Información De Ingles De Verbos, Nombres Ect.

Index


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Objectives ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .
Verbs ………………………………………..………
Nouns ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... …. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... …
Pronouns ……………………………………………
Adjectives ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..
Advervios ……………………………………………Prepociones ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..
Conclusions ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .



Introduce

The following paper presents information on the speech are verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives and prepositions definition specifying its definition, classification, real examples and exercises.



General:

• Understand and makeknown the basis of the parts of speech



SPECIFIC:
• learn the correct use of rules and classification of each of the parties
• Give understand to the class proper use of verbs




VERBS:
Regular verbs:

Regular verbs are the most common English and have a fundamental characteristic that distinguishes them. These verbs form the past participle and the appending-ED. E.g.work-work, pray, pray. The difficulty of these verbs is to the pronunciation of these and past participle in-ED.
May want to warn of any such principle that past and past participle is pronounced / ed /, have three possible pronunciations depending on the consonant that precedes the ending-ED. Thus:
1 .- If the regular verb in the infinitive ends in a voiceless consonant (voiceless) and / k / o / p /,then the past and / or participle of the verb is pronounced / t /. E.g. Worked
w / kt / or stopped / stopt /
2 .- If the regular verb in the infinitive ends in a consonant sound (voiced) such as / n / o / l /, past and / or participle is pronounced with the sound / d / as in cleaner / kli: nd / or Killer / kilda /
3 .- if the very last regular verb in the infinitive ends in "t" or "d", thepronunciation of the past and / or participle is / id /. E.g. painted / peint / or decide / disaidid.
Note: Regular verbs ending in-e, of course not aden-ED in the past and / or participle but only to aden-D, as in love-loved, smoke, smoked

Irregular verbs:
These verbs, as its name suggests, behave erratically and to form their past participles. In fact we could make three points depending on theform stated. There are irregular verbs:
a. - have three times the same as To cut-cut-cut, to put-put-put, to Set-September to September
b. - They are the same as past participle of bring-Brought To-broght, to tell-Told-Told, to buy-bought-bought
c. - have three different times as To speak-spoke-spoken, to see-saw-seen, to fly-flew-flown
There are about 240 irregular verbs, although it is true,are increasing year on year while others become regular.




Exercise 1

Simple past (regular verbs)
Complete with the verb indicated in the past simple


1. He his room green. (to paint)

2. The prisoners last week. (to escape)

3. It all day yesterday. (to rain)

4. The mechanic my car.(to repair)

5. My mom to a new apartment last month. (to move)

6. My brother everywhere for his ring. (to look)

7. She at me. (to smile)

8. My grandfather old bottles. (to collect)

9. They to replace his computer. (to refuse)

10. I at her joke. (tolaugh)




Exercise 2.
English exercises with the vocabulary of verbs
what a mess! The letters have been moved. Order them to form words



ALYP : _____________


IRVED : ____________


DNEAC : ______________



OCOK : ______________



CAEDN :...