Curso de Inglés

1. Dare = atreverse a hacer algo

Do you dare to ask her?

I don't dare look down.

She doesn't dare speak to him.

We don't dare enter the cave.

They don't dare complain.

He didn't dare say anything.

Did you dare tell the truth?

Nobody dared touch the snake.

Would you dare climb that mountain?

I wouldn't dare lie to you.

I dare not ask.

He dared not move.

She dared not look back.

We dared not make a sound.

They dared not open the door.

Nobody dared question the boss.

I wouldn't dare interrupt.

Would you dare travel alone?

Do you dare drive at night?

He doesn't dare disagree with his wife.

She doesn't dare tell her parents.

I dare say you're right.

How dare you speak to me like that?

How dare he lie to us?

How dare they leave without saying goodbye?

How dare she say that?

2. Dare = retar a alguien

I dare you to try it.

My brother dares me to swim.

She dared him to sing.

They dared us to dance.

I dare you to call your teacher.

He dared his friend to jump into the river.

She dared me to eat the hot pepper.

We dared each other to stay awake all night.

The children dared their father to dance.

Who dared you to do that?

Don't you dare touch my phone!

Don't you dare laugh!

Don't you dare open that box!

3. A dare = un reto

I accepted the dare.

That was a dangerous dare.

It was only a silly dare.

The dare made everyone laugh.

He completed the dare.

She refused the dare.

The children invented a funny dare.

Every dare became more difficult.

I lost the dare.

He won the dare.

Nobody accepted my dare.

The doctor gets to help many patients every day.

My grandmother gets to see all her grandchildren on Sundays.

The firefighter got to save a family from the fire.

The teacher gets to teach young children every morning.

The farmer gets to work with nature every day.

My little brother got to ride a horse for the first time.

The police officer got to meet the president.

The chef gets to prepare delicious meals.

The mechanic gets to repair classic cars.

The pilot gets to fly around the world.

My cousin gets to play soccer every weekend.

The nurse got to comfort a frightened child.

The singer got to perform in front of thousands of people.

The actor gets to work with famous directors.

The painter got to create a beautiful mural.

The baker gets to make fresh bread every morning.

My uncle got to visit an ancient castle.

The tourist got to explore the rainforest.

The scientist gets to discover new things.

The bus driver gets to meet different people every day.

The students are getting to use the new computers.

My mother is getting to spend more time at home.

The engineer is getting to design a new bridge.

The children are getting to learn English through games.

The company is getting to serve more customers.

The doctor has gotten to work with an excellent medical team.

My brother has gotten to travel to many countries.

The little girl has gotten to keep her favorite puppy.

The soccer team has gotten to play in a national tournament.

The restaurant has gotten to serve famous athletes.

The young teacher will get to lead the school project.

My father will get to try the new tractor tomorrow.

The carpenter will get to build a beautiful cabin.

The children will get to visit the science museum.

The customer will get to choose any dessert on the menu.

Did the nurse get to talk with the patient?

Did your sister get to watch the final match?

Why did the farmer get to leave early?

When will the students get to take the exam?

How did the little boy get to hold the baby rabbit?

Don't get to worry about every little mistake.

Try to get to know your new neighbors.

Can the mechanic get to fix the truck today?

Could the doctor get to examine the patient this afternoon?

The waiter couldn't get to serve every table on time.

The puppy got to play with the children in the park.

Every employee must get to attend the safety meeting.

The young actress might get to appear in a television series.

Our neighbors always get to enjoy beautiful sunsets.

The old fisherman finally got to catch the biggest fish of his life.

Listening practice: Just in Case

Tomorrow we're going on a long trip, so I want to be ready for everything. I'll check the weather just in case. I'll take an umbrella just in case it rains, and I'll wear a jacket just in case it gets cold. I'll also wear comfortable shoes just in case we walk a lot.

Before I leave, I'll charge my phone, take a charger, and save my friend's phone number just in case. I'll print the tickets, write down the address, and take a map just in case the GPS stops working. I'll also bring my passport, my ID, my keys, my glasses, and some cash just in case.

I'll pack some snacks, some water, my medicine, some tissues, an extra shirt, a blanket, and some sunscreen just in case. I'll even bring a flashlight and some batteries just in case the power goes out.

Before I leave home, I'll lock the door, keep the receipt, and back up my photos just in case. I'll fill up the gas tank, wake up early, and leave a little earlier just in case there's traffic.

Finally, I'll send my family the address and a reminder just in case they need to contact me. It may seem like a lot of preparation, but it's always better to be ready just in case.

En inglés

Take an umbrella just in case.

Bring your passport just in case.

I'll save the file just in case.

Charge your phone just in case.

I'll call him just in case.

Take some cash just in case.

Wear a jacket just in case it gets cold.

Pack some snacks just in case we get hungry.

Leave a little earlier just in case there's traffic.

I'll make an extra copy just in case.

Take your medicine just in case you need it.

Bring a flashlight just in case the power goes out.

I'll write it down just in case I forget.

