UNIVERSITY OF AYACUCHO FEDERICO FROEBEL

FACULTYTECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING

E.F:P SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

ENGLISH WORK

TEACHER: Mrs. KLING

STUDENT: YACE HUAMAN, Javier

COURSE: ENGLISH I

AYACUCHO-PER

2016
 ALPHABET

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GREETINGS

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 Greetings Saludos

Good afternoon Buenas tardes

Good evening Buenas noches

Good morning Buenos das

Hello Hola

Hi Hola

How are things? Cmo van las cosas?

How are you doing? Cmo te est yendo?

How are you? Cmo est/s/n?

How do you do? Cmo te va?

Hows it going? Qu tal? / Qu ms?

Hows the family? Cmo est la familia?

Welcome Bienvenido

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 DAYS OF THE WEEK

LUNES MONDAY

MARTES TUESDAY

MIRCOLES WEDNESDAY

JUEVES THURSDAY

VIERNES FRIDAY

SBADO SATURDAY

DOMINGO SUNDAY

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 MONTHS

ENERO JANUARY

FEBRERO FEBRUARY

MARZO MARCH

ABRIL APRIL

MAYO MAY

JUNIO JUNE

JULIO JULY

AGOSTO AUGUST

SEPTIEMBRE SEPTEMBER

OCTUBRE OCTOBER

NOVIEMBRE NOVEMBER

DICIEMBRE DECEMBER

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 COLORS

ROJO: RED

AZUL: BLUE

AMARILLO: YELLOW

VERDE: GREEN

NARANJA: ORANGE

VIOLETA: VIOLET

ROSA: PINK

CELESTE: SKY BLUE

GRIS: GREY

MARRN: BROWN

BLANCO: WHITE

NEGRO: BLACK

DORADO: GOLDEN

PLATEADO: SILVER

MARFIL: IVORY

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 NUMBERS

0.zero 34.therty four 68.sixty light

1.one 35.thirty five 69.sixty nine
2.two 36.thirty six 70.senvety
3.three 37.thirty seven 71.seventy one
4.four 38.thirty light 72.seventy two
5.five 39.thirty nine 73.seventy three
6.six 40.forty 74.seventy four
7.seven 41.forty one 75.seventy five
8.ligth 42.forty two 76.seventy six
9.nine 43.forty three 77.seventy seven
10.ten 44.forty four 78.seventy light
11.eleven 45.forty five 79.seventy nine
12.twelve 46.forty six 80.lighty
13.thirteen 47.forty seven 81.lighty one
14.forteen 48.forty light 82.lighty two
15.fifteen 49.forty nine 83.lighty three
16.sixteen 50.fifty 84.lighty four
17.seventeen 51.fifty one 85.lighty five
18.lighteen 52.fifty two 86.lighty six
19.nineteen 53.fifty three 87.lighty seven
20.twenty 54.fifty four 88.lighty light
21.twenty one 55.fifty five 89.lighty nine
22.twenty two 56.fifty six 90.ninety
23.twenty three 57.fifty seven 91.ninety one
24.twenty four 58.fifty light 92.ninety two
25.twenty five 59.fifty nine 93.ninety three
26.twenty six 60.sixty 94.ninety four
27.twenty seven 61.sixty one 95.ninety five
28.twenty light 62.sixty two 96.ninety six
29.twenty nine 63.sixty three 97.ninety seven
30.thirty 64.sixty four 98.ninety light
31.thirty one 65.sixty five 99.ninety nine
32.thirty two 66.sixty six 100.one hundred
33.thirty three 67.sixty seven

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 PARTS OF THE BODY

Boca Mouth
Brazo Arm
Cabeza Head
Cara Face
Codo Elbow
Corazn Heart
Dedos Fingers
Diente Tooth
Dientes Teeth
Espalda Back
Labios Lips
Mano Hand
Nariz Nose
Ojos Eyes
Orejas Ears
Pie Foot
Pierna Leg
Pies Feet
Rodilla Knee
Uas Nails

