Adverbios de frecuencia y futuro con going to
15-12-2025 | English A1 10 min
Última lección del nivel A1. Relacionada a actividades diarias, así como adverbios de frecuencia y el uso del futuro con "going to". Repasa el vocabulario con Anki y no empieces el siguiente nivel sin dominar este contenido.
Vocabulary
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| Inglés | Español | Explicación | Ejemplo |
|---|---|---|---|
| All | Todo | The whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing. | She ate all the cookies in the jar. |
| Twice | Dos veces | Two times; on two occasions. | He called me twice yesterday. |
| Accept | Aceptar | To agree to receive or undertake something offered. | She decided to accept the job offer. |
| Believe | Creer | To accept something as true or real. | I believe in the power of positive thinking. |
| Call | Llamar | To make a phone call or shout out to someone. | I will call you later this evening. |
| Drink | Beber | To consume a liquid. | They like to drink water after exercising. |
| Get | Obtener | To come into possession of something. | She will get a new car for her birthday. |
| Get married | Casarse | To enter into a legal marriage. | They plan to get married next summer. |
| Marry | Casar | To enter into a legal marriage with someone. | They decided to marry after dating for five years. |
| Place | Colocar | To put something in a particular position. | She placed the vase on the table. |
| Propose to | Proponer matrimonio | To ask someone to marry you. | He plans to propose to his girlfriend next month. |
| See | Ver | To perceive with the eyes. | I can see the mountains from my window. |
| Try on | Probarse | To put on clothing to see if it fits or looks good. | She tried on several dresses before choosing one. |
| Wash | Lavar | To clean something with water and soap. | He washed his car on Saturday. |
| Bill | Cuenta | A statement of money owed for goods or services. | The waiter brought the bill after we finished our meal. |
| Comedy | Comedia | A genre of film or television that is intended to be humorous. | We watched a comedy movie last night. |
| Champagne | Champán | A sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France. | They celebrated with a bottle of champagne. |
| Christmas | Navidad | A holiday celebrated on December 25th, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. | We exchange gifts on Christmas. |
| Engagement | Compromiso | A formal agreement to get married. | They announced their engagement last week. |
| Girlfriend | Novia | A female partner in a romantic relationship. | He introduced his girlfriend to his family. |
| Hobbies | Pasatiempos | Activities done for enjoyment during free time. | Her hobbies include painting and hiking. |
| Holiday | Vacaciones | A period of time spent away from work or school for rest or travel. | We are going on holiday to the beach next month. |
| Market | Mercado | A place where goods and services are bought and sold. | She went to the market to buy fresh vegetables. |
| Questionnaire | Cuestionario | A set of printed or written questions used for gathering information. | The survey included a detailed questionnaire. |
| Research | Investigación | The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources. | He conducted research for his thesis. |
| Shower | Ducha | A device that sprays water for bathing. | She took a shower after her workout. |
| Weekend | Fin de semana | The period from Friday evening to Sunday night. | We like to relax on the weekend. |
| Caviar | Caviar | A delicacy consisting of salt-cured fish eggs. | They enjoyed caviar as an appetizer. |
| Clam chowder | Sopa de almejas | A creamy soup made with clams, potatoes, and onions. | She ordered clam chowder at the seafood restaurant. |
| Crab | Cangrejo | A crustacean with a hard shell and pincers, often found in the sea. | They caught a large crab while fishing. |
| Lobster | Langosta | A large marine crustacean with a hard shell, prized as food. | He ordered a lobster dinner at the restaurant. |
| Shrimp | Camarón | A small marine crustacean with a slender body and long antennae. | They grilled shrimp for the barbecue. |
| Ham | Jamón | Meat from the hind leg of a pig, typically cured or smoked. | She served ham sandwiches for lunch. |
| Frozen food | Comida congelada | Food that has been preserved by freezing. | He bought frozen food for quick meals. |
| Hamburguer meat | Carne para hamburguesa | Ground beef used to make hamburgers. | She cooked hamburguer meat for the barbecue. |
| Fried potatoes | Papas fritas | Potatoes that have been cut into strips and deep-fried until crispy. | They enjoyed fried potatoes with ketchup. |
| Chips | Papas fritas (bolsa) | Thin slices of potato that are deep-fried or baked until crispy, often sold in bags. | She bought a bag of chips for the party. |
| Canned food | Comida enlatada | Food that has been preserved in a sealed can. | He keeps canned food in the pantry for emergencies. |
| Broccoli | Brócoli | A green vegetable with a tree-like structure, rich in vitamins and minerals. | She steamed broccoli as a healthy side dish. |
| To ask for a drink | Pedir una bebida | To request a beverage at a restaurant or bar. | He asked for a drink at the counter. |
| To to the dishes | Lavar los platos | To clean the dishes after a meal. | She always helps to do the dishes. |
| To have the same hobbies | Tener los mismos pasatiempos | To share similar interests or activities. | They have the same hobbies, like hiking and painting. |
| In order to | Para | Used to express the purpose or reason for something. | She studies hard in order to pass her exams. |
| Do something together | Hacer algo juntos | To engage in an activity with someone else. | They like to do things together on weekends. |
