Curso de Inglés

Worry

Anymore

Arrange

resign

Else

Burden

Zip tie

Creepy

Baloney

Shoplifting

Belly

Awareness

curfew

To bet

Crow

sledge

Metal shears

toilet

Fitting room

On sale

to quit

caulk

Trowel

Arrange

Padlock

Pot (significando maceta)

wasp

Flatware

find out

muscle

struggle

Sorrow

Chunky

Diaper

Chasing

Caring

Show up

Reaches

Bunch

Hand it over

Turf

Brats

Shots

Beaten

Bleeding

Stretcher

Acute

Chief

Fellow

Humbly

Surround

Nightmare

Creeping

Compliment

Now move up to your ankles and your calves.

Oh, well, I napped instead.

The test was a cinch.

That was a cinch.

I'll just check the answers in the back.

He puts up a fight

Give it some muscle.

we failed another one.

Maybe it'll stop by the bus station.

I couldn't have asked for better relaxation tutors.

I pick up the palm leaf and put it on the pile.

I pick up the palm leaf and place it on the pile.

I pick up the hammer and put it where it belongs.

I pick up the hammer and put it back in the toolbox.

I'm picking mangoes with a pole.

I picked up my friend.

Business is picking up.

We picked tomatoes this morning.

I'm knocking the mangoes down with a pole.

They lather their hands with soap.

The fog came creeping over the hills.

Don't waste your time on me.

Man up and tell her the truth.

You made the mistake. Man up and apologize.

Who is that man sitting over there?

I use deodorant so I don't smell bad.

I put on deodorant so I won't smell bad.

I stayed up late and only got three hours of sleep.

"End up" is a phrasal verb that means to finally be in a particular situation or state, often after a series of events or a process.

-Then how did I end up this handsome?.

I didn't know it was this expensive.

to draw water from the well

I want to go to Los Angeles and see what it's like.

I want to go to Los Angeles to look around.

There's a man standing by the door.

A woman is standing outside.

I need to cool off.

He went for a walk to cool off.

I'm facing a difficult decision.

She gave away her old clothes.

The kids are up to something.

Take one of mine.

Can You get The Door?

This is carlos speaking

A sadness came over her.

Fear swallowed him whole.

I glanced at them.

I prefer the dusky soulfulness of a jazz saxophone.

They might just fail you.

A fear comes over them that swallows them whole.

Then you'll feel the jaws of fear tightening all around you.

You may open your test booklets now.

I'm happy for a snappy.

Well, this is it.

Now where did I put that one Arthur gave me?

No, but I just passed a few back there.

Watch out for the angry dog.

Watch out for the hot pot.

Watch out for the falling rocks

Watch out for the low branch.

Watch out for the wet floor.

I'm giving everyone I know number two pencils.

That way you can give me one if I forget to bring mine.

Why won't you all just be quiet?

It's like you want me to fail.

It's just reviewing stuff we already know.

Don't get worked up.

You're getting yourselves worked up over nothing.

This isn't a laughing matter.

don't you dare forget it.

all of the above.

would you knock it off?

has given some of your students a nasty case of the jitters.

has given some of your students a nasty case of the jitters.

For me, it's when I play the keyboard in front of an audience.

Anybody else get the willies before performing?

Aye, once me palms were so sweaty,

and I've got the scar to prove it.

Here's one way I like to deal with it.

Everyone lie on your backs.

Be aware of your toes.

Wiggle them a little.

Feel all that tension in your head just melt away.

Turn it right side out.

My shirt is inside out.

My pants are inside out.

Your shirt is on inside out. Fix it.

I need to pick up the dirty clothes around the house and do the laundry.

gather the dirty clothes

Make sure you wash the dishes

I insert my card into the ATM.

One of your buttons is undone.

Your bra strap y showing.

This food is cold. Could you heat it up?

This food is cold. Could you warm it up?

This food is cold. Nuke it

Can you nuke it for 30 seconds?

How long have you been in Costa Rica?

Where are you headed?

Take an umbrella. It looks like rain.

The sky is very dark. It looks like it's going to rain.

I need to shave my beard

I shave every morning

I need to shave before work

I came by car.

The crazy gringo has arrived

I'll bring right away

The vendor uses a barrow to sell fruit.

It's in the pocket of your shorts.

It's in your pocket

Turn off the faucet when the washer is half full.

Do you know if the bus has already left

Did the bus already leave?

The oranges are scattered everywhere.

The oranges were spread out all over the ground.

How long do you have to wait?

How long does it take?

Can you give me a simple definition of each word?

That means when someone receives a gift

That's for sure.

I add salt to the eggs.

I add sugar to the coffee

Does anybody have a question?

Somebody also means "someone," but in a question, people normally use anybody or anyone more often.

