguemos esa planta de un gancho del techo.
Hang, Hung/ hanged, Hung/hanged
Let’s hang that plant from a hook in the ceiling.
Oír, Escuchar
Escuchaste ese ruido?
Hear, Heard, Heard
Did you heard that noise?
Esconder, ocultar, tapar
Escondiste mis zapatos??
Hide, Hid, Hidden
Did you hide my shoes?
Golpear a, pegar a, chocar con, chocar a,
Golpeó a su hermano en el estómago con el puño.
Hit, hit, hit
He hit his brother in the stomach with his fist.
Agarrar, Esperar, Espera ( contacto tel) Abrazar a, poder contener o tener una capacidad de contener
Hold, Held, Held
She holds her child’s hands when they cross the street.
Doler, Lastimar, Hacer daño, lastimado o herido
Hurt, Hurt, Hurt
The hurt player had to leave the game.
Guardar, conservar, almacenar.
Seguir haciendo algo o continuar haciendo algo cuando tenga este significado después de este verbo el verbo que le sigue lleva ing
Keep, kept, kept
He kept working until six o’clock..
Don’t drink all the water. I need to keep some for tomorrow.
Arrodillarse
kneel, knelt, knelt
Tere knelt several times during the mass.
Extender, echar, hacer recaer.
Lay, Laid, Laid
He would usually lay the blame on his sister.
El solía hecharle la culpa a su hermana.
Guiar, Conducir, Guiar
Lead, Led, Led
The priest leads the congregation in prayer.
El sacerdote dirige en oración a la congregación.
Aprender, memorizar, descubrir, averiguar
Learn, Learnt, Learnt
Partir, salir, marcharse, irse, dejar, abandonar, confiar, olvidarse, dejar
Leave, Left, Left
Prestar, Dar algo a, dar préstamo
Lend, Lent, Lent
Dejar, Permitir, Alquilar, (nulo, red tenis) decepcionar,
Let, Let, Let
Let the waiter through.
(permite pasar al camarero)
Mentira, echarse, extenderse, estar, yacer, descansar
Lie, lay, lain
The lie got him in trouble when his boss found out the truth.
La mentira lo metió en problemas cuando su jefe descubrió la verdad
Luz, lámpara
Light, Lit, Lit
These particular plants grow better in the light than in the dark.
Olvidar
Forget, Forgot, Forgotten
Olvidar
Forget, Forgot, Forgotten
Querer decir o significar
Mean, Meant, Meant
What does the word “available “ mean?
