University of Veracruz Faculty: Social Work Professor: Limón Francisco Velina Subject: English 2 Project’s name: English vocabulary digital magazine Students Name: Aguilera Zarate Sheila Aragón Amezquita Carolina Carrasco Cárcamo Daniela Yehure Córdova Rodríguez María De Los Ángeles Escobar Díaz Carolina Felipe Rodríguez Keila Jasmin García Gómez Nayeli Del Carmen Gómez Ramírez Alba Hernández Jiménez Penélope Juliana Hernández Ramírez Ezequiel Hernández Santos Alfredo López Desirena Juana Márquez Vázquez Diana Laura Márquez Zamudio Carmen Guadalupe Martínez Domínguez Amairani Martínez Santiago Vanessa Navarro Morales Katia Amairani Ochoa Domínguez Héctor Peña Allende Mauricio Ruiz Tenorio Yulisa Santiago Martínez María De Los Ángeles Santos González Carol Johana Santos Martínez Reyna Guadalupe Torres Martínez Sandra Luz
Introduction
This digital magazine was created by Social Work students in order to illustrate the vocabulary they need to study for the present course (English 2).It contains words clouds which are a popular visualization of words. A word cloud is a beautiful, informative image that communicates much in a single glance. It also has many topic pages where English students can find images showing the meaning of the vocabulary according to a specific topic and examples using it. We hope this work be useful for other English students as a foreign language.
INDEX.
1. - TOPIC 1 PERSONAL INFORMATION AND TALK ABOUT DAILY ROUTINE
2. - TOPIC 2 ASK AND GIVE DIRECTIONS
3. - TOPIC 3 GO SHOPPING/ GO TO A RESTAURANT
4. - TOPIC 4 PAST
5. - TOPIC 5 BODY PARTS
6. - TOPIC 6 TALKING ABOUT PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
7. - TOPIC 7 TALKING ABOUT FUTURE PLANS, TRAVELS, VACATION AND WEEKEND
8. - TOPIC 8MAKE COMPARISONS
9. - TOPIC 9 OBLIGATIONS, NEEDS AND ENTERTAINMENT
10. - TOPIC SIMPLE FUTURE WILL
11. - FUTURE PREDICTIONS
12.- IRREGULAR VERBS
TOPIC 1 PERSONAL INFORMATION AND TALK ABOUT DAILY ROUTINE
Time expressions NOTE: Expressions of time are used to express facts or activities that are done in a specific time
At 7 pm
Example:
Before After
For Around
At midnight In
At night On
Expressions of frequency NOTE: These are used to express how often an activity occurs.
Some
Almost always
Very rarely
Almost never Very often
Frequently Seldom
Adverbs of manner NOTE: We use these adverbs when we want to express the way in which an action is performed. In general they are formed by adding "ly" at the end of the adjective
EXAMPLE: The turtle walks slowly the turtle walks slowly
Badly Beautifully Carefully Early Quickly Slowly
VERBS
Sleep
Wake up Start
Walk
Stay up
Wash
Study
Watch
Take a break/rest
Take a shower/bath
Work
Get home
Cook
Get up
Drink Eat
Run
Rest
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE We use them to locate or describe the location of public places: Next to
On
Across from
Near
Between
On the corner of
Example: Where is the library? The library is across from the church. PREPOSITIONS OF DIRECTION Up
Down
Across
Right
Left
Example: Turn rigth / left
They usually go with motion verbs, for example: walking, running, jump, go.
PUBLIC PLACES
Airport
Downtown
Bookstore
Drugstore
Bridge
Building
Factory
Gas Station
Castle Hospital
Cathedral Hotel
City Hall Movie Theater
Coffee Shop Zoo
VERBS Example
Drive
Drive two blocks to the corner of the pharmacy.
Get (To) Walk three streets to get to school.
Go
Walk
You are at the bakery. Walk down Conrad Street and make a right on Second Avenue. Go straight and make a left on Maple Street.
A: Excuse me, how do I get to the department store? B: Walk down Conrad Street until you get to First Avenue.
TOPIC 3: Go Shopping/Go to a Restaurant
2.Yes sure. 2. No, thank you.
