VOCABULARIO DEL CAPITULO 2-1: EL MEDIO AMBIENTE, p. _____
la palabra en inglés
acid rain
la palabra en español
aluminum
around
ash
asthma
atmosphere
bronchitis
carbon dioxide
carbon monoxide
cardboard
coal
contamination/pollution
damaging
destruction
los países en vía de
desarrollo
disastrous
electric, nuclear, solar
energy
emphysema
endangered species
environment
environmental
factory
Vocabulario 2-1, p. 46
tu 1a vez en español
Nombre:
tu 2a vez en español
tu 3a vez en español
fuel
glass
greenhouse effect
heart attack
jungle
lead
level
lung cancer
ocean
oil
on, over
oxygen
ozone layer
plastic
raw material
safe to drink
smoke
steel
to burn
to conserve /
conservation /
conserved
to damage /
damage, injury /
damaged
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to deforest /
deforestation /
deforested
to destroy /
destruction /
destroyed
to dry /
drought /
dry (adjective)
to extinguish
to infect
/ contagion
/ contaminated
to prevent
to protect /
protection /
protected
to purify /
purification /
pure, purified
to recycle /
recycling (noun) /
recycled
to rescue /
rescue (noun) /
rescued
to throw away /
waste /
thrown away, wasted
to waste
trash
uranium
wood
Vocabulario 2-1, p. 46
Repaso: ser, estar, haber pp. 49 – 52
A continuación – en inglés – las varias razones por usar estos tres verbos. Consulta tu libro para clasificar cada situación al lado del verbo apropiado. (Okay, so these
will be notes that you refer to lots, so please write the actual reason and not just a letter from the other side. ¿Bueno?)
ser
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
m)
n)
o)
p)
q)
an adjective that is a change from the norm
adjectives of size, color, and shape
days, months, seasons
expression “one must” + the word “que”
helping verb in the perfect tenses (have/had done)
helping verb in the progressive tenses (-ing)
impersonal expressions (especially in the subjunctive!)
location
nationality, religion, political affiliation, occupation
noun or pronoun that identifies the subject
telling time
temporary state (physical or emotional/mental)
to tell the existence of one or more nouns
when and where an event takes place
with a past participle to express the passive voice
with “de” to tell origin, possession, material
with “para” to tell who something is for
Vocabulario 2-1, p. 46
estar
haber