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INGLES BASICOPRIMERA LECCIONUPCOMO YA LO HEMOS DICHO, EL ESTUDIO DEL INGLES POR MEDIO DEL SISTEMA BASICO SEHACE TAN SENCILLO Y FACIL, QUE CON UNAS POCAS SEMANAS DE ESTUDIO SE APRENDE ENESTE LIBRO MAS INGLES DEL QUE SE PODRIA APRENDER EN MESES Y AUN EN AÑOS PORMEDIO DE OTROS SISTEMAS.LO IMPORTANTE ES EMPEZAR CON EL ESTUDIO DE UN GRUPO DETERMINADO DE PALABRAS,LAS CUALES PERMITIRAN LUEGO CONSTRUIR Y COMPRENDER LAS FRASES INGLESAS.VAMOS A COMENZAR NUESTRO ESTUDIO DE LA LENGUA INGLESA APRENDIENDO, DEMEMORIA, UN GRUPO DE PALABRAS QUE SON EXACTAMENTE IGUALES EN INGLES Y ENCASTELLANO, VARIANDO SOLAMENTE EN SU PRONUNCIACION.ANIMAL (énimAl)*BASE (béis)COLLAR (cólaR)CONTROL (contróUl)ANIMALBASECOLLARCONTROL*CUANDO USTED ENCUENTRE LETRAS MAYUSCULAS EN SU PRONUNCIACION FIGURADA, DEBEPRONUNCIAR ESTAS LETRAS DEBILMENTE.ERROR (irroR)GENERAL (yéneral)HOSPITAL (jóspitAl)IDEA (aidia)MATERIAL (matirial)METAL (métAl)NATURAL (náchural)NO (nóU)NORMAL (nóormAL)OPINION (opiniOn.)ERRORGENERALHOSPITALIDEAMATERIALMETALNATURALNONORMALOPINIONPágina 8
INGLES BASICOPROBABLE (próbabEl)RECORD (réecoRD)REGULAR (reéguiular)RELIGION (rilíyion)CRUEL (crúel)DIGESTION (diyés‐chOn)GAS (gás)LEGAL (líigal)MORAL (móral)MOTOR (móUtoR)BANANA (banáana)TENOR (ténoR)PANORAMA (panoráama)OPERA (ópera)PROPAGANDA (proUpaganda)TANGO (tángoU)CLUB (cláb)VIOLIN (vaiolin)BAR (báarR)HOTEL (joUtél)PROBABLERECORDREGULARRELIGIONCRUELDIGESTIONgasLEGALMORALMOTORBANANATENORPANORAMAOPERAPROPAGANDATANGOCLUBVIOLINBARHOTELLA DIFICULTAD DE PRONUNCIAR ADECUADAMENTE LAS PALABRAS INGLESAS NO DEBEPREOCUPAR DEMASIADO AL ESTUDIANTE, QUIEN A MEDIDA QUE VAYA AVANZANDO EN ESTELIBRO, IRA RECIBIENDO INSTRUCCIONES APROPIADAS PARA IR PERFECCIONANDO SUPRONUNCIACION.UPLA TERMINACION INGPágina 9
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INGLES BASICOWE MIGHT GET THAT MONE
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INGLES BASICOTHEY TOOKELLOS TOMARON
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INGLES BASICOIF I HADIF I HADIF YOU
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INGLES BASICO1.‐YO HARE UNA CASA,
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INGLES BASICOES IMPORTANTE QUE USTE
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INGLES BASICOSHE WAS WASHING MY SHI
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INGLES BASICOIT IS VERY BEAUTIFULIT
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INGLES BASICOTHIS HOUSE MAY BE MINE
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INGLES BASICOTO HER A ELLA BY THEM
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INGLES BASICOWE MIGHT BE VERY HAPPY
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INGLES BASICOAPRETADO ES LO OPUESTO
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INGLES BASICOHAVE YOU ANY SOAP?HAVE
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INGLES BASICOESTO ES SENCILLO DE CO
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INGLES BASICOSI EL ESTUDIANTE HA EN
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INGLES BASICOOCTAVA LECCIONUPHABLAN
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INGLES BASICOCLOUDED (claudid)NUBLA
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INGLES BASICOTHIS RIVER IS AS WIDE
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INGLES BASICOOPUESTOSFIRST (féRst)
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INGLES BASICOTHEY SENDTHEY DO NOT S
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INGLES BASICOWE DID NOT PUTI SAYI D
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INGLES BASICOCONTRACCIONES DE TO BE
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INGLES BASICOc) TRADUZCA AL INGLES
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INGLES BASICOTHEY DID NOT TAKE MY M
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INGLES BASICOYOU TAKEDO YOU TAKE?WE
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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 BASICOTHERE WILL BE WORK FOR
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INGLES BASICO1.‐POCO, 2.‐PESIMO
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INGLES BASICODID HE SEND A LETTER T
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INGLES BASICOTO GIVE A RUBWHISTLE (
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INGLES BASICOTO GET TIREDWELL (uél
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INGLES BASICOSAME IS THE OPPOSITE O
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INGLES BASICOI WILL GO BEFORE YOUI
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INGLES BASICOTO GO AFTERTHE DOG IS
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INGLES BASICOTHAT MAN GAVE UP HIS W
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INGLES BASICOI GIVE A REWARDI HAVE
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INGLES BASICOTO BE ILLWE ARE ILLEST
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INGLES BASICOPARA FACILITAR EL RAPI
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INGLES BASICOTHIS IS YOUR LAST CHAN
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INGLES BASICOIN PANAMA THE HEAT IS
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INGLES BASICOTHIS KEETLE IS FULL OF
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INGLES BASICOTHE OPPOSITE OF MALE I
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INGLES BASICOI HAVE ALL THE NECESSA
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INGLES BASICOTHIS IS ONLY A PART OF
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INGLES BASICOTHIS IS A PUBLIC SCHOO
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INGLES BASICOTHEY ARE PUTTING THE R
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INGLES BASICOGIVE ME A SILVER WATCH
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INGLES BASICOGIVE ME A STAMP FOR TH
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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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