WORKBOOK Flashcards
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NEAT
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LIMPIO, PULCRO
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APPROPRIATE
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APROPIADO
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UNDERNEATH
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DEBAJO
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ARE PEOPLE ON A FIRST-NAME BASIS?
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LA GENTE SE TUTEA?
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WHAT DO YOU PREFER TO BE CALLED?
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I PREFER TO BE CALLED GA
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YESTERDAY
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AYER
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TAG QUESTION. SHE GOT A GOOD GRADE ON HER SCIENCE TEST,
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DID’NT SHE?
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TAG QUESTION. DIANE HASN’T GOTTEN HERE YET,
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HAS SHE?
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TAG QUESTION.THEY’LL BE HERE LATER
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WON’T THEY?
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TAG QUESTION. THEY LEFT
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DIDN’T THEY?
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AT 7 I HAD ALREADY GONE TO THE GYM
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AT 7 I HADN’T YET HAD LUNCH
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TO BECOME AWARE
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ENTERARSE, CONCIENTIZARSE
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TO GET ALONG WITH OTHERS
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LLEVARSE BIEN CON OTROS
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TO SUPPORT
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APOYAR
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COMMITMENT
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COMPROMISO
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FLIP-FLOP
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CHANCLAS
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TORN JEANS
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JEANS RASGADOS
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LOL
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LAUGHING OUT LOUD
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USED TO DRAW CONCLUSIONS
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MUST O MUST NOT
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HE MUST BE TIRED
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SHE MUST NOT FEEL WELL
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EKG
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ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
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AN X-RAY
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UNA RADIOGRAFÍA
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SNEEZING
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COLD TABLETS
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A TOOTACHE
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PAINKILLER
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WEAKNESS
VITAMINS
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COUGHING
COUGH MEDICINE
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STOMACH PROBLEMS
ANTACID
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A BURN FROM HOT OIL
OINTMENT
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RED EYES
EYE DROPS
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AN INFECTION
ANTIBIOTIC
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TO BE ADDRESSED BY
SER LLAMADO POR, SER TRATADO COMO
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TO ADDRESS
DIRIGIRSE
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SHE'D LIKE TO BE ADDRESSED BY HER FIRST NAME
SHE´D LIKE TO BE ADDRESSED BY HER TITLE AND FAMILY NAME
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WILL BE ABLE TO + BASE FORM
FUTURE ABILITY
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THE DOCTOR WILL BE ABLE TO SEE YOU TOMORROW
SHE WILL BE ABLE TO PLAY TENNIS AGAIN IN A WEEK OR SO
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MAY OR MIGHT + BASE FORM
POSSIBILITY
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THE DENTIST MIGHT HAVE SOME TIME TO SEE YOU THIS AFTERNOON
YOU MAY NEED TO COME IN RIGHT AWAY
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MAY BE ABLE or MIGHT BE ABLE
POSSIBILITY
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MUST BE ABLE
DRAW CONCLUSIONS
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I (GET) you an appointment at 2 o´clock. Would that be OK? ABILITY
I AM ABLE TO get you an appointment at 2 O´clock
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She doesn´t have openings. She (have) time to see you this afternoon. POSSIBILITY
She MIGHT HAVE time to see you this afternoon.
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I think I (Be) allergic to strawberries. POSSIBILITY
I think I MIGHT BE allergic to strawberries.
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Then you´d better come in this morning. I (fit) you in right before noon. POSSIBILITY
I MIGHT BE ABLE to fit you in right before .
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I´ve been calling him. I know he´s home, but no one´s answering. He (hear) the phone. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
He MUST NOT BE ABLE to hear the phone.
