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Pasado irregular: camping junto al lago (A2)

Fin de semana de camping con más de 25 verbos irregulares en pasado. Lectura A2 con traducción.

We Camped by the Lake in May

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Practica pasado simple irregular (drove, built, swam, left) en relato de camping. Fase guided.

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I am Sara. Last May my friends and I camped by a small lake two hours from the city centre. We chose the spot because the water looked calm in photos online and the shore seemed wide enough for tents. The area had flat ground for camping and a short path to the water through tall grass and small stones.

For a week we planned meals and checked the weather forecast on our phones every evening after work. Tom borrowed a tent from his cousin and cleaned the poles in his garden behind the house. Anna shopped for fruit, bread, and cheese while I packed a first-aid kit and extra socks in a dry bag. Everyone wanted a quiet weekend without screens, alarms, or long travel plans across the country by train.

We drove there on Friday after work along a narrow country road with few cars and open fields. Tom brought the tent and a camping stove in his old car with enough space for our bags. I brought sleeping bags from my flat and rolled them tight to save room in the trunk for food boxes. Anna packed tea bags and a small pot for morning drinks near the fire pit by the lake.

We arrived before sunset and set up near the trees away from the strongest wind on the shore. Tom built a fire pit with stones from the beach and cleared leaves from the ground carefully with his boots. Anna cut vegetables for soup while I filled bottles with lake water and filtered it through a clean cloth twice. The air smelled of pine and wet grass as the light turned soft over the hills across the water surface.

We shared soup and bread as the sky turned orange above the lake and the birds returned to the trees. A light breeze moved the tent lines gently without breaking them during the early evening hour. Tom shared a funny story about a mountain trip from last year with his brother in the north. We laughed near the fire while the lake grew dark and still under a clear sky.

When night came, we heard owls and small animals in the bushes behind our site near the forest path. I woke early and saw mist over the lake before anyone else stirred in the tent near the water. Anna prepared tea on the stove, and we enjoyed it in silence on folding chairs facing the calm surface. The morning was peaceful and slow, with no phones and no traffic noise anywhere around the campsite or the road.

After breakfast we swam in the cold water for ten minutes and dried off in the sun on flat rocks by the shore. Tom ran along the path and came back with red cheeks and wet hair from the morning mist. I decided to rest on a rock and study a short guide about local birds near the shore trees and reeds. Anna sketched the hills in her

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Pasado simple irregular: drove/built/swam — camping; 25+ ejemplos

Practica pasado simple irregular (drove, built, swam, left) en relato de camping. Fase guided.

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Frases, palabras, gramática y práctica breve del texto.

14 elementos

Frases para entrenar

Añade frases útiles al SRS o márcalas como conocidas.

We chose the spot

nueva

Elegimos el lugar

Verbo "chose" — pasado irregular de "choose".

Útil para hablar de elegir un lugar.

We drove there on Friday

nueva

Fuimos en coche el viernes

Verbo "drove" — pasado irregular de "drive".

Frase común para hablar de conducir a algún lugar.

Tom built a fire pit

nueva

Tom hizo una fogata

Verbo "built" — pasado irregular de "build".

Útil para hablar de construir cosas al aire libre.

We swam in the cold water

nueva

Nadamos en el agua fría

Verbo "swam" — pasado irregular de "swim".

Gran frase para describir nadar al aire libre.

We left the campsite clean

nueva

Dejamos el camping limpio

Verbo "left" — pasado irregular de "leave".

Frase importante para describir comportamiento responsable al aire libre.

Palabras clave

Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.

camping

campsite

camping

Lugar donde la gente acampa con tiendas.

Palabra clave para entender el artículo sobre camping.

tienda de campaña

tent

tienda de campaña

Refugio de tela o plástico para dormir al aire libre.

Relacionado con camping y viajes al aire libre.

orilla

shore

orilla

La tierra a lo largo del borde de un lago, mar o río.

Útil para describir lugares cerca del agua.

niebla

mist

niebla

Pequeñas gotas de agua en el aire que reducen la visibilidad.

Palabra hermosa para describir una escena matutina del lago.

fogata

fire pit

fogata

Lugar con piedras para hacer fuego al aire libre.

Relacionado con camping y cocinar sobre el fuego.

Gramática en contexto

Construcciones del texto para notar después de leer.

Pasado simple: drove

Tom drove there on Friday

Pasado simple: drove

Verbo "drive" en pasado simple: drove. Ejemplo: "Fuimos en coche el viernes."

Los verbos irregulares son importantes para conversaciones sobre viajes.

Pasado simple: built

Tom built a fire pit with stones

Pasado simple: built

Verbo "build" en pasado simple: built. Ejemplo: "Tom hizo una fogata."

Usado para describir construir cosas al aire libre.

Pasado simple: swam

We swam in the cold water

Pasado simple: swam

Verbo "swim" en pasado simple: swam. Ejemplo: "Nadamos en el agua fría."

Nadar es una actividad popular para describir en el tiempo libre.

Pasado simple: left

We left the campsite clean

Pasado simple: left

Verbo "leave" en pasado simple: left. Ejemplo: "Dejamos el camping limpio."

Importante para describir comportamiento responsable después de un viaje.

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