Curso de Inglés

First name

Last name

Middle name

Full name

Nickname

Date of birth

Age

Birthday

Address

Home address

Street

ZIP code

Phone number

Email address

Username

Password

Nationality

Occupation

Job

Employer

Workplace

Marital status

Emergency contact

Gender

ID number

ID card

Passport

Signature

Contact information

Personal information

Birthplace

Permanent address

Mailing address

A word is a group of letters with a meaning.

A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete idea.

A paragraph is a group of sentences about the same topic.

A verb describes an action or a state.

A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

An adjective describes a noun.

An adverb describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.

A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun.

A preposition shows the relationship between words.

A conjunction connects words, phrases, or sentences.

An article comes before a noun, such as “a,” “an,” or “the.”

The subject is the person or thing that does the action.

The object is the person or thing that receives the action.

The predicate tells us what the subject does or is.

A phrase is a group of words that does not usually express a complete idea.

A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb.

An expression is a group of words used to communicate a particular idea.

An idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the literal meaning of its words.

A question is a sentence used to ask for information.

An answer is something you say or write in response to a question.

A statement is a sentence that gives information or expresses an idea.

A negative sentence says that something is not true or does not happen.

A positive sentence says that something is true or happens.

A tense shows when an action or situation happens.

The present tense is used for things that happen now or regularly.

The past tense is used for things that happened before now.

The future tense is used for things that will happen later.

An infinitive is the basic form of a verb, usually with “to.”

A gerund is an -ing form of a verb used as a noun.

A participle is a verb form used as part of a verb phrase or as an adjective.

Singular means that there is only one person or thing.

Plural means that there is more than one person or thing.

The meaning of a word is what that word expresses or represents.

A translation is the expression of the meaning of something in another language.

Pronunciation is the way a word is spoken.

Spelling is the way a word is written using letters.

An accent is the way people pronounce words based on their region or language background.

A syllable is one part of a word that contains one vowel sound.

Vocabulary is the collection of words that a person knows or uses.

Grammar is the system of rules for using a language correctly.

Learning English

When I started learning English, I learned that every word has a meaning. I began with simple sentences and then learned how to organize several sentences into a paragraph.

At first, I didn't understand the difference between a verb and a noun. I learned that a verb describes an action or a state, while a noun names a person, place, thing, or idea. Then I learned that an adjective describes a noun and an adverb can describe a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.

I also learned about pronouns, which can replace nouns, and prepositions, which show relationships between words. Conjunctions helped me connect words, phrases, and sentences. I learned that articles such as “a,” “an,” and “the” usually come before nouns.

As I studied grammar, I learned about the subject, the object, and the predicate. I learned that a phrase is a group of words that doesn't usually express a complete idea, while a clause contains a subject and a verb.

I also discovered many useful expressions and idioms. Some idioms were confusing because their meaning was different from the literal meaning of their words. When I had a question, I looked for an answer or asked my teacher for an explanation.

I learned that a statement gives information or expresses an idea. A negative sentence says that something isn't true or doesn't happen, while a positive sentence says that something is true or happens.

Then I started studying verb tenses. The present is useful for things that happen now or regularly. The past is used for things that happened before now, and the future is used for things that will happen later. I also learned about the infinitive, the gerund, and the participle.

Another important lesson was the difference between singular and plural. I learned that singular means one person or thing, while plural means more than one.

Sometimes I needed a translation to understand the meaning of a new word. I also practiced pronunciation and spelling because knowing a word isn't enough if I can't pronounce or spell it correctly.

I noticed that people from different places can have different accents. I also learned about syllables and how they affect pronunciation.

Little by little, my vocabulary became larger. The more words I learned, the easier it became to understand English. Eventually, grammar stopped feeling like a list of complicated rules and became a useful system that helped me understand how the language works.

Word

Sentence

Paragraph

Verb

Noun

Adjective

Adverb

Pronoun

Preposition

Conjunction

Article

Subject

Object

Predicate

Phrase

Clause

Expression

Idiom

Question

Answer

Statement

Negative

Positive

Tense

Present

Past

Future

Infinitive

Gerund

Participle

Singular

Plural

Meaning

Translation

Pronunciation

Spelling

Accent

Syllable

Vocabulary

Grammar

Last but not least.

Better late than never.

Easier said than done.

So far, so good.

Time will tell.

Practice makes perfect.

Actions speak louder than words.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

The sooner, the better.

Once in a blue moon.

Piece of cake.

Break a leg.

Hit the nail on the head.

Speak of the devil.

Better safe than sorry.

No pain, no gain.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

Don't judge a book by its cover.

You never know.