3. I'm just looking.
4.The watermelon costs is $1.00 dollar
1.Excuse me, Can you help me?
3. How much does the watermelon cost?
Thanks for your purchase! Come back soon. Are you going to pay by credit card or in cash?
In cash.
Expressions Can I help you?
May/ can I help you?
Can I try it on?
Could you past me the salt?
What size are you?
Can I use the restroom?
Do you have/ have you got a larger/ small size? Just looking
Could/ Can I try it on?
Anything else?
Can I have a glass of water, please?
Pay by credit card / debit card / check / in cash I'II buy / pay / have
There are few people in the restaurant
Can I have my bill, please?
To go shopping
Catch a train/ bus, miss a train/ a bus
How much...?/ How many...?
Can I have a larger size, please?
To do the shopping
Vocabulary
Clothes/Fashion
Clothes/Fashion T-Shirt
Boots
Shoes
Bathing Suit
Sneakers
Shorts
Dress
Jeans
Skirt
High- Heel
Vocabulary
Appliances
Appliances
Belt
Bracelet
Purse
Ring
Earrings
Scarf
Necklace
Tie
Watch
Glasses
Vocabulary
Monetary Units
Monetary Units
Dollar
Pound
Euro
Coin
Pennies
Cent
Pence
Penny
Vocabulary
Restaurant (Utensils, Foods, Portions)
Restaurant (Utensils, Foods, Portions)
Bottle
Food
Cup
Snack
Fork
Piece
Knife
Slice
Plate
Spoon
Vocabulary
Verbs
Boil
Buy
Fry
Sell
Pay for
Topic 4: Past
Past (Talking about past events) Expressions
Time expressions Ago When I was a child my favorite In 1999 teacher Last night/ summer/ weekend/ year How was? yesterday Were you? Last week What was your…like? It was a big house in 1999. Where/When were you born? Words to make a narration in the Who was your…? past What were you like? There was/wasn’t a party at the My favorites … Was/ were… beach Did you go out/abroad? What did you do? Where/when did you go…? Who did you…with? Why did you…? Beach Best friend How long did you? There were/ weren’t many videogames at the mall. Was there a museum in the town Were there any shopping centers? Cartoons Disco Expressions of pleasure and dislike It was: terrific, exciting, fun, very nice/ pleasant It was boring Affirmative form I am = I was You are = You were He is = He was She is = She was It is = It was We are = We were You are = You were They are = They were
Elementary
Hometown
High school
Kindergarten
Lake Trip
Negative form I was not = I wasn’t You were not = You weren’t He was not = He wasn’t She was not = She wasn’t It was not = It wasn’t We were not = We weren’t You were not = You weren’t They were not = They weren’t Interrogative form Was I a…? Yes, you were/ No, You weren’t Were you? Yes, I was/ No, I wasn’t Was He? Yes, He was/ No He wasn’t Was She? Yes, She was/ No She wasn’t Was It? Yes, It was/ No, It wasn’t Were we? Yes, You were/ No, you weren’t Were You? Yes, We were/ No, We weren’t Were They? Yes, They were/ No, They weren’t
Concert
Mall
Childhood
Neighbor
Party Shopping
Songs Sports
Examples: Affirmative form
I was a bad dress maker You were a very good teacher He was a famous pilot Louisa was a girl very funny It was a new table We were at Zoe’s house You were hungry and with s headache
They were bad friends in the school
Videogames Weather
My favorite songs was “Thinking of you” of Perry before…
Negative form
Interrogative form
Was I a good son? Yes, you I was not a police officer
were a good son
Were you happy for song? No, You weren’t angry with your
I wasn’t happy
mother
Was She a
talkative chef? No, She wasn’t a talkative chef.
Santiago wasn’t a good nurse Was she in the gas station?
