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UNIVERSITY OF MILAGRO Name: …………..………………………………….…………..……. Date: …………………. Teacher: Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc.

REGULAR VERBS INFINITIVO act add aid arrest assist attend address advertise amuse approach ask accompany accustom agree annoy answer appeal appear arrange arrive accompany accustom agree annoy answer appeal appear arrange board balance banish bark bless brush behave

PASADO Y PARTICIPIO Acted Added Aided Arrested Assisted Attended Addressed Advertised Amused Approached Asked Accompanied accustomed agreed annoyed answered applealed appeared arranged arrived accompanied accustomed agreed annoyed answered applealed appeared arranged boarded balanced banished barked blessed brushed behaved

Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc. [email protected]

SIGNIFICADO Actuar Sumar, añadir Ayudar Arrestar Ayudar Asistir, ir Dirigirse Anunciar Entretener Acercarse Preguntar, pedir Acompañar Acostumbrar Concordar Molestar Responder Atraer Aparecer Arreglar, ordenar Arribar Acompañar Acostumbrar Concordar Molestar Responder Atraer Aparecer Arreglar, ordenar Abordar Equilibrar Desterrar Ladrar Bendecir Cepillar Comportarse

PRONUNCIACION TERMINACION id id id id id id t t t t t d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d id t t t t t d Página 1

belong beg believe boil breathe complete consist count close cook crash cross call care carry change check charge clean climb comb cover cry crawl dance dress dropp dial die declare delay deliver deny dine dry enclose enjoy engage envy express exclaim explain fail fasten file fill fire

belonged begged believed boiled breathed completed consisted counted closed cooked crashed crosssed called cared carried changed checked charged cleaned climbed combed covered cried crawled danced dressed dropped dialed died declared delayed delivered denied dined dried enclosed enjoyed engaged envied expressed exclaimed explained failed fastended filed filled fired

Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc. [email protected]

Pertenecer suplicar, mendigar Creer Hervir Respirar Completar Consistir Contar Cerrar Cocinar Chocar cruzar Llamar Cuidar Llevar Cambiar Chequear cargar, cobrar Limpiar escalar, subir Peinar Cubrir Llorar gatear, arrastrarse bailar vestir dejar caer sintonizar, marcar morir declarar demorar entregar negar cenar secar incluir, encerrar disfrutar comprometer envidiar expresar exclamar explicar fracasar, fallar abrochar archivar llenar echar del trabajo, disparar

d d d d id id id id t t t t d d d d t d d d d d d d t t t d d d d d d d d t d d d t d d d d d d d

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follow frighten fry finish fish fix gain guess help hope happen hurry imagine iron judge kiss kill laugh leak like lock look mark milk miss manage marry massage measure move observe offer open order peform phone plan play plough pour pray prefer prepare pull park pass pick please

followed frightened fried finished fished fixed gained guessed helped hoped happened hurried imagined ironed judged kissed killed laughged leaked liked locked looked marked milked missed managed married massaged measured moved observed offered opened ordered performed phoned planned played ploughed poured prayed prefered prepared pulled parked passed picked pleased

Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc. [email protected]

seguir espantar freir terminar pescar fixed ganar adivinar ayudar esperar, desear suceder apurar (se) imaginar planchar juzgar besar matar reir gotear gustar cerrar con llave mirar marcar, señalar ordeñar un animal extrañar manejar casar (se) masajear medir mover observar ofrecer abrir ordenar ejecutar telefonear planear jugar, tocar arar derramar, verter orar preferir preparar tirar estacionar pasar recoger complacer

d d d t t t d t t t d d d d d t d t t t t t t t t d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d t t t d Página 3

polish practise promise pronounce punish push repeat report request rest reach refuse raise rain realice register receive Remain Remenber Repair Require Reserve Row Resolve Return Search Save 0serve settle sign smile snow spill stay study suffer swallow slip smoke stop switch stretch talk thank touch trap tire train

polished practised promised pronounced punished pushed repeated reported requested rested reached refused raised rained realized registered received remained remenbered pepaired required reserved rowed resolved returned searched saved served settled signed smiled snowed spilled stayed studied suffered swallowed slipped smoked stopped switched stretched talked thanked touched trapped tired trained

Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc. [email protected]

pulir practicar prometer pronunciar castigar empujar repetir reportar, informar solicitar, pedir descansar alcanzar rehusar levantar llover darse cuenta matricularse, registrar recibir quedar, sobrar recordar reparar requerir reservar, guardar remar resolver retornar, volver buscar, registrar salvar servir arreglar, establecer firmar sonreir nevar derramar permanecer, quedarse estudiar sufrir tragar resbalar fumar detener, parar conectar, accionar estirar conversar agradecer tocar, palpar atrapar cansar, fatigar entrenar

t t t t t t id id id id t t t d d d d d d d d d d d d t d d d d d d d d d d d t t t t t t t t t d d Página 4

travel trouble try turn unpack use visit wait want walk wash watch wish work wrap up wreck warm warn water weigh whistle

traveled troubled tried turned unpacked used visited waited wanted walked washed watched wished worked wrapped up wrecked warmed warned watered weighed whistled

viajar molestar tratar, intantar girar, voltear desempacar usar visitar esperar querer, requerir caminar lavar observar, mirar desear, anhelar trabajar envolver naufragar calentar advertir regar pesar silbar

d d d d t t id id id t t t t t t t d d d d d

Ortografía de los verbos regulares en pasado. ORTOGRAFÍA DEL PASADO REGULAR a) A los verbos que terminan en -e se les agrega una -d para formar el pasado Ejemplos: phone / smile / agree / die / lie / arrive /

phoned smiled agreed died lied arrived

b) A los verbos que no terminan en -e se les añade -ed para formar el pasado. Ejemplos: ask / asked clean / cleaned

c) Los verbos monosílabos que se deletrean con una sola vocal y que van seguidos de una sola consonante se les duplica la consonante. Ejemplos: beg / begged Lic. Miguel Astudillo Q., MSc. [email protected]

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rub / rubbed d) Los verbos de dos sílabas en que la última sílaba tiene una sola vocal acentuada ( con carga de voz), se les duplica la última consonante. Ejemplos: Prefer / preferred (pre `fer) refer / referred (re `fer)

e) Cuando el verbo termina en -y precedida de una consonante, la -y cambia a -i quedando la terminación -ied. Ejemplos: carry / carried fry / fried

Pronunciación de los verbos regulares en pasado PRONUNCIACION DEL PASADO REGULAR La pronunciación de la terminación de pasado de los verbos regulares varía en tres formas:

/ t / ~ / d / ~ /id / A) Se pronuncia /d/ cuando los verbos terminan en sonido vocálico o en los siguientes sonidos consonánticos:

/b/ /g/ /d3/ /l/ /m/ /n/ /r/ /v/ /z/

como en como en como en como en como en como en como en como en como en

rubbed tugged managed filled dimmed listened stirred loved seized

b) Se pronuncia /t/ cuando los verbos terminan en los siguientes sonidos:

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/k/ /s/ /ts/ (ch) /s/ (sh) /f/ /p/

como en como en como en como en como en como en

packed passed watched washed laughed tipped

c) Se pronuncia /id/ cuando los verbos terminan en los sonidos: /t/ como en posted /d/ como en added

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