What caused that bruise?

How did you get that bruise?

What caused that bruise on your arm?

Do you think physical appearance is important?

She deserves a chance.

Always wear a mesh face shield when using a brush cutter.

And what I mean by that.

My father should drink more water.

My father must drink more water.

My neighbor should fix the fence.

My neighbor must fix the fence.

My cousin should study harder.

My cousin must study harder.

My friend should save some money.

My friend must save some money.

The teacher should arrive early.

The teacher must arrive early.

The doctor should take a vacation.

The doctor must take a vacation.

The driver should be careful.

The driver must be careful.

The student should finish the project.

The student must finish the project.

His girlfriend should get some rest.

His girlfriend must get some rest.

Her boyfriend should call his parents.

Her boyfriend must call his parents.

My brother should clean his room.

My brother must clean his room.

My sister should eat breakfast.

My sister must eat breakfast.

The children should go to bed early.

The children must go to bed early.

The workers should wear helmets.

The workers must wear helmets.

The manager should check the report.

The manager must check the report.

The farmer should water the plants.

The farmer must water the plants.

The customer should keep the receipt.

The customer must keep the receipt.

The team should practice more.

The team must practice more.

The dog should stay inside.

The dog must stay inside.

The cat should see a veterinarian.

The cat must see a veterinarian.

The colleague to whom I referred the problem was helpful.

The client whom I introduced to my team was friendly.

The expert whom I trust has many years of experience.

The supervisor whom I consulted gave me good advice.

The candidate whom I recommended got the job.

The authority to whom I addressed the letter responded quickly.

The witness whom I notified arrived on time.

The stranger whom I contacted was polite.

The colleague to whom I assigned the task finished it early.

The supervisor whom they appointed was experienced.

The candidate whom we nominated won the election.

The opponent whom they blamed denied everything.

The client whom I warned avoided the mistake.

The ally whom I greeted smiled at me.

The expert whom I thanked appreciated it.

The candidate whom they interviewed was confident.

The colleague to whom I proposed a new idea liked it.

The client whom we invited came to the meeting.

The supervisor whom they replaced had retired.

The authority to whom I reported the issue started an investigation.

refer — referirse / remitir

introduce — presentar

trust — confiar en

consult — consultar

recommend — recomendar

address — dirigirse a

notify — notificar

contact — contactar

assign — asignar

appoint — nombrar / designar

nominate — nominar

blame — culpar

warn — advertir

greet — saludar

thank — agradecer

interview — entrevistar

propose — proponer

invite — invitar

replace — ya está

report — reportar

Palabras para vocabulario:

colleague — colega

client — cliente

candidate — candidato

witness — testigo

authority — autoridad

opponent — oponente

ally — aliado

stranger — extraño / desconocido

expert — experto

supervisor — supervisor

Who hired that new employee at the hospital?

My uncle is the man who hired three new workers last month.

Who fired the old manager?

She is the woman who fired him because he was always late.

Who promoted you to a better position?

My dad is the one who promoted his coworker last year.

Who manages this restaurant?

The man who manages the restaurant is very strict.

Who leads this community project?

She is the woman who leads the volunteer group every weekend.

Who inspires you the most?

My grandmother is the person who inspires me every single day.

Who mentors the new students at school?

The teacher who mentors the new students is very patient.

Who adopted that dog from the shelter?

My cousin is the one who adopted two cats last year.

Who volunteers at the hospital on weekends?

She is the nurse who volunteers at the clinic every Saturday.

Who donated all this food to the community?

The family who donated the food lives near the park.

Who voted for the new mayor?

My grandfather is the one who always votes in every election.

Who elected the new president of the club?

The members who elected him were very satisfied with his work.

Who governs this city?

The woman who governs the city visited the school yesterday.

Who judges the singing competition?

The man who judges the competition used to be a singer himself.

Who accused him of stealing the wallet?

The woman who accused him later apologized.

Who defends people in court?

My uncle is the lawyer who defends people who cannot pay.

Who arrested the man near the bank?

The police officer who arrested him was very calm.

Who investigates car accidents on the highway?

The officer who investigates accidents works at night.

Who rescued the cat from the tree?

The firefighter who rescued the cat was very brave.

Who betrayed their trust?

The friend who betrayed them never apologized.

Who forgives easily?

My grandmother is the person who forgives everyone quickly.

Who inherited the old house?

My aunt is the one who inherited the house from her grandfather.

Who owes you money?

The man who owes me money works at the gas station.

Who admitted the mistake?

The employee who admitted the mistake was not punished.

Who confessed to breaking the window?

The boy who confessed was my nephew.

Who apologized first?

The man who apologized first was my dad.

Who married your sister?

The man who married my sister is a doctor.

