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25/05/2026

La conjugación de los verbos en pasado simple es súper sencilla, la misma palabra se usa para todos los sujetos y pronombres, lo difícil es memorizarlo pero en te ayudamos con técnicas de asociación, te esperamos en nuestras clases

06/05/2026

Aprende los números en inglés y a realizar operaciones matemáticas sencillas como sumar y sacar cuentas que a diario hacemos

25/04/2026

Para que esto no te suceda, toma clases de inglés con nosotros y así ayudarte a expresar todos estos síntomas eficazmente

20/04/2026

The “-ed” ending in regular English verbs actually has three different pronunciations. It depends on the last sound of the base verb, not just the letter.

1. Pronounced as /t/
Use /t/ when the verb ends in a voiceless sound (like p, k, f, s, sh, ch, x).
Examples:
worked → /wɜrkt/
washed → /wɒʃt/
liked → /laɪkt/
👉 Think: no vibration in your throat.

2. Pronounced as /d/
Use /d/ when the verb ends in a voiced sound (like vowels, b, g, v, z, m, n, l, r, etc.).
Examples:
played → /pleɪd/
cleaned → /kliːnd/
lived → /lɪvd/
👉 Think: your throat vibrates.

3. Pronounced as /ɪd/ (or /əd/)
Use /ɪd/ when the verb ends in t or d.
Examples:
wanted → /ˈwɒntɪd/
needed → /ˈniːdɪd/
👉 This adds an extra syllable.
Quick trick to remember:
t sound → /t/
d sound → /d/
ends in t or d → /ɪd/

11/04/2026

¿Quieres practicar diálogos del día a día? Agenda una clase gratuita con nosotros, no lo postergues tanto vale

04/04/2026

.yola nos comparte 5 abreviaciones que piedes utilizar informalmente en tus chats en inglés

14/03/2026
23/02/2026

.yola nos explica el uso de la preposición "by" usando una canción famosa. By the way (por cierto) la versión original es de Ben E. King he, he!

19/02/2026

A tequeño is a traditional Venezuelan snack made of a strip of dough (masa) wrapped around a stick of white cheese and then fried until golden and crispy.

In English, you could define it like this:
Tequeño: A popular Venezuelan appetizer consisting of white cheese wrapped in pastry dough and deep-fried until crispy. It is commonly served at parties and gatherings, often with dipping sauces.

If you’d like a slightly more descriptive version:
A tequeño is a Venezuelan cheese stick made by wrapping soft white cheese in wheat dough and frying it until the outside is golden and crunchy while the inside remains melted and creamy.

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