Etiqueta: Ejercicios Inglés

Ejercicios inglés: los artículos (a, an, the, no article)

Ejercicios inglés: los artículos (a, an, the, no article)

Elige entre a, an, the o nada (Ø):

1. She is  very nice woman.
2. They are  brave boys.
3. Tina and Sam were  good friends.
4. She told me  story of her life.
5. This is  good example.
6.  roof of  house was on fire.
7. We are  students.
8. Those are  interesting books.
9. Look at  top of that building.
10. I am  good teacher.


1. She is a very nice woman.
2. They are Ø brave boys.
3. This is an exception.
4. She told me the story of her life.
5. This is a good example.
6. The roof of the house was on fire.
7. We are Ø students.
8. Those are Ø interesting books.
9. Look at the top of that building.
10. I am a good teacher.

Ejercicios inglés: los artículos (a, an, the, no article)

Ejercicios inglés: los artículos (a, an, the, no article)

Elige entre a, an, the o nada (Ø):

1. It is  good book.

2. I bought   interesting book.

3. This is   book that you wanted.

4. I like to read   mangas.

5. Do you go to work by   train?

6. Paris is   largest city in France.

7. He is   engineer at a big company.

8. Do you have   car?

9. She wrote   letter to her friend in Thailand.

10. Open  door, please.


1. It is a good book.
2. I bought an interesting book.
3. This is the book that you wanted.
4. I like to read Ø mangas.
5. Do you go to work by Ø train?
6. Paris is the largest city in France.
7. He is an engineer at a big company.
8. Do you have a car?
9. She wrote a letter to her friend in Thailand.
10. Open the door, please.

Ejercicio de inglés: Pasado Simple y Continuo

Ejercicio de inglés

– Pasado Simple y Continuo –

Complete las siguientes oraciones con pasado simple o pasado continuo:

1. While Tom (play)  video games, his wife (read)  a book in the lounge.

2. While I (travel)  around the USA, I (visit)  many interesting places.

3. While Charles (watch)   soccer on TV, Wendy (listen)   to the radio.

4. When I (walk)   down Queen Street, I (discover)   a wonderful store.

5. The angry little boy (throw)   her toy onto the floor and(stamp)   her foot.

6. I (receive)   your email while I (sit)   in the hospital waiting room.

7. When Tina (be)   little, she (hate)   the smell of broccoli.


  1. While Tom was playing video games, his wife was reading a book in the lounge.
  2. While I was travelling around the USA, I visited many interesting places.
  3. While Charles was watching soccer on TV, Wendy was listening to the radio.
  4. When I was walking down Queen Street, I discovered a wonderful store.
  5. The angry little boy threw her toy onto the floor and stamped her foot.
  6. I received your email while I was sitting in the hospital waiting room.
  7. When Tina was little, she hated the smell of broccoli.

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Encuentra los adjetivos opuestos:

1. generous ≠ 

2. hard-working ≠ 

3. outgoing ≠ 

4. easy-going ≠ 

5. cheerful ≠ 


  1. generous ≠ mean
  2. hard-working ≠ lazy
  3. outgoing ≠ shy
  4. easy-going ≠ tense
  5. cheerful ≠ miserable

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Transformar las palabras en sus opuestos añadiendo: un, dis, in, o im

  1. reliable
  2. honest
  3. sensitive
  4. pleasant
  5. loyal
  6. tolerant
  7. patient
  8. mature
  9. friendly
  10. decisive
  11. ambitious
  12. selfish

  1. unreliable
  2. dishonest
  3. insensitive
  4. unpleasant
  5. disloyal
  6. intolerant
  7. impatient
  8. immature
  9. unfriendly
  10. indecisive
  11. unambitious
  12. unselfish

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Completa las frases con las expresiones apropiadas:

1. I think Mark took some money from my bag while we were out.
> No, he’s  to do a thing like that.

2. I’m still waiting for Lisa to say sorry for sending that fax to the wrong address.
> You’ll wait a long time! Lisa’s  to admit anything‘s her fault.

3. Jenny left a window open when she went out this morning. Anybody could’ve got in.
> Are you sure it was jenny. She’s  to do anything like that.

4. Apparently, Amy asked Tom if he’d like to go out tomorrow night.
> I don’t believe you. She’s  to ask a boy out!

5. Julie got the highest mark in the class, but she didn’t say a word.
> No, she wouldn’t. She’s  to say anything about it.

6. I thought Martin was a good friend but he’s been telling everybody that I’m boring.
> Are you sure? Martin’s  to say something like that behind your back.


