English word | Spanish Translation | Spanish word (que nos confunde) | English Translation |
Actually | En realidad | Actualmente | Currently |
to Advertise | Anunciar | Advertir | Warn/Caution |
Advice | Consejo | Aviso | Warning |
Argument | Discusión | Argumento (film) | Plot |
to Assist | Ayudar | Asistir | Go to, Attend |
Billion | Mil millones | Billón | Trillion |
Cap | Gorra | Capa | Layer |
Career | Carrera professional | Carrera (universitaria) | Degree |
Carpet | Alfombra | Carpeta | Folder |
Cartoon | Dibujos animados | Cartón | Cardboard |
Casualty | Víctima o herido | Casualidad | Coincidence |
Collar | Cuello (prendas de vestir) | Collar | Necklace |
College | Universidad, facultad | Colegio | School |
Complexion | Tono de piel | Complejo | Complex |
Conductor | Director de orquesta | Conductor | Driver |
to be Constipated | estar Estreñido | estar Constipado | to have a Cold |
Contest | Concurso | Contestar | Answer |
Deception | Engaño | Decepción | Disappointment |
Dessert | Postre | Desierto | Desert |
Embarrassed | Avergonzado | Embarazada | Pregnant |
Exit | Salida | Éxito | Success |
Fabric | Tela | Fábrica | Factory |
Idiom | Modismo | Idioma | Language |
Intoxicated | Ebrio | Intoxicado | Food poisoning |
Jam | Mermelada | Jamón | Ham |
Large | Grande | Largo | Long |
Lentil | Lenteja | Lentilla | Contact lens |
Letter | Carta, letra de abecedario | Letra | Lyrics |
Library | Biblioteca | Librería | Book shop |
Mayor | Alcalde | Mayor | Older |
Notice | Notar, aununcio | Noticia | piece of News |
Office | Oficina | Oficio | Job or trade |
Pan | Cazuela | Pan | Bread |
Pie | Tarta | Pie | Foot |
Place | Lugar | Plaza | Square |
Prize | Premio | Precio | Price |
to Quit | Abandonar | Quitar | Remove, take away |
Quote | Cita/presupuesto | Cuota | Fee |
to Realize | Darse cuenta | Realizar | to Do/Make |
to Record | Grabar | Recordar | Remember |
Relative | Pariente | Relativo (adj) | Relative |
Remove | Quitar | Remover | Stir |
Rope | Cuerda | Ropa | Clothes |
Sane | Cuerdo | Sano | Healthy |
Sensible | Sensato | Sensible | Sensitive |
Soap | Jabón | Sopa | Soup |
Spade | Pala | Espada | Sword |
Stranger | Desconocido | Extranjero | Foreigner |
to Stretch | Estirar | Estrechar | to become narrow |
Suburb | Barrio rico periférico ciudad | Suburbio de casas pobres | Slum |
to Support | Apoyar | Soportar | to Handle/ Put up with |
Sympathetic | Comprensivo | Simpático | Nice |
Target | Objetivo | Tarjeta | Card |
Terrific | Fenomenal | Terrorífico | Terrifying |
to Translate | Traducir | Trasladarse | to Move (house) |
Vacuum | Vacío | Vacuna | Vaccine |
domingo, 7 de febrero de 2016
FALSE FRIENDS
Avoid the word THING, please!
The word thing is ubiquitous, i.e. it’s everywhere.
A good thing, a bad thing, many things, something, anything,
everything; we use the word a lot.
However, it is best to avoid it in your essays.
Click on the images.
Click on the images.
miércoles, 3 de febrero de 2016
martes, 2 de febrero de 2016
Smart Art!

Learn about different styles in art. Click on the image above and find the information for the exercise below.
Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
….. 1. Abstract artists want to show people exactly as they appear in the real world.
….. 2. Impressionist paintings show objects in great detail.
….. 3. Cubist artists use geometric shapes.
….. 4. Realism is a type of art that wants to change reality.
….. 5. Henri Matisse lead the Fauvism art style.
….. 6. Expressionist artists focus on showing feelings in their art.
….. 7. Medieval art focused on religious subjects.
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