Curso de Inglés
Este podcast ofrece un curso de inglés básico para personas hispanohablantes. Explica vocabulario y estructuras esenciales con un enfoque sencillo y progresivo. Está pensado para quienes empiezan desde cero o quieren repasar los fundamentos del idioma.
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Curso de ingles #270 Palabras según contexto: Set parte 4.
Aprender inglés. Shadowing practice.
Curso de ingles #269 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario. Shadowing + listening practice.
Curso de ingles #269 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario. Shadowing + listening practice.
Curso de ingles #268 Nuevo vocabulario. + Listening practice.
Curso de ingles #268 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario. + Listening practice.
Curso de ingles #267 Traducciones de "quedar" en inglés ( + Listening practice )
Curso de ingles #267 Traducciones de "quedar" en inglés ( + Listening practice )
Curso de ingles #266 Be supposed to + verb (shadowing + listening practice)
Aprender inglés.
Curso de ingles #265 This is how... ( Shadowing + Listening practice)
Curso de ingles #265 This is how... ( Shadowing + Listening practice)Aprender inglés gratis.
Curso de ingles #264 Couldja = Could you? (Shadowing + Listening practice)
Curso de ingles #264 Couldja = Could you? (Shadowing + Listening practice)
Curso de ingles #263 Palabras según contexto: Set. parte 3+ Listening practice.
Curso de ingles #263 Palabras según contexto: Set. parte 3 aprender inglés
Curso de ingles #262 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
curso de ingles #262 aprender inglés
Curso de ingles #261 Nuevo vocabulario.
curso de ingles 261 aprender inglés
Listening practice: Repaso semanal.
repaso de lo aprendido durante la semana.
Curso de ingles #260 Verbos irregulares: Build, Cost, Fall, Feed + Listening practice. Aprender inglés.
Curso de ingles #260 Verbos irregulares: Build, Cost, Fall, Feed + Listening practice. Aprender inglés.
Curso de ingles #259 Tryna = Trying to + Listening practice - Aprender inglés
Tryna = Trying toaprender inglés Listening practice Curso de ingles
Curso de ingles #258 Palabras según contexto: Set parte 2
Curso de ingles #258 Palabras según contexto: Set parte 2 Aprender inglés gratis
Curso de ingles #257 As long as...
curso de ingles #257 as long as estructura gramatical. Aprender inglés gratis.
Curso de ingles #256 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
Curso de ingles #256 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario
Curso de ingles #255 Nuevo vocabulario y ejercicios de listening.
50 nuevas palabras y ejercicios de listening.
Curso de ingles #254 As soon as...
as soon as...
Curso de ingles #253 Wll be able to...
will be able to....
Curso de inglés #252 Future in the past (el futuro visto desde el pasado).
Future in the past (el futuro visto desde el pasado).
Curso de ingles #251 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
oraciones nuevo vocabulario
Listening practice: The Secret Beneath Blackwood Station.
Evelyn Carter was a former gymnast who lived in a small town near an abandoned railway station. She worked for a charity that helped children and families in need. Every year, the organization held an annual contest to raise money, and this time, Evelyn was responsible for managing the event.One morning, a mysterious package arrived at her house. It contained a vitamin bottle, a small mat, an old
Listening practice: Definiciones: Vocabulario #250
Suspect. A person who may have committed a crime, or to believe that something may be true.Appear. To become visible, to arrive somewhere, or to seem to be a certain way.Shut. To close something, such as a door or window; also used to describe something that is closed.Package. An object or group of items wrapped or packed together for delivery or storage; to put something into a package.Involve. T
Curso de ingles #250 Nuevo vocabulario.
Suspect = sospechoso, sospecharAppear = aparecer, parecerShut = cerrar, cerradoPackage = paquete, empacarInvolve = involucrar, implicar.....Gymnast = gimnastaMat = colchoneta, tapeteOffensive = ofensivo, insultanteInsult = insulto, insultarFormer = anterior, antiguo, ex..........Brag = presumir, alardearSlavery = esclavitudVitamin = vitaminaSoothe = calmar, aliviarDance = baile, bailar.......Annua
Curso de ingles #249 Verbos irregulares: Break, Cut, Fight, Seek.
