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INSTITUTO TECNICO INDUSTRIAL
AREA DE ingles
Ingles
MECANICA AUTOMOTRIZ
QUINTO “B”
Jorge bosos


Overol del motor en v




ANGEL FRANCISCO ICHAJ CATÙA200JEY
26 de septiembre DE 2011
El pasado simple - Verbos regulares
En inglés, el tiempo pasado simple refiere al pretérito, un tiempo gramatical en cuando una acción ocurió y fue completado en el pasado. Paraverbos regulares, el pasado simple normalmente se forma al añadir -ed al infinitivo (sin to).
verbo | + ed = | pasado simple
(pretérito) |
walk
caminar | | walked |
push
empujar | | pushed |
greet
saludar | | greeted |
cover
cubrir | | covered |
Verbos que terminan en vocales
Para verbos regulares que terminan en el vocal -e, añada solamente -d.
bake
cocer | baked |
prize
apreciar |prized |
hope
esperar | hoped |
assume
suponer | assumed |
tie
amarar | tied |
hoe
azadonar | hoed |
free
liberar | freed |
Muy pocos verbos en inglés termina en un vocal que no sea -e. Para esos verbos, añada -ed.
henna
alheñar | hennaed |
ski
esquiar | skied |
echo
resonar | echoed |
Excepciones: los verbos go y do son verbos irregulares - mira abajo.
  Verbos que terminan en y
Para verbosregulares que terminan en un vocal + y, añada -ed.
play
jugar | played |
decay
descomponer | decayed |
survey
mirar | surveyed |
enjoy
disfrutar | enjoyed |
Excepciones: los verbos say (decir) y buy (comprar) son irregulares - mira abajo.
Para verbos regulares que terminan en un consonante + y, hay que cambiar la -y por una -i y entonces añadir -ed.
cry
llorar | cried |
dirty
ensuciar |dirtied |
ready
preparar | readied |
magnify
magnificar | magnified |
Excepciones: el verbo fly (volar) es un verbo irregular - mira abajo.
The simple past - regular verbs
In English, the simple past tense refers to past tense, a tense time ocurió action and was completed in the past. For regular verbs, simple past normally formed by adding-ed to the infinitive (without to).
verb + ed = past tense(past)
walk
Walked walking
push
pushed push
greet
greet greeter
cover
covered cover
Verbs that end in vowels
For regular verbs ending in the vowel-e, add only-d.
bake
bake baked
prize
appreciate prized
hope
wait hoped
assume
assumed mean
tie
tied ditch
hoe
Hoed hoe
free
release freed
Very few English verbs ending in a vowel other than-e. For these verbs, add-ed.
henna
henna blight
ski
skiedskiing
echo
echoed sound
Exceptions: go and do the verbs are irregular verbs - see below.
   Verbs that end in Y
For regular verbs ending in a vowel + y, add-ed.
play
play Play
decay
decayed decomposing
survey
Surveyed look
enjoy
enjoy enjoyed
Exceptions: the verbs say (say) and buy (buy) are irregular - see below.
For regular verbs ending in a consonant + y, change the-y-i and then by adding-ed.
cryCried mourn
dirty
dirtied mess
ready
prepare readied
magnify
magnified magnify
Exceptions: the verb fly (fly) is an irregular verb - see below

POSSESSIVE NOUNS
In this class we will discuss about how to form the possessive form for nouns and how to use the possessive adjectives correctly.
To form the possessive for a noun we must add to the noun an apostrophe (‘) and then the letter “s”.
Examples...