Yes, she was at the gas station
Veronica wasn’t in the church Was it a book? No, It wasn’t a book
It wasn’t a good product
Were we footballer? Yes, We weren’t boring
You were not well known architect
They were not in the supermarket
we were footballer
Were you parents? No, we weren’t parents
Were they sad? Yes, they were sad
Topic 5: Body Parts
Body Parts Head
Eyebrow
Eyelash Nose
Eye Ear
Lips
Face Throat Mouth
Elbow Arm
Stomach
Wrist
Hand Leg
Knee
Toe(s)
Neck Shoulder Back
Hips
Finger(s) Buttocks
Foot (feet)
Health problems
Backache
Cough
Break a leg
Sore (eyes/throat)
Stomachache
Temperature
Toothache
Headache
Cold
Fever headache
The flu
Health problems
Aspirin
Bath
Cream
Coffee
Honey
Medications and Remedies
Pills
Cough Syrup
Juice
Eye Drops
Tea
Medications and remedies
TOPIC 6: TALKING ABOUT PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
PRESENT PERFECT It is used for an action that happened in the past but has importance in the present. STRUCTURE Subject + verb aux (to have) + PAST PARTICIPLE + complement
AFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
I have talked to Peter.
You have gone to work
She has ridden a horse
He has seen a ghost
It has eaten pizza
We have lost the car keys
You have learned to be more patient
They has been to London
STRUCTURE Subject + verb aux (to have) + “not” +PAST PARTICIPLE
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
I haven’t climbed a mountain
You haven’t gone to work
He hasn’t bought a motorcycle
She hasn’t lost the digital camera
It hasn’t played with the ball
We haven’t seen a car race
You haven’t met a famous person
They haven’t gone to the rock concert
STRUCTURE Verb aux (to have) + subject + PAST PARTICIPLE+ ?
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
Have I played with the rabbit? Yes, I have.
Haven't you done your homework yet? No, I haven’t
Has she washed the dishes? Yes, she has.
Has he travelled to Spain? No, He hasn’t.
Has It broken the window? No, it hasn’t.
Have we cleaned the room? Yes, we have.
Have you played golf? No, we haven’t.
Have they watched TV? No, they haven’t.
Topic 7: Talking about future plans, travels, vacation and weekend. EXPRESSIONS
Are you going to work? Yes, I am not/No, I'm not.
What are you going to buy?
Yes, I'm going to work/No, I'm not going to work.
I am going to buy that dress.
Where are you going to …? What are you vacation plans for next week?
When, How, Who’s going to…?
What is he/she going to do next vacation?
How long is she/he going to?
Who’s going to… How long are you going to…? Who are you going to go with? Why is he/she going to…?
Why are you going to…?
Eastern vacation
Have a good time / fun! I always travel second class
Take some day off
The train is now boarding
Activities.
be on holiday
go sightseeing / camping / fishing / swimming
go to the beach / cinema / the theater / the disco / the park / the museum
go to the mountains
go to the seaside / to a foreign country
surf
travel around the US
travel alone
rent a flat (an apartment)
move to/from the city/country
Look for a new apartament book a single/double room/ a flight
do homework go for a walk quit smoking / drinking alcohol relax at home
Weekend plans
spend time doing something sunbathe take an art class visit friends in... study for an exam
get married go to college
Future plans
have a baby buy a pet get a new boyfriend get a part time job get married
VOCABULARY Bag / Cash
Bill Credit Card
Driver
Driving license
Flight
Guest house
Gate
Trip Luggage
Holiday
Motorway
ID card
-Reservation
Insurance
Passport
Tanned
-Road
-Waiting room
Accommodation
Suitcases
Towel
Traveler's checks
Campingsite Single/double room
Bicycle Private transport
Tent
Car
Public transport.
boat
bus
Places of interest. • Archaeological site ruins.
train tram railway
taxi plane
• Art gallery.
Information desk/office Ticket
Place
Verbs
Arrive at/in
Check in
Receive
Carry
Visit
pack
Wear
Ordinal numbers.
TOPIC 8: MAKE COMPARISONS.
Places
City
Farm
Forest
Town
Possessive pronouns Mine Yours NOTE: Possessive pronouns are used to indicate who an object belongs to. As in Spanish, English possessive pronouns are used to replace a noun.
Example: That red house is mine.
His Hers Its Ours Yours
Words to describe appearance, personality, events, things, places and objects 
SHORT ADJECTIVES For most adjectives with a syllable (short adjectives), we add the ending "-er" to form its comparative.
