terrified OF
fascinated BY
excited ABOUT
satisfied WITH
shocked BY
disappointed IN
impressed BY
aware (consciente) OF
famous FOR
fond OF
sure ABOUT
sick OF
Ejercicios para practicar:
http://www.ejerciciodeingles.com/ejercicios-adjetivos-preposicion-obligatoria-ingles/
I'm proud OF my son
I'm fond of my friend
I'm sick of wasting time
I'm ashamed (avergonzado) of what I did
I'm terrified/scared/afraid of/ frightened of my English exam
I'm tired of studying
I'm jealous of you
He's guilty of murder
It's full of toys
I'm pleased WITH my teacher
I'm satisfied with my teacher
I'm fed up with my exams
I'm disappointed with my teacher
I'm angry with you about...
I'm excited ABOUT my next trip
I'm sure about you
I'm worried about my English exam
I'm upset about my friend's actions
I'm interested in English
It's based on teacher's authority
Showing posts with label Adjectives and adverbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adjectives and adverbs. Show all posts
Wednesday, 22 November 2017
Adjetivos con preposición obligatoria
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Friday, 11 November 2016
Posición del adverbio en la oración
-Adverbios de modo: en general van detrás del verbo. He walks wery slowly
* si el verbo es pasivo va enmedio. The driver was seriously injured
- Adverbios de frecuencia: suelen ir delante del verbo principal o al principio si se quiere enfatizar.
He hardly ever has time for breakfast.
Sometimes, I need ti have a break.
* Con el verbo TO BE , va detrás del verbo. He's always late for work
* Si hay 2 auxiliares va detrás del primero. I would never have thought you were 40
- Adverbios de lugar y tiempo: van al final (y en este orden)
* My parents will be here in half an hour
- Grado: van delante de un adjetivo o adverbio
- extremely, incredibily, very...
- a lot, much van detrás del verbo
- a little, a bit (of) pueden ir con adj. o verbos.
I'm a bit tired. We rested a bit after the flight
- Adverbios de opinión: suelen ir al principio.
- luckily, basically, clearly, obviously, apparently, eventually...
- Otros adverbios suelen ir enmedio:
- I just need 10 more minutes
- She didn't even say goodbye
- She'll probably come in the end.
Aquí se explica muy bien: (incluye ejercicios)
http://www.mansioningles.com/gram31.htm
Los ejercicios de repaso de nuestro libro de texto: aquí
* si el verbo es pasivo va enmedio. The driver was seriously injured
- Adverbios de frecuencia: suelen ir delante del verbo principal o al principio si se quiere enfatizar.
He hardly ever has time for breakfast.
Sometimes, I need ti have a break.
* Con el verbo TO BE , va detrás del verbo. He's always late for work
* Si hay 2 auxiliares va detrás del primero. I would never have thought you were 40
- Adverbios de lugar y tiempo: van al final (y en este orden)
* My parents will be here in half an hour
- Grado: van delante de un adjetivo o adverbio
- extremely, incredibily, very...
- a lot, much van detrás del verbo
- a little, a bit (of) pueden ir con adj. o verbos.
I'm a bit tired. We rested a bit after the flight
- Adverbios de opinión: suelen ir al principio.
- luckily, basically, clearly, obviously, apparently, eventually...
- Otros adverbios suelen ir enmedio:
- I just need 10 more minutes
- She didn't even say goodbye
- She'll probably come in the end.
Aquí se explica muy bien: (incluye ejercicios)
http://www.mansioningles.com/gram31.htm
Los ejercicios de repaso de nuestro libro de texto: aquí
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Adjectives and adverbs,
Gramática
Sunday, 16 October 2016
Learn English Vocabulary: Compound Adjectives to describe people
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Sunday, 29 November 2015
-full/-less
Adjetivos compuestos de -full (lleno de) o -less (sin, falto de):
http://elcursoinglesonline.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/adjetivos-terminando-en-ful-y-less.html
http://elcursoinglesonline.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/adjetivos-terminando-en-ful-y-less.html
Sunday, 22 November 2015
Orden de los adjetivos
Para el orden en el que debemos usarlos (vienen ejercicios):
http://aprendeinglessila.com/2014/06/orden-palabras-ingles-adjetivos/
Wednesday, 18 November 2015
GOOD or WELL?
GOOD//WELL: Exercise
- After linking verbs such as be, taste, sound, smell, look, seem, appear we use the adjective "good" as we are describing the subject of the sentence, not the action of the verb:
The concert last night wasn't very good.
If the food tastes good, children will eat it.
Your idea sounds good and if it works would be great.
It always smells good after the rain.
The house looks good outside.
- After the linking verbs "be", "feel", "look" we can also use "well" as an adjective meaning "healthy":
I am well. / I feel well. / I'm feeling well. (refers to physical state, health)
I am good. / I feel good. / I'm feeling good. (refers rather to emotional than physical state)
Jane didn't look well last night. (well = refers to heath)
The new dress looks really good on you. (good = refers to appearance)
Note: In the USA (conversational English) you can hear a lot of people answer "I'm good." in response to "How are you?" and it is very popular among young generation.
