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Partes del Cuerpo en Inglés para Principiantes
Partes del cuerpo en Inglés
Partes del Cuerpo en Español: Aprende y Señala
Lesiones Deportivas: Prevención y Tratamiento Básico
Partes del Cuerpo y Verbos Sensoriales Básicos
Partes del Cuerpo en Español: Identificación y Movimientos Básicos
Quiz: Partes del cuerpo en Inglés
Vocabulario sobre baile en Inglés
Frases de invitación formal en baile y celebraciones
Pasado Simple vs. Continuo: Eventos del Fin de Semana
Rutinas de Ejercicio: Antes, Durante y Después
Estilos de Danza Tradicional Global
Uso de "demasiado" y "suficiente" en descripciones físicas
Quiz: Vocabulario sobre baile en Inglés
Actividad física y Deportes en Inglés
Verbos y frases en el fútbol: Usos de objetos directos e indirectos
Comparación de Adjetivos en Comentarios Deportivos
Uso del pasado simple y continuo con "cuando"
Técnicas Básicas de Wing Chun y Medicina Energética
Gramática: Uso de "to be" + Adjetivos en Conversaciones Diarias
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¿Cómo conectar las partes del cuerpo con los verbos sensoriales?
En el fascinante proceso de aprender un nuevo idioma, sobre todo en el ámbito del español, es esencial comprender cómo nuestras palabras se conectan con las acciones cotidianas que ejecutamos. En esta lección nos adentramos en la exploración de las partes del cuerpo y cómo estas se asocian con verbos sensoriales, enriqueciendo así nuestra capacidad de describir experiencias y percepciones. Prepárate con papel y bolígrafo para tomar notas a medida que profundizamos en este tema.
¿Qué partes del cuerpo se destacaron en el aprendizaje?
A lo largo de la clase, se presentaron las distintas partes del cuerpo, acompañadas de ejemplos para facilitar el aprendizaje:
- Hombros: Es importante conocer cómo se mencionan tanto en singular como en plural para describir nuestras posiciones o dolencias físicas.
- Nariz: Fundamental al abordar temas relacionados con el olfato y las sensaciones que percibimos a través de esta.
- Manos y dedos: Perfectos aliados para expresar acciones que implican contacto y manipulación de objetos.
- Cara: Centro de nuestras expresiones faciales y clave en la comunicación no verbal.
Tomar nota de estos nombres nos ayudará a integrarlos en el lenguaje diario.
¿Cómo ejercitar el uso de verbos sensoriales?
Para poner en práctica lo aprendido, se propuso un quiz interactivo. Aquí te proporcionamos las claves para que puedas autoevaluarte:
- Oídos - Escuchar: Usamos los oídos para recibir sonidos.
- Manos - Sentir: Con ellas, experimentamos sensaciones táctiles.
- Nariz - Oler: Nos permite detectar diferentes aromas y olores.
- Boca - Saborear: Es esencial para degustar diferentes sabores.
- Ojos - Mirar: Con ellos observamos el mundo a nuestro alrededor.
Este ejercicio te invita a reflexionar sobre los nexos entre las partes del cuerpo y las acciones sensoriales.
¿Cómo se usan los verbos sensoriales con adjetivos?
Llegamos a la parte en donde combinamos verbos sensoriales con adjetivos, creando descripciones más ricas y precisas. Estos son algunos ejemplos proporcionados durante la clase:
- "Se ven muy cansados" usa el verbo de sentido "ver", mientras que "cansados" califica la percepción.
- "Huele a especias" describe una percepción olfativa utilizando "huele" como verbo y "a especias" como complemento.
- "Se escucha totalmente agotada" es una frase útil para describir cómo percibimos el estado de ánimo o energía de alguien.
- "Después de descansar, se sienten fuertes" conecta la experiencia de descanso con una renovada percepción del estado físico.
- "Estos pancakes saben delicioso" fusiona el verbo "saben" con el adjetivo "delicioso", ideal para expresar una opinión sobre la comida.
¿Está listo para practicar por su cuenta?
El objetivo final es que puedas construir tus propias oraciones utilizando al menos una parte del cuerpo, un verbo sensorial y un adjetivo. Reflexiona sobre las combinaciones y cómo se reflejan en situaciones diarias. Además, puedes recurrir a los recursos adicionales mencionados anteriormente para reforzar tu aprendizaje y practicar de manera activa todo lo que has aprendido en esta clase. ¡Sigue practicando y expandiendo tu vocabulario sensorial!
