Curso de Inglés

The doctor gets busy every Monday morning, and the nurse gets busy during the night shift. The chef gets nervous before every competition, while the actor gets nervous before every show. Our math teacher gets excited when students ask questions, and the children get excited when they learn something new.

The farmer gets dirty while working in the fields, and the mechanic gets dirty fixing old trucks. The firefighter got wet during the rescue because it was raining heavily. The taxi driver got sleepy on the long trip, and my grandmother got tired after cooking all day. My cousin gets hungry after playing soccer, and the baby is getting sleepy after drinking milk.

The little puppy is getting stronger every week, but the old horse is getting weaker with age. My neighbor is getting friendlier every month, and our English class is getting better because everyone studies every day. The weather is getting colder this week, the soup is getting cold on the table, and my phone is getting hot after several hours of use.

The singer got famous very quickly, but the student got better only after practicing every day. My best friend has gotten more confident, and the football team has gotten stronger this season. Our neighbors have gotten friendlier, and the city has gotten safer over the last few years.

Next month, the young engineer will get better with experience, and the little girl will get stronger with exercise. The children will get hungry after the hike, and my father will get tired if he doesn't take a break. The garden will get dry without rain.

Sometimes people get angry, get scared, or get upset because of unexpected problems, but they shouldn't get discouraged. With patience and practice, everyone can get better every day.

The doctor gets busy every Monday morning.

My grandmother gets tired after cooking all day.

The firefighter got wet during the rescue.

Our math teacher gets excited when students ask questions.

The farmer gets dirty while working in the fields.

My little brother got scared during the movie.

The police officer got angry after the argument.

The chef gets nervous before every competition.

The mechanic gets dirty fixing old trucks.

The taxi driver got sleepy on the long trip.

My cousin gets hungry after playing soccer.

The nurse got busy during the night shift.

The singer got famous very quickly.

The actor gets nervous before every show.

The painter got tired after painting the entire house.

The baker gets ready before sunrise.

My uncle got lucky in the raffle.

The pilot got sick before the flight.

The tourist got lost and scared. (Aquí "lost" funciona como adjetivo.)

The student got better after practicing every day.

My neighbor is getting friendlier every month.

The little puppy is getting stronger every week.

The old horse is getting weaker with age.

The baby is getting sleepy.

Our English class is getting better.

The weather is getting colder this week.

The soup is getting cold.

My phone is getting hot.

The company's service is getting worse.

The river is getting cleaner.

The dentist has gotten busier this year.

My best friend has gotten more confident.

The football team has gotten stronger.

Our neighbors have gotten friendlier.

The city has gotten safer.

The little girl will get stronger with exercise.

The young engineer will get better with experience.

The children will get hungry after the hike.

My father will get tired if he doesn't rest.

The garden will get dry without rain.

Don't get impatient.

Try not to get upset.

Can a rabbit get lonely?

Why did the customer get angry?

Did your sister get nervous before the interview?

The waiter shouldn't get discouraged after one bad day.

The puppy might get scared during the storm.

The basketball player could get stronger with more training.

Every employee must get ready before the meeting.

The young musician never gets bored while practicing.

We moved forward without looking back.

Don't step forward until I call your name.

He took one step backward.

She didn't look backward after leaving.

The balloon floated upward.

Smoke drifted upward into the sky.

The leaves fell downward.

The elevator moved downward slowly.

Please come inward and close the door.

The walls leaned inward after the storm.

Everyone rushed outward when the alarm sounded.

The door opens outward, not inward.

We walked homeward after dinner.

They started homeward before sunset.

The birds flew northward for the summer.

We continued northward despite the rain.

The hikers moved southward all morning.

The road bends southward after the bridge.

The train traveled eastward through the valley.

We watched the clouds move eastward.

The explorers headed westward at sunrise.

They didn't continue westward because of the snow.

The storm is moving northeastward.

We drove northeastward to visit our friends.

The birds migrated northwestward.

The ship continued northwestward overnight.

They traveled southeastward along the coast.

The river flows southeastward from here.

We hiked southwestward until sunset.

The wind pushed the smoke southwestward.

The boat drifted seaward.

The strong current carried us seaward.

We walked shoreward after swimming.

The waves pushed the kayak shoreward.

The hikers hurried landward before the storm.

The boat turned landward at sunset.

Everyone looked skyward during the fireworks.

She pointed skyward when the airplane passed.

He raised his eyes heavenward.

They looked heavenward in silence.

Sail toward the windward side of the island.

The windward coast gets more rain.

The boat stayed on the leeward side.

We camped on the leeward slope to avoid the wind.

Early one morning, my friends and I started walking forward along a quiet trail. We never looked backward because we were excited about our adventure. As the sun came up, we looked upward and watched colorful birds flying across the sky. A few leaves drifted downward from the trees while we slowly moved inward into a peaceful forest.

After a while, we walked outward until we reached the beach. Later in the afternoon, we began our homeward journey. We first traveled northward, then turned eastward, and after crossing a bridge, we continued southward. At one point, we even changed direction and headed westward for a short distance.

