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APDN_IRREGULARVERBS_2APRM

ARIELA PATRICIA DOMINGUEZ NIEVES Inglés Primero Spanisch 118 Karten

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  1. 1Infinitive Simple Past Arise AroseArose (surgió): Appear a thing from a place where it was not perceived.Infinitive Simple Past Arise Arose
  2. 2Infinitive Simple Past be was / wereWas/were (era): Used to define and identify something or someone.Infinitive Simple Past be was / were
  3. 3Infinitive Simple Past beat beatBeat (golpeó): Give a blow or several repeated against another.Infinitive Simple Past beat beat
  4. 4Infinitive Simple Past become becameBecame (convirtió): Change or transform one thing into another.Infinitive Simple Past become became
  5. 5Infinitive Simple Past begin beganBegan (comenzó): To cause something that did not exist, did not happen, or was not done before to come into existence, occur or be done, or make the first part of this thing.Infinitive Simple Past begin began
  6. 6Infinitive Simple Past bet bet/bettedBet/betted (apostado): Agree with another or others that the wrong one will lose the amount of money that is determined or anything else.Infinitive Simple Past bet bet/betted
  7. 7Infinitive Simple Past bite bitBit (mordió): Nailing the teeth of a person or animal on food, an object, or something else to hold, press, or break them.Infinitive Simple Past bite bit
  8. 8Infinitive Simple Past bleed bledBled (sangró): Shed bloodInfinitive Simple Past bleed bled
  9. 9Infinitive Simple Past blow blewBlew (sopló): Throw air.Infinitive Simple Past blow blew
  10. 10Infinitive Simple Past break brokeBroke (rompió): Split a thingInfinitive Simple Past break broke
  11. 11Infinitive Simple Past bring broughtBrought (trajo): To take a person or a thing to the place where the speaker is.Infinitive Simple Past bring brought
  12. 12Infinitive Simple Past build builtBuilt (construido): Make a building or other architectural or engineering construction, or one of its parts.Infinitive Simple Past build built
  13. 13Infinitive Simple Past buy boughtBought (compró): Acquire something in exchange for money.Infinitive Simple Past buy bought
  14. 14Infinitive Simple Past catch caughtCaught (atrapó): Grab, reach or catch someone or something.Infinitive Simple Past catch caught
  15. 15Infinitive Simple Past Choose choseChose (eligió): Select or prefer a person or a thing.Infinitive Simple Past Choose chose
  16. 16Infinitive Simple Past Come cameCame (llegó): Go to the place where the person speaking is.Infinitive Simple Past Come came
  17. 17Infinitive Simple Past cost costCost (costó): Have a certain price for which it can be bought.Infinitive Simple Past cost cost
  18. 18Infinitive Simple Past creep creptCrept (se arrastró): To move a person or thing so that it rubs against the ground or other surface.Infinitive Simple Past creep crept
  19. 19Infinitive Simple Past cut cutCut (cortó): To divide a thing into two or more parts with a sharp instrument.Infinitive Simple Past cut cut
  20. 20Infinitive Simple Past deal dealtDealt (repartió): Give each of the people who form a group the part that corresponds to them of a certain thing.Infinitive Simple Past deal dealt
  21. 21Infinitive Simple Past do didDid (hizó): Do an activity..Infinitive Simple Past do did
  22. 22Infinitive Simple Past draw drewDrew (dibujó): Art of graphically representing objects on a flat surface.Infinitive Simple Past draw drew
  23. 23Infinitive Simple Past Dream dreamt/dreamedDreamt/dreamed (soñó): Imagining things or events that are perceived as real while sleeping.Infinitive Simple Past Dream dreamt/dreamed
  24. 24Infinitive Simple Past drink drankDrank (bebió): Take a liquid by mouth.Infinitive Simple Past drink drank
  25. 25Infinitive Simple Past Drive DroveDrove (condujo): Transport someone or something from one part to another in a car.Infinitive Simple Past Drive Drove
  26. 26Infinitive Simple Past eat ateAte (comió): Taking food through the mouth, chewing it, and swallowing it so that it passes into the stomach.Infinitive Simple Past eat ate
  27. 27Infinitive Simple Past fall fellFell (cayó): Go or lean down by the force of gravity, and lose your balance until you hit the groundInfinitive Simple Past fall fell
  28. 28Infinitive Simple Past feed fedFed (alimentó): Give food to a living being.Infinitive Simple Past feed fed