1. I think Mark took some money from my bag while we were out.
> No, he’s far too honest to do a thing like that.

2. I’m still waiting for Lisa to say sorry for sending that fax to the wrong address.
> You’ll wait a long time! Lisa’s much too proud to admit anything‘s her fault.

3. Jenny left a window open when she went out this morning. Anybody could’ve got in.
> Are you sure it was jenny. She’s far too sensible to do anything like that.

4. Apparently, Amy asked Tom if he’d like to go out tomorrow night.
> I don’t believe you. She’s much too shy to ask a boy out!

5. Julie got the highest mark in the class, but she didn’t say a word.
> No, she wouldn’t. She’s far too modest to say anything about it.

6. I thought Martin was a good friend but he’s been telling everybody that I’m boring.
> Are you sure? Martin’s much too loyal to say something like that behind your back.

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Completa los diálogos con las siguientes palabras:

fussy | pushy | selfish | pessimistic | intolerant | optimistic

1. I know I’m going to get this job – the interview went so well.
> I think you’re being a bit . Hundreds of people have applied for it.

2. I’m trying to persuade Liz to give up her job and come and live with me in Scotland.
> Aren’t you being a bit ? You know how important her career is.

3. l’ve looked at fifteen flats and I haven’t seen one l really like.
> Don‘t you think you’re being a bit ? You’ll never find one that’s perfect.

4. Why haven’t they phoned me back? I know I’m not going to get this job.
> Aren’t you being a bit ? You only had the interview yesterday.

5. Do you think Ann will come on holiday with me?
> Slow down! You’ve only just met her! Aren’t you being a bit ?

6. I hope Bob doesn’t become manager. I don’t like his accent.
> Don’t you think you’re being a bit ? You can’t dislike him just because of the way he speaks!


  1. optimistic
  2. selfish
  3. fussy
  4. pessimistic
  5. pushy
  6. intolerant

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Complete las frases con las siguientes palabras:

moody | amusing | stubborn | arrogant | selfish | silly

1.Lucy never thinks about anyone but herself.
> Yes, she can be a bit  sometimes.

2.Oh, Laura‘s impossible. One minute life is wonderful and the next minute she’s in her room crying.

> Yes, she can he a bit , can’t she?

3. I really don’t like Bob. He seems to think that he’s more important than anybody else.

> He certainly can be very .

4. Martin’s such good fun. He’s got a great sense of humour.
> Yes, he can he very  at times.

5. I wish Joe would stop playing practical jokes all the time. It gets very tiring.
> Yes, he can be really  at times. I wish he’d grow up and behave like an adult.

6. I told Emma that she shouldn’t leave university but she never listens to me.
> No, she really can be very  when she wants, can’t she?


  1. selfish
  2. moody
  3. arrogant
  4. amusing
  5. silly
  6. stubborn

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Ejercicios de Vocabulario inglés: Carácter y Personalidad

Aquí hay 8 tipos de personalidades, úsalos en las siguientes frases:

gossip | big-head | extrovert | laugh | couch potato | snob | coward | liar

1. You shouldn’t believe a word Justin says. He’s a terrible .

2. Maria’s a terrible . She’s always talking about everybody else in the office.

3. Roberto’s quite an , isn’t he? He’s got hundreds of friends!

4. Martin’s such a . He never stops telling people how wonderful he is.

5. You can’t keep running away from your responsibilities. You’re such a .

6. Just because Dave didn’t go to university doesn’t mean he’s any less intelligent than you. Don’t be such a .

7. Emma’s husband’s such a . He just sits around all day watching TV.

8. Billy knows hundreds of jokes. He’s such a !


  1. liar
  2. gossip
  3. extrovert
  4. big-head
  5. coward
  6. snob
  7. couch potato
  8. laugh

Ejercicio Inglés: Bring y Take

¿Bring o Take? | Ejercicio Inglés

Elija entre el verbo Bring o Take, en la forma apropiada:

  1. this book to the library, please.
  2. Could you me some water, please?
  3. He often his sister to her aunt.
  4. When you come to my party, don’t forget to something to drink.
  5. Is Peter Steve to my party?
  6. He is out the rubbish now.
  7. Can you the CD to your uncle, please?
  8. My husband often flowers when he comes home.
  9. Would you this to the shop for me?
  10. Can you the car to the garage on Wednesday?

  1. Take this book to the library, please.
  2. Could you bring me some water, please?
  3. He often takes his sister to her aunt.
  4. When you come to my party, don’t forget to bring something to drink.
  5. Is Peter bringing Steve to my party?
  6. He is taking out the rubbish now.
  7. Can you take the CD to your uncle, please?
  8. My husband often brings flowers when he comes home.
  9. Would you take this to the shop for me?
  10. Can you take the car to the garage on Wednesday?