List of Shoít Adjectives Slow Slower The slowest Lento

Adject¡ve Comparattve Super¡atfve Spanish Small Smaller The smallest Chico

Bald Balder The baldest calvo Smart Smarter The smartest Listo

Big Bigger The biggest Grande Soft Softer The softest Suave

Brave Braver The bravest Valiente Sour Sourer The sourest Acido

Cheap Cheaper The cheapest Baratoª Spicy Spicier The spiciest Picoso
Clean Cleaner The cleanest Limpio Stinky Stinkier The stinkiest Apestoso
Clever Cleverer The cleverest Habil Strong Stronger The strongest Fuerte
Close Closer The closest Cerca (no) Swee¡ Swee¡er The sweetest Dulce

Cold Colder The coldest Frio Tall Taller The tallest Alto
Cool Cooler The coolest Agradable Tasty Tastier The tastiest Rico
Crafty Craftier The eraftiest Astuto Thin Thinner The thinnest Delgado

Deep Deeper The deepest Profundo Tight Tighter The tightest Apretado
Dir¡y Dir¡ier The dirtiest Sucio Tiny Tinier The tiniest Chiquito
Dry Drier The driest Seco Ugly Uglier The ugliest Feo
Dumb Dumber The dumbest TontO Weak Weaker The weakest Debil
Early Earlier The earliest Temprano Wet Wetter The wettest Mojado
Easy Easier The easiest Facil
Empty Emptier The emptiest Vacio List of Long Adjectives
Fast Faster The fastest Rapido Ambi¡ious Moreaffibitious The rnostambitious Ambicioso
Beaufflul More beautiful The most beautiful Hermoso
Fat Fatter The fattest Gordo
Bit¡er More bitter The most bitter Amargo
Fit Fitter The fittest En forma Boring More boring The mosí boring Abu¡do
Friendly Friendlier The friendliest Amigable Brilliant More brilliarí The most bfüliant Brillante

Full Fuller The fullest Lleno Careful More careful The most careful Cuidadoso
Careless More careless The rnost careless Descuidado
Funny Funnier The funniest Gracioso
Convenient More oonvenient The most conven¡em Convenien¡e
HaPPV Happier The happiest Feliz Dangerous More dangerous The most dangerous Peligroso
Hard Harder The hardest Duro, dificil Difflcult More difflculí The most d¡fficult Dificil
Heavy Heavier The heaviest Pesado Easygoing More easygoing The most easygoing Relajado

High Higher The h¡ghest Alto Exciting More exciting The mOStexciting Emoóonante
Expensive More expensive The most expensive Caro
Hot Hot¡er The hottest Caliente
Frightened More f¡ghtened The mostfrightened Asustado
Huge Huger The hugest Enorme Fun More fun The mostfun Diveíido
Kind Kinder The kindest Amable Helpful More helpful The mosthelpful Util
Large Larger The largest Horrible More horrible The most horrible Horrible
Grande
Irnpor¡ant More impür¡ant The most impor¡ant Imporlante
Late Later The latest Tarde
Insecure More insecure The most insecure Inseguro
Lazy Lazier The laziest Flojo Imelligent More intelligent Themostintelligent Intelligente
Light Lighter The lightest Ligero Interesting More interesting The most interesting Interesante
Long Longer The longest Largo Misch¡evous More mischievous The most m¡schievous Travieso
Outgoing More outgoing The mostoutgoing Social
Loose Looser The loosest FlojÓ
Patient More patient The mos¡ patiefü Pacieníe
Low Lower The lowest Bajo Punctual More punctual The most pundual Punóal
Messy Messier The messiest Desordenado Reliable More rel¡able The most reliable Confiable
Narrow Narrower The narrowest Angosto Terrible More terr¡ble The mosí terrible Terrible

Near Nearer The nearest Cerca

Terrific More terrific The mostterríic Grandioso
Unusual More unusual The mos¡ unusual Inusual
Neat Neater The neatest Ordenado WondeÑl More wonderful The most wonderful Maravilloso
New Newer The newest Nuevo
Noisy Noisier The noisiest Ruidoso
List oflrregular Adj'ictives
Old Older The oldest Viejo
Bad Worse The worst Malo
Polite Politer The politest Amable
Far Farther The faíhest Lelos(distancia)
Poor Poorer The poorest Pobre
Far Further The furthest Lejos (tiempo)
Pretty Pret¡ier The prettiest Bonito
Few Fewer The fewest Pocos
Quiet Quieter The quietest Tranquilo
Good Better The best Bueno
Rich Richer The richest Rico : 5$
Little Less The least Poquito
Rude Ruder The rudest Grosero
Much More The most Mucho
Sad Sadder The saddest Triste
Old Older/elder The oldest/eldest Viejo
Scruffy Scruffier The scruffiest Pandroso
Sexy Sexier The sexiest Sexy
Shallow Shallower The shallowest Supffirficial
Short
Sh}
Shor¡er
Shier
The shortest
The shiest
Co'rto
Timido
%engL,h Cerd:oer
Sick Sicker The sickest Enfermo
 REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS

