My English Project

“Being from Ricaurte School is being better day by day”

“Being from Ricaurte School is being better day by day”
 GRAMMAR
HIGHLIGHTS

“Being from Ricaurte School is being better day by day”

 List of Regular Verbs

Infinitive Past/particple meaning infinitive Past/particple meaning

1. Accept 2. Last
3. Act 4. Learn
5. Achieve 6. Like
7. Admire 8. Link
9. Advise 10. List
11. Affect 12. Listen
13. Agree 14. Live
15. Amaze 16. Locate
17. Amuse 18. Look
19. Answer 20. Love
21. Appear 22. Manage
23. Arrange 24. Mark
25. Arrive 26. Match
27. Ask 28. Measure
29. Attack 30. Mention
31. Bake 32. Miss
33. Behave 34. Move
35. Believe 36. Name
37. Belong 38. Need
39. Blame 40. Note
41. Borrow 42. Notice
43. Bother 44. Number
45. Call 46. Offer
47. Cancel 48. Open
49. Carry 50. Order
51. Cause 52. Organize
53. Celebrate 54. Pack
55. Clean 56. Paint
57. Clear 58. Pamper
59. Climb 60. Pardon
61. Close 62. Park
63. Compare 64. Participate
65. Compete 66. Pass
67. Complete 68. Perform
69. Contain 70. Persuade
71. Continue 72. Pick
73. Cook 74. Plan
75. Correct 76. Play
77. Cough 78. Please
79. Count 80. Practice
81. Crash 82. Predict
83. Create 84. Prefer
85. Cross 86. Present
87. Curse 88. Program
89. Change 90. Protect
91. Chase 92. Provide
93. Chat 94. Purchase
95. Check 96. Push
97. Damage 98. Rain
99. Dance 100. Receive
101. Date 102. Recommend

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103. Decide 104. Relate
105. Deliver 106. Relax
107. Depend 108. Release
109. Describe 110. Remember
111. Design 112. Repair
113. Destroy 114. Repeat
115. Dicrease 116. Resist
117. Die 118. Rest
119. Disagree 120. Return
121. Discover 122. Review
123. Discuss 124. Sail
125. Disturb 126. Save
127. Dress 128. Scan
129. Dry 130. Scare
131. Eliminate 132. Share
133. End 134. Shop
135. Enjoy 136. Shout
137. Entertain 138. Skate
139. Excuse 140. Ski
141. Exercise 142. Slow
143. Exhibit 144. Sneeze
145. Expect 146. Snow
147. Express 148. Solve
149. Film 150. Spell
151. Fill 152. Start
153. Fish 154. Step
155. Fix 156. Stop
157. Follow 158. Stress
159. Freeze 160. Study
161. Fry 162. Substitute
163. Greet 164. Suggest
165. Guess 166. Surprise
167. Hail 168. Talk
169. Handle 170. Taste
171. Happen 172. Terrorize
173. Hate 174. Thank
175. Help 176. Touch
177. Hope 178. Travel
179. Hunt 180. Try
181. Identify 182. Tune
183. Ignore 184. Turn
185. Imagine 186. Underline
187. Impress 188. Use
189. Improve 190. Vary
191. Include 192. Wait
193. Increase 194. Walk
195. Interview 196. Want
197. Introduce 198. Warn
199. Invite 200. Wash
201. Jog 202. Watch
203. Join 204. Water
205. Jump 206. Welcome
207. Knock 208. Wish
209. Label 210. Witness
211. Land 212. Work
213. Worry 214. Wrestle

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 List of irregular verbs

Base Verb Meaning Past Simple (V2) Past Participle

(V1) (V3)
1. be was been
2. become became become
3. begin began begun
4. bet bet bet
5. bite bit bitten
6. bleed bled blown
7. blow blew bled
8. break broke broken
9. bring brought brought
10. build built built
11. burn burnt/ burned burnt/ burned
12. buy bought bought
13. catch caught caught
14. choose chose chosen
15. come came come
16. cost cost cost
17. cut cut cut
18. deal dealt dealt
19. dig dug dug
20. do did done
21. draw drew drawn
22. dream dreamt/ dreamed dreamt /dreamed
23. drink drank drunk
24. drive drove driven
25. eat ate eaten
26. fall fell fallen
27. feed fed fed
28. feel felt felt
29. fight fought fought
30. find found found
31. fly flew flown
32. forget forgot forgotten
33. forgive forgave forgiven
34. freeze froze frozen
35. get got got
36. give gave given
37. go went gone
38. grow grew grown
39. hang hung hung
40. have had had

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41. hear heard heard
42. hide hid hidden
43. hit hit hit
44. hold held held
45. hurt hurt hurt
46. keep kept kept
47. know knew known
48. lead led led
49. learn learnt / learned learnt /learned
50. leave left left
51. lend lent lent
52. let let let
53. light lit lit
54. lose lost lost
55. make made made
56. mean meant meant
57. meet met met
58. pay paid paid
59. put put put
60. read read read
61. ride rode ridden
62. ring rang rung
63. rise rose risen
64. run ran run
65. say said said
66. see saw seen
67. sell sold sold
68. send sent sent
69. set set set
70. sew sewed sewn
71. shake shook shaken
72. shine shone shone
73. shoot shot shot
74. show showed shown
75. shut shut shut
76. sing sang sung
77. sink sank sunk
78. sit sat sat
79. sleep slept slept
80. speak spoke spoken
81. spell spelt /spelled spelt /spelled
82. spend spent spent
83. spoil spoilt /spoiled spoilt / spoiled
84. stand stood stood
85. steal stole stolen

