VERBOS REGULARES DE USO

FRECUENTE
AFIRMATIVE
PAST
PAST PART
SPANISH
watch
watched
watched

work /we:rk/
worked /we:rkt/
worked /we:rkt/

love /lav/
loved /lavd/
loved /lavd/

play /plei/
played /plid/
played /plid/

study /stdi/
studied /stdid/
studied /stdid/

fit /fit/
fitted /ftid/
fitted /ftid/

stop /stop/
stopped /stopt/
stopped /stopt/

repeat /rip:t/
repeated /rip:tid/
repeated /rip:tid/

guide /gid/
guided /gidid/
guided /gidid/

love /lv/
need /ni:d/
offer /fer/
prefer /prifar/

loved /lvd/
loved /lvd/
needed /n:did/
needed /n:did/
offered /ferd/
offered /ferd/
preferred /prifard/
preferred
/prifard/
rain /rein/
rained /rind/
rained /rind/
receive /ris:v/
received /ris:vd/
received
/ris:vd/
remember
remembered
remembered
/rimmber/
/rimmberd/
/rimmberd/
repair /ripar/
repaired /ripard/,
repaired
/ripard/,
repeat /rip:t/
repeated /rip:tid/
repeated
/rip:tid/
request /rikwst/
requested /rikwstid/ requested
/rikwstid/
smoke /smuk/
smoked /smukt/
smoked
/smukt/
start /sta:rt/
started /st:rtid/
started /st:rtid/
stay /sti/
stayed /stid/
stayed /stid/
study /stdi/
studied /stdid/
studied /stdid/
suggest /sadllst/
suggested
suggested
/sadllstid/
/sadllstid/
talk /to:k/
talked /t:kt/
talked /t:kt/
try /tri/
tried /trid/
tried /trid/
use /i:z/
used /i:zd/
used /i:zd/
visit /vzit/
visited /vzitid/
visited /vzitid/
wait /weit/
waited /witid/
waited /witid/
walk /wo:k/
walked /w:kt/
walked /w:kt/
want /wont/
wanted /wntid/
wanted /wntid/
wash /wosh/
washed /wsht/
washed /wsht/
watch /wotch/
watched /wtcht/
watched
/wtcht/
wish /wish/
wished /wsht/
wished /wsht/
work /we:rk/
worked /w:rkt/
worked /w:rkt/

answer /:nser/

answered /:nserd/

arrive /arriv/

arrived /arrivd/

ask /a:sk/
carry /krri/

asked /a:skt/
carried /krrid/,

answered
/:nserd/
arrived
/arrivd/
asked /a:skt/
carried

hate /heit/
help /hlp/

/krrid/,
cleaned /kli:nd/
cleaned /kli:nd/
closed /kluzd/
closed /kluzd/
dried /drid/
dried /drid/
enjoyed /endllid/,
enjoyed
/endllid/,
finished /fnisht/
finished
/fnisht/
hated /hitid/
hated /hitid/
helped /helpt/
helped /helpt/

hope /hup/
invite /invit/
listen /lsn/
locate /loukit/
look /luk/

hoped /hupt/
hoped /hupt/
invited /invitid/
invited /invitid/
listened /lsnd/
listened /lsnd/
located /loukitid/ located /loukitid/
looked /lukt/
looked /lukt/

clean /kli:n/
close /kluz/
dry /dri/
enjoy /endlli/
finish /fnish/

VERBOS IRREGULARES

Short story
Finding an Apartment (comparative
adjectives)
My wife and I need a new place to live.
We spent the past week-end looking at
apartments. We found two apartments
that we like but we cant decide which
one we like better.
I like the first apartment that we saw. It
is closer to work. It is in newer, cleaner
building. The inside isbrighter because it
has bigger windows. The view is nicer
too. Unfortunately, it is more expensive.
The rent is too high.
My wife likes the second apartment that we saw. It is in an older building and it
is in a more interesting neighbourhood. The apartment has larger rooms. The

rent is cheaper. Unfortunately, it is farther from work than the other apartment.
It would take both us longer to get to work.
We are going to look at more apartments next week-end. Maybe we will find an
apartment that we both like!

Grammar Comprehension Check:

Did you understand the story? Are these sentences true?
1. The older apartment is more expensive.

yes
yes

No ?
No?

Yes

No?

Yes

No?

yes

No?

2. They are going to look at more apartments next week-end.

3. The cheaper apartment has bigger windows.
4. The cheaper apartment has larger rooms.
5. The more expensive apartment is closer to where they work.

Fill in the Blanks:

6. They have been looking at _____________________ because they need a new place to
live.
7. The like different apartments. His wife likes the apartment in the _________ interesting
neighbourhood.
8. One apartment is _____________ because it has bigger windows.