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Preguntas 3
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QUIZ: Body parts and sense verbs
- Ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
Ex. She really looks sad // This pizza was tasty and delicious
You can touch my huge biceps 😄
The protein it´s feels delicious.
After training She looks very strong
My aunt invited us last weekend to eat at her house. While she was cooking, she sang and listened to classical music . She SOUNDED and LOOKED very happy. Her baked chicken SMELLED so good and it TASTED exquisite when we ate it. I ate too much. So then I FELT tired and I fell asleep on the couch in the living room while all of the guests watched a movie.
I have a question? the body part for sense verb taste, would not be the tongue?
- Shakira knows how to move hips.
- Spaghetti smells and tastes delicious.
- That police’s dog has a very good sense of smell.
I feel with my hands that this is so heavy .
I look with my own eyes an amazing sunrise.
Exercise:
- Ear, sound
- Hands, feel
- Nose, smell
- Mouth, taste
- Eyes, look
- Ear— Sound.
. - Hand— Feel.
. - Nose— Smell.
. - Mouth— Taste.
. - Eyes— Look.
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They look very big.
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The meat smells good.
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My mother cooks delicious handmade cookies, the cookies taste delicious.
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The feet look really dirty
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Flowers smell good
- She look very happy
- He feel really sad
- We can smell the tasty food from here
I like how sound your music.
Your food taste delicious
I don’t like how trash smells
- My palm feels that the table is cold.
. - I was drinking a soda, and I tasted with my mouth it was too sweet.
. - Your arms look so strong.
Can you remember the sense verbs you learnt in the workshop?
.
- You use this body part to receive sound?
EARS
. - You use these to feel with?
HANDS
. - You use this to smell with?
NOSE
. - You use this to taste things?
MOUTH
. - You use these to look with?
EYES
- Ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
- You use this body part to receive sound. ear
- You use these to feel with. hands
- You use this to smell with. nose
- You use this to taste things. mouth
- You use these to look with. eyes
My legs feel tired after do exercise.
My biceps are stronger because I do lift weights.
After I did exercise, I drink a smoothie of oat, peanut butter, banana, milk, water, vanilla, yogurt, it taste delicious.
Ears, hands, nose, mouth and eyes
- Ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
Asnwer:
Ears
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes
Quiz Body parts and sense verbs .
- Ear
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes .
The feet look really dirty .
My abdomen feel severe pain .
My ear hurts from the sound of the motorcycle .
My nose smells something delicious.
My mouth wants to sabor an ice cream .
- You use this body part to receive sound? Ear
- You use these to feel with? Hands
- You use this to smell with? Nose
- You use this to taste things? Mouth
- You use these to look with? Eyes
Flowers smell good.
This song sounds amazing.
These salad fruit taste great.
Answers:
- Ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
Answer:
- Hear
- Hand
- Nose
- Tongue
- Eyes
Ear
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes
1. Ear 2. Hands 3. Nose 4. Mouth 5. Eyes
1.- Ear.
2.- Hands.
3.- Nose.
4.- Mouth.
5.- Eyes.
You use this body part to receive sound = ears
You use these to feel with = hands
You use this to smell with = nouse
You use this to taste things = mouth
You use these to look with = eyes
The pants look expensive
It smells nicely
It sounds broken
They feel heavier because their clothes are soaking wet.
mmmh, this orange juice tastes delicious.
- The Shoulder
- The nose
- The hand
- The fingers
- The face
Exercise 😉
- You use this body part to receive sound? ears
- You use these to feel with? hands
- You use this to smell with? nose
- You use this to taste things? mouth
- You use these to look with? eyes.
QUIZ: Body parts and sense verbs
Ear
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes
Ex. She really looks sad // This pizza was tasty and delicious
- ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
1. My brother feels very tired.
2. My uncle seems sick.
3. My dog sounds a bit crazy.
* the ear
* the hands
* the nose
* the mouth
* the eyes
* I smell fresh coffee brewing in the kitchen.
* I taste sweet oranges on my breakfast plate.
* I feel the soft texture of a cozy blanket against my skin.
* I see the sun shining brightly in the sky when I go to beg in the park.
* These pancakes taste delicious.
