Libros inglés-inglés para niños principiantes

lunes, 31 de agosto de 2009

Bring out

1.- I've just brought out a little book on Dovstoevski.
Colin Bradbury has now brought out a second album.

2.- These dreadful circustances bring out the worst inabsolutely everybody.
He brings out the animal in me.

3.- The effect is to bring out all sorts of things in the poetry,
In both works, Guillini brings out a sort of serenity.

4.- It's really brought him out, and its done him the world of good.

5.- Strawberries bring me out in blotches.

6.- Then even brought out a few English words,...It's so tyical"
Etta at last
brought out.

Break off

1.-When part of something breaks off or when you break it off, this part of the main object is removed by being broken.

Peter broke off another piece of bread and chewed at it.
I broke a branch off and stabbed at the ground with it.
A little bit has broken off the left hand corner.

2.- If you break off when you are doing or saying something, you suddenly stop doing or saying it.
He would break off the rehersal...I though - he broke off, then smiled"Sorry, not my business".

3.- If you break off a relationship or agreement with someone, you end it.
Men seem to be more skilled at breaking off relationships than women.

I've broken off my engagement.

lunes, 17 de agosto de 2009

Past participles / Participios pasados,amazed = asombrado(a),shocked=perturbado(a),surprised=sorprendido(a),etc y una imagen interactiva de un rostro

A estos past participles / participios pasados, los empleamos para mencionar como nos sentimos.
amazed = asombrado(a)
annoyed= molesto(a)
bored = aburrido(a)
confused = confundido(a)
depressed = deprimido(a)
disappointed = desilusionado(a)
discouraged = desalentado(a)
disgusted =enfadado (a) , fastidiado(a), asqueado(a)
embarrassed= avergonzado(a),
excited = emocionado(a),entusiasmado(a)
fascinated = fascinado(a), frightened = espantado(a)
frustrated = frustrado(a)
interested = interesado(a)
relaxed = relajado(a)
scared = asustado(a)
shocked = perturbador(a)
surprised = sorprendido(a)
satisfied = satisfecho(a)
wretched = miserable , desgraciado(a)



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