It is what it is.

At the end of the day.

On the bright side.

That's the point.

That's the spirit.

Keep it up.

Hang in there.

Never give up.

Take your time.

One step at a time.

Little by little.

Slow and steady wins the race.

The ball is in your court.

Better luck next time.

Make yourself at home.

Long time no see.

Nice to meet you.

Good things take time.

All in all.

By the way.

As soon as possible.

From time to time.

More or less.

Once and for all.

Now or never.

First things first.

Seeing is believing.

The best of both worlds.

Nothing lasts forever.

Where there's a will, there's a way.

The doctor got tired after working all day.

My brother got dressed before breakfast.

The little girl got lost in the shopping mall.

The firefighter got hurt during the rescue.

The farmer got paid at the end of the week.

The teacher got invited to a special event.

The manager got promoted last month.

The salesman got fired after several mistakes.

The thief got caught by the police.

My old phone got broken during the trip.

The children got excited about the school festival.

My grandmother got worried when nobody called her.

The dog got scared during the storm.

The mechanic got dirty while repairing the truck.

The baby got hungry before dinner.

The farmer got wet while working in the rain.

The students got surprised by the difficult test.

The chef got angry when the order was canceled.

My father got sick after eating something bad.

The workers got exhausted after the harvest.

The young actor got famous after the movie.

The woman got married last summer.

My cousin got divorced a few years ago.

The house got damaged during the storm.

The window got cracked when the ball hit it.

The car got stolen from the parking lot.

The package got damaged during delivery.

The computer got infected with a virus.

The door got locked by itself.

The lights got turned off at midnight.

The workers are getting paid tomorrow.

The children are getting dressed for school.

The road is getting blocked by fallen trees.

The patient is getting treated by a specialist.

The old building is getting repaired this month.

My brother has gotten married recently.

The farmer has gotten injured several times.

The company has gotten involved in the project.

The dog has gotten scared of loud noises.

The house has gotten damaged by the rain.

The workers will get paid next Friday.

The students will get tested at the end of the course.

The new employee will get trained next week.

The old car will get repaired tomorrow.

Did the package get damaged?

Did your brother get invited to the party?

Why did the dog get scared?

How did the window get broken?

The fisherman got caught in the rain.

My neighbor got stuck in traffic this morning.

Going to. Gonna

I’m going to call you later.

She’s going to make dinner tonight.

We’re going to need more time.

I’m going to look for the key.

They’re going to move to another city.

He’s going to fix the car tomorrow.

I’m going to take a shower.

Are you going to come with us?

It’s going to rain tonight.

I’m going to ask him about it.

She’s going to start a new job.

We’re going to have a good time.

I’m going to check the door.

He’s going to be late again.

What are you going to do tomorrow?

I’m going to get some water.

They’re going to build a new house.

I’m not going to tell anyone.

Are you going to stay here?

I’m going to finish this later.

She’s going to buy a new phone.

We’re not going to wait much longer.

I’m going to try again.

He’s going to call me when he gets home.

I think you’re going to like it.

I’m gonna call you later.

She’s gonna make dinner tonight.

We’re gonna need more time.

I’m gonna look for the key.

They’re gonna move to another city.

He’s gonna fix the car tomorrow.

I’m gonna take a shower.

Are you gonna come with us?

It’s gonna rain tonight.

I’m gonna ask him about it.

She’s gonna start a new job.

We’re gonna have a good time.

I’m gonna check the door.

He’s gonna be late again.

What are you gonna do tomorrow?

I’m gonna get some water.

They’re gonna build a new house.

I’m not gonna tell anyone.

Are you gonna stay here?

I’m gonna finish this later.

She’s gonna buy a new phone.

We’re not gonna wait much longer.

I’m gonna try again.

He’s gonna call me when he gets home.

I think you’re gonna like it.

I think I got up at 7.

I think I remember getting up at 7.

As far as I remember, I got up at 7.

I had coffee in the morning, and then I went to work.

I took a shower, and then I had breakfast.

I finished breakfast, and then I went outside.

Today I fertilized the palm plantation.

I worked all morning fertilizing.

I worked all morning fertilizing the palm plantation.

What did you make for lunch?

What did you cook for lunch?

What did you have for lunch?

Potato hash with ground beef.

I hope to fix the cameras tomorrow afternoon.

I hope I can fix the cameras tomorrow afternoon.

Have you changed the air filter on your motorcycle yet?

Has he changed the air filter yet?

Has she cleaned the house yet?

Have they finished the work yet?

Have we finished yet?

He has changed the air filter.

She has cleaned the house.

Has she called you yet?

Have you eaten yet?

