Curso de Inglés

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My dad may fix the car this afternoon.

She may arrive home before dinner.

It may rain heavily tonight.

My nephew may forget his homework again.

She may wear her new dress on Sunday.

My uncle may travel abroad next month.

The store may run out of milk today.

My cousin may take the train instead of the bus.

She may cook soup for everyone this weekend.

My grandmother may wake up late tomorrow.

My roommate may move out before December.

He may earn a better salary next year.

She may feel homesick during her first week abroad.

My brother may graduate in June.

The weather may get colder after November.

She may feel relief once she pays the bills.

My dad may retire next year.

My nephew may feel excitement on his birthday.

She may lock the door before leaving.

My aunt may trim the plants in the garden this Saturday.

He may refill the soap dispenser in the bathroom later.

My sister may hang the clothes outside if it stops raining.

She may feel contentment once she finishes organizing the closet.

My cousin may arrange the tools in the garage this weekend.

He may feel overwhelmed with so much work this month.

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My dad might fix the fence if he has time.

She might arrive late because of the traffic.

It might snow in January this year.

My nephew might lose his backpack again.

She might wear her raincoat if it gets colder.

My uncle might sell his motorcycle next month.

The store might run out of bread before noon.

My cousin might take the subway instead of walking.

She might cook something different this Sunday.

My grandmother might feel dizzy if she stands up too quickly.

My roommate might feel restless if she does not sleep well.

He might earn less money if he changes jobs.

She might feel nostalgic when she sees old photos.

My brother might graduate later than expected.

The weather might get warmer in March.

She might feel relief after talking to the doctor.

My dad might retire earlier if he saves enough money.

My nephew might feel nervous before his presentation at school.

She might lock herself out if she forgets her key.

My aunt might trim the tree if it keeps growing into the window.

He might refill the watering can before going to the garden.

My sister might hang the clothes inside because it looks cloudy.

She might feel vulnerable when she talks about her grief.

My cousin might arrange a trip abroad before the end of the year.

He might feel lightheaded if he does not eat breakfast.

I felt excitement and I could not stop smiling.

She felt disappointment, but she congratulated the winner.

Do you feel frustration, or are you still hopeful?

He felt relief, nor did he worry anymore.

The child showed boredom, so he started drawing.

She was full of curiosity, for she had never seen that machine before.

The news brought surprise, yet nobody said a word.

He felt disgust because the milk had spoiled.

I felt nostalgia since I found my old photographs.

She looked at him with admiration as he helped everyone.

I would show affection if I knew what to say.

The feeling of emptiness remained unless he stayed busy.

We wondered whether the confusion would disappear.

She smiled despite her nervousness, although she was shaking.

He continued walking with enthusiasm, though it was raining.

She kept trying despite her vulnerability, even though she was afraid.

I listened in silence while a feeling of melancholy filled the room.

His brother felt contentment, whereas he felt restless.

I felt humiliation when everyone laughed.

Whenever I remember that mistake, I feel regret.

I felt resentment before we talked things out.

She felt homesickness after moving to another country.

He waited until the urge to urinate became impossible to ignore.

She kept working till the urge to defecate forced her to take a break.

Once I became sleepy, I went to bed.

As soon as he felt drowsy, he turned off the TV.

You can drive as long as you are not dizzy.

We will continue the trip provided that nobody feels nauseous.

You may exercise providing that you are not exhausted.

Take a book in case you become restless.

Sit where you are not sore.

You can relax wherever you are not itchy.

Speak loudly so that people know you are not numb.

Move your fingers in order that the tingly feeling goes away.

He carried snacks lest he become hungry.

She was more thirsty than tired.

I drank water rather than stay thirsty.

He looked as if he were stuffed after dinner.

She walked as though she felt bloated.

He was short of breath; therefore, he sat down.

She was sweaty; thus, she took a shower.

He was shaky; hence, the doctor examined him.

She felt feverish; consequently, she stayed home.

He felt chilly; nevertheless, he went outside.

She was tense; nonetheless, she gave the presentation.

He was not only stiff but also tired after the long trip.

You can either feel weak today or rest and recover.

He felt neither lightheaded nor sick after the ride.

She was both breathless and happy after the race.

Whether you feel overwhelm or calm, take things one step at a time.