  29. 29Infinitive Simple Past feel feltFelt (sintió): Perceiving a sensation coming from an external stimulus or from the body itself.Infinitive Simple Past feel felt
  30. 30Infinitive Simple Past fight foughtFought (luchó): Using force or other means in a violent confrontation against another person or animal.Infinitive Simple Past fight fought
  31. 31Infinitive Simple Past find foundFound (encontrado): Locate a thing or person that is sought, or meet with it.Infinitive Simple Past find found
  32. 32Infinitive Simple Past flee fledFled (huyó): Rushing away from a place or a person out of fear or to avoid harm or danger.Infinitive Simple Past flee fled
  33. 33Infinitive Simple Past fly flewFlew (voló): Travel through the air and move from one point to another.Infinitive Simple Past fly flew
  34. 34Infinitive Simple Past forget forgotForgot: Losing memory or recollection of a thing.Infinitive Simple Past forget forgot
  35. 35Infinitive Simple Past forgive forgaveForgave (perdonó): Forget the fault that another person has committed against her or others and not hold a grudge or punish her for it.Infinitive Simple Past forgive forgave
  36. 36Infinitive Simple Past forsake forsookForsook (abandonó): To leave alone or without attention or care to a person, animal or thing.Infinitive Simple Past forsake forsook
  37. 37Infinitive Simple Past freeze frozeFroze (cngeló): To subject something to a low enough temperature.Infinitive Simple Past freeze froze
  38. 38Infinitive Simple Past get gotGot (obtuvo): Getting to have a certain thing that is wanted, requested, or deserved.Infinitive Simple Past get got
  39. 39Infinitive Simple Past give gaveGave (dio): To make something belong to another person.Infinitive Simple Past give gave
  40. 40Infinitive Simple Past go wentWent (fui): To move to a certain place.Infinitive Simple Past go went
  41. 41Infinitive Simple Past grind groundGround (molió): To break something up by hitting it with something or rubbing it between two hard pieces.Infinitive Simple Past grind ground
  42. 42Infinitive Simple Past grow grewGrew (creció): Increase in size.Infinitive Simple Past grow grew
  43. 43Infinitive Simple Past hang hungHung (colgó): Suspend, put something or someone without reaching the ground.Infinitive Simple Past hang hung
  44. 44Infinitive Simple Past have hadHad (tenido): This indicates that what is expressed by the direct object has a relationship, especially of possession.Infinitive Simple Past have had
  45. 45Infinitive Simple Past hear heardHeard (oyó): Perceive something through the sense of hearing.Infinitive Simple Past hear heard
  46. 46Infinitive Simple Past hide hidHid (escondió): Remove someone or something to a secret place or place.Infinitive Simple Past hide hid
  47. 47Infinitive Simple Past hit hitHit (golpeó): Give a blow or several repeated against another.Infinitive Simple Past hit hit
  48. 48Infinitive Simple Past hold heldHeld (retenido): To keep something that should be returned.Infinitive Simple Past hold held
  49. 49Infinitive Simple Past hurt hurtHurt (herido): To feel a sensation of damage, to suffer.Infinitive Simple Past hurt hurt
  50. 50Infinitive Simple Past keep keptKept (guardó): To put something in a place so that it is not lost or so that it is kept in good condition.Infinitive Simple Past keep kept
  51. 51Infinitive Simple Past kneel kneltKnelt (arrodilló): Knees on the ground and the rest of the body upright.Infinitive Simple Past kneel knelt
  52. 52Infinitive Simple Past know knewKnew (sabía): Broad and deep set of knowledge.Infinitive Simple Past know knew
  53. 53Infinitive Simple Past lead ledLed (dirijió): Lead or lead a group or a movement.Infinitive Simple Past lead led
  54. 54Infinitive Simple Past learn learnt/learnedLearn/learned (aprendió): To acquire knowledge of something through study, exercise, or experience.Infinitive Simple Past learn learnt/learned
  55. 55Infinitive Simple Past leave leftLeft (se fue): Go or pass from a closed or limited place to the outside, through an opening or passage.Infinitive Simple Past leave left
  56. 56Infinitive Simple Past lend lentLent (prestado): Give something to a person to use for a while and then return it.Infinitive Simple Past lend lent
  57. 57Infinitive Simple Past let letLet (dejó): Separate or move away from a person or thing, temporarily or permanently.Infinitive Simple Past let let
  58. 58Infinitive Simple Past lie layLay (yació): Lying down or stretched out horizontally.Infinitive Simple Past lie lay