,lnfinitive PastTense Past Par¡iciple Genund Spanish Infinitive Past Tense Past ParUciple , Gerund . Spanish
-To open Opened Opened Opening Abrir To drink Drank Drunk Drinking Beber
To accept Ac»pted Aoüepted Ampting Aceptar h To sweep Swept Swept Sweeping Barrer
To love Loved Loved Lovtng Amúr To ríde Rode Rídden Rídíng Cabalgar
To leam Learned Leamed Learning Aprender , To fall Fell Fallen Falling Caer
To ¡-lmied Hurrmd Hum;ng Apresurarse ' To mng Sal¡g 8ung Sing¡ng Can¡aí
To help Helped Helped Helping Ayudar ,í To set Set Set Setting Colo»r
To dare Dared Dared Daring Atreverse - To eat Ate Eaten Eating Corner
To erase Erased Erased Erasing Borrar ' To buy Bought Bought Buyin-g Comprar
"-To change Changed Changed Changing Camb¡ar , To meet Met Met Meting Conocer
_Towat %km Watked Walking Camtnar - _ To get GOl Gíen Getting Consegu¡
To close Closed Closed Closing Cerrar - To bu¡ld Built Built Building Construir
To date , Dated Dated . Dating Citar To cut , Cut Cut . CutUng . Cormr
To cook Cooked Cooked Cooking Cocinar To run Ran Run Running Coner
To mnsider Considered Considered Considering Considerar ' To give Gave Given Giving Dar
To count Counted Counted ' Counffng Contar ' To teíí Toíd To¡d ' Te¡¡ing ' [:lecír
To answer Answered Answered Answering Contestar ) To wake up Woke up Woken up Waking up Despertar
To chat Chded Cmtíed Chatting Chatear Toshoot 8ho¡ ShOt 8hoot¡ng Dmparar
To wish Wished Wished W¡shing Desear e To tear Tore Tom Tearing Desgarrar
To start Staíed Starled Star¡ing Empezar - _ To begin Began Begun Beginning Empezar
o6 To push Pushed Pushed Pushing Empujar To find Found Found Finding Enmntrar
-To del¡ver Delivered Delivered Deliver¡ng Entregar To teach Taught Taught Teaching Enseñar
To listen to ljstened ío Li*ned to ljstening- Esaxhar To write Wrote Writ¡en Writing Escribir
To expect Expeded Expeded Expecting Esperar To win Won Won Winning Ganar
To waií Waited Wa¡ted Waiting Esperar To spend Spent Spent Spending Gashr
To hope Hoped Hoped Hüp¡ng Esperar , To do Did Done Doing Haoer
To study Studied Studied Studying Estudiar ' To make Made Made Making haoer
To miss Missed M¡ssed Missing Extrañar t To grow up Grew up Grown up órowing up Creür
_To smoke Smoked Smoked Smoking Fumar To leave Lefl Lefl Leaung Dejar
-To enjoy Enjoyed Enjoyed Enjoying Disfrutar , To hJe Hid Hidder+ Hiding Esoonder
3o, To like L¡ked uked Liking Gustar To hurt Huí Huí Hurling Her¡r
To talk Talked Talked Talking Hablar To go Went Gone Going Ir
To intend Intended Intended Iníending Intentar To ¡hrow Threw Thrown Throwing Lanzar
To play Played Played Playing Jugar To read Read Read Reading Leer
To wssh Washed Wssheid Washing Lsvar To be»me Became Become Bexm¡ing Llegar a ser
To clean Cleaned Cleaned Cleaning Limpiar To send Sent Sent Sending Mandar
To arrive Arrived Arrived Arri¡ng' Llegar To drive Drove Driven Driving Manejar
Tofill Filled Filled Filling Llenar To bite Bit Bitten Biting Morder
To rain Rained Rained Raining Llover To swim Swam Swum Swirnming Nadar
To look Looked Looked Looking Mirar To hear Heard Heard Hearing Oír
To show Showed Showed Showing Mostrar To forget Forgot Forgotten Forgetting Olvidar
To need Needed Needed Needing Nemitar To pay Paid Paid Paying Pagar
To name Named Named Naming Nombrar To stand Stood Síood Stand¡ng Pararse
To obseíe Observed Observed Observing Observar To hit Hit Hií Hit¡ing Pegar
To order Ordered Ordered Ordering Ordenar To lose Lost Lost Losing Perder
To stop Stopped Stopped Stopping Parar To let Let Let Letting Permitir
To stay Stayed Stayed Staying ' Pemanecer To put Put Put Putting Poner
To belong Belonged Belonged Belonging Pertenecer To lend Lent Lerí Lending Prestar
To plan Planned Plm»d Planing Planear To steal Stole Stolen Stealing , Robar
To plant Planted Planted Planting Plantar To break Broke &oken Breaking Romper
5) To practice Practiced Practi«d Practicing Practicar To shake Shook Shaken Shaking Sacudir
To ask Asked Asked Asking Preguntar To sit Sat Sat Sítííng Sentarse
To want Wamed Wanted Wanting Querer To feel Felt Felt Feeling Semir
To nemember Remembam Remembered Remember'g Rear Tobe Was/were Been Be¡ng Seí/asm
To rent Rented Rented Renting Rentar To know Knew Known Knowing Saber
To repeat Repeated Repeated Repea¡ing Repetir To dream Dreamt Dreamt Dreaming Soñar
To resist Resis¡ed Res¡síed Resisting Resistir To hold Held Held Holding Sostener
To jump Jurnped Jumped Jumping Saltar To have Had Had Having Tener
To fol¡o'* FoA+wed Fa» Fokwing Seguir Totake Took Taken TaR: Tomar
To poim Pointed Poiníed Pointing Señalar To bring Brought Brought Bringing Traer
To end Ended Ended E_nding Terminar To wear Wore Wom Wearing Vestir
To finish Finished Finished Finishing Terminar To sell Sold Sold Selling Vender
To try Tried Tried Trying Tratar To come Came Come Coming Venir
To climb Cl¡mbed ' Cl¡mbed C¡¡mbing Trepar To see Saw Seen 8eeíng Ver
To use Llsed used Using Usar To fly Flew Flown Flying Volar
Todress Dressed Ore+ssed Díess: Vest To bleed Elled EW S=ayar
 List of Numbers