I felt irritation because the noise would not stop.

excitement — emoción / entusiasmo

disappointment — decepción

frustration — frustración

relief — alivio

boredom — aburrimiento

curiosity — curiosidad

surprise — sorpresa

disgust — asco / repulsión

nostalgia — nostalgia

admiration — admiración

affection — afecto / cariño

emptiness — vacío

confusion — confusión

overwhelm — agobio

irritation — irritación

humiliation — humillación

regret — arrepentimiento

resentment — resentimiento

homesickness — añoranza del hogar

nervousness — nerviosismo

enthusiasm — entusiasmo

melancholy — melancolía

contentment — satisfacción / contentamiento

vulnerability — vulnerabilidad

the urge to urinate — ganas de orinar

the urge to defecate — ganas de defecar

sleepy — soñoliento

drowsy — adormecido

dizzy — mareado

nauseous — con náuseas

exhausted — agotado

restless — inquieto / sin poder descansar

sore — adolorido

itchy — con picazón

numb — entumecido

tingly — con hormigueo

hungry — hambriento

thirsty — sediento

stuffed — lleno / empachado

bloated — hinchado

short of breath — sin aliento

sweaty — sudoroso

shaky — tembloroso

feverish — con fiebre

chilly — con frío / escalofríos

tense — tenso

stiff — rígido / tieso

weak — débil

lightheaded — aturdido

breathless — sin aliento / sin respiración

My dad and my uncle fixed the car together.

My sister wanted to go outside but it was raining.

Do you want coffee or tea?

She does not cook nor does she wash the dishes.

It was raining so my dad stayed home.

She woke up early for she had a lot of work to do.

He is tired yet he keeps working.

My nephew stayed home because he was sick.

She has been cooking since morning.

He called her as she was leaving the house.

She will cook dinner if she gets home early.

He will not eat unless my grandmother cooks.

She did not know whether to take the bus or the train.

Although it was cold she went outside.

She finished the soup though she was tired.

He walked to work even though it was raining.

She ironed her blouse while my dad fixed the car.

My brother loves soup whereas my sister prefers rice.

She smiled when she saw her grandfather.

Whenever it rains my dad stays inside.

She washed the dishes before going to bed.

My dad fixed the car after breakfast.

She waited until my uncle arrived.

He worked till midnight.

Once she finishes cooking we will eat.

As soon as he arrived he went to bed.

She will help as long as she can.

He will travel provided that he saves enough money.

She will cook providing that we buy the groceries.

She took her coat in case it rained.

She did not know where he had left the wallet.

Wherever she goes she takes her backpack.

She woke up early so that she could cook breakfast.

He saved money in order that he could travel.

She wrote it down lest she forgot.

My grandmother cooks better than anyone in the family.

He walked rather than taking the bus.

She looked at him as if she knew the truth.

He spoke as though nothing had happened.

She not only cooked the soup but also baked the cake.

Either my dad or my uncle will fix the car.

Neither my brother nor my sister was home.

Both my mom and my grandmother were in the kitchen.

She did not know whether to stay or leave.

It was raining therefore they stayed home.

She saved money thus she could travel.

He worked hard hence he earned a good salary.

She did not sleep consequently she was very tired.

It was cold nevertheless she went outside.

He was tired nonetheless he finished fixing the car.

and = y

but = pero

or = o

nor = ni

so = así que

for = porque (uso formal)

yet = sin embargo, pero

because = porque

since = ya que

as = porque, mientras

if = si

unless = a menos que

whether = si

although = aunque

though = aunque

even though = aunque

while = mientras que

whereas = mientras que, en cambio

when = cuando

whenever = siempre que

before = antes de que

after = después de que

until = hasta que

till = hasta que

once = una vez que

as soon as = tan pronto como

as long as = siempre que

provided that = siempre que

providing that = siempre que

in case = en caso de que

where = donde

wherever = dondequiera que

so that = para que

in order that = para que

lest = para evitar que

than = que

rather than = en lugar de

as if = como si

as though = como si

not only... but also = no solo... sino también

either... or = o... o

neither... nor = ni... ni

both... and = tanto... como

whether... or = ya sea... o

therefore = por lo tanto

thus = así, por lo tanto

hence = por consiguiente

consequently = en consecuencia

nevertheless = sin embargo

nonetheless = no obstante

My sister quickly ironed her blouse before leaving.

My grandfather slowly walked to the lake this morning.

She carefully folded all the clothes after washing them.