  59. 59Infinitive Simple Past lose lostLost (perdido): Stop owning a certain thing because of some circumstance.Infinitive Simple Past lose lost
  60. 60Infinitive Simple Past make madeMade (hecho): Do in the sense of manufacturing.Infinitive Simple Past make made
  61. 61Infinitive Simple Past mean meantMeant (quiso decir): Representation of an idea or an object.Infinitive Simple Past mean meant
  62. 62Infinitive Simple Past meet metMet (conoció): Action performed by the subject in order to have a notion or idea of something or someone.Infinitive Simple Past meet met
  63. 63Infinitive Simple Past pay paidPaid (pagado): Giving someone an amount of money or something else that is owed to them.Infinitive Simple Past pay paid
  64. 64Infinitive Simple Past put putPut (puso): To cause a person or thing to be in a certain place.Infinitive Simple Past put put
  65. 65Infinitive Simple Past quit quit/quittedQuit/quitted (renunció): Give up doing what you planned or wanted to do.Infinitive Simple Past quit quit/quitted
  66. 66Infinitive Simple Past read readRead (leyó): Active process, a construction of its own in which the text is involved.Infinitive Simple Past read read
  67. 67Infinitive Simple Past ride rodeRode (montó): To stand or climb on top of something.Infinitive Simple Past ride rode
  68. 68Infinitive Simple Past ring rangRang (llamó por teléfono): Usually, 2 people communicate, at both ends of a telephone line.Infinitive Simple Past ring rang
  69. 69Infinitive Simple Past rise roseRose (elevó): To put something in a higher place than it is.Infinitive Simple Past rise rose
  70. 70Infinitive Simple Past run ranRan (corrió): Move quickly with long steps.Infinitive Simple Past run ran
  71. 71Infinitive Simple Past say saidSaid (dijo): Communicate something with words.Infinitive Simple Past say said
  72. 72Infinitive Simple Past see sawSaw (vio): To observe or look at something carefully.Infinitive Simple Past see saw
  73. 73Infinitive Simple Past sell soldSold (vendido): To give something to someone in exchange for a certain amount of money.Infinitive Simple Past sell sold
  74. 74Infinitive Simple Past send sentSent (envió): Bring something to a place.Infinitive Simple Past send sent
  75. 75Infinitive Simple Past set setSet (fijó): To put something in one place.Infinitive Simple Past set set
  76. 76Infinitive Simple Past sew sewedSewed (cosido): Join one thing to another by threading a needle.Infinitive Simple Past sew sewed
  77. 77Infinitive Simple Past shake shookShook (sacudió): Violently move something from one side to another.Infinitive Simple Past shake shook
  78. 78Infinitive Simple Past shine shoneShone (brilló): To shine, fire or reflect light.Infinitive Simple Past shine shone
  79. 79Infinitive Simple Past shoot shotShot (disparó): Cause a weapon to release its charge.Infinitive Simple Past shoot shot
  80. 80Infinitive Simple Past show showedShowed (mostró): To expose something in such a way that it can be seen by someone carefully.Infinitive Simple Past show showed
  81. 81Infinitive Simple Past shrink shrank/shrunkShrank/shrunk (encongió): Make something smaller.Infinitive Simple Past shrink shrank/shrunk
  82. 82Infinitive Simple Past shut shutShut (cerró): Secure something to prevent it from opening.Infinitive Simple Past shut shut
  83. 83Infinitive Simple Past sing sangSang (cantó): Form melodius and varied sounds with your voice.Infinitive Simple Past sing sang
  84. 84Infinitive Simple Past sink sankSank (hundió): To make something sompletely submerged.Infinitive Simple Past sink sank
  85. 85Infinitive Simple Past sit satSat (sentó): Position yourself in the chair so that you are supported and resting on your buttocks.Infinitive Simple Past sit sat
  86. 86Infinitive Simple Past sleep sleptSlept (durmió): Rest with closed eyes in an unconscious state.Infinitive Simple Past sleep slept
  87. 87Infinitive Simple Past slide slidSlid (se deslizó): To smoothly pass one thing over the surface of another.Infinitive Simple Past slide slid
  88. 88Infinitive Simple Past sow sowedSowed (sembró): To scatter seeds on a piece of land so that they germinate and bear plants or fruits.Infinitive Simple Past sow sowed
  89. 89Infinitive Simple Past speak spokeSpoke (habló): Articulate sounds and words to express or communicate.Infinitive Simple Past speak spoke
  90. 90Infinitive Simple Past spell spelt/spelledSpelt/spelled (deletreó): Pronounce the name of the letters of a word separately and in the order in which they are written.Infinitive Simple Past spell spelt/spelled
