Vocabulary 11 Games

Apuntes

•[Vocabulary: Games] The vocabulary associated with games includes essential terms such as "ask for clues," "challenge," "cheat," "competitive," "entertainment," "follow the rules," "give up," "guess," "make a move," "puzzle," "skill," "solution," "strategy," "take part," "take turns," and "teammate." •[Vocabulary: Feelings Adjectives] Key adjectives for describing feelings encompass "amazed," "annoyed," "cheerful," "confused," "convinced," "delighted," "disappointed," "embarrassed," "fascinated," "frightened," "lonely," "nervous," "painful," and "relaxed." •[Grammar] The text presents various grammatical structures: - **Simple Past**: Examples include "I went to the stadium" and "I didn’t go to the stadium." - **Past Continuous**: Examples include "I was going to the stadium" and "I wasn’t going to the stadium." - **Past Perfect**: Examples include "I had gone to the stadium" and "I hadn’t gone to the stadium." •[Grammar: Usage] - **Used to + verb**: Indicates a past habit, e.g., "I used to practice piano when I was 10." - **Be used to + ing verb**: Indicates familiarity, e.g., "I am used to practicing piano now." - **Get used to + ing verb**: Indicates the pr...