Used to describe someone or something	be (am/are/is) was/were been
1. To hit 2. To defeat, be better than someone 3. To do a regular sound	beat beat beaten
To begin to be something	become became become
To start	begin began begun
1. To move your body forwards and downwards 2. To be or become curved	bend bent bent
1. To risk money on a race or event 2. To say that you are almost certain that something	bet bet bet
To cut or attack something or someone with the teeth	bite bit bitten
soplar E	blow blew blown
1. To separate in two or more pieces 2. To damage a bone in your body	break broke broken
To carry or take something to a place with you	bring brought brought
To make something by putting pieces, materials together	build built built
To be on fire	burn burnt burnt
reventar	burst burst burst
To get something by giving money	buy bought bought
To be able to do something	can could (been able to)
1. to stop someone or something that is moving through the air 2. To get the bus, the train...	catch caught caught
To decide wich thing you want	choose chose chosen
To move or travel towards a person who is speaking, or to arrive somewhere	come came come
You have to pay some money to buy something	cost cost cost
To use a knife or something sharp to divide something or make a hole in something	cut cut cut
1. To find a way to talk to someone or work with someone 2. To do something to make a situation work or to solve a problem	deal dealt dealt
To make a hole in the ground	dig dug dug
To perform an action	do did done
To make a picture with a pencil	draw drew drawn
sto experience events and images in your mind whilw you are sleeping	dream dreamed dreamed
To put liquid into your mouth and swallow it	drink drank drunk
To make a car, bus or train move and control what it does	drive drove driven
To put food into your mouth and swallow it	eat ate eaten
To move down towards the ground	fall fell fallen
To give food to a person or an animal	feed fed fed
to experience happiness, sadness, pain, fear...	feel felt felt
1. To argue 2. To take part in a war	figth fougth fougth
To discover something or someone that you have looking for	find found found
To move or travel thruogh the air	fly flew flown
To don't remember anything	forget forgot forgotten
to decide not to be angry with someone, or not to punish them for something bad the've done	forgive forgave forgiven
Something becomes hard and solid because it's very cold	freeze froze frozen
1. To obtain or buy something 2. To travel somewhere in a bus, train, taxi...	get got got
1. To provide someone whit something 2. To put something in someone' s hands	give gave given
To move or travel somewhere	go went gone
To become bigger or taller as time passes by	grow grew grown
To fasten something so that the top part is fixed but the lower part is free to move	hang hung hung
1. To own something 2. To eat or drink something	have had had
To be aware of a sound through your ears	hear heard heard
To put something in a place where nobody can see it	hide hid hidden
To touch something quickly and with force, usually hurting or damaging something	hit hit hit
To have something in your hands or arms	hold held held
To cause someone pain or to injure someone	hurt hurt hurt
1. To have something always as your own 2. To maintain food or drinks fresh	keep kept kept
arrodillarse	kneel knelt / kneeled knelt / kneeled
To have information about something in your mind	know knew known
1. To put plates, knives, forks...in the table 2. Hens..............eggs	lay laid laid
1. To show someone where to go	lead led led
To get knowledge or a new skill	learn learned learned
1. To go away from a place 2. To not take something with you	leave left left
To give something to someone for a period of time	lend lent lent
To allow someone to have or do something	let let let
To put your body flat on something or to be in this position	lie lay lain
To say or write something that you know it isn't true	lie lied lied
1. To make something start to burn 2. To make light somewhere so that you can see things	light lit lit
1. To not be able to find someone someone or something 2. To stop having having that you have before	lose lost lost
To create something	make made made
1. To have a particular meaning 2. Someting that you say in order to correct yourself	mean meant meant
To come to the same place that someone else	meet met met
To give money to someone because you're buying something from them	pay paid paid
To move something to a place or position	put put put
To look at words and understand what they mean	read read /rid/ read /red/
To travel by sitting on a horse, bicycle or motorcycle	ride rode ridden
To telephone someone	ring rang rung
1.to move up 2.when the moon or sun..., it appears on the sky	rise rose risen
to move on your feet at fasten speed than walking	run ran run
1.to speak words 2.to give information in written numbers or sings	say said said
1. to notice people and things with your eyes 2.undertand information	see saw seen
to give something to someone that give you money for it	sell sold sold
to make something go or to be taken somewhere especially by post	send sent sent
1.to... someone free 2. to...the table	set set set
1.to make kick short movements from side to side or up and down 2.to hold someone´s hand and move it up and down when you meet someone	shake shook shaken
1.to make bright ligtht 2.if a surface...it reflects light	shine shone shone
to fire a bullet from a gun	shoot sot sot
1. to let someone look at something 2. to teach someone how to do something by explaining it or doing it	show showed shown
to make musical sounds with your voice	sing sang sung
to go down or make something go out under the surface of the water	sink sank sunk
to be in a position with the weight of your body on your bottom and the top part of your body up	sit sat sat
to be in the state of rest when your eyes are closed, yur bod isn´t active and your mind is unconscious	sleep slept slept
people notice something by using their nose	smell smellt smellt
1. to say something using your voice 2.to talk to someonw	speak spoke spoken
to tell or write someone the letters that are used to make a word	spell spelled spelled
1. to use money to pay for something 2. to use time doing something or being somewhere	spend spent spent
1.to stop something for being enjoyable	spoil spoiled spoiled
to be in a vertical position in your feet	stand stood stood
to take something that belong to someone else secretly	steal stole stolen
to move through water by moving your body	swim swam swum
to move slowly forwards and backwards	swing swung swung
to take something with you when you go somewhere	take took taken
to give classes in a particular subject at school	teach taught taught
to say something to someone giving them information	tell told told
1. to think that something is true or to expect that something will happen, but we are not sure 2. to have an opinion	think thought thought
to make something move through the air by pushing it out of the hand	throw threw thrown
1. to know the meaning of something 2. to know how or why something works	understand understood understood
to stop sleeping	wake woke woken
to have a piece of clothing, jewellery in your body	wear wore worn
1.to get more points or a prize in a competition 2.to be successful or the winer of a game	win won won
to make words, letters, numbers on a surfice using a pen	write wrote writen

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