I How many Order Fractions Using these numbers in sentences

In numemls In words In a list In numerals In words

o Zero
l One First l A whole Two halves make A Whole.
2 Two Second 1/2 a/one half Cut the pie in Half.
3 Three Third 1/3 a/one third Cut the pie in Thirds.
4 Four Fourth 1/4 a/one fourth Cut the pie in Fourths/Quarters.
5 Five Fifth 1/5 a/one fifth Cut the pie in Fifths.
6 Six Sixth 1/6 a/one sixth My name has Six letters.
7 Seven Seventh 1/7 a/one seventh I'm Seven years old.
8 Eight Eighth 1/8 a/one eighth There are Eight cats.
9 Nine Ninth 1/9 a/one ninth He's a Nine-year old boy.
lO Ten Tenth l/lO a/one tenth This is the Tenth place.
1l Eleven Eleventh 1/1 l a/one eleventh He's Eleven years old.
12 Twelve Twelfth 1/12 a/one twelfth My sister is Twelve.
13 Thirteen Thirteenth 1/13 a/one thirteenth My kids are in their Teens.
(Between 13 and 19 years old)
14 Foiuteen Fourteenth 1/14 a/one fourteenth He's a Teenager.
15 Fifteen Fifteenth 1/15 a/one fifteenth There are Fifteen apples.
16 Sixteen Sixteenth 1/16 a/one sixteenth There were Sixteen kids.
17 Seventeen Seventeenth 1/17 a/one seventeenth I want to be Seventeen.

18 Eighteen Eighteenth 1/18 a/one eighteenth Tomorrow, I turn Eighteen.

19 Nineteen Nineteenth 1/19 a/one nineteenth You're Nineteen.
20 'lwenty Twentieth 1/20 a/one twentieth Jack is in his Twenties
(Between 20 and 29 years old)
21 Twenty-one Twenty-í'irst 1/21 a/one twenty-first I have Twenty-one students.

22 Twenty-two Twenty-second 1/22 a/one twenty- Once you're Twenty two you
second can drink
30 Thirty Tbirtieth 1/30 a/one thirtieth My dad is Thirty years old.
40 Forty Fortieth 1/40 a/one fortieth My mom is Forty years old.
50 Fifty Fiftieth 1/50 a/one fiftieth My grandma is Fifty.
60 Sixty Sixtieth 1/60 a/one sixtieth I was born in the Sixties.
70 Seventy Seventieth 1/70 a/one seventieth I have Seventy pesos.
80 Eighty Eightieth 1/80 alone eightieth Can you give me Eighty pesos?
90 Ninety Ninetieth 1/90 a/one ninetieth Can I borrow Ninety doll-ars?
IOO a/hundred Hundredth l/lOO a/ a one hundredth I found a Hundred bill ! !!

l,OOO a'one Thousandth 1/lOOO a/one I won a Thousand dollars ! !!

thousand thousandth
100,OOO a/one 1/100000 a/one hundred One Hundred Thousand dollars is a
hundred thousandth lot of money.
thousand
1,OOO,OOO a/one Millionth l/ a/one There are A Million stars in the
million l,OOO,OOO millionth =kY.