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101 Tier 2 Words in English and Spanish English Spanish WordDefinition Abundance Abundancia Morethanenoughofsomething Admire Admirar Tolikethewaysomethinglooks Advice Consejo Whatyouthinksomeoneshoulddo Annoy Molestar Tobother Appear Aparecer Toshowup Arrange Arreglar Toputsomethinginorder Arrive Llegar Togetsomewhere Assist Asistir Tohelp Astonished Asombrado(a) Verysurprised Attentive Atento(a) Payingattention Available Disponible Readytobeused Avoid Evitar Tostayawayfrom Brief Breve Ashorttime Cautious Precavido(a) Careful Collect Coleccionar,amontonar Togetthingstogether;pickupthingsthatbelongtogether Combine Combinar Tomixorputtogether Comfort Confortar,consolar Tomakefeelbetter Comfortable Cómodo(a) Tofeelgood Communicate Comunicar Toletsomeoneknowwhatyouthinkorfeel Compare Comparar Toseehowthingsarealikeanddifferent Complete Completar Finish Concentrate Concentrarse Tothinkaboutsomethingreallyhard This material is copyright protected by the Rollins Center for Language & Literacy at the Atlanta Speech School. 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RollinsCenterforLanguage&Literacy Concerned Preocupado(a) Worried Confused Confundido(a) Whenyoudon’tunderstand Contain Contener Tohaveorholdsomethinginside Corner Esquina Thepointwheretwosidescometogether Correct Correcto(a) Right Create Crear Tomake Curious Curioso(a) Wantstoknow Dangerous Peligroso(a) Notsafe Delighted Encantado(a) Happy Demonstrate Demostrar Toshowhowtodosomething Describe Describir Totellaboutsomething Destroy Destruir Totearup;toruin Determined Resuelto(a) Tokeepworkingatsomethinguntilyougetwhatyouwant; tonotgiveup Difficult Difícil Hardtodo Disappear Desaparecer Togoaway Disappointed Decepcionado(a) Upsetbecausethingsdidnotworkoutthewayyouwanted themto Discover Descubrir Tofindoutaboutsomething Dispose Descartar,tirar Tothrowaway;getridof Eager Entusiasmado(a), ilusionado(a) Reallyreadyforsomethingtohappen Edible Comestible Youcaneatit Enormous Enorme Reallybig Entire Entero(a),completo(a) Thewholething;allofsomething Envy Envidiar Towantwhatsomebodyelsehas Equal Igual Thesameas This material is copyright protected by the Rollins Center for Language & Literacy at the Atlanta Speech School. 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RollinsCenterforLanguage&Literacy Event Evento Somethingthathappens Except Excepto Allbut Excited Entusiasmado Reallyhappyaboutsomething;havingalotofenergy Expect Esperarotenerla expectativa Tothinksomethingwillhappen Expensive Costoso(a) Costingalotofmoney Extraordinary Extraordinario(a) Reallyspecial;verydifferentandwonderful Familiar Familiar,conocido(a) You’veseenitbeforeoryoualreadyknowit Famous Famoso(a) Knownbyalotofpeople Fancy Adornado(a), sofisticado(a) Reallyspecial Favorite Favorito(a) Theoneyoulikebest Fewer Menos Notasmany Fragile Frágil Breaksorgetshurteasily;notstrong Frustrated Frustrado(a) Feelingupsetwhenyoukeeptryingtodosomethingbutit doesn’twork Identical Idéntico(a) Thesameineveryway;exactlythesame Ignore Ignorar Tonotpayattentionto Imitate Imitar Todothesamethingsomeoneelsedoes Immense Inmenso(a) Reallybig/huge Impossible Imposible Can’tbedone Introduce Presentar,introducir Toshowforthefirsttime;tomeetforthefirsttime Invisible Invisible Youcan’tseeit Locate Encontrar,localizar Tofind Marvelous Maravilloso(a) Wonderful Observe Observar Towatchcarefully Occupied Ocupado(a) Beingusedbysomeoneelse This material is copyright protected by the Rollins Center for Language & Literacy at the Atlanta Speech School. 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RollinsCenterforLanguage&Literacy Ordinary Corriente,común P[lain,regular,notspecial Organize Organizar Toputingoodorder Patient Paciente Waitingnicely Peculiar Peculiar,raro Strange Pleased Contento(a); complacido(a) Happywithsomething Plenty Suficiente Alargeamount;alot Popular Popular Likedbyalotofpeople Predict Predecir Tosayortoguesswhatisgoingtohappen Problem Problema Whensomethinggoeswrong Protect Proteger Tokeepsafe Proud Sentirseorgulloso(a) Tofeelgoodaboutyourselforaboutsomethingyoudid Purchase Comprar Tobuy Recall Recordar Toremember Remain Permanecer Tostay Repeat Repetir Todoagain Ridiculous Ridículo(a);absurdo(a) Verysilly Select Seleccionar Tochoose Separate Separar Totakeapart Similar Similar Thesameinsomewaysbutnotall Simple Sencillo(a),simple Easytodo Solution Solución Awaytofixsomethingthatwentwrong Supplies Provisiones Thingsyouneed Transfer Transferir Tomovefromoneplacetoanother Unusual Inusual,extraordinario(a) Different,reallyspecial,notfamiliar Useful Util Canbeusedalot This material is copyright protected by the Rollins Center for Language & Literacy at the Atlanta Speech School. 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RollinsCenterforLanguage&Literacy Vanish Desaparecer,esfumarse Togoawayfast Variety Variedad Differentkindsofonething Visible Visible Youcanseeit Notes: • Manyofthewordsonthislistarecognates,theEnglishandSpanishformsofthewordshareacommonroot. • AsinEnglish,nounsinSpanishcanbeeithersingularorplural.But,unlikeinEnglish,adjectivesinSpanishcanalsobesingularorplural.Also, nounsinSpanishcanbeeithermasculineorfeminine,andsocanadjectives.Thegeneralruleofnoun-adjectiveagreementinSpanishis simple:Singularnounsareaccompaniedbysingularadjectives,andpluralnounsareaccompaniedbypluraladjectives.Masculinenounsare describedbymasculineadjectives,andfemininenounsaredescribedbyfeminineadjectives.Inotherwords,theadjectiveschosentodescribe nounsmustmatchinbothnumberandgender.Masculinenounsandadjectivestypicallyendino,andfeminineversionsofthesameendin a. • ItiseasytorecognizeaverbforminSpanish.Verbshaveoneofthreeendings:ar,er,ir. 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