Short Quick Slow Tall Smart Strong Warm Weark
Cheap Fast Clean Dark Quiet
+ er
For short adjectives that end in "-y", change the "y" to "i" and add "-er" termination:
Noisy Lazy Heavy Happy + ier Easy Early Dirty

LONG ADJECTIVES For many adjectives with 2 or more syllables, we use "more" plus the original adjective: More + adjective
More +
-
Beautiful Boring Crowded Difficult Expensive Interesting Polluted Terrible
Expressions: Which one is more beautiful? Which one is more boring?
Some adjectives have a special comparative form:
Bad / worse Good / better
CINEMA……………………………………………………….. Comedy, suspense, Documentary film I NEED TO GO TO CINEMA
SPORTS……………………………………………………. Soccer, tennis, baseball, Golf YOU DON´T NEED TO DO SPORTS
FILM OPERA ……………………………………………….. I HATE TO SEE A FILM OPERA
HOMEWORK…………………………………………………. I DON´T WANT TO DO HOMEWORK
NEWSPAPER…………………………………………………… I NEED TO READ A NEWSPAPER
AT HOME I HATE TO DO THE LAUNDRY I NEED TO MAKE THE BED I WANT TO DO THE SHOPPING
Topic number 10 Simple future will
Travels Arrive
Tourist places
Arrived
Paris
“The plane arrived in Madrid today at 5:00 p.m.”
Rome
Miami Hawaii
I will travel Beaches
“I will travel around the world”
Cancun Acapulco
Airplane Train Bus Ship Car
Means of transport
He will be “He will be an aviator pilot when he grows up”
TOPIC: 11 FUTURE PREDICTIONS
Expressions
In one year I’II { get married.
I won’t {finish the degree in one year.
I will probably {talk to him.
I think I’II {call you later.
Maybe I’II {leave a message.
Perhaps I’II {to the movies.
travel to Mexico City.
I will
finish university.
buy a car.
When will you drive the car?
When will he play soccer?
When will she cook cake?
When will they dance salsa?
When will we see a movie?
Leaving a message
I’II call you later I’II leave a message That’II be aII
Unplanned decisions
I’II/ won’t help you
I will/ won’t get the phone
I’II do it
I’II talk to him
I’II take care of it right away
I’II turn the fan on
I won’t call before noon
TOPIC 12: VERBOS REGULARES E IRREGULARES VERBOS REGULARES
PRESENTE Answer
PASADO Answered
Arrive
Arrived
Ask
Asked
Believe
Believed
Burn
Burned
Call
Called
Carry
Carried
Change
Changed
Check
Checked
Clean
Cleaned
Close
Closed
Cross
Crossed
Dance
Danced
Die
Died
Dress
Dressed
End
Ended
Enjoy
Enjoyed
Explain
Explained
Follow
Followed
Happen
Happened
Hate
Hated
Help
Helped
Invite
Invited
Learn
Learned
Like
Liked
Listen
Listened
Listen to
Listened to
Live
Lived
Look
Looked
Love
Loved
Open
Opened
Pass
Passed
Phone
Phoned
Play
Played
Prefer
Preferred
Rain
Rained
Return
Returned
Show
Showed
Smoke
Smoked
Snow
Snowed
Start
Started
Stay
Stayed
Stop
Stopped
Study
Studied
Talk
Talked
Travel
Traveled
Try
Tried
Visit
Visited
Wait
waited
Walk
Walked
Want
Wanted
Wash
Washed
Watch
Watched
Work
Worked
VERBOS IRREGULARES
Be(am/is/are) Be born
Was/were born
become
became
begin
began
Break
Broke
Bring
Brought
Buy
Bought
Can
Could
Come
Came
Cut
cut
Do
Did
Drink
Drank
Drive
Drove
Eat
Ate
Get
Got
Give
Gave
Go
went
Grow up
Grew up
Have
Had
Hear
Heard
Hurt
Hurt
Keep
Kept
know
knew
Leave
Left
Lose
Lost
Make
Made
Meet
met
pay
paid
put
put
read
read
Ride
rode
Run
Ran
Say
said
See
saw
Sell
sold
send
Sent
sing
Sang
sit
Sat
sleep
Slept
speak
Spoke
spend
Spent
take
Took
teach
Taught
Tell
Told
think
Thought
understand
understood
wake
Woke
wear
Work
win
won
write
wrote