BreakBreak — broke — brokenMy little brother breaks his toys easily.The mechanic is breaking the old machine apart.She has broken her phone.My father has been breaking down the old equipment.I broke a glass yesterday.We were breaking the boxes down when the manager arrived.The storm had broken several branches before morning.They had been breaking the old building apart for weeks.You will break th
Curso de ingles #248 Get into / Get out of
Get intoGet into = entrar en algo, meterse en una situación, o empezar a interesarse mucho por algo, dependiendo del contexto.Get out ofGet out of = salir de algo, bajarse de algo, o evitar librarse de una obligación o situación, dependiendo del contexto.Get intoI got into the car before it started raining.She’s getting into the taxi now.We’ll get into the house through the back door.The farmer go
Curso de ingles #247 Get used to + noun, -ing = acostumbrarse a...
I'm getting used to my new household duties.She's getting used to working at the establishment.He's getting used to attaching the hook to the wall.We're getting used to the amount of work.I'm getting used to the electrical panel.She's getting used to checking the breaker box.They’re getting used to the new safety restraints.He's getting used to wearing a wrist brace. I'm getting used to this round
Curso de ingles #246 be about to + verb.
I’m about to leave, so I’ll finish this duty first.She’s about to attach the hook to the wall.We’re about to check the electrical panel.He’s about to open the breaker box.The clerk’s about to close the establishment.I’m about to take a small sample.They’re about to prevent a serious problem.She was about to melt the butter when the phone rang.We were about to start the baptism.The midwife was abou
Curso de ingles #245 Betcha = Bet you
I bet you can prevent that problem with a simple change.I bet you the household will be quieter tonight.I bet you she'll finish her duty before noon.I bet you this hook is strong enough to hold it.I bet you these shoes will be suitable for hiking.I bet you we won't need that amount of water.I bet you he can attach the cable himself.I bet you she didn't see the cigarette on the floor.I
Listening practice: Vocabulario #242
Prevent. To stop something from happening.Household. Relating to a home or the people who live in a home.Duty. Something you are expected or required to do.Hook. A curved or bent object used for hanging or catching something.Suitable. Right or appropriate for a particular situation or purpose.Amount. How much of something there is.Attach. To connect or fasten one thing to another.Cigarette. A smal
Curso de ingles #244 Palabras según contexto: Set parte 1.
She set the statue on the rounded table.He'd set the sample beside the electrical panel.I'll set the hook carefully so it won't fall.She set the hair clip on the bathroom counter.The clerk set the prize behind the counter.They've set the household supplies near the breaker box.He set his watch beside the bed before going to sleep.We should set the cups on the table before everyone
Curso de ingles #243 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
canciones para mejorar listening:https://youtu.be/6xT6edHaTUc?si=WHXNASKqlM8mbz83
Listening practice: A Strange Day at the Community Center. Nivel B1-B2
Early Saturday morning, Daniel went to the community center to help with an important event. His main duty was to prevent problems and make sure everything was suitable for the visitors.The center had several household items on display, including a wooden table with a rounded shape. A clerk was standing near the entrance, helping people attach name tags to their clothes. Daniel put his jacket on a
Listening practice: The Mystery of the Old House. Inglés B1
Daniel had always wanted to buy the old house on the hill, but there was one important caveat: the electrical system was very old.Before making an offer, he asked a clerk at the local establishment for a sample of the house's inspection report. The clerk handed him a blurry copy and pointed to a concern about the breaker box.Daniel decided to conduct his own inspection.He walked through the ho
Curso de ingles #242 Nuevo vocabulario.
Prevent — prevenir.Household — hogar, doméstico.Duty — obligación.Hook — gancho, colgar.Suitable — adecuado.Amount — cantidad.Attach — adjuntar, unir.Cigarette — cigarrillo.Establishment — establecimiento, institución.Dishonest — deshonesto.Prize — premio.Parachute — paracaídas.Rounded — redondeado.Restraint — restricción, limitación.Wrist — muñeca (Parte del cuerpo) Shape — forma, moldear.Baptism
Curso de ingles #241 Traducciones de "Retrasar"
Canciones para mejorar el listening:https://youtu.be/VWZsUwujd_Y?si=Upp-A1oLc-mUp0ebRetrasarDelay = retrasar, demorarSe usa de manera general cuando algo ocurre más tarde de lo planeado o esperado.The heavy rain delayed the flight.The accident delayed traffic for an hour.They delayed the project because of the problem.The bus was delayed this morning.Don't delay the decision any longer.The bad
Curso de ingles #240 get back / get away
Get backI’ll get back home before it gets dark.She got back from the layover around midnight.The mailman hasn’t gotten back yet.We’ll get back to work after lunch.He got back to the farm just before the rain started.I’ve gotta get back to the office soon.The shepherd got back to the village before sunset.She got back from the survey with some useful information.We can’t get back the time we lost.T
Curso de ingles #239 Be used to = Estar acostumbrado a.