Take your glasses just in case.

Keep the receipt just in case.

I'll lock the door just in case.

Bring some water just in case.

Save his phone number just in case.

Take a charger just in case your battery dies.

I'll check the weather just in case.

Wear comfortable shoes just in case we walk a lot.

Take an extra shirt just in case you get wet.

Bring a blanket just in case it gets chilly.

I'll send you the address just in case.

Take your keys just in case.

I'll wake up early just in case.

Bring some batteries just in case.

Let's reserve a table just in case.

I'll print the tickets just in case.

Take a map just in case your GPS stops working.

Bring some sunscreen just in case it's very sunny.

I'll back up my photos just in case.

Take some tissues just in case.

I'll fill up the gas tank just in case.

Bring your ID just in case they ask for it.

Take an extra pen just in case yours runs out of ink.

I'll bring my laptop just in case.

Keep the window closed just in case it rains.

Let's buy a little extra food just in case.

I'll send you a reminder just in case.

Early one morning, my brother said, “We'd better leave now, or we'll miss the train.” My sister replied, “I'd better lock the door first.” My mom looked outside and said, “Your dad had better slow down because the roads are wet.” Before leaving, she added, “We'd better take an umbrella because it looks like rain.”

On the way, my friend called and said, “The teacher had better explain the lesson again because many students didn't understand it.” Another friend answered, “The students had better finish their homework before class.”

When we arrived downtown, we saw a police officer talking to a driver. The police officer said, “You'd better not use your phone while driving.” A mechanic nearby told the driver, “You'd better check your brakes too.” At the same time, a firefighter reminded everyone, “We'd better be careful.”

Later, we went to a restaurant. The chef tasted the soup and smiled. The waiter said, “I'd better bring the bill before it gets busy.” My brother laughed and said, “I'd better save some money instead of ordering dessert.”

In the afternoon, we visited our cousin on his farm. He said, “I'd better water the crops today, but I'd better not plant anything before the rain.” A doctor who was visiting the area told my mom, “You'd better get some rest,” and the nurse reminded everyone to wash their hands.

That evening, the manager called an important meeting. He said, “We'd better make a decision today, but we'd better not ignore the problem.” Everyone agreed.

Before going to bed, my sister said, “I'd better charge my phone.” My brother said, “I'd better not stay up too late because I have an exam tomorrow.” I smiled and thought, “I'd better get some sleep too. Tomorrow is going to be a busy day.”

I'd better...

I’d better leave now.

You’d better call your mom.

He’d better study harder.

She’d better get some rest.

We’d better hurry.

They’d better take a taxi.

My brother’d better apologize.

My sister’d better lock the door.

My dad’d better slow down.

My mom’d better see a doctor.

The teacher’d better explain it again.

The doctor’d better examine the patient.

The nurse’d better wash her hands.

The police officer’d better ask more questions.

The firefighter’d better wear protective gear.

The chef’d better taste the soup.

The waiter’d better bring the bill.

The driver’d better check the brakes.

The pilot’d better check the weather.

The farmer’d better water the crops.

The mechanic’d better replace the battery.

The student’d better finish the homework.

The manager’d better make a decision.

My friend’d better tell the truth.

Your cousin’d better save some money.

I'd better not...

I’d better not stay up late.

You’d better not forget your passport.

He’d better not drive so fast.

She’d better not spend all her money.

We’d better not miss the train.

They’d better not make so much noise.

My brother’d better not skip breakfast.

My sister’d better not worry too much.

My dad’d better not lift that box.

My mom’d better not work all day.

The teacher’d better not cancel the class.

The doctor’d better not ignore the symptoms.

The nurse’d better not make a mistake.

The police officer’d better not believe every story.

The firefighter’d better not enter alone.

The chef’d better not burn the food.

The waiter’d better not forget our order.

The driver’d better not use the phone.

The pilot’d better not take off yet.

The farmer’d better not plant before the rain.

The mechanic’d better not reuse that old part.

The student’d better not cheat on the exam.

The manager’d better not fire anyone today.

My friend’d better not lie to me.

Your cousin’d better not waste his time.

Listening Practice: Getting What We Need

Every morning, the doctor gets good results from most treatments, and the nurse gets help from her coworkers. The teacher gets many questions from the students, while my sister gets a lot of messages every day. The chef gets fresh vegetables every morning, and the farmer gets fresh water from the river. My aunt gets beautiful flowers from her garden, and our neighbors always get fresh fruit from their orchard.

Last month, the mechanic got a new toolbox, the painter got a new brush, and my grandfather got a new hat for his birthday. The little boy got a bicycle for Christmas, the dog got a new collar, and the firefighter got a medal for his bravery. The police officer got important information from a witness, the tourist got a map at the hotel, and the pilot got permission to take off.

This week, the students are getting more homework, my mother is getting some groceries, the engineer is getting new equipment, and the company is getting more orders every month. The family is getting a new refrigerator because the old one stopped working.

