VERBES

Verbos regulares

La lista de verbos regulares es muy larga, ya que se trata de la mayoría de los verbos en inglés. Los podrás detectar porque forman su pasado y participio añadiendo -ed al final, por ejemplo:

To ask / asked - preguntar

To fold / folded - doblar

To invite / invited - invitar

Accept - aceptar

Add - añadir

Agree - estar de acuerdo

Answer - contestar

Apologise - pedir disculpas

Appear - aparecer

Ask - preguntar

Believe - creer

Belong - pertenecer

Call - llamar

Change - cambiar

Close - cerrar

Compare - comparar

Copy - copiar

Cry - llorar

Dance - bailar

Decide - decidir

Discover - descubrir

Dry - secar

End - terminar

Enjoy - disfrutar

Explain - explicar

Finish - acabar

Guess - adivinar

Happen - suceder

Help - ayudar

Hurry - darse prisa

Imagine - imaginar

Increase - aumentar

Include - incluir

Invite - invitar

Jump - saltar

Kill - matar

Kiss - besar

Laugh - reir

Lie - mentir

Listen - escuchar

Live - vivir

Love - amar

Move - mover

Open - abrir

Play - jugar

Produce - producir

Pull - tirar

Rain - llover

Reach - alcanzar

Remember - recordar

Return - volver

Save - ahorrar

Smile - sonreír

Stop - parar

Talk - hablar

Touch - tocar

Thank - agradecer

Translate - traducir

Travel - viajar

Visit - visitar

Wait - esperar

Walk - caminar

Want - querer

Wash - lavar

Work - trabajar

Worry - preocuparse

Verbos irregulares

Los verbos irregulares son aquellos en los que su forma cambia cuando queremos transformarlos a otros tiempos verbales o, simplemente, no formamos pasado y participio añadiendo -ed al final. Es conveniente conocer bien esta lista para no cometer errores gramaticales graves.

To begin / began / begun - empezar

To cut / cut / cut - cortar

To do / did / done – hacer

(En orden: presente, pasado y participio)

To be / was/were / been - ser, estar

To become / became / become - convertirse en / volverse

To bite / bit / bitten - morder

To break / broke / broken - romper

To buy / bought / bought - comprar

To choose / chose / chosen - elegir

To come / came / come - venir

To cost / cost / cost - costar

To cut / cut / cut - cortar

To do / did / done - hacer

To fall / fell / fallen - caer

To feel/ felt / felt - sentir

To find / found / found - encontrar

To forget / forgot / forgotten - olvidar

To get / got / gotten - obtener

To give / gave / given - dar

To go / went / gone - ir o irse

To have / had / had - tener

To hold / held / held - sujetar

To know / knew / known - saber

To learn / learnt / learnt - aprender

To let / let / let - permitir

To lose / lost / lost - perder

To make / made / made - hacer

To meet / met / met - encontrarse

To mistake / mistook / mistaken - equivocarse

To pay / paid / paid - pagar

To put / put / put - poner

To read / read / read - leer

To say / said / said - decir

To see / saw /seen -  ver; mirar; saber/ Acompañar

To sell / sold / sold - vender

To snake / shook / shaken - sacudir, agitar, estrechar

To show / showed / shown - mostrar

To sing / sang / sung - cantar

To sleep / slept / slept - dormir

To speak / spoke / spoken - hablar

To swim / swam / swum - nadar

To take / took / taken - tomar

To teach / taught / taught - enseñar

To tell / told / told - contar, explicar

To think / thought / thought - pensar

To understand / understood / understood - entender

To win / won / won – gana

Verbos auxiliares

Los verbos auxiliares son los verbos necesarios para conjugar otros verbos y sirven de apoyo al verbo principal. Por ejemplo:

Do / does / did

Have / has / had

Will

Would

Should

Shall