Canal de WhatsApp:https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbDMOuE6hENnALLl2q0XI'm used to hanging up my jacket when I get home.She's used to getting up early for work.He's used to working with a butler.We're used to dealing with unavoidable delays.I've gotten used to having a spoonful of honey in my tea.She's used to taking surveys for her job.He's used to driving a garbage tr
Curso de ingles #238 Make the most...
I wanna make the most of my free time.She makes the most of every opportunity.We should make the most of this beautiful day.He wants to make the most of his layover.They made the most of their short vacation.Let's make the most of our morning.She knows how to make the most of a small budget.He made the most of his time with his foster family.We've gotta make the most of this chance.The she
Curso de ingles #237 Whatcha = What are you, What do you.
Whatcha doing? I need to hang up soon.Whatcha think? Is this the proper way?Whatcha want from the butler?Whatcha gonna do? This delay is unavoidable.Whatcha eating? Just a spoonful of sugar?Whatcha think of this survey?Whatcha eating? You have a crumb on your shirt.Whatcha hustling for so early?Whatcha gonna buy if you hit the jackpot?Whatcha training? You look so buff.Whatcha watching? The garbag
Curso de ingles #236 Palabras según contexto Take part 3. Final.
TAKE = consumir, ingerirShe takes a spoonful of honey every morning.He took a crumb from the table and ate it.The shepherd takes proper care of the animals.She takes medicine with a glass of water.He took a bite of the patty before leaving.They took some food for the layover.She takes a small snack before exercising.He took a sip of water after the long walk.The butler took the empty plates away.S
Curso de ingles #235 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
Please hang up the phone when you're finished.The instructions are proper and easy to follow.The butler served dinner to the guests.The delay was unavoidable.She added a spoonful of sugar to her coffee.He hurt his belly button while playing sports.A pervert is someone who behaves in a sexually inappropriate way.Boner is a vulgar word for an erection.The doctor examined the patient's knee j
Listening practice: The old hotel
When Daniel arrived at the old hotel, the mailman was just leaving with a large package. Daniel was there for a weekend job, helping the hotel prepare for a small festival.The butler showed him to his room and told him to hang up his jacket. The room was proper and clean, although there was a stinky smell coming from the bathroom. Daniel opened the window and decided to unwind for a few minutes be
Listening practice: A busy Saturday at the community fair
It was a busy Saturday at the community fair, and everyone was trying to hustle to get everything ready. The delay in setting up the event was unavoidable, but the organizers were willing to work together.The butler from the local historical house arrived early and made sure everything was proper. He put a spoonful of sugar in his coffee and checked his belly button after accidentally getting pain
Listening practice: Nuevo vocabulario definiciones.
Hang up means to end a phone call or to place something on a hook.Proper means correct, appropriate, or suitable for a particular situation.A butler is a person who works in a large house and helps manage household duties.Unavoidable means impossible to prevent or avoid.A spoonful is the amount that fits in a spoon.A belly button is the small mark in the middle of your stomach where the umbilical
Curso de ingles #234 Nuevo vocabulario.
Hang up — colgar, colgar una llamadaProper — adecuado, correctoButler — mayordomoUnavoidable — inevitableSpoonful — cucharadaBelly button — ombligoPervert — pervertidoBoner — erección, término vulgarJoint — articulación, porroSurvey — encuestaWeedhead — persona que consume mucha marihuanaCrumb — migaGelish — gel para uñas, manicura en gelHustle — apresurarse, esforzarse, estafarJackpot — premio ma
Curso de ingles #233 Verbos irregulares: Pay, Sit, Speak, Lie
PayPay — paid — paidMy father pays the bills every month.The customer is paying for the groceries.She has paid the rent already.My brother has been paying attention in class lately.I paid for dinner yesterday.We were paying the workers when the manager arrived.My mother had paid the bill before she left.They had been paying for the service for several years.You will pay the money tomorrow.The cust
Curso de ingles #232 Get + object + adjective.
