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1 CENTRO ESCOLAR DOCTOR JOAQUIN JULE GALVEZ Teacher s Name: José Miguel Molina Morales Subject: English SPANISH SIMPLE FORM (SF) SIMPLE PAST (SP) PAST PARTICIPLE (PP) PRESENT PARTICIPLE (PsP) Ser o Estar Be Was/Were Been Being (Am,Is,Are) Empezar Begin Began Begun Beginning Comprar Buy Bought Bought Buying Llegar a ser/ Become Became Become Becoming convertirse Quebrar Break Broke Broken Breaking Traer Bring Brought Brought Bringing Latir Beat Beat Beaten Beating Morder Bite Bit Bitten Biting Soplar Blow Blew Blown Blowing Construir Build Built Built Building Poder Can Could ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: Cachar/Coger Catch Caught Caught Catching Costar Cost Cost Cost Costing Escoger Choose Chose Chosen Choosing Venir Come Came Come Coming Cortar Cut Cut Cut Cutting Pactar Deal Dealt Dealt Dealing Cavar Dig Dug Dug Digging Hacer Do/Does Did Done Doing Dibujar Draw Drew Drawn Drawing Tomar Drink Drank Drunk Drinking Conducir Drive Drove Driven Driving Comer Eat Ate Eaten Eating

2 Caerse Fall Fell Fell Falling Alimentar Feed Fed Fed Feeding Encontrar Find Found Found Finding Olvidar Forget Forgot Forgotten Forgetting Sentir Feel Felt Felt Feeling Volar Fly Flew Flown Flying Congelar Freeze Froze Frozen Freezing Pelear Fight Fought Fought Fighting Obtener Get Got Got/Gotten Getting Dar Give Gave Given Giving Ir Go Went Gone Going Crecer Grow Grew Grown Growing Tener Have/Has Had Had Having Colgar Hang Hung Hung Hanging Oír Hear Heard Heard Hearing Lastimar Hurt Hurt Hurt Hurting Golpear Hit Hit Hit Hitting Sostener Hold Held Held Holding Esconder Hide Hid Hidden Hiding Conocer/Saber Know Knew Known Knowing Guardar Keep Kept Kept Keeping Salir/Dejar Leave Left Left Leaving Colocar Lay Laid Laid Laying Prestar Lend Lent Lent Lending Dejar Let Let Let Letting Estar situado Lie Lay Lain Lying Perder Lose Lost Lost Losing Conocer/Entrarse Meet Met Met Meeting Hacer Make Made Made Making Significar Mean Meant Meant Meaning Confundirse Misunderstand Misunderstood Misunderstood Msunderstanding Pagar Pay Paid Paid Paying Poner Put Put Put Putting Leer Read Read Read Reading Correr Run Ran Run Running Montarse Ride Rode Ridden Riding Sonar/Timbrar Ring Rang Rung Ringing

3 Levantarse Rise Rose Risen Rising Resetear Reset Reset Reset Resting Confiar Realy Realaid Realaid Relaying Decir Say Said Said Saying Ver See Saw Seen Seeing Vender Sell Sold Sold Selling Necesitar Seek Sought Sought Seeking Gritar Shut Shut Shut Shutting Disparar Shoot Shot Shot Shooting Mostrar/Presentar Show Showed Shown Showing Cantar Sing Sang Sung Singing Sentarse Sit Sat Sat Sitting Dormir Sleep Slept Slept Sleeping Hablar Speak Spoke Spoken Speaking Gastar Spend Spent Spent Spending Nadar Swim Swam Swum Swimming Sacudir/Agitar Shake Shoke Shaken Shaking Brillar Shine Shone Shone Shining Ponerse de pie Stand Stood Stood Standing Robar Steal Stole Stolen Stealing Equilibrarse Swing Swang Swung Swinging Tomar Take Took Taken Taking Decir Tell Told Told Telling Romper/desgarrar Tear Tore Torn Tearing Enseñar Teach Taught Taught Teaching Pensar Think Thought Thought Thinking Lanzar Throw Threw Thrown Throwing Entender Understand Understood Understood Understanding Usar/vestir Wear Wore Worn Wearing Ganar Win Won Won Winning Escribir Write Wrote Written Writing Despertar Wake Woke Woken Waking

