lunes 30 noviembre 2009
lunes 29 noviembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 41
martes 1 diciembre 2009
martes 30 noviembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 42
miércoles 2 diciembre 2009
miércoles 1 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 43
jueves 3 diciembre 2009
jueves 2 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 44
viernes 4 diciembre 2009
viernes 3 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
vocabulary 45
translation list 1
lunes 7 diciembre 2009
lunes 6 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
vocabulary 46
martes 8 diciembre 2009
martes 7 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 47
translation list 2
miércoles 9 diciembre 2009
miércoles 8 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
exercises
vocabulary 48
jueves 10 diciembre 2009
jueves 9 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
vocabulary 49
translation list 3
viernes 11 diciembre 2009
viernes 10 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
vocabulary 50
lunes 14 diciembre 2009
lunes 13 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 51
translation list 4
martes 15 diciembre 2009
martes 14 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
vocabulary 52
miércoles 16 diciembre 2009
miércoles 15 diciembre 2010
grammar
review
exercises
vocabulary 53
translation list 5
jueves 17 diciembre 2009
jueves 16 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
pronunciation
review
exercises
I wish
- Ojalá tuviera más dinero = I wish I had more money
- Ojalá conociera a Brad Pitt = I wish I knew Brad Pitt
- Ojalá fuera más alta = I wish I were taller
- Ojalá no viviera en esta ciudad = I wish I didn't live in this city
- Ojalá él fuera mi jefe = I wish he were my boss
- Ojalá fuera rica = I wish I were rich
- Ojalá no fuera tan torpe = I wish I weren't so clumsy
- Ojalá tuviera un buen coche = I wish I had a good car
- Ojalá no hiciera tanto calor = I wish it weren't so hot
- Ojalá pudiera hablar francés = I wish I could speak French
- Ojalá no fuera tan difícil = I wish it weren't so difficult
- Ojalá tuviera más tiempo libre = I wish I had more [free/spare] time
- Ojalá conociera a George Clooney = I wish I knew George Clooney
I wish/if only
- Ojalá tuviera un buen coche
I wish I had a good car = If only I had a good car
- I wish it would rain = If only it would rain
- I wish I had more money = If only I had more money
- I wish I had more friends
- I wish my English were perfect
- I wish María told me that there are only ten seconds left
vocabulary 54
viernes 18 diciembre 2009
viernes 17 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 55
translation list 6
lunes 21 diciembre 2009
lunes 20 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 56
martes 22 diciembre 2009
martes 21 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 57
translation list 7
miércoles 23 diciembre 2009
miércoles 22 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
exercises
vocabulary 58
lunes 28 diciembre 2009
jueves 23 diciembre 2010
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 59
translation list 8
martes 29 diciembre 2009
viernes 24 diciembre 2010
grammar
my vocabulary
review
exercises
vocabulary 60
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten
- There is hardly any water in my cup.
Casi no hay agua en mi copa.
to get
- I'm getting tired of getting married.
to get = to receive, to obtain
- phrasal verb:
I get by = Me las apaño
You'll get over it = Ya lo superarás
- reflexive:
casarse = to get married
cansarse = to get tired
ponerse malo, enfermo = to get sick/ill
Ask me when the last time I got sick was.
When was the last time you got sick?
recuperarse = to get over
empeorarse = to get worse
mejorar = to get better
enfadarse = to get angry
disgustarse = to get upset
perderse = to get lost
confundirse = to get confused
liarse = to get mixed-up
no me malinterpretes = don't get me wrong
él siempre se sale con la suya = he always gets his way
acostumbrarse = to get used
- BR get, got, got
AM get, got, gotten