Didactic Unit
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Teacher’s Name: Ricardo Stiglich
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Grade: 8th Grade
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Date: 14/08/13
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Curricular Area
English
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Main Topic
Regular and
Irregular Verbs, Personal interests
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Competences
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Goals
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Content
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The student
needs to analyze, to think and to be able to use Regular and Irregular
Verbs in any sentence, in any context in order to be able to communicate
in present and past tense perfectly. They are going to use them in a way to
practice them on their own interests.
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Students
should understand the cases in which they must difference between a regular
verb and an irregular one.
Students
need to know how they should write the verbs in their infinitve way and in
their past tense in many ways, (for example, writing
shorts stories in past and present simple).
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Concepts
: Vocabulary And Grammar (The way how to use them in a
sentence).
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Procedures:
Didactic
and simple classes for students to understand in a better way.
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Attitudes :
Students will write about their own stories
using the studied concepts. Students are going to have a lot of fun writing about
their own interests.
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Development
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Steps
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Description
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Resources
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Strategies
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Motivation
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To start with, showing some examples of Verbs
in a didactic way to motivate them.
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Magazines, comics, and web pages.
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Using resources as guides.
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Anchorage
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Teaching the infinitive verbs first is a
good idea to start creating basis in students.
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Textbooks, practicing verbs with role
games.
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Keep motivating them through playable activities.
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Scaffolding
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The key is to practice irregular verbs
everytime in class.
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Soup Letters, games.
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The teacher is going to use a lot of
methods to keep the classes.
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Consolidation
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It is going to be the main conclusions about the topic.
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The entire blog unit.
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The main conclusions aare going to ve re evaluated.
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Evaluation
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The teacher is going to evaluate the
students one by one.
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Short Theorical Quizes and every exercise.
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Through the class, and in some theorical quizes.
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Evaluation
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Outstanding
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Satisfactory
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In process - It is in process right
now, but it is being successful.
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Resources – Bibliography
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Instruments
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We are going to find some very useful resources, games, vocabulary
tables. Etc.
http://studentschile.tripod.com/id1.html
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miércoles, 21 de agosto de 2013
OUR QUIZ !
THIS ONE IS GOING TO BE OUR SHORT QUIZ ABOUT THE TOPIC (IRREGULAR AND REGULAR VERBS). WE ARE GOING TO DO JUST THE EXERCISE 1 AND 2.
AFTER WE FINISH THE QUIZ, WE ARE GOING TO SEND OUR ANSWERS TO THE TEACHER'S PERSONAL EMAIL, THE DEADLINE IS GOING TO BE THE NEXT WEEK. HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
-------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=3494 <----- QUIZ
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miércoles, 14 de agosto de 2013
JUST TO REMIND YOU...
from wikipedia.org
THIS IS A FUN GAME FOR YOU TO PRACTICE IRREGULAR VERBS:
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/verb_wheel/
A regular verb is any verb whose conjugation follows the typical pattern, or one of the typical patterns, of the language to which it belongs. A verb whose conjugation follows a different pattern is called an irregular verb.
from wikipedia.org
THIS IS A FUN GAME FOR YOU TO PRACTICE IRREGULAR VERBS:
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/verb_wheel/
IRREGULAR VERBS
In this week, we are going to do some exercises of Irregular Verbs, enjoy it!
1) have -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
2) went -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
3) slept -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
4) come -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
5) do -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
6) met -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
7) say -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
8) put -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
9) seen -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
10) caught -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
Exercises from:
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/irregular_verbs/forms.htm
1) have -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
2) went -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
3) slept -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
4) come -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
5) do -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
6) met -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
7) say -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
8) put -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
9) seen -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
10) caught -
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past participle
Exercises from:
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/irregular_verbs/forms.htm
Now we are going to do a short exercise, just to practice REGULAR VERBS.
Watch
Play
Talk
Listen
Use
Escape
Finish
THESE ARE MORE GAMES FOR YOU TO KEEP ON PRACTICING ! ;)
http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/online/jigword/jigpast1.html
http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/online/jigword/jigpast2.html
http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/online/matchingpairs/mpiregpast2.html
http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/online/matchingpairs/mpiregpast3.html
http://www.bradleys-english-school.com/online/concentration/past2.html
Didactic Unit - E Learning
Hello students, in this unit we are going to learn how to use Regular and irregular verbs in every way. They are not too complicated! First, we have to check the list of regular and irregular verbs, in order to learn how to differenciate them.