  91. 91Infinitive Simple Past spend spentSpent (gastó): Use the money for something.Infinitive Simple Past spend spent
  92. 92Infinitive Simple Past spill spilt/spilledSpilt/spilled (derramado): Pour, spread liquid or wet things.Infinitive Simple Past spill spilt/spilled
  93. 93Infinitive Simple Past split splitSplit (partió): Cut and separate one or several pieces of something.Infinitive Simple Past split split
  94. 94Infinitive Simple Past spoil spoilt/spoiledSpoilt/spoiled (estropeado): To put something in a bad state or in a worse state than it had.Infinitive Simple Past spoil spoilt/spoiled
  95. 95Infinitive Simple Past spread spreadSpread (extendió): Making something take up more space than it does, opening it, unfolding it, unrolling it, etc.Infinitive Simple Past spread spread
  96. 96Infinitive Simple Past stand stoodStood (permaneció de pie): Stand upright, standing on your feet.Infinitive Simple Past stand stood
  97. 97Infinitive Simple Past steal stoleStole (robó): Taking something that belongs to a person with violence or using force.Infinitive Simple Past steal stole
  98. 98Infinitive Simple Past sting stungStung (picó): Stick something sharp to a person or an animal.Infinitive Simple Past sting stung
  99. 99Infinitive Simple Past stink stank/stunkStank/stun (apestó): Something that smells bad.Infinitive Simple Past stink stank/stunk
  100. 100Infinitive Simple Past strike struckStruck (golpeó): Hit; attack; suppress.Infinitive Simple Past strike struck
  101. 101Infinitive Simple Past swear sworeSwore (juró): Promise something solemnly.Infinitive Simple Past swear swore
  102. 102Infinitive Simple Past sweep sweptSwept (barrió): Clean the floor by sweeping up trash, debris, or dust with a broom.Infinitive Simple Past sweep swept
  103. 103Infinitive Simple Past swim swamSwam (nadó): Move forward in the water without touching the bottom or other support.Infinitive Simple Past swim swam
  104. 104Infinitive Simple Past take tookTook (tomó): Grab something with your hand.Infinitive Simple Past take took
  105. 105Infinitive Simple Past teach taughtTaught (enseñó): Communicate knowledge, ideas, experiences, skills, or habits.Infinitive Simple Past teach taught
  106. 106Infinitive Simple Past tear toreTore (rompió): Make an opening or a slit.Infinitive Simple Past tear tore
  107. 107Infinitive Simple Past tell toldTold (dijo): Articulate, pronounce or emit the sounds of a language.Infinitive Simple Past tell told
  108. 108Infinitive Simple Past think thoughtThought (pensó): Form ideas and representations of reality in your mind.Infinitive Simple Past think thought
  109. 109Infinitive Simple Past throw threwThrew (lanzó): To cause something to shoot from one point to another.Infinitive Simple Past throw threw
  110. 110Infinitive Simple Past tread trodeTrode (pisado): Put a foot on something.Infinitive Simple Past tread trode
  111. 111Infinitive Simple Past understand understoodUnderstood (entendió): Perceive and have a clear idea of what is being said.Infinitive Simple Past understand understood
  112. 112Infinitive Simple Past wake wokeWoke (despertó):To cause someone to stop sleeping or to interrupt someone's sleep.Infinitive Simple Past wake woke
  113. 113Infinitive Simple Past wear woreWore (vistió): Describe the clothes one is wearing.Infinitive Simple Past wear wore
  114. 114Infinitive Simple Past weave woveWove (tejió): To intertwine threads or fibers, mechanically or by hand, to form a fabric or to make a certain objectInfinitive Simple Past weave wove
  115. 115Infinitive Simple Past weep weptWept (lloró): Shedding tears as a sign of pain, sadness, joy, or need.Infinitive Simple Past weep wept
  116. 116Infinitive Simple Past win wonWon (ganado): To achieve or acquire something.Infinitive Simple Past win won
  117. 117Infinitive Simple Past wring wrungWrung (exprimió): To extract the juice or liquid from something, by squeezing or twisting it.Infinitive Simple Past wring wrung
  118. 118Infinitive Simple Past write wroteWrote (escribió):Represent ideas, words, numbers, or musical notes using letters or other graphic signs.Infinitive Simple Past write wrote

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Primero Inglés Karteikarten am APDN_IRREGULARVERBS_2APRM, erstellt von ARIELA PATRICIA DOMINGUEZ NIEVES am 14/03/2022.
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