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 THINGS IS THE OF BODY

Armchair silln, butaca

bed Cama

bedside table mesita de noche

bookcase Estantera

bookshelf Estantera

chair Silla

chest of Cmoda
drawers

clock reloj de pared

coat stand Percha

coffee table mesa de caf

cupboard armario,
despensa

desk Escritorio

double bed cama doble

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dressing Tocador
table

drinks armario de
cabinet bebidas

filing cabinet Archivo

mirror Espejo

piano Piano

sideboard Aparador

single bed cama sencilla

Sof Sof

sofa-bed sof cama

Stool banqueta o
taburete

Table Mesa

THINGS IN THE CLASS ROOM

pencil lpiz
pen bolgrafo, pluma

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marker marcador, plumn
eraser borrador
board pizarra, pizarrn
paper papel
book libro
notebook libreta, cuaderno
ruler regla
thash cesto de basura, zafacn
scissors tijeras
stapler grapadora, engrapadora
pencil sharpener sacapuntas
tape cinta
desk escritorio
table mesa
chair silla
computer computadora
clock reloj
teacher maestro
student estudiante

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 JOBS

dustman basurero

electrician electricista

employee empleado

engineer ingeniero

farmer agricultor

farmer granjero

fireman bombero

fisherman pescador

foreman capataz

gardener jardinero

hairdresser peluquero

instructor monitor

jeweller joyero

journalist periodista

judge juez

labourer obrero

lawyer abogado

lorry driver camionero

mechanic mecnico

miner minero

model modelo

monk monje

nanny niera

nun monja

nurse enfermero

office worker oficinista

painter pintor

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pilot piloto

plumber fontanero

policeman polica

politician poltico

postman cartero

priest cura

priest sacerdote

psychiatrist psiquiatra

psychologist psiclogo

receptionist recepcionista

reporter reportero

sailor marinero

salesman vendedor

scientist cientfico

secretary secretario

servant criado

shepherd pastor

shoemaker zapatero

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 PLACES

1. Apartment apartamento

2. Avenue avenida

3. Bridge puente

4. Buildings edificios

5. Cathedral catedral

6. Cemetery cementerio, panten

7. Church iglesia

8. Downtown centro de la ciudad

9. Embassy embajada

10. Factory fbrica

11. House casa

12. Library biblioteca

13. Monument monumento

14. Neighborhood vecindario, barrio

15. Newspaper stand puesto de peridicos

16. Palace palacio

17. Parking lot estacionamiento, aparcamiento

18. Prison crcel, prisin

19. School escuela, colegio

20. Skyscraper rascacielos

21. Stadium estadio

22. Statue estatua

23. Street calle

24. University universidad

 ANIMALS

GATO: CAT LOBO: WOLF

PERRO: DOG ZORRO: FOX

PJARO: BIRD GALLINA: HEN

PATO: DUCK RATA: RAT

CORDERO: LAMB SERPIENTE: SNAKE

VACA: COW MARIPOSA: BUTTERFLY

CABALLO: HORSE MOSQUITO: MOSQUITO

ELEFANTE: ELEPHANT BALLENA: WHALE

ARAA: SPIDER GALLO COCK

ABEJA: BEE GUILA: EAGLE

POLLITO: CHICK MONO: MONKEY

CARACOL: SNAIL CAMELLO: CAMEL

PEZ: FISH CONEJO: RABBIT

TORO: BULL CHANCHO: PIG

JIRAFA: GIRAFFE HORMIGA: ANT

TIGRE: TIGER LEN: LION

PANTERA: PANTHER HORNERO: BAKER

BURRO: DONKEY LUCIRNAGA: FIREFLY

GANSO: GOOSE ARDILLA: SQUIRREL

CANGURO: KANGAROO HIPOPTAMO: HIPPOPOTAMUS

INSECTO: INSECT RINOCERONTE: RHINOCEROS

PULPO: OCTOPUS CEBRA: ZEBRA

LANGOSTA: CRAB COCODRILO: CROCODILE

OSO: BEAR CABRA: GOAT

PINGINO: PENGUIN COALA: KOALA

PAVO: TURKEY SAPO: TOAD

PAVO REAL: PEACOCK RANA: FROG

PALOMA: PIGEON/ DOVE CISNE: SWAN
 VEGETABLES

Ajo Garlic
Alcachofa Artichoke
Apio Celery
Berenjena Eggplant
Berros Watercress
Brcoli Broccoli
Calabaza Pumpkin
Cebollas Onions
Col/Repollo Cabbage
Coliflor Cauliflower
Esprragos Asparagus
Espinaca Spinach
Habas Beans
Lechuga Lettuce
Maz Corn
Nabo Turnip
Patatas Potatoes
Pepino Cucumber
Pimiento Pepper
Rbanos Radishes
Remolacha Beet
Seta Mushroom
Tomates Tomatoes
Zanahoria Carrot
 FOOD