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The dentist (MAY / WILL) be able to see you today, but I´m not sure. POSSIBILITY
MAY
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Your gums are really swollen. You (MIGHT/MUST) be in a lot of pain. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST
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Bill hates to miss class. He (MUST/MIGHT) be really sick if he´s not here today. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST
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We (WILL / MIGHT) be able to go shopping this weekend. It depends on if we have time. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT
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You lost a filling? That (MUST / MAY) really hurt. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST
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The patient (MIGHT / MUST) need a blood test. The doctor have to examine him to be sure. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT
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Susan (WILL / MUST) be able to meet us for dinner, but she said she´d be a little late. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST
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MUST TAMBIÉN SE USA PARA EXPRESAR FUERTE OBLIGACIÓN
MUST TAMBIÉN SE USA PARA EXPRESAR FUERTE OBLIGACIÓN
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Dr. Morris isn´t in until this afternoon. He (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to see you. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT (POSSIBILITY)
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I´m sorry, but I have to cancel today. I (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to see you until the end of the week. I´ll have to check my schedule. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT NOT (POSSIBILITY)
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If I leave work at 5, I (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to get there by 5:30. It depends on how much traffic there is. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT (POSSIBILITY)
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Mrs. Graham has called several dentists. She (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to get an appointment for today. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST (DRAW CONCLUSIONS)
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She has a lot of work to do, so she (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to keep the doctor´s appointment. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO
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Dr. Morris isn´t in until this afternoon. He (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to see you. POSSIBILITY
MIGHT
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I´m sorry, but I have to cancel today. I (MAY / MIGHT / MUST) be able to see you until the end of the week. I´ll have to check my schedule. DRAW CONCLUSIONS
MUST NOT
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PROBABLY va después del verbo to BE
They're PROBABLY at the dentist office
| It's PROBABLY going to rain
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PROBABLY va antes de ISN'T o AREN'T o en la mitad IS PROBABLY NOT; ARE PROBABLY NOT
She PROBABLY isn't feeling well
| She's PROBABLY not feeling well
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Cuando se usan otros verbos, PROBABLY va después del sujeto y antes del verbo
He PROBABLY forgot the appointment
| The dentist PROBABLY doesn't have time
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Siempre que sea posible, use PROBABLY pegado al sujeto
He's PROBABLY
He PROBABLY isn't
He PROBABLY forgot
La única que le gana es to be con comilla pegada al sujeto
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PROBABLY y MOST LIKELY, pueden ser usados al comienzo de una frase para expresar conclusiones
PROBABLY He's a teacher
| MOST LIKELY He's a teacher
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He feels terrible. He must have the flu
He probably has the flu
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The doctor doesn't answer the phone. He must not be in today
He probaably isn't in today
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MAYBE se usa frecuentemente al inicio de una oración
No confundir MAYBE (Tal vez) con MAY BE (Puede ser o puede estar)
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She's been sneezing. She may be allergic to my cat
MAYBE She is allergic to my cat
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He has pain in his chest. He may need an EKG
MAYBE He needs an EKG
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Corrija: I think I forgot probably to take my medication
I think I probably forgot to take my medication
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Corrija: He doesn't have a fever. May be it's just a cold
He doesn't have a fever. Maybe it's just a cold
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Corrija: She is dizzy because she doesn't most likely get enough sleep
Most likely She is dizzy because she doesn't get enough sleep
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Corrija: We don't have probably any cough medicine at home
We probably don't have any cough medicine at home
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Corrija: He maybe able to return to work tomorrow
He may be able to return to work tomorrow
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Corrija: He likes natural medicine so he prefers probably herbal therapy
He likes natural medicine so he probably prefers herbal therapy
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Corrija: They're late probably because they overslept
They're late because they probably overslept
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Corrija: She prefers maybe to wait until Monday
She maybe prefers to wait until Monday
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CAUSATIVOS GET, HAVE, MAKE
GET (CONVENCER); HAVE (SOLICITAR); MAKE (ORDENAR)
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I GOT the company TO AGREE to a new date for the meeting
They GOT the students TO clean up after the party
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I HAD my assistant PLAN the meeting
They HAD the bellman BRING the guests' bags
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I MADE my brother HELP me finish the job
They MADE him sign the form
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(HAVE / CALL) Why don´t you your assistant them?
Why don´t you HAVE your assistant CALL them?
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(GET / DO) I´ll never be able to my brother the laundry
I´ll never be able to GET my brother TO DO the laundry
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(HAVE / CLEAN) Why didn´t you your friends up after the party?
Why didn´t you HAVE your friends CLEAN up after the party?
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(MAKE / WASH) Why don´t you your brother the dishes
Why don´t you MAKE your brother WASH the dishes
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(GET / SIGN) I´m sure we can the teacher these forms
I´m sure we can GET the teacher TO SIGN these forms
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(DO) You can have someone that for you
You can have someone DO that for you
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(SIGN) The lawyer will make them the papers
The lawyer will make them SIGN the papers
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(HELP) Why don´t you get someone you?
Why don´t you get someone TO HELP you?
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(DO) Mrs. Oliver always makes people whatever she wants
Mrs. Oliver always makes people DO whatever she wants
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(TAKE) Have someone else care of that
Have someone else TAKEN care of that
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TO TAKE CARE OF
CUIDAR, PREOCUPARSE, ENCARGARSE
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(HELP) I do everything myself, I never got anyone me
I do everything myself, I never got anyone TO HELP me
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(TAKE) Have someone else care of that
Have someone else TAKEN care of that
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(CLEAN) I make the kids their rooms themselves
I make the kids CLEAN their rooms themselves
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(STOP) I have my husband at the grocery store if I need something
I have my husband STOP at the grocery store if I need something
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(DO) It´s OK to have other people a few things for me
It´s OK to have other people DO a few things for me
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(CLEAN) I make the kids their rooms themselves
I make the kids CLEAN their rooms themselves
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(STOP) I have my husband at the grocery store if I need something
I have my husband STOP at the grocery store if I need something
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(COOK) I´ve gotten the kids a little bit
I´ve gotten the kids TO COOK a little bit
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(SHARE) Life is better when I have everyone the responsibilities
Life is better when I have everyone SHARE the responsibilities
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(CLEAN) She got a service her house before the party
She got a service TO CLEAN her house before the party
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MAKE AND HAVE
| Cómo va el VERBO?
Van sin el TO antes del verbo (BASE FORM)
| GET va en infinitivo TO + VERBO
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GET
| Cómo va el VERBO?
GET va en infinitivo TO + VERBO
| MAKE AND HAVE van sin el TO antes del verbo (BASE FORM)
