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INGLES BASICOSTRONGLYDELICATE (délikeit)DELICATELYFREQUENT (fricuent)FREQUENTLYSEPARATE (sépareit)SEPARATELYWISE (uáis)WISELYFREE (frii)FREELYPRIVATE (práivit)PRIVATELYFUERTEMENTEDELICADODELICADAMENTEFRECUENTEFRECUENTEMENTESEPARADOSEPARADAMENTESABIOSABIAMENTELIBRELIBREMENTEPRIVADOPRIVADAMENTEPALABRAS COMPUESTASUPES MUY COMUN EN INGLES UNIR UNA PALABRA CON OTRA, FORMANDO ASI UNA NUEVA.ESTAS PALABRAS COMPUESTAS A VECES ESTAN SEPARADAS POR UN GUION Y OTRAS VECESVAN SIN GUION; ESTO NO TIENE GRAN IMPORTANCIA.NO ENCONTRARA NINGUNA DIFICULTAD EN APRENDER LAS PALABRAS COMPUESTAS, PORQUEPROVIENEN DE OTRAS YA CONOCIDAS POR USTED. POR EJEMPLO: TICKET‐OFFICE (BOLETO‐OFICINA) SIGNIFICA BOLETERIA; MILKMAN (LECHE‐ HOMBRE) CORRESPONDE A LECHERO.ES TAN COMUN EL USO DE UNIR PALABRAS EN EL IDIOMA INGLES, QUE USTED DEBERAAPRENDER DE MEMORIA LAS QUE VAYAMOS DANDOLE.LA PRONUNCIACION DE LAS PALABRAS ASI COMPUESTAS ES LA QUE CORRESPONDE A CADAPALABRA POR SEPARADO.SCHOOL (scúul)GIRL (guéRl)SCHOOL‐GIRLESCUELA, COLEGIONIÑACOLEGIALAPágina 54
INGLES BASICOPLOUGH (pláu)MANPLOUGH‐MANMILK (milk)MILKMANFOOT (fút)BALL (bóol)FOOT‐BALLSOUP (súup)PLATE (pléit)SOUP‐PLATEFIXED (fikst)PRICE (práis)FIXED‐PRICEHORSE (jóoRs)HORSEMANLETTER (léteR)BOX (bóks)LETTER‐BOXSUN (san)LIGHT (láit)SUN‐LIGHTSCHOOL (scúul)BOOK (búk)SCHOOL‐BOOKBOY (bói)SCHOOL‐BOYARADOHOMBREARADORLECHELECHEROPIEPELOTAFUTBOLSOPAPLATOPLATO DE SOPAFIJO, ESTABLE, PERMANENTEPRECIOPRECIO FIJOCABALLOJINETECARTACAJABUZONSOLLUZLUZ DEL SOLESCUELALIBROLIBRO DE ESCUELANIÑOCOLEGIALPágina 55
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INGLES BASICOINGLES BASICOPROLOGORE
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INGLES BASICOCHEMICAL (kémical)DEL
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INGLES BASICOES MUY IMPORTANTE QUE
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INGLES BASICOYA HA ESTUDIADO EL LEC
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INGLES BASICOWE MIGHT BE VERY HAPPY
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INGLES BASICOAPRETADO ES LO OPUESTO
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INGLES BASICOYOU TAKEDO YOU TAKE?WE
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INGLES BASICOWOULD HE MAKE?SHE MAY
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INGLES BASICOWHICH ARE YOUR BOOKS?W
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INGLES BASICOHOW IS YOUR MOTHER?¿C
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INGLES BASICO1.‐POCO, 2.‐PESIMO
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INGLES BASICOTO GIVE A RUBWHISTLE (
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INGLES BASICOGIVE ME A SILVER WATCH
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INGLES BASICOI HAVE A BAD TASTE IN
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INGLES BASICOYOUR NEW TROUSERS ARE
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INGLES BASICOMY BROTHER WILL GO TO
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