1. Baked potatoes patatas o papas al horno

2. Cheeseburger hamburguesa de queso

3. Dessert postre

4. French fries papas fritas

5. Hamburger hamburguesa

6. Lasagne lasaa

7. Macaroni macarrones

8. Mashed potatoes pur de papas

9. Noodles tallarines, fideos

10. Pizza pizza

11. Salad ensalada

12. Scrambled eggs huevos revueltos

13. Soup sopa

14. Spaghetti espagueti

15. Tomato sauce salsa de tomate

 TRANSPORTATION

1. Car auto
2. cruise crucero
3. boat bote
4. ship barco
5. bus bus
6. helipcoter helicptero
7. taxi taxi
8. bike bicicleta
9. train tren
10. metro metro
11. van furgn
12. truck camion
 SEASONS

spring primavera

summer verano

autumn otoo

winter invierno
 TIMES

4:00 Its four oclock

4:10 Its ten past four

4:15 Its a quarter past four

4:30 Its half past four

4:40 Its twenty to five

4:45 Its a quarter to five

4:50 Its ten to five

5:00 Its five oclock

 THIS/THAT/ THESE/THOSE

This flower is beautiful. Esta flor es hermosa.

This car is dirty. Este automvil est sucio.

This room is too large. Este cuarto es muy grande

This is my Math book. Este es mi libro de matemticas

That house is expensive. Aquella casa es costosa.

That dog is bad. Aquel perro es malo.

That motorbike is expensive. Aquella motocicleta es cara

That is an old house. Aquella es una casa antigua

These apples are cheap. Estas manzanas son baratas.

These pencils are in the box. Estos lpices estn en la caja.

These motorbikes are expensive.Estas motocicletas son caras

These are old houses. Estas son casas antiguas

Those stars are in the sky. Aquellas estrellas estn en el cielo.

Those boys are my friends. Aquellos nios son mis amigos.

Those motorbikes are expensive. Aquellas motocicletas son caras

Those are old houses. Aquellas son casas antiguas

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A dog. Un perro.

An elephant. Un elephante.

A house. Una casa.

An apple. Una manzana.

A car. Un automvil.

A table. Una mesa.

An elephant. Un elefante.

An apple. Una manzana.

My uncle is an engineer Mi to es un ingeniero

A kid phoned this morning Un nio llam esta maana

Lee is a chinese name Lee es un nombre Chino

 PERSONAL PRONOUNS

1. I am happy. (Yo estoy feliz)

2. I am a good student. (Yo soy un buen estudiante)

3. You are honest. (T eres honesto)

4. You are very smart. (T eres muy inteligente)

5. He is in Europe. (l est en Europa)

6. He is sad. (l est triste)

7. She is my cousin. (Ella es mi prima)

8. She is my mother in law. (Ella es mi suegra)

9. It is a good movie. (Es una buena pelcula)

10. It is cold today. (Hoy hace fro)

11. We are brothers. (Nosotros somos hermanos)

12. We are teachers. (Nosotros somos maestros)

13. You are very serious. (Ustedes son muy serios)

14. You are very tall. (Usted son muy altos)

15. They are sisters. (Ellas son hermanas)

16. They are married. (Ellos estn casados)

 TO BE

1. He is very tall. (l es muy alto).

2. She was eating. (Ella estaba comiendo).

3. It is horrible. (Eso es horrible).

4. Are you crazy? (Ests loco?).

5. They are kind of wird. (Ellos son medio raros).

6. We are too smart. (Nosotros somos muy inteligentes).

7. She is pretty. (Ella es bonita).

8. They are funny. (Ellos son chistosos).

9. Have you ever been there? (Alguna vez has estado ah?).

10. It is cool. (Eso est padre).

 TO BE NEGATIVE

1. I am not like my mother.

2. You are not well.

3. He is not a plumber, he is a teacher.

4. He was not there when it happened.

5. He is not her father.

6. I am not sick anymore.

7. She is not happy.

8. We are not ready for this.

9. They are not honest with us.

10. She is not unempluyed.

 TO BE CONTRACTOS

1. We arent old friends. (Nosotros no somos viejos amigos).

2. He isnt a student. (l no es un estudiante).

3. The pencil isnt on the desk. (El lpiz no est sobre el escritorio).

4. She isnt absent from class today. (Ella no est ausente en clase

hoy).