Did my nephew loudly slam the door last night?

My grandmother softly sang while cooking the soup.

The baby is sleeping so my dad quietly closed the door.

She gently placed the bowl on the table.

My cousin badly damaged his bicycle in the storm.

My grandmother cooks very well.

My uncle worked hard all week to pay the bills.

Will my sister arrive fast enough before the rain starts?

My nephew easily finished his homework before dinner.

It rained heavily all night last Thursday.

She lightly seasoned the soup because my grandfather does not like too much salt.

My roommate roughly threw his coat on the chair.

The trip went smoothly even though we took the bus.

She suddenly dropped her wallet near the supermarket.

My dad calmly explained why the car broke down.

My niece happily wore her new dress on Sunday.

My grandmother sadly watched the rain from the window.

Why did my uncle angrily leave the house on Friday night?

My cousin nervously waited for the doctor at the hospital.

My dad proudly watched his son graduate last December.

She kindly helped her neighbor carry the groceries upstairs.

My grandfather patiently waited for the train every morning.

Did she bravely ride her bicycle through the storm?

My teacher clearly explained the lesson to all the students.

My dad firmly told my nephew to finish his homework before watching television.

My niece eagerly opened her gift on her birthday.

My grandmother warmly welcomed everyone into her home last Sunday.

quickly — rápidamente

slowly — lentamente

carefully — cuidadosamente

loudly — en voz alta

softly — suavemente

quietly — silenciosamente

gently — gentilmente

badly — mal

well — bien

hard — duro / con esfuerzo

fast — rápido

easily — fácilmente

heavily — fuertemente / abundantemente

lightly — ligeramente

roughly — bruscamente

smoothly — suavemente / sin problemas

suddenly — de repente

calmly — calmadamente

happily — felizmente

sadly — tristemente

angrily — enojadamente

nervously — nerviosamente

proudly — orgullosamente

kindly — amablemente

patiently — pacientemente

bravely — valientemente

clearly — claramente

firmly — firmemente

eagerly — ansiosamente

warmly — calurosamente

My dad maybe forgot his wallet at home.

My sister is probably not cooking dinner right now.

My grandmother certainly knows how to make the best soup.

Perhaps my uncle is not fixing his car outside.

My nephew is definitely sleeping upstairs.

My roommate possibly did not leave her keys inside the house.

She surely remembers where she put her wallet.

My dad is likely not taking the subway this morning.

My cousin is unlikely to ride his bicycle in the rain.

My aunt apparently did not forget to pay the bill.

My grandfather presumably went to bed early last night.

My brother supposedly did not fix the motorcycle yesterday.

That man allegedly stole the wallet from the supermarket.

My sister evidently did not iron her blouse before leaving.

My nephew clearly forgot his homework at school.

My mom obviously did not cook the soup with too much salt.

My grandmother undoubtedly makes the best cake in the family.

My cousin doubtfully did not finish all his homework last night.

Hopefully my dad will fix the car before the weekend.

My roommate is seemingly happy with her new job.

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probably

certainly

perhaps

definitely

possibly

surely

likely

unlikely

apparently

presumably

supposedly

allegedly

evidently

clearly

obviously

undoubtedly

doubtfully

hopefully

seemingly

The soup is very hot.

The weather is quite cold in January.

My nephew eats too much candy.

My sister almost dropped the bowl.

My dad earned enough money to pay the bills.

My grandmother barely slept last night.

The coffee is rather strong this morning.

The weather is fairly warm in April.

The storm was extremely dangerous last night.

My grandmother cooks incredibly well.

My nephew is absolutely sure he left his backpack upstairs.

My roommate is totally exhausted after work.

My sister completely forgot to iron her blouse.

My dad is entirely focused on fixing the car.

My uncle is highly respected in the community.

My grandmother is deeply grateful for her family.

My cousin strongly believes in working hard.

My mom perfectly folded all the clothes.

My nephew nearly fell off his bicycle.

The soup needs slightly more salt.

My grandfather is somewhat tired after walking to the lake.

My aunt remarkably recovered after being very sick.

The weather is terribly cold this December.

The traffic was awfully crowded during rush hour.

My cousin is exceptionally good at cooking.

My dad surprisingly finished fixing the car before noon.

My grandmother unusually woke up late this morning.

My uncle moderately exercises every morning.

The price of the house is reasonably affordable.

My sister fully understands the lesson now.