Bargins: gangas
Car park: (contable). there are a lot of/many car parks
Parking space(-s): zonas de aparcamiento
The concert last night wasn't very good.
If the food tastes good, children will eat it.
Your idea sounds good and if it works would be great.
It always smells good after the rain.
The house looks good outside.
- After the linking verbs "be", "feel", "look" we can also use "well" as an adjective meaning "healthy":
I am well. / I feel well. / I'm feeling well. (refers to physical state, health)
I am good. / I feel good. / I'm feeling good. (refers rather to emotional than physical state)
Jane didn't look well last night. (well = refers to heath)
The new dress looks really good on you. (good = refers to appearance)
Note: In the USA (conversational English) you can hear a lot of people answer "I'm good." in response to "How are you?" and it is very popular among young generation.
Bargins: gangas
Car park: (contable). there are a lot of/many car parks
Parking space(-s): zonas de aparcamiento
Labels:
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Gramática,
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Sunday, 8 November 2015
Strong adjectives
Los adjetivos llamados "Strong" son los que dan una idea de que algo es "muy" lo que sea, frente a los llamados adjetivos BASE, que están en grado positivo, sin graduar:
BASE STRONG
tired exhausted (very tired)
good fantastic, excellent, perfect
angry furious
hungry starving. It is intolerable because populations, and children
in particular, are starving and are in vital need of aid
small tiny
big enormous, huge
afraid terrified
good, nice, tasty (food) delicious
cold freezing
dirty filthy It is a "dark place," meaning we live in a dirty, filthy world
happy delighted I was delighted with the results
funny hilarious
sure positive, certain
surprised amazed
clever brillant
bad awful, terrible
Cuando los queramos cuantificar debemos recordar que un Adj, base lleva delante "very" o "really", pero no "absolutely": It is very/really small, un adj. strong lleva "absolutely","really", "completely", pero no "very": It is really/absolutelly tiny
Para repasar todo esto y consultar algún otro Adj. strong que no viene en el libro:
http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/vocabulary-lesson-base-strong-adjectives.php
BASE STRONG
tired exhausted (very tired)
good fantastic, excellent, perfect
angry furious
hungry starving. It is intolerable because populations, and children
in particular, are starving and are in vital need of aid
small tiny
big enormous, huge
afraid terrified
good, nice, tasty (food) delicious
cold freezing
dirty filthy It is a "dark place," meaning we live in a dirty, filthy world
happy delighted I was delighted with the results
funny hilarious
sure positive, certain
surprised amazed
clever brillant
bad awful, terrible
Cuando los queramos cuantificar debemos recordar que un Adj, base lleva delante "very" o "really", pero no "absolutely": It is very/really small, un adj. strong lleva "absolutely","really", "completely", pero no "very": It is really/absolutelly tiny
Para repasar todo esto y consultar algún otro Adj. strong que no viene en el libro:
http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/vocabulary-lesson-base-strong-adjectives.php
(No olvides hacer el ejercicio que propone para aprender su uso)
Aquí tienen varios interesantes ejercicios:
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/pt-br/english-grammar/adjectives/intensifiers
Aquí tienen varios interesantes ejercicios:
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/pt-br/english-grammar/adjectives/intensifiers
Labels:
Adjectives and adverbs,
Gramática,
Vocabulary
Monday, 12 October 2015
Personality
Personality adjectives answer the question: "What is he like?"
Look at these example sentences using the personality adjective "polite":
- John is polite. John seems polite.
- John has a polite character.
- He is a polite person. I like polite men.
- I wish you were as polite as John. If you were more polite I might marry you.
http://www.lingolex.com/personalidad.htm
Listado con pronunciación y traducción (incluye ejercicio de listening para aprenderlos por grupos):
http://www.aprenderinglesrapidoyfacil.com/2013/05/09/adjetivos-de-personalidad-en-ingles-pronunciacion-y-ejercicios-de-audio/
Ejercicio para practicar: (pero cuidado con el español, ¡pone escoged con j!)
http://www.ejerciciodeingles.com/ejercicios-adjetivos-hablar-personalidad/
Ejercicio muy sencillo, pero que obliga a repasar construcciones correctas y relativos :http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7392
Adjetivos compuestos de -full (lleno de) o -less (sin, falto de):
http://elcursoinglesonline.blogspot.com.es/2012/09/adjetivos-terminando-en-ful-y-less.html
Para comprobar lo que sabemos:
http://www.learnenglish.de/englishtests/commonadjectivestest.html
Para practicar preguntas y respuestas online. Son una serie de test de personalidad: http://learn-english-forum.org/categories/quizzes. De todos los test que propone el más gracioso y el que más nos sirve es este:
http://www.playbuzz.com/rebeccam16/which-60s-screen-siren-are-you
A mí me ha salido esto (es simpático porque habla de carácter y personalidad)
:
Para hacer un test de personalidad y así trabajar el vocabulario: aquí
Y para leer un texto y poner todo en práctica: aquí
Labels:
Adjectives and adverbs,
Speaking,
Subjects3º,
Vocabulary
Sunday, 12 April 2015
Formación y uso de los adverbios en inglés
Normalmente, en inglés los adverbios son muy fáciles de formar: basta con añadir -ly al adjetivo correspondiente. Ejemplo:
loud → loudly
Excepciones a esta norma:
Para true, due, y whole se elimina la -e antes de añadir -ly.