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 86. stick stuck stuck
87. swear swore sworn
88. sweep swept swept
89. swim swam swum
90. take took taken
91. teach taught taught
92. tear tore torn
93. tell told told
94. think thought thought
95. throw threw thrown
96. understand understood understood
97. wake woke woken
98. wear wore worn
99. win won won
100. write wrote written

BRING
Bring on: Traer como consecuencia. Diets often bring on serious consequences for health
Bring up: Criar. My grandparents brought me up after my parents’ death

CATCH
Catch up with : Ponerse al día. I was ill for two weeks, so now I have to catch up with work

CARRY
Carry on: Continuar (=Keep on, go on) Don’t give up! Carry on working hard!
Carry out: Realizar, llevar a cabo. The experiment was carried out by experienced and skilled scientists

COME
Come across: Encontrarse por casualidad con alguien o algo. I came across this interesting article while I was reading
the newspaper / I was walking in the street when I came across Susan
Come (a)round: Visitar a alguien. When are you coming round? I miss you so much!
Come back: Volver (=go back) Be careful and come back soon!
Come in/into: Entrar/Entrar en. May I come in? She came into the room.
Come up with: Encontrar una solución, una respuesta. After months of research, he came up with the answer to the
mystery

FIND
Find out: Averiguar, descubrir. Paul found out his wife was cheating on him

GET
Get along (with): Llevarse bien (con) They didn’t get along when they were kids.
Get in/Get out:Entrar /Salir Can you please get in/out the car?
Get on/off: Subirse a/bajarse de We got on the bus at St. Louise’ Avenue and got off at Parker
Street
Get over: Recuperarse de(una enfermedad), superar She was seriously injured in the accident but she got over
very quickly

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Get up: Levantarse tras dormir What time do you get up at weekends?

GIVE
Give in: ceder, rendirse I am very stubborn. I will never give in
Give up: abandonar un hábito/objetivo, tirar la toalla, dejar de, renunciar a My dad gave up smoking two years ago. /
She tried hard to convince me but finally she gave up.

GO
Go back: volver, regresar Paula left home and never went back
Go on: continuar(=keep on, carry on) Jason went on studying after finishing university
Go out /in: Salir /entrar After knocking on the door, I went in. / The teacher asked me to go out for a couple of
minutes
Go through: Pasar por (dificultad) The little girl grew stronger after all she went through
Go up/down: Subir /bajar I went up/down the stairs to see the rest of the house

HANG
Hang on: Mantenerse a la espera (al tlf) May I speak to Mr. Suk, please? Hang on a minute, I’ll put you through
Hang up: Colgar (el teléfono) Please, hang on a minute. Don’t hang up.
Hang out: Pasar tiempo con los amigos I love hanging out with my friends

HOLD
Hold on: aguantar, resistir Please, hold on till I get there. Don’t give up!

KEEP
Keep on: continuar, seguir (=go on, carry on) He kept on talking about himself all the afternoon.

LOOK
Look at: Mirar Look at me while I’m talking to you
Look after: cuidar I used to look after two twins in order to pay for my studies
Look for: Buscar Have you found what you were looking for?
Look into: Investigar The police are looking into the case and they will let us know when they find something
interesting.
Look out: Tener precaución Look out! You’re driving too dangerously
Look up: Buscar (en diccionario) If you don’t know this word, look it up!
Look up to: Admirar I look up to all those people who give up their lives to save others’

MAKE
Make up: maquillarse, inventarse He made up the whole story to make his parents believe he was right./ I always
make up

PICK
Pick up: recoger (algo o a alguien) Could you please pick me up at the airport?

POINT
Point out: señalar, indicar, observer He pointed out that the project had been very hard to carry out.

PUT
Put on: Ponerse (ropa) It’s freezing! Put on your coats
Put off: Posponer Due to the rain, they had to put off the tennis match
Put out: Apagar, extinguir The fire brigade found it hard to put out the fire
Put up with: soportar,tolerar, aguantar I won’t put up with your rude behaviour any more!

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RUN
Run away: Huir Some teenagers run away from home when they have an argument with their parents
Run out: Quedarse sin, agotarse. We’ve run out of milk. Can you buy some?
Run over: Atropellar The cat was run over by a van but still survived

STAND
Stand by: Quedarse al lado de alguien, apoyar I’ll always stand by you. I’m your friend
Stand for: Significar (siglas) What does FBI stand for ? Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stand up: Levantarse Students used to stand up when the teacher came in

SHOW
Show off: Presumir He’s got a lot of money and he’s always showing off
Show up: Aparecer, presentarse en un sitio We agreed to meet in the park, but he didn’t show up

TAKE
Take off: Quitarse (ropa), despegar (un avión) Our plan took off at 6 as expected
Take over: Hacerse con el control When my husband died, I took over the business

THROW
Throw away: Tirar a la basura We threw away all those things which were useless

TURN
Turn around: Darse la vuelta, girarse When he turned around, he saw his beautiful daughter running towards him
Turn into: convertirse en As years passed, she turned into a beautiful young lady
Turn on/off: Encender/apagar Could you please turn on /off the lights?
Turn up/down: Subir /bajar el volumen I can’t concentrate. Please turn down the music. You can turn it up when I
finish
Turn down: Rechazar He made me a great offer but I turned it down
Turn over: Dar la vuelta a algo Turn over the page and you will find the information

WORK
Work out: Ejercitarse I work out at the gym twice a week
Funcionar (plan, solución) Even though we tried hard, our plan didn’t work out

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