Our map showed several different routes. One path led northeastward through the hills, another continued northwestward into the mountains, a third road went southeastward toward a small fishing village, and the last trail stretched southwestward along the coast.

When we finally reached the ocean, we saw a small boat moving seaward. At sunset, it turned shoreward and returned safely. We left the beach and walked landward until we reached the main road again.

That evening, everyone looked skyward to admire the first stars. An old man quietly raised his eyes heavenward before smiling. Near the harbor, we noticed that the sailboats were facing the windward side, while the fishermen rested on the leeward side, protected from the strong wind.

It was a long day, but it was one of the best adventures I have ever had.

forward

backward

upward

downward

inward

outward

homeward

northward

southward

eastward

westward

northeastward

northwestward

southeastward

southwestward

seaward

shoreward

landward

skyward

heavenward

windward

leeward

We drove north to visit our cousins.

The birds fly north every spring.

Keep going north until you reach the river.

The storm is moving northeast.

We hiked northeast through the forest.

Their village is northeast of the city.

The sun rises in the east.

They traveled east for two days.

The beach is just east of here.

We headed southeast after breakfast.

The road turns southeast at the bridge.

The airplane continued southeast.

Many birds fly south in the winter.

We drove south along the coast.

The farm is south of the lake.

The wind is coming from the southwest.

They moved southwest to find warmer weather.

We walked southwest until sunset.

The sun sets in the west.

We traveled west across the country.

His house is west of the school.

The cabin is northwest of the lake.

We hiked northwest for several miles.

The clouds are moving northwest.

My Town

I live in a small town. It is a quiet and friendly place. My house is in the south of the town. My school is north of my house, so I walk there every morning. The park is east of the school, and I like to play soccer there with my friends after class.

There is a supermarket west of the park, and my family buys food there every weekend. The hospital is in the northwest, and the library is in the northeast. The bus station is in the southeast, and my grandparents live southwest of my house.

I like my town because everything is close, and it is easy to find places by using the cardinal directions.

North

Northeast

East

Southeast

South

Southwest

West

Northwest

Even my boss smiled today.

I don't even know his name.

I'll help you even if I'm busy.

Even though it was raining, we went out.

It was expensive. Even so, I bought it.

Even then, I didn't believe him.

Even now, I miss my old friends.

Even today, people remember him.

Even here, it's very hot.

Even there, nobody recognized me.

It's even more expensive now.

I have even less time today.

This movie is even better than the first one.

The traffic is even worse today.

We need an even bigger truck.

I want an even smaller phone.

This job is even harder than I expected.

The second test was even easier.

She runs even faster than before.

Please drive even slower.

We are even closer to the finish line.

They moved even farther away.

I woke up even earlier today.

She arrived even later than yesterday.

We stayed even longer this time.

The new version is even shorter.

The mountain is even higher than I thought.

The temperature dropped even lower last night.

My brother looks even younger now.

My grandfather is even older than yours.

I knew the answer even before you asked.

Even after the meeting, we kept talking.

Even with your help, I couldn't finish.

Even without a map, we found the place.

Even among friends, he is very quiet.

Even against strong teams, they play well.

Even during the storm, they kept working.

Even at night, the store is busy.

Even in winter, it stays warm here.

Even on weekends, she works.

He wants to get even.

She wants to get even with him.

Our business broke even last month.

Things will even out soon.

Let's even up the bill.

Eight is an even number.

We have an even chance of winning.

They are competing on even terms.

The teacher wanted an even distribution of the books.

The table has a smooth, even surface.

Every day, people make important decisions, and sometimes they aren't sure what the best choice is. We often ask questions before we act. Can't we find a better solution? Shouldn't we think more carefully? Wouldn't it be better to work together instead of working alone?

Last Monday, my friends and I had to finish a school project. One student couldn't remember the instructions, another couldn't find his dictionary, and another couldn't solve a difficult math problem. We asked our teacher, "Couldn't you explain the lesson one more time?" She smiled and helped us understand everything.

Before we started working, one of my classmates asked, "May I sit here?" Another student wondered, "May I not use this computer if it isn't working properly?" Our teacher explained that we might not need every computer because some students could share one. She also said that we might not finish on time if we wasted too much time talking.

During lunch, we talked about the future. Won't technology change our lives? Won't people need to learn new skills? My friend said he would like to travel abroad one day. I asked him, "Wouldn't you enjoy visiting different countries and meeting new people?" He answered that he certainly would.

In the afternoon, we discussed school rules. Mustn't students respect their teachers? Mustn't everyone follow the classroom rules? We all agreed that students shouldn't ignore good advice, shouldn't waste time, and shouldn't be rude to others. We also believed that teachers shouldn't give up on students who need extra help.

After school, we wanted to play soccer, but dark clouds appeared in the sky. Might it not rain soon? Might we not have enough time to finish the game? We decided to play anyway because we didn't want to miss the opportunity. Fortunately, it didn't rain until we arrived home.

Before going to bed, I thought about the day. Can't small acts of kindness make a big difference? Shouldn't we help our friends whenever they need us? Wouldn't the world be a better place if everyone showed respect, worked hard, and cared about other people? I believe the answer is yes, and I hope we never stop learning, asking questions, and helping one another.