EVALUACIÓN DE INGLÉS.
VOCABULARY
Accused: acusado
Apologise: disculparse
Arrest: arrestar
Bench: estrado
Blackmailer: chantajista
Bullyng: cargar a otro
Burglar: ladrón de casa, auto
Case: caso
Community service: servicio a la comunidad
Compensation. Compensación
Cop: policía
Court: corte
Courtroom: sala de audiencia
Crime: delito
Crowd: multitud
Demostration: protesta
Dropping litter: tirar basura
Electronic tagging: pulsera electrónica
Evidence: evidencia
Fine: multa
Graffiti: pintar la pared
Guilty: culpable
Injurie: daño
Jackass / Donkey: burro
Jail: cárcel
Jogging: caminando
Judge. Juez
Jury: jurado
Kidnapper: secuestrador
Kidnapping: secuestro
Lawyer: abogado
Murder: asesinar
Mugger: ladrón con violencia (tiene contacto con la víctima)
Mugging: asalto
Naive: inocente
Punishment: castigo
Racial abuse: discriminación
Rehabilitation programme: programa de rehabilitación
Robbery: robo con uso de fuerza
Serial killer: asesino
Shoplifter: ladrón de tiendas
Speending: exceso de velocidad
Sue: acusar
Swearing in public: insultar
Trial: procesar (según teacher) proceso/juicio según una amiga (M-olé)
Vandalism: vandalismo
Witness: testigo
USED TO
Used to is used to describe past habits or states. A time expression is not necessary:
I usted to get up at six, but now I get uo at eight.
I used to usn a horse.
With negative and questions used becomes use to:
I didn't use to like beer.
Did you use to swim every day?
When we use used to we suggest that the action is no longer true and so make a strong contrast with the present.
WOULD
Would is used to describe a person's typical activities in the past. It can only be used to describe repeated actions, not states. It is mainly used in writing, and in personal reminiscences:
Every evening was the same. Jack would turn on the radio, light his pipe and fall asleep.
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