ADVERBS

About

Before

Hard

Near

Rarely

Well

Abroad

Behind

Hardly

Nearly

Rather

Well Known

Afterwards

Daily

Here

Weither

Right

Well Mode

Again

Deep

High

Never

Round

West

Ahead

Definitely

How

No

Same

When

Alike

Down

How much

North

Seldom (Pocas
veces)

Wherever (donde
quieras)

All right/Alright

East

Inmediately

Not

Sincerely

Where

Almost

Either

In

Nowhere

Son

Whithin (dentro)

Alone

Else

Indeed

O'clock

South

Worse

Along

Enough

Indoors

Off

Still

Yearly

Aloud (voz alta)

Especially

Inside

Often

Straight

Yesterday

Already

Even

Instead (en lugar de)

Once

That

Whoever
(quienquiera)

Also (ADEMAS)

Ever

Just

Online

There

Altogether

Everywhere

Last

Only

Therefore (Por
consiguiente)

Always

Extra

Lately

Opposite

Though (aunque)

Anyhour

Fairly (bastante)

Least (menor)

Outdoors

Togheter (juntos)

Around

Faithfully (fielmente) Les

Outside

Tomorrow

As well

Far (Lejos)

Like

Over

Too

Automatically

Fowards (adelante)

Low

Partly (en parte)

Twice

Away (fuera)

Full time

Maybe

Part time

Up

Back

Further (adicional)

Most /Much

Peraphs/Probably

Very

Backwards (hacia
atras)

Quite (Bastante)

Weekly (Cada
semana)

Sooner (cuanto antes)

We usually put oneword frequency

adverbs before the
main verb.
With to be after the
verb
They also come after
auxiliary and modal
verbs
Often, sometimes,
occasionally at the
beginning or end of a
sentence.
NEVER at always
or never at
beginning or end
Most evenings I satay
at home
How often do you?
Do you ever?
Do you ever drink
tea?
Do you always walk
to school?

COMIDA
Salad

Mayonese

Garlic (ajo)

ANIMALS
Octopus

ADJECTIVES
Talkative / serious

Shy/extrovert

Friendly/unfriendly

Lazy / hard-working

Generous / mean tacao Funny /quiet (reservado)

Far/near

Modern/old

Polluted/cleaned

Boring/exciting

Dangerous/safe

Noisy/quiet

Polite/rude

Crowded/empty

The Body
Head

Face

Hair

Arm

Shoulder

Neck

Eye

Mouth

Nose

Hand

Finger

Ear

Stomach

Lip

Foot

Knee

Back

Leg

Heart

Brain

Teeth

Toes

Tonge (lengua)

Cheek (mejilla)

JOBS
Plumber

Elictrician

Policeman

Sailor

Scientist

Jeweler

Doctor

Barber

Lawyer

Mail carrier

Travel agent

Teacher

engineer

Judge

Coach

Nurse

Vet

Butcher

Farmer

Fishmonger

Accountant

Bus driver

Truck driver

Waiter

Cameraman

Journalist

Secretary

Fireman

Manager

Mechanic

Cleaner

Greengrocer

Architect

Flight attendant

Librarian

designer

Family
Grandmother

Grandfather

Father

Mother

Uncle

Aunt

Sister

Grandson

Father in law

Niece

Boy

Man

Girl

Adult

Sister in law

Daugther

Brother

Woman

Teenager

Nephew (sobrino) Brother in law

Granddaugter (nieta)

son

Children (hijos)

Prepositions
Front

Behind

near