4 Responder Answer Answered Answered Answering Llegar Arrive Arrived Arrived Arriving Preguntar Ask Asked Asked Asking Hervir Boil Boiled Boiled Boiling Quemar Burn Burned Burned Burning Prestar Borrow Borrowed Borrowed Borrowing Llamar Call Called Called Calling Llevar Carry Carried Carried Carrying Cargar Charge Charged Charged Charging Reanimar/avivar Cheer Cheered Cheered Cheering Cambiar Change Changed Changed Changing Limpiar Clean Cleaned Cleaned Cleaning Cerrar Close Closed Closed Closing Cocinar Cook Cooked Cooked Cooking Copiar Copy Copied Copied Copying Cruzar Cross Crossed Crossed Crossing Decidir Decide Decided Decided Deciding Defender Defend Defended Defended Defending Depender Depend Depended Depended Depending Bailar Dance Danced Danced Dancing Morir Die Died Died Dying Discutir Discuss Discussed Discussed Discussing Secar Dry Dried Dried Drying Terminar End Ended Ended Ending Disfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Enjoyed Enjoying Borrar Erase Erased Erased Erasing Explicar Explain Explained Explained Explaining Quedar bien Fit Fitted Fitted Fitting Llenar solicitud Fill Filled Filled Filling Llenar recipiente Full Fulled Fulled Fulling Forzar Force Forced Forced Forcing Reparar Fix Fixed Fixed Fixing Graduar Graduate Graduated Graduated Graduating Guiar Guide Guided Guided Guiding Ayudar Help Helped Helped Helping Abrazar Hug Hugged Hugged Hugging Presentarse Introduce Introduced Introduced Introducing

5 Invitar Invite Invited Invited Inviting Planchar Iron Ironed Ironed Ironing Patear Kick Kicked Kicked Kicking Reír Laugh Laughed Laughed Laughing Mentir Lie Lied Lied Lying Aprender Learn Learned Learned Learning Gustar Like Liked Liked Liking Escuchar Listen Listened Listened Listening Vivir Live Lived Lived Living Mirar Look Looked Looked Looking Aterrizar Land Landed Landed Landing Trasladarse/mudarse Move Moved Moved Moving Necesitar Need Needed Needed Needing Cuidar/atender Nurse Nursed Nursed Nursing Ofrecer Offer Offered Offered Offering Abrir Open Opened Opened Opening Pertenecer Own Owned Owned Owning Adeudar/deber Owe Owed Owed Owing Jugar Play Played Played Playing Verter Pour Poured Poured Pouring Practicar Practice Practiced Practiced Practicing Preferir Prefer Prefered Prefered Prefering Pronunciar Pronounce Pronounced Pronounced Pronouncing Señalar/indicar Point Pointed Pointed Pointing Partir/cortar Part Parted Parted Parting Halar Pull Pulled Pulled Pulling Llover Rain Rained Rained Raining Rentar/alquilar Rent Rented Rented Renting Repetir Repeat Repeated Repeated Repeating Descansar Rest Rested Rested Resting Relajar Relax Relaxed Relaxed Relaxing Parecerse Seem Seemed Seemed Seeming Compartir Share Shared Shared Sharing Ir de compras Shop Shopped Shopped Shopping Patinar Skate Skated Skated Skating Esquiar Ski Skied Skied Skiing Nevar Snow Snowed Snowed Snowing

6 Empezar Start Started Started Starting Permanecer/quedarse Stay Stayed Stayed Staying Estudiar Study Studied Studied Studying Sonreír Smile Smiled Smiled Smiling Oler Smell Smelled Smelled Smelling Fumar Smoke Smoked Smoked Smoking Parar/detenerse Stop Stopped Stopped Stopping Deletrear Spell Spelled Spelled Spelling Derramar Spill Spilled Spilled Spilling Hablar/platicar Talk Talked Talked Talking Viajar Travel Traveled Traveled Traveling Tratar/intentar Try Tried Tried Trying Tocar/acariciar Touch Touched Touched Touching Usar Use Used Used Using Visitar Visit Visited Visited Visiting Esperar/servir(mesa) Wait Waited Waited Waiting Caminar Walk Walked Walked Walking Querer/desear Want Wanted Wanted Wanting Lavar Wash Wasshed Washed Washing Observar/ver Watch Watched Watched Watching Trabajar Work Worked Worked Working 1. / t /.. alter voiced sounds such as / p / or / k / examples: ask...asked help...helped 2. / id / or / ad /... after voiced sounds such as / d / or / t / examples: land...landed point...pointed 3. / d /...after voiced sounds such as / v /, / g /, / m /, / n /, / l /, or / b / examples: answer... answered pronounce...pronounced

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