5. They arent friends. (Ellos no son amigos).

6. The weather today isnt good. (El clima no est bien hoy).

7. The sky isnt clear. (El cielo no est limpio).

8. They arent brothers. (Ellos no son hermanos).

9. The child isnt in the garden. (El nio no est en el jardn).

10. We arent cousins. (Nosotros no somos primos).

11. She isnt sick today. (Ella no est enferma hoy).

12. She isnt a young woman. (Ella no es una mujer joven).

13. He isnt a businessman. (l no es un hombre de negocios).

14. He isnt a lawyer. (l no es un abogado).

15. Today isnt Monday. (Hoy no es lunes).

16. He and Mary arent good students. (l y Mary no son buenos

estudiantes).
 TO BE QUESTION

1. Am I a good student? (Soy un buen estudiante?).

2. Are we old friends? (Somos viejos amigos?).

3. Is he a student? (l es un estudiante?).

4. Is the pencil on the desk? (El lpiz est sobre el escritorio?).

5. Is she absent from class today? (Ella est ausente en la clase

hoy?).

6. Are they friends? (Ellos son amigos?).

7. Is the weather good? (El clima est bien?).

8. Is the sky clear? (El cielo est limpio?).

9. Are they brothers? (Ellos son hermanos?).

10. Is the child in the garden? (El nio est en el jardn?).

11. Are we cousins? (Nosotros somos primos?).

12. Is she sick today? (Ella est enferma hoy?).

13. Is she a young woman? (Ella es una mujer joven?).

14. Is he a businessman? (l es un hombre de negocios?).

15. Is he a lawyer? (l es un abogado?).

16. Is today Monday? (Hoy es lunes?).

 POSSESSIONS ADJETIVES

The New York Metro works all day. Its platform is so crowded.
Her Mother is sick
Your eyes are so beautiful.
You must do it by your own effort.
Take your luggage, please.
Love your enemies.
When he ran away, Harrys shoes brake.
My computer is failing. Its hard disk doesnt work.
Romes Coliseum is an ancient stadium
Dont help me; Ill do it by my own media.
Your book is too old.
Her sister gone to town
Our grandpa lives in Europe.
Sandras hair is black and silken.
The speakers sound is loud and clear.
 PAST TENSE

- I talk with my friend in the classroom

-You eat a apple

-We sing a beatiful song

-They play in the garden

-He does his english homework

-She makes a delicious cake

-It sleeps in the house

 PAST TENSE NEGATIVE

- I dont talk with my girlfriend in the classroom

-You dont eat a pizza

-We dont sing in the class

-They dont play in the bathroom

-He doesnt do his math homework

-She doesnt cook the dinner

-It doesnt sleep outside

 PAST TENSE QUESTIONS

-Do you talk with your boyfriend in the classroom?

-Do you eat a pizza?

-Do they play in the school?

-Do we sing in the class?

-Does he do his english homework?

-Does she make a cake?

 WH/ QUESTION WORDS

Where did you buy this bag?

Which is your favorite color?

Why does she look so sad?

When will you sign those documents?

How much beer did they drink?

Where is the shower?

How often do you go to the theatre?

Whom did you visit at the hospital?

Whose idea was that?

How many friends did you invite?

Which film director do you admire?

When are you coming to see your grandmother?

How old is your sister?

What is your favorite beach?

How does this work?

Where is that museum?

What is the tallest building in the world?

Where did they stay at New York?

 PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

School starts AT eight oclock.

Spring begins ON March 21st.
Bring your homework FOR tomorrow.
My birthday is IN October.
I wento to Acapulco IN the summer of 1989.
Santa comes AT midnight.
I will see you AT lunchtime.
My class begins AT noon.
The party is ON New Year Day.
We will probably go to Mars IN the future.
Please, come IN the morning.
I play football on Wednesdays
I go to school at eight.
I like playing computer games at night
I often go to the beach in Summer
I play chess at the weekend
 EXPRESSION OF TIME

five minutes ago

an hour ago

a week ago

two weeks ago

a month ago

a year ago

a long time ago

in ten minutes' time or in ten minutes

in an hour's time or in an hour

in a week's time or in a week

in ten days' time or in ten days

in three weeks' time or in three weeks

in two months' time or in two months

in ten years' time or in ten years

the previous day

the previous week

the previous month

the previous year

 SINGULAR PLURAL PLURALS

man - hombre men - hombres

woman - mujer women - mujeres

person - persona people - personas

child - nio children - nios

tooth - diente, muela teeth - dientes, muelas

foot - pie feet - pies

louse - piojo lice - piojos

mouse - ratn mice - ratones

ox - buey oxen - bueyes

goose - ganso geese - gansos

 SPELLING (ING)

hope - hoping
ride - riding
make - making
write - writing
agree - agreeing
flee - fleeing
see seeing
die - dying
tie - tying
lie lying
jog - jogging
sit - sitting
run - running
stop - stopping
eat - eating
speak - speaking
cook - cooking
start - starting
do - doing
stay - staying
fix - fixing
try - trying
 SPELLING (S)