Recently, the scientist has gotten excellent results, my brother has gotten a better job, the little girl has gotten many gifts, the team has gotten more support from the fans, and the restaurant has gotten excellent reviews.

Tomorrow, the doctor will get the test results, my father will get a new phone, the carpenter will get more wood, the children will get a surprise after dinner, and the customer will get a full refund.

Before the harvest, the farmer hopes to get enough workers. The nurse may get another blanket for the patient, and every employee must get an ID card. The young actress might get an important role in a new movie, and everyone hopes to get good opportunities in the future.

The doctor gets good results from most treatments.

My sister gets a lot of messages every day.

The firefighter got a medal for his bravery.

The teacher gets many questions from the students.

My grandfather got a new hat for his birthday.

The farmer gets fresh water from the river.

The mechanic got a new toolbox last month.

The nurse gets help from her coworkers.

The little boy got a bicycle for Christmas.

The police officer got important information from a witness.

The chef gets fresh vegetables every morning.

My aunt gets beautiful flowers from her garden.

The pilot got permission to take off.

The tourist got a map at the hotel.

The cashier gets many customers on weekends.

The painter got a new brush yesterday.

My cousin gets good grades at school.

The bus driver got a flat tire on the highway.

The baby gets a bath every evening.

The dog got a new collar.

The students are getting more homework this week.

My mother is getting some groceries.

The engineer is getting new equipment.

The company is getting more orders every month.

The family is getting a new refrigerator.

The scientist has gotten excellent results.

My brother has gotten a better job.

The little girl has gotten many gifts.

The team has gotten more support from the fans.

The restaurant has gotten excellent reviews.

The doctor will get the test results tomorrow.

My father will get a new phone next week.

The carpenter will get more wood this afternoon.

The children will get a surprise after dinner.

The customer will get a full refund.

Did the teacher get your email?

Did your uncle get the package?

Why did the baby get a fever?

When will the mechanic get the spare parts?

How did the student get that idea?

Don't get any unnecessary worries.

Try to get some rest before the trip.

Can the farmer get enough workers for the harvest?

Could the nurse get another blanket for the patient?

The waiter couldn't get the order right.

The puppy got a treat after learning a new trick.

Every employee must get an ID card.

The young actress might get an important role.

The little cat gets plenty of attention from the children.

Our neighbors always get fresh fruit from their orchard.

This morning, I wanted to leave the house, but I was missing my keys, so I couldn't get inside my car. Then I realized I was missing my wallet, and I also couldn't find my phone. Before reading an important document, I noticed that I was missing my reading glasses. My phone battery was almost dead because I was missing my charger.

When I finally found my backpack, I discovered that my notebook was missing, and my favorite pen wasn't there either. The report I had to finish was missing some important information, and the document was missing a signature. Even my book was missing the last chapter, so I couldn't finish reading it.

Later, I went outside and saw that my bike was missing a wheel, and my car was missing a mirror. At home, the box was missing its lid, and the machine was missing an important part. I also tried to complete a puzzle, but it was missing two pieces.

In the afternoon, I met my friends, but our team was missing its best player, and the class was missing several students. The meeting was missing the manager, so everyone had to wait. We checked the attendance list and noticed that one person's name was missing.

At night, I wanted to watch a movie, but the movie was missing English subtitles. Then I looked for my luggage because I had a trip the next day, but my luggage was missing, and the airline was still looking for it. Before going to bed, I looked around my room and thought, "I think something is still missing." It had been a long day full of missing things.

I'm missing my reading glasses, so I can't read this book.

I'm missing my keys, so I can't get inside the house.

I'm missing my wallet, and I need to pay for lunch.

I'm missing my phone, so I can't call anyone.

I'm missing my backpack, and all my books are inside it.

I'm missing my passport, so I can't travel.

I'm missing my charger, and my phone is almost dead.

I'm missing my notebook, so I can't finish my homework.

I'm missing my favorite pen, and I need it for the test.

I'm missing one shoe, so I can't leave yet.

My car is missing a mirror, but I can still drive it.

My bike is missing a wheel, so I can't ride it.

The puzzle is missing two pieces, so we can't finish it.

The report is missing some important information.

The recipe is missing one ingredient.

My shirt is missing a button, so I won't wear it today.

The box is missing its lid.

The machine is missing an important part.

The book is missing the last chapter.

The file is missing from my computer.

Our team is missing its best player today.

The class is missing several students this morning.

The meeting is missing the manager.

The movie is missing subtitles in English.

My luggage is missing, and the airline is looking for it.

The package is missing, and nobody knows where it is.

Your name is missing from the list.

This sentence is missing a verb.

Your answer is missing some details.

The project is missing the final step.

I think we're missing something important.

Someone is missing from the family photo.

The painting is missing from the wall.

The house is missing electricity after the storm.

The restaurant is missing several tables.

The team is missing a good leader.

My watch is missing, and I've looked everywhere.

The document is missing a signature.

I'm missing my sunglasses because I left them at home.

We're missing one person, so we can't start yet.