Get the room clean before the guests arrive.Get the car ready for the trip.Get the children ready for school.Get the kitchen clean before dinner.Get the house warm before your family comes home.Get the dog dry before you let him inside.Get the tractor ready for work.Get the tools organized before the workers arrive.Get the food hot before you serve it.Get the baby comfortable before you leave.Get
Curso de ingles #231 Solía = used to + verbo
I used to work at a small grocery store.She used to be very shy.They used to live near a swamp.My grandfather used to tell us stories about poverty.He used to blame his failures on other people.We used to swap books after school.She used to have a small gap between her teeth.I used to think that money was the most important asset.He used to eat a lot of topping on his desserts.They used to cross t
Curso de inglés #230 Be in the mood for + sustantivo o -ing
Estructura #8 — Be in the mood for + sustantivo o -ing.I'm in the mood for a rough hike today.She's in the mood for a warm breakfast.Are you in the mood for a short snooze?I'm not in the mood for dealing with bureaucracy.He's in the mood for something sweet with a topping.We're in the mood for grilled frog legs tonight.She's not in the mood for another argument.Are you in t
Curso de inglés #229 suj + feel like + -ing
I don't feel like talking to that gossiper today.She feels like eating something savory.Do you feel like going on a roller coaster?I feel like having a pastry with my coffee.He doesn't feel like obeying anyone right now.We feel like taking a brief walk outside.I don't feel like dealing with his criticism.She feels like crying when she thinks about the funeral.Do you feel like trying so
Curso de ingles #228 doncha / didja
Lección 18 y 1918. didja = did youReducción informal de did you. Se usa mucho al hablar rápidamente.Didja see that giant frog near the swamp?Didja notice the gap in the fence?Didja swap your old phone for a new one?Didja get any guidance from the teacher?Didja blame him for the failure?Didja see the vendor near the market?Didja feel faint after running?Didja think the painting looked lifelike?Didj
Curso de ingles #227 Palabras según contexto: Take part 2.
TAKE = hacer, realizar una acciónTake a look at this giant frog.She took a quick glance at the vendor's table.Take a seat while I finish the report.He took a deep breath before speaking.She took a short break after the rough morning.Take a moment to think about the problem.He took a bite of the savory pastry.They took a walk along the river.She took a closer look at the lifelike painting.Take
Curso de ingles #226 oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
She fainted after standing in the heat for too long.The sound of music was faint in the distance.The town has a lack of clean water.Some families lack access to good healthcare.The house is one of their most valuable assets.Her experience is a valuable asset to the company.They swapped seats during the movie.We made a quick swap of cars.The company has millions of dollars in liabilities.His lack o
Listening practice: The Long Walk Home.
One morning, a young farmer named Daniel felt faint while working outside in the heat. He realized there was a lack of water on the farm, so he decided to walk to a nearby town.On the way, he found an old farm that was for sale. The house was an important asset, but the broken equipment was a liability. Daniel offered to swap some of his tools for the equipment, and the owner agreed.There was a la
Listening practice: A Difficult Day at the Office.
During a busy morning at a small company, the manager noticed a faint noise coming from the office next door. The company had begun to lack workers, so everyone had more responsibilities.The manager considered experience to be an important asset, but he also knew that poor communication could become a liability. To solve the problem, two employees decided to swap their positions for the afternoon.
Listening practice: Nuevo vocabulario definiciones.
She fainted after standing in the heat for too long.The sound of music was faint in the distance.The town has a lack of clean water.Some families lack access to good healthcare.The house is one of their most valuable assets.Her experience is a valuable asset to the company.They swapped seats during the movie.We made a quick swap of cars.The company has millions of dollars in liabilities.His lack o
Curso de ingles #225 Nuevo vocabulario.
FaintLackAssetSwapLiabilityEmbraceGapWorthImpressRoughBrutalArrowInvasiveGiantOutcompeteThreatenGraveToppingStiffLifelikePersuasiveShufflePsychiatristSlickVendorTideSlySmirkGrinFluff upPreciousSnoozeOtherwiseBlameGuidanceHungerPovertyTrapDieFailureMousetrapGravelTopsoilSwampFrogWaveBureaucracyAlienationUltimately
Curso de ingles #224 verbos irregulares: Mean, meat, run, pay.