Ache ------- aches

Bake---------bakes

Breathe-----breathes

Care---------cares

Cache-------caches

Dives -------dives

Edge --------edges

Fiddle--------fiddles

File-----------files

Glare--------glares

Hate---------hates

Hope--------hopes

Joke---------jokes

Live----------lives

Make--------makes

Note---------notes

Pate---------pastes

Tiype--------types,

Write-------writes
 SPELLING OF (ED)

help helped

stuff stuffed

laugh laughed

miss missed

dice diced

fix fixed

look looked

fish fished

march marched
 PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

The dog is in a room

The car is on a street
At the Shopping Center ParkCity
There is a car beside the park
The car is among the students
The bike is between the walls
They are in the limousine
The hotel is in front of the station.
The bank is opposite the market.
He is standing in front of you.
The church is behind the school.
He is standing behind you.
 ADVERDS OF FREQUENCY

I always get up at 7:00.

I usually go to the movies on Sundays
You always arrive late.
You usually call me when Im busy.
He always goes to the gym.
He usually visits his parents.
She always helps her mother.
She usually gets up at 6:00.
She often practices sports.
She hardly ever eats junk food
The park usually closes when it snows heavily.
It often rains in winter.
We often watch romantic movies.
We hardly ever travel abroad.
They often eat pizza.
They hardly ever go skiing
 THERE IS / THERE ARE

1. There is a car on the road. (Hay un auto en el camino)

2. There are apples in the box. (Hay manzanas en la caja)

3. There are five flags at the top of the hotel. (Hay cinco banderas en la

parte superior del hotel)

4. There is an ipad in my bag. (Hay un ipad en mi bolsa)

5. There are two students absent today. (Hay dos estudiantes ausentes

hoy)

6. There is a fire escape in the building. (Hay una escalera de incendios

en el edificio)

7. There is a lamp in my bedroom. (Hay una lmpara en mi habitacin)

8. There are two large windows in my office. (Hay dos ventanas

grandes en mi oficina)

9. There are no Italians in my class. (No hay italianos en mi clase)

10. There are two books on the desk. (Hay dos libros en el escritorio)
 COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE

He has got two cars. - Tiene dos coches.

There are six apples on the table. - Hay seis manzanas en la mesa.

There is a pencil on the table. - Hay un lpiz en la mesa.

I want that apple. - Quiero esa manzana.

Where is my book? - Dnde est mi libro?

I've got some oranges. - Tengo unas naranjas.

Have you got any pencils? - Tienes algunos lpices?

I've got a few euros. - Tengo unos euros.

She hasn't got many books. - Ella no tiene mucho libros.

How many pencils are there? - Cuntos lpices hay?

This cheese is very good. - Este queso es muy bueno.

I've got some money. - Tengo (algo de) dinero.

Have you got any milk? - Tienes (algo de) leche?

We've got a little money. - Tenemos un poco de dinero.

I haven't got much milk. No tengo mucha leche.

How much sugar is there? - Cunto azcar hay?

 SOME / ANY

1. There are some good T.V shows tonight. (Hay algunos buenos

programas de televisin en la noche)

2. I have some money. (Yo tengo algo de dinero)

3. We need some chairs in the classroom. (Nosotros necesitamos

algunas sillas en el saln de clases)

4. Here are some of our suggestions. (Aqu hay algunas de nuestras

sugerencias)

5. You will find some mistakes in my composition. (T encontrars

algunos errores en mi composicin)

6. She married some magnate twice her age. (Ella se cas con algn

magnate que le dobla la edad)

7. We will need some summer clothes. (Nosotros necesitamos alguna

ropa de verano)

8. I told her about some of my experiences. (Yo le habl de algunas de

mis experiencias)

9. We need some apples for breakfast. (Nosotros necesitamos algunas

manzanas para el desayuno?)

10. She wanted to buy some dresses. (Ella quera compara algunos

vestidos)
11. We have some good neighbors. (Nosotros tenemos algunos buenos

vecinos)

12. There are some pretty girls in this my school. (Hay algunas chicas

bonitas en mi escuela)
 OBJETCT PRONOUNS

He loves ME

The boss is going to fire YOU

My brother wants to marry HER

The Academy gave HIM the award for best actor

I need to find IT before It's to late

My mom will take US to the school tomorrow if It's raining

The teacher gave THEM a lesson about manners

Do you need ME?