| Narrow | Estrecho | Having a small width in relation to length. | The narrow street was difficult to navigate. |
| Holding | Sosteniendo | Grasping or carrying something with the hands. | She was holding a bouquet of flowers. |
| Flat | Piso | A level surface or area, often referring to an apartment. | They live in a flat in the city center. |
| Lid | Tapa | A cover for a container or pot. | She put the lid on the pot to keep the soup warm. |
| Storing | Almacenando | Keeping or placing something in a particular location for future use. | He is storing his winter clothes in the attic. |
| Store | Almacenar | To keep or place something in a particular location for future use. | She stores her books on the shelf. |
| Wide | Ancho | Having a large width in relation to length. | The wide road allowed for easy traffic flow. |
| Mouth | Boca | The opening in the face used for eating and speaking. | He opened his mouth to speak. |
| Shaped mass | Masa con forma | A substance that has been molded or formed into a specific shape. | The sculptor created a shaped mass of clay. |
| Wrapped | Envuelto | Covered or enclosed in paper, cloth, or other material. | She wrapped the gift in colorful paper. |
| Boxed | En caja | Contained or packaged in a box. | The toys were boxed and ready for shipping. |
| Gum | Chicle | A soft, chewy substance that is flavored and chewed for enjoyment. | He always has a piece of gum after meals. |
| Hollow | Hueco | Having an empty space inside. | The hollow tree trunk was home to many animals. |
| Toothpaste | Pasta de dientes | A substance used with a toothbrush to clean teeth. | She squeezed toothpaste onto her toothbrush. |
| Concerning | En cuanto a (acerca de) | Regarding or about a particular subject. | He had questions concerning the new project. |
| Undertake | Emprender (asumir, realizar) | To commit oneself to and begin a task or responsibility. | She decided to undertake the challenge of learning a new language. |
| Offered | Ofrecido | Presented or made available for acceptance or rejection. | He offered his help to the new student. |
| Swam | Nadó | Past tense of "swim"; to move through water by using the limbs. | She swam in the lake during the summer. |
| Performs | Realiza (actúa) | To carry out or execute an action or task. | The actor performs on stage every night. |
| Performance | Actuación | The act of presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment. | The performance received a standing ovation. |
| Award | Premio | A recognition or prize given for achievement. | She received an award for her outstanding performance. |
| Won | Ganó | Past tense of "win"; to be victorious in a competition or contest. | He won the race by a narrow margin. |
| Delivery | Entrega | The act of bringing goods or services to a recipient. | The delivery of the package was delayed. |
Adverbs of frequency
Frecuency is the number of times something happens within a specific period. Adverbs of frequency indicate how often an action occurs.
- I always.
- You usually.
- He/She/It often.
- We sometimes.
- You rarely.
- They never.
Place adverbs of frecuency before the main verb, but after the verb "to be".
- She always goes to the gym in the morning.
- They are usually very busy on weekdays.
Do you ever...?
Use "Do you ever...?" to ask if someone does something at any time.
- Do you ever travel abroad?
- Do you ever eat out?
- Do you ever watch movies on weekends?
"Do you ever...?" means "¿Alguna vez...?" in Spanish. It can be answered with "Yes, I do" or "No, I don't".
How often...?
Use "How often...?" to ask about the frequency of an action.
- How often do you exercise?
- How often does she visit her grandparents?
- How often do they go to the cinema?
Future with "going to"
The future with "going to" is used to express plans or intentions for the future.
- Affirmative:
| Subject | Verb "to be" | going to | Base verb | Complement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | am | going to | eat | pizza. |
| You | are | going to | travel | next month. |
| He/She/It | is | going to | study | for the exam. |
| We | are | going to | visit | our friends. |
| They | are | going to | watch | a movie. |
- Negative:
| Subject | Verb "to be" | not | going to | Base verb | Complement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | am | not | going to | eat | pizza. |
| You | are | not | going to | travel | next month. |
| He/She/It | is | not | going to | study | for the exam. |
| We | are | not | going to | visit | our friends. |
| They | are | not | going to | watch | a movie. |
- Interrogative:
| Verb "to be" | Subject | going to | Base verb | Complement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Am | I | going to | eat | pizza? |
| Are | you | going to | travel | next month? |
| Is | he/she/it | going to | study | for the exam? |
| Are | we | going to | visit | our friends? |
| Are | they | going to | watch | a movie? |
- Short answers:
| Question | Short answer (Affirmative) | Short answer (Negative) |
|---|---|---|
| Are you going to eat? | Yes, I am. | No, I'm not. |
| Is she going to travel? | Yes, she is. | No, she isn't. |
| Are they going to study? | Yes, they are. |
- Information questions:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are you going to do? | I'm going to visit my family. |
| Where is he going to go? | He is going to the beach. |
| When are they going to leave? | They are going to leave tomorrow. |
Mini story
Every morning, I wake up early and have breakfast. I usually eat cereal and drink a cup of coffee. After breakfast, I go to work. I work from Monday to Friday. On weekends, I like to relax and spend time with my family. We often go to the park or watch movies together.
Última actualización: 16-12-2025Links
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