From : http://studentschile.tripod.com/id1.html
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| INFINITIVE |
2
| PAST |
3
| PARTICIPLE | CASTELLANO |
admit (admít)
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admitted (admítid)
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admitted (admítid)
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admitir
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ban (ban)
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banned (bánd)
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banned (bánd)
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prohibir
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beg (beg)
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begged (bégd)
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begged (bégd)
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rogar
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bury (béri)
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buried (bérid)
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buried (bérid)
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enterrar
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clap (kláp)
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clapped (klápt)
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clapped (klápt)
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aplaudir
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copy (kópi)
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copied (kópid)
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copied (kópid)
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copiar
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cry (krái)
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cried (kráid)
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cried (kráid)
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gritar, llorar
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drop (drop)
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dropped (drópt)
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dropped (drópt)
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dejar caer, caerse
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dry (drái)
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dried (dráid)
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dried (dráid)
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secar
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empty (émpti)
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emptied (émptid)
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emptied (émptid)
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vaciar
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fancy (fánsi)
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fancied (fánsid)
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fancied (fánsid)
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imaginar, desear
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fit (fit)
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fitted (fítid)
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fitted (fítid)
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caber, encajar
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fry (frái)
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fried (fráid)
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fried (fráid)
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freír
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hug (jág)
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hugged (jágd)
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hugged (jágd)
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abrazar
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hurry (jári)
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hurried (járid)
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hurried (járid)
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apurarse
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identify (aidéntifai)
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identified (aidéntifaid)
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identified (aidéntifaid)
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identificar
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knit (nit)
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knitted (nítid)
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knitted (nítid)
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tejer
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knot (not)
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knotted (nótid)
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knotted (nótid)
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anudar
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label (léibl)
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labelled (léibld)
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labelled (léibld)
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etiquetar
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level (lével)
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levelled (léveld)
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levelled (léveld)
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nivelar
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marry (mári)
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married (márid)
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married (márid)
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casarse
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multiply (máltíplai)
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multiplied (móltí-pláid)
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multiplied (móltí-pláid)
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multiplicar
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pedal (pédal)
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pedalled (pédald)
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pedalled (pédald)
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pedalear
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plan (plan)
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planned (pland)
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planned (pland)
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planear, planificar
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Lista de Verbos Irregulares:
1
| INFINITIVE |
2
| PAST |
3
| PARTICIPLE | CASTELLANO |
be (bi)
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was/were (uós/uér)
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been (bin)
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ser, estar
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become (bikám)
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became (bikéim)
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become (bikám)
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llegar a ser
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begin (biguín)
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began (bigén)
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begun (bigán)
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comenzar
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break (bréik)
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broke (bróuk)
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broken (bróukn)
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romper
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bring (bring)
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brought (brot)
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brought (brot)
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traer
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build (bilt)
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built (bilt)
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built (bilt)
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construir
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buy (bái)
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bought (bot)
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bought (bot)
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comprar
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catch (kach)
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caught (kot)
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caught (kot)
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agarrar
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choose (chus)
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chose (chos)
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chosen (chúsn)
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elegir
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come (kám)
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came (keím)
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come (kám)
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venir
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cut (kat)
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cut (kat)
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cut (kat)
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cortar
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do (dú)
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did (díd)
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done (dán)
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hacer
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draw (dró)
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drew (drú)
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drawn (drón)
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dibujar
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drink (drink)
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drank (drénk)
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drunk (drank)
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beber
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drive (dráiv)
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drove (dróuv)
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driven (drívn)
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conducir
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eat (í:t)
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ate (et)
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eaten (ítn)
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comer
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fall (fol)
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fell (fel)
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fallen (fólen)
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caer
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feel (fí:l)
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felt (felt)
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felt (felt)
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sentir
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find (fáind)
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found (faúnd)
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found (fáund)
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encontrar
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fly (flái)
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flew (flu)
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flown (flón)
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volar
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forget (forguét)
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forgot (forgót)
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forgotten (forgótn)
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olvidar
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get (guét)
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got (got)
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got/gotten (got/gotn)
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obtener, conseguir
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give (guív)
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gave (guéiv)
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given (gívn)
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dar
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go (góu)
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went (uént)
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gone (góun)
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ir
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grow (gróu)
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grew (grú)
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grown (grón)
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cultivar, crecer
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hang (jéng)
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hung (jáng)
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hung (jáng)
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colgar
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From : http://studentschile.tripod.com/id1.html
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