MeanMean — meant — meantMy brother means what he says.The teacher is meaning to explain the problem today.She has meant every word she said.My father has been meaning to call the doctor.I meant to help you yesterday.We were meaning to talk about the accusation.My mother had meant to buy some pastries before the store closed.They had been meaning to reveal the truth for weeks.You will mean a lot to
Curso de ingles #223 ain’t = am not, is not, are not, has not, have not
I ain’t ready for the roller coaster.She ain’t as stuck-up as she seems.He ain’t related to that family.This soup ain’t savory enough.They ain’t afraid of the opponent.I ain’t obsessed with that game.The gossiper ain’t here today.This ain’t a sudden change.We ain’t unable to solve the problem.He ain’t being reckless this time.She ain’t worried about the accusation.The scarecrow ain’t real.I ain’t
Curso de ingles #222 Palabras según contexto: Take part 2
Take your shoes off before entering the house.She took the pastry out of the oven when the browning looked right.He took the accusation seriously.Please take the greasy pan off the stove.She took a small piece of cartilage out of the dish.The clown took his hat off and bowed.He took the sticker off the window.Take the batteries out before you open the device.She took the picture off the wall.He to
Curso de ingles #221 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario
He is too stuck-up to talk to ordinary people.Holy cow! That was a huge surprise!The gossiper told everyone my secret.The scarecrow is standing in the middle of the field.Are you related to that woman?The balloon suddenly burst.She sobbed after hearing the sad news.The clown made the children laugh.He stormed off after the argument.They were just teasing me.We attended his funeral last Saturday.Ch
Listening practice: The Mysterious Website.
The Mysterious WebsiteEmma was a young student who loved computers. One afternoon, she received a brief message from an unknown person.The message contained a strange link.Emma clicked on it and suddenly a new window appeared. The website revealed information about a secret scheme that was happening at her school.Emma was desperately curious.“What is this?” she asked herself.She began to investiga
Listening practice: The Strange Competition.
The Strange CompetitionTom was a little stuck-up. He always thought he was better than the other students, and he rarely listened to their ideas.One morning, he walked into school and saw a large scarecrow near the entrance.“Holy cow!” he shouted. “Where did that come from?”His friend Mike laughed.“The school is preparing for the fall festival.”Mike was a gossiper, so he knew almost everything tha
Listening practice: Significados nuevo vocabulario.
Stuck-up describes someone who thinks they are better than other people.Holy cow is an expression used when you are very surprised.A gossiper is someone who talks about other people's private lives and secrets.A scarecrow is a figure placed in a field to scare birds away from crops.Related means connected to someone or something. People can also be related when they are members of the same fam
Curso de ingles #220 Nuevo vocabulario.
Stuck-upHoly cowGossiperScarecrowRelatedBurstSobClownStorm offTeaseFuneralObeyAwkwardGreasyCriticismOpponentAccusationOppositionSavoryQuirkPastryCarbBloodstreamSpikeSuddenCravingRoller coasterBrainLinkEvolutionaryHackStarchNakedPhysicalBasisBrowningCartilageAgingSplitAffordObsessedDesperatelySchemeMockDesperateInheritanceUnpredictableCruellyRelyThrillRecklessTerrifyRevealSumBriefUnableRisk
Curso de ingles #219 Woulda / Musta
15. WOULDА = WOULD HAVEI woulda helped, but I was absent that day.She woulda remained calm if they had listened to her.He woulda pursued the course, but exhaustion stopped him.We woulda teamed up with them, but they chose to oppose us.I woulda retrieved the leftover food from the kitchen.They woulda announced the rebellion earlier if they had known.She woulda rewritten the confession before anyone
Curso de ingles #218 Palabras según contexto: Take part. 1
TAKE = tomar, agarrarTake the book before someone else claims it.She took a deep breath before making her confession.He took the point without saying a word.Take an umbrella because the weather may change.The homeowner took the key from the table.She took a small step toward the windmill.He took the letter and remained silent.Take whatever you need from the leftover supplies.The boy took a stone a
Curso de ingles #217 Would rather + verbo = 'd rather
Would rather + verboI'd rather get rid of these leftovers than keep them.She'd rather team up with us than work alone.I'd rather remain here until the storm passes.He'd rather pursue his own goals than follow someone else's plans.We'd rather oppose the oppressor than stay silent.I'd rather retrieve my property before leaving.She'd rather devote her time to helping o
Curso de ingles #216 Oraciones nuevo vocabulario.