Who raised these children?

The woman who raised them worked two jobs.

marry — casarse con

raise — criar

hire — contratar

fire — despedir

promote — promover / ascender

manage — administrar / gestionar

lead — liderar

inspire — inspirar

mentor — ser mentor de

adopt — adoptar

volunteer — ser voluntario

donate — donar

vote — votar

elect — elegir (en una votación)

govern — gobernar

judge — juzgar

accuse — acusar

defend — defender

arrest — arrestar

investigate — investigar

rescue — rescatar

betray — traicionar

forgive — perdonar

inherit — heredar

borrow — ya está

lend — prestar

owe — deber (dinero)

admit — admitir

confess — confesar

apologize — disculparse

Estoy hablando solo.

I'm talking to myself.

Me enseñé inglés a mí mismo.

I taught myself English.

Estoy orgulloso de mí mismo.

I'm proud of myself.

No me lastimé.

I didn't hurt myself.

Me hice un sándwich.

I made myself a sandwich.

Me estoy enseñando a cocinar.

I'm teaching myself to cook.

Me compré un sombrero nuevo.

I bought myself a new hat.

Me recordé llamar a ella.

I reminded myself to call her.

No puedo perdonarme.

I can't forgive myself.

Puedes hacerlo tú mismo.

You can do it yourself.

Te lastimaste ayer.

You hurt yourself yesterday.

No te estás ayudando.

You're not helping yourself.

Te enseñaste a nadar por ti mismo.

You taught yourself how to swim.

Deberías confiar en ti mismo.

You should trust yourself.

No te preparaste.

You didn't prepare yourself.

Te estás exigiendo demasiado.

You're pushing yourself too hard.

Te compraste un bonito regalo.

You bought yourself a nice gift.

Él arregló la bicicleta él mismo.

He fixed the bike himself.

Él está hablando solo.

He's talking to himself.

Él no se culpó.

He didn't blame himself.

Él aprendió francés por sí mismo.

He taught himself French.

Él se preparó un café.

He made himself some coffee.

Él se está divirtiendo.

He's enjoying himself.

Él se cortó mientras cocinaba.

He cut himself while cooking.

Él no se perdonará.

He won't forgive himself.

Ella hizo el pastel ella misma.

She made the cake herself.

Ella está aprendiendo español por sí misma.

She's teaching herself Spanish.

Ella no se cortó.

She didn't cut herself.

Ella se compró un teléfono nuevo.

She bought herself a new phone.

Ella se está divirtiendo.

She's enjoying herself.

Ella se preparó bien.

She prepared herself well.

Ella se lastimó en el trabajo.

She hurt herself at work.

Ella puede cuidarse sola.

She can take care of herself.

El gato se limpió a sí mismo.

The cat cleaned itself.

La máquina se apaga sola.

The machine turns itself off.

El perro no se lastimó.

The dog didn't hurt itself.

La puerta se abrió sola.

The door opened itself.

La computadora se reinició sola.

The computer restarted itself.

El pájaro se protegió a sí mismo.

The bird protected itself.

El robot se mueve por sí mismo.

The robot moves itself.

La luz se apagó sola.

The light switched itself off.

Nos divertimos.

We enjoyed ourselves.

Nos estamos preparando.

We're preparing ourselves.

No nos culpamos.

We didn't blame ourselves.

Aprendimos inglés por nosotros mismos.

We taught ourselves English.

Nos compramos algunos bocadillos.

We bought ourselves some snacks.

Nos estamos ayudando.

We're helping ourselves.

Nos recordamos la reunión.

We reminded ourselves about the meeting.

Deberíamos confiar en nosotros mismos.

We should trust ourselves.

Deberían estar orgullosos de ustedes mismos.

You should be proud of yourselves.

Se han preparado bien.

You've prepared yourselves well.

No se divirtieron.

You didn't enjoy yourselves.

Aprendieron a tocar guitarra por ustedes mismos.

You taught yourselves how to play guitar.

Se están ayudando.

You're helping yourselves.

Se lastimaron durante la práctica.

You hurt yourselves during practice.

Deberían creer en ustedes mismos.

You should believe in yourselves.

Se han expresado claramente.

You've made yourselves clear.

Ellos construyeron la casa ellos mismos.

They built the house themselves.

Ellos están aprendiendo francés por sí mismos.

They're teaching themselves French.

Ellos no se lastimaron.

They didn't hurt themselves.

Ellos se compraron zapatos nuevos.

They bought themselves new shoes.

Ellos se están divirtiendo.

They're enjoying themselves.

Ellos se prepararon para el examen.

They prepared themselves for the test.

Ellos se culparon por el error.

They blamed themselves for the mistake.

Ellos pueden cuidarse solos.

They can take care of themselves.