Para true, due, y whole se elimina la -e antes de añadir -ly.
Ejemplo: true → truly. wholw: wholly
Si el adjetivo acaba en -y, se convierte en -i al añadir -ly.
Ejemplo: happy → happily
Si el adjetivo acaba en consonante + -le, se elimina el -le antes de añadir -ly.
Ejemplo: sensible → sensibly
Si el adjetivo acaba en -ll, basta con añadir -y.
(pero: Si el adjetivo acaba solo en l, entonces sí habrá que añadirle -ly.)
Si el adjetivo acaba en -ll, basta con añadir -y.
(pero: Si el adjetivo acaba solo en l, entonces sí habrá que añadirle -ly.)
Ejemplo: full → fully pero: final→ finally
*Adjetivos acabados en -ic: el adverbio se formará generalmente añadiendo -ally (excepción:public → publicly).
Ejemplo: fantastic → fantastically
Formaciones irregulares:
-Good-well; hard-hard; fast-fast; late-late; difficult-difficulty.
_Para los adjetivos acabados en -ly, (friendly, elderly-de edad evanzada-; lonely- soltario) se formará el adverbio con in a … way/manner, o usando un adverbio similar.
Ejemplo: friendly → in a friendly way/in a friendly manner
likely (probable) → probably
-Algunas palabras comparten forma para el adverbio y el adjetivo. De entre estos, los más importantes son:
daily, enough, early (precoz, temprano), far, fast, hard, hourly, kindly (amable, amablemente), little, long, low, monthly, much, straight, weekly, yearly.
Ejemplos:
a daily run → They go running daily.
a yearly concert → We go to the concert yearly.
Adverbs are NOT used to describe the following verbs. These verbs use adjectives.
Be I am quiet. NOTI am quietly.
Seem It seems strange. NOTIt seems strangely.
Look That looks nice. NOTThat looks nicely.
Smell That smells good. NOTThat smells well.
Sound That sounds great. NOTThat sounds greatly.
Feel That feels funny. NOTThat feels funnily.
Formaciones irregulares:
-Good-well; hard-hard; fast-fast; late-late; difficult-difficulty.
_Para los adjetivos acabados en -ly, (friendly, elderly-de edad evanzada-; lonely- soltario) se formará el adverbio con in a … way/manner, o usando un adverbio similar.
Ejemplo: friendly → in a friendly way/in a friendly manner
likely (probable) → probably
-Algunas palabras comparten forma para el adverbio y el adjetivo. De entre estos, los más importantes son:
daily, enough, early (precoz, temprano), far, fast, hard, hourly, kindly (amable, amablemente), little, long, low, monthly, much, straight, weekly, yearly.
Ejemplos:
a daily run → They go running daily.
a yearly concert → We go to the concert yearly.
Adverbs are NOT used to describe the following verbs. These verbs use adjectives.
Be I am quiet. NOT
Seem It seems strange. NOT
Look That looks nice. NOT
Smell That smells good. NOT
Sound That sounds great. NOT
Feel That feels funny. NOT
Observa:
- Para repasar su uso: http://www.examenglish.com/grammar/b1_adverbs.htm
- Para distinguir el uso de un adj o adverbio:
https://english.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/adjetivos-
- Para formar adverbios:
https://english.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/adjetivos-adverbios/adverbios/ejercicios
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Adjectiv Adverb wie Adjectiv Adverb con ly hard (duro)Life is hard.hard (duramente)She works hard.hardly (escasamente)She hardly ever works.late (tarde)Don’t be late.late (tarde)He is working late today.lately (recientemente)Have you seen her lately?most (la mayoría)Most people like ice-cream.most (más)Wich kind of ice-cream do you like most?mostly (mayormente, principalmente)It is mostly snowy in winter.near (cercano, próximo)He is a near relative.near (cerca)Do you live somewhere near?nearly (casi)He nearly fell off his chair.pretty (guapo, bonito)She has a pretty face.pretty (bastante)She is pretty nervous.prettily (bonito)She sings prettily.short (corto)He has got short hair.short (bruscamente)We had to cut our holiday short.shortly (dentro de poco)I will be with you shortly.
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- Para repasar su uso: http://www.examenglish.com/grammar/b1_adverbs.htm
- Para distinguir el uso de un adj o adverbio:
https://english.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/adjetivos-
- Para formar adverbios:
https://english.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/adjetivos-adverbios/adverbios/ejercicios
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Adjectives and adverbs,
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