My brother have a girlfriend a year ago, HER name is Maria

It's a beautiful gift. Thank YOU

They are pretty poultry but have cut THEM wings for don't escape.

YOU are my best friends from children until grandparents

 DAILY ROUTINES

Hello my name is JAVIER today i am going to talk about my house and my

daily routine. I live in a two story house, my room is located in the second

floor, plus two more rooms, the kitchen is in the first floor and underneath

the stairs we have a batroom, the living room and dining room are also in

the first floor, there is a big tree in front of the house and a picnic table

under the tree.

The first thing i do when i wake up is to take a shower then I get dress and

have breakfast, I take the bus to school, my classes are from 8:30 AM to

2:00 PM , on the school board there is always a note about absent

teachers, sometimes I can go home early, I get home and do my homework,

have lunch with my family help with the chores around the house then I can

go out with my friends for a couple of hours but I have to go to sleep early,

on weekends my family and I always go to a park or lake, then back to the

routine on Monday.
 TYPES OF MUSIC

blues blues

classical clsica

country country

dance dance

easy listening msica ligera

electronic electrnica

folk folk

heavy metal heavy metal

hip hop hip hop

jazz jazz

Latin latina

opera pera

pop pop

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
tall alto/a

short bajo/a

slim delgado/a

thin flaco/a

fat gordo/a

obese obeso/a

well-built fornido/a

overweight con sobrepeso

medium height de talla media

well-dressed bien-vestido/a

smart elegante

scruffy desaliado

good-looking buen parecido/a

 SPORTS

1. Aerobics: Aerobic

2. Archery: Tiro al arco

3. Badminton: Bdminton

4. Baseball: Bisbol

5. Basketball: Baloncesto

6. Boat race: Regata

7. Bowling: Bolos

8. Boxing: Boxeo

9. Bungee jumping: Puenting

10. Canoeing: Piragismo

11. Chess: Ajedrez

12. Cricket: Cricket

13. Cycling: Ciclismo

14. Dancing: Bailar

15. Darts: Dardos

16. Decathlon: Decatln

17. Fencing: Esgrima

18. Field Hockey: Hockey sobre hierva

19. Fishing: Pesca

20. Football: Ftbol (UK), ftbol americano (USA)

21. Futsal: Ftbol sala

22. Golf: Golf

23. Gymnastics: Gimnasia

24. Handball: Balonmano

25. Hang-gliding: Ala delta

26. High jump: Salto de altura

 COUNTRIES / NATIONALITIES

KOREA KOREAN
LAOS LAOTIAN
LEBANON LEBANESE
MALAYSIA MALAYSIAN
MALTA MALTESE
MEXICO MEXICAN
MOROCCO MOROCCAN
the NETHERLANDS DUTCH
NICARAGUA NICARAGUAN
NEPAL NEPALESE
NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALANDER
NIGERIA NIGERIAN

NORWAY NORWEGIAN
 PERSONAL ITEMS

bracelet brazalete, pulsera

comb cepillo para el pelo

earrings pendientes

engagement ring anillo de compromiso

glasses gafas

handbag bolso de mano

handkerchief pauelo

hair tie o hair band goma del pelo

hairbrush peine

keys llaves

keyring llavero

lighter mechero, encendedor

necklace collar

PHONE NUMBERS
990194450 nine nine zero one nine four four five zero

999161504 nine nine nine one six one five zero four

930414277 nine three zero fou one four two seven seven

988874776 nine eight eight eight seven four seven seven six

976567665 nine seven six five six seven six six five

942142346 nine four two one four two three four six

920201732 nine two zero two zero one seven three two
IMPERATIVES

Wait outside. (Espera afuera)

Come back later. (Regresa ms tarde)
Sit there. (Sintate all)
Leave the bags there. (Deja las bolsas all)
Let me talk with her. (Djame hablar con ella)
Tell him about it. (Dgale al respecto)
Open the door. (Abra la puerta)
Close the door. (Cierre la puerta)
Send me money. (Envame dinero)
Turn on the light. (Enciende la luz)
Call me tomorrow. (Llmame maana)
Take off your jacket. (Qutate la chaqueta)
Pick up the newspaper. (Recoge el peridico)
Do it again. (Hazlo otra vez)
Be careful. (Ten cuidado)
Dont take long! (No tardes mucho!)