The cat's tail sticks out from under the blanket.Her talent really makes her stick out in the crowd.We swam in the pool yesterday.There is a small pool of water near the house.He started to cough after breathing in the smoke.I have a bad cough today.I heard footsteps outside the door.The muddy footsteps led into the house.The factory uses heavy machinery.Be careful when you step on the wet flo
Listening practice: The Strange Day at the Hotel.
The Strange Day at the HotelOn Saturday morning, Emma arrived at a small hotel in the countryside. She was there to take a short course about photography.The hotel could lodge twenty guests, and Emma was staying there for three days. Her room was small, but it had a beautiful view of a large pool behind the building.After breakfast, Emma decided to explore the property. She walked along a narrow p
Listening practice: The Old Windmill.
The Old WindmillOne morning, Daniel noticed a strange footstep outside his house. He looked through the window and saw a wayward dog walking alone near an old windmill. The dog was absent from the neighborhood, and nobody seemed to know who the homeowner was.Daniel decided to pursue the dog, but it suddenly began to flee. He followed it until he reached a small pool beside the windmill. There, he
Curso de ingles #215 Nuevo vocabulario.
Stick out - sobresalir, destacarPool - piscina, charcaCough - toser, tosFootstep - pisada, huellaMachinery - maquinaria,Step on - pisarWayward - descarriado, rebeldeSeductive - seductorMistreat - maltratarTeam up - unirse, trabajar en equipoAbsent - ausenteEqual - igual, equivalenteRebellion - rebeliónSnowball - bola de nieveNeglect - descuidar, desatenderRename - renombrarWindmill - molino de vie
Curso de ingles #214 A piece of / A bit of.
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Curso de inglés #213 Palabras según contexto: Over Part 3 Final.
OVER = darse la vuelta, voltearTurn the paper over.Turn the page over.She turned the card over.He turned the picture over.Flip the pancake over.The box fell over.The boat turned over in the water.The truck rolled over on the road.He turned over in bed.She rolled over and went back to sleep.Turn the coin over.The dog rolled over on the grass.He knocked the chair over.She tipped the cup over by acci
Curso de ingles #212 Demasiado para... / Suficientemente para...
Too + adjective + to + verbI'm too tired to keep working.This coffee is too hot to drink.She's too young to travel alone.The box was too heavy to lift.It's too late to call him now.The road is too dangerous to drive on at night.He was too nervous to speak.This shirt is too small to wear.The water is too cold to swim in.I'm too busy to go shopping today.The suitcase was too big to fit in the car.Th
Curso de inglés #211 coulda / shoulda.
13. COULDA → COULD HAVEI coulda called you earlier.She coulda won the game.We coulda taken the train.He coulda helped us.They coulda arrived sooner.I coulda stayed longer.You coulda told me the truth.She coulda chosen another dress.We coulda avoided the problem.He coulda fixed the computer.I coulda forgotten the appointment.They coulda missed the bus.You coulda asked for help.She coulda studied mo
Curso de ingles #210 Palabras según contexto: Over part. 2
OVER = terminado, acabadoThe movie is over.The game is finally over.The meeting is over now.The school day is over.The concert was over by midnight.The rain is over.The storm is over.The vacation is already over.The party ended when the music was over.Once the work is over, he goes home.The long wait is over.The show will be over soon.When the class is over, she calls her mother.The difficult part
Curso de ingles #209 Verbos irregulares: Write, Stand, Hear, Let.
WriteWrite — wrote — writtenMy sister writes in her journal every night.The teacher is writing something on the board.He has written three emails today.My father has been writing a book about his life.I wrote a letter to my friend yesterday.We were writing our homework when the lights went out.My mother had written the shopping list before she left.They had been writing reports all morning.You wil
Listening practice: The old house.
The Old HouseLast summer, I went on a cruise with my uncle. During the trip, he told me about an ancient house near the coast that had been abandoned for many years. He loved adventure, so he convinced me to explore it with him.When we arrived, we saw a small pipe sticking out of the ground. Sewage had damaged part of the property, and the smell was terrible. My uncle said that a plumber had once
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