Has he arrived yet?

What happens if you don't change the filter?

What happens if you don't clean it?

What happens if you don't replace it?

What happens if he doesn't change the filter?

The motorcycle could stop working.

The motorcycle might stop working.

Have you filled up the gas tank on your motorcycle yet?

Have you filled the gas tank on your motorcycle yet?

Have you filled it up yet?

How much is a liter of gas?

How much does a liter of gas cost?

A liter of gas costs one dollar.

Gas costs a dollar a liter.

I know, but I need to get some gas so I can go out.

I know, but I need to get gas before I can leave.

What will you buy to eat tomorrow?

What are you going to buy to eat tomorrow?

What food are you going to buy tomorrow?

What brand of coffee do you buy?

What brand of coffee do you usually buy?

I usually buy Amigo coffee.

I usually buy coffee from the Amigo brand.

I usually buy powdered milk.

I usually buy powdered milk from the Dos Pinos brand.

I usually buy cooking oil.

I usually buy cooking oil from the Clover brand.

What brand of powdered milk do you buy?

What brand of cooking oil do you buy?

I usually buy Dos Pinos milk.

How much sugar are you going to buy?

How much sugar will you buy?

I need at least two kilograms of sugar.

I need at least two kilos of sugar.

What time are you going to go to the supermarket?

What time are you going to the supermarket?

What time will you go to the supermarket?

I can't make it to the party tonight.

Sorry, I can't make it to the meeting.

I hope you can make it to my birthday.

She couldn't make it to dinner.

Can you make it to the game tomorrow?

We won't be able to make it to the wedding.

He said he could make it to the concert.

Thanks for inviting me, but I can't make it.

My brother couldn't make it to the family dinner.

I really wanted to go, but I couldn't make it.

I know it's difficult, but you can make it.

I don't think I can make it.

She worked hard and finally made it.

Don't give up. You can make it.

We have to keep trying if we want to make it.

He wasn't sure he could make it.

I tried my best, but I couldn't make it.

If we work together, we can make it.

She believed she could make it.

I don't know how, but we'll make it.

They had many problems, but they made it.

You can make it if you don't give up.

He kept working until he finally made it.

I thought I couldn't make it, but I did.

We need to stay focused if we're going to make it.

She was tired, but she knew she could make it.

I hope everything works out and we make it.

It won't be easy, but we'll make it.

He almost gave up, but he made it.

I believe you can make it.

I don't think I can make it by six.

We need to leave now if we want to make it on time.

Can you make it by Friday?

I have to hurry if I'm going to make it to work on time.

We probably won't make it before dark.

Don't worry, we'll make it there before noon.

I barely made it to the bus stop.

She ran to the station and made it just in time.

Do you think we'll make it home before it rains?

I won't make it to the store before it closes.

We left early, so we'll make it there by noon.

I don't think we'll make it before the movie starts.

Hurry up, or we won't make it on time.

He drove fast because he wanted to make it before dinner.

I made it to the airport just in time.

Can you make it here before seven?

We should leave now if we want to make it there by sunset.

I don't know if I'll make it home before midnight.

She left work early so she could make it to the appointment.

We made it to the restaurant before it closed.

I checked the measurement before cutting the wood.

We need to measure the table first.

What size do you need?

The length of the board is two meters.

The width of the door is one meter.

The height of the wall is three meters.

The depth of the hole is about one foot.

The distance is too far to walk.

The weight of the box is ten kilograms.

The area of this room is quite large.

The volume of the tank is 500 liters.

This bottle has a capacity of one liter.

The thickness of the glass is five millimeters.

What is the diameter of this pipe?

The circumference of the wheel is two meters.

Check the dimension of the window.

The wire is three millimeters thick.

The cable is ten centimeters long.

The table is two meters long.

The nearest town is ten kilometers away.

The medicine contains five milligrams of the active ingredient.

Add 100 grams of sugar.

The bag weighs five kilograms.

The bottle contains 500 milliliters of water.

I need two liters of water.

The screen is six inches wide.

The table is four feet long.

The fence is three yards long.

The next town is five miles away.

The package weighs eight ounces.

The dog weighs 40 pounds.

The truck can carry one ton.

Add one fluid ounce of oil.

The tank holds 20 gallons of water.

The table is two meters long.

The road is six meters wide.

That tree is very high.

The pool is two meters deep.

The walls are quite thick.

This wire is very thin.

This box is too heavy to carry.

This bag is light enough to carry.

The road is too narrow for a truck.

The cable is too short.

The repair will take roughly two hours.

The machine weighs approximately 100 kilograms.

I know exactly how long it is.

The work will take nearly a week.