Last week, my dog got sick because she ate something bad. She had a stomachache, and I was scared because she looked sad and tired, so we went to the veterinarian.
When I play basketball, the ball feels good
I love to look at beautiful landscapes
I just smell a very spicy dish
I want to try this food
This sounds like music to me
My examples
* The **annoying mosquitoes** **buzzed** around his ear.
* The old woman used her hand to feel the **cloth's texture**.
* Well, her baby **has been trying** and tasting **everything** with his mouth.
* My nose is very delicate, I can smell **faint odors**.
* The **child told** a lie, so he **avoided** looking into his mom's eyes.
* I feel tired
* My aunt looks exhausted
* I hear music in the distance
* the food smells delicious
* it tastes very nice
-the pineapple taste is spicy
-the sound stronger of bar
-these wood touch is nice
Examples:
1. I love this song, it's sounds great.
2. The sky is dark, looks like it's going to rain.
3. I feel very tired.
1. Ear, sound
2. Hands, feel
3. Nose, smell
4. Mouth, taste
5. Eyes, look
1. The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen, inviting me to take a bite.
2. When I looked out the window, I was mesmerized by the dazzling sunset landscape.
3. The sound of the waves gently breaking against the shore transported me to a state of serenity.
4. As I touched the soft, silky fabric of the dress, I knew it was perfect for the occasion.
5. The salty taste of fresh seafood made me savor every bite with delight.
* My nose can´t smell your delicious perfume.
* My tongue is burned and I can´t taste
* My eyessght is tired and I can´t read the book.
* My ears hear a beautiful melody.
* With my hands I can touch my soft skin.
Acá una comparación entre partes del cuerpo, verbos y adjetivos asociados:
Por supuesto, aquí tienes cómo se utilizan los artículos "a", "an" o "the" con algunas partes del cuerpo en inglés:
1. **Head:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "head", no se usa "a" o "an" porque "head" es singular y específico).
2. **Hair:** No lleva artículo cuando se habla en general (por ejemplo, "I have long hair"), pero puede llevar "the" si se refiere a un grupo específico de cabello (por ejemplo, "I found a hair in my food").
3. **Face:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "face").
4. **Eyes:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "eyes").
5. **Nose:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "nose").
6. **Ears:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "ears").
7. **Mouth:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "mouth").
8. **Lips:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "lips").
9. **Teeth:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "teeth").
10. **Tongue:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "tongue").
11. **Neck:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "neck").
12. **Shoulders:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "shoulders").
13. **Arms:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "arms").
14. **Elbows:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "elbows").
15. **Hands:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "hands").
16. **Fingers:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "fingers").
17. **Chest:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "chest").
18. **Stomach:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "stomach").
19. **Back:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "back").
20. **Hips:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "hips").
21. **Legs:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "legs").
22. **Knees:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "knees").
23. **Feet:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "feet").
24. **Toes:** The (siempre se usa "the" con "toes").
1\. Miguel looks very sad.
2\. Those pieces of bread are tasty.
3\. Maria smelled your garden and believes it seems to be a forest smell.
1 ear
2 hands
3 nose
4 mouth
5 eyes
part of the body - sense & adjective the hand the fingers a shoulder/the shoulders a) you use your ears to recieve sound and hear with b) you use your hand to feel with c) you use your nose to smell with d) you use your mouth to taste with e) you use your eyes to look with a) they look really tired b) it smells spicy c) she sounds totally exhausted d) after resting, they feel strong e) these pancakes taste delicious
Ear
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes
SHAKIRA MOVES HER CHESTS VERY WELL
IM TOUCHING A STRANGE THING
I CAN SEE YOU
The ear
The hands
The nose
The tongue
The eyes
* She looks pretty beautiful
* She knows how to taste spicy food
* It feels smooth like silk
* I can see in his eyes that he's really tired
- She look really sad
- The Coffee taste good
- The bread smell fresh
These are my examples:
• He seems to have strong hands.
• This food smell is delicious.
• I don’t see that.
• I don’t feel good. I have a headache.
My hair feels very fluffy
I’m feeling very exhaust
My hands are very small
Ear
Hands
Nose
Mouth
Eyes
Body Part - Sense Verb:
* Ear - Sound
* Hands - Feel
* Nose - Smell
* Mouth - Taste
* Eyes - Look
QUIZ: Body parts and sense verbs
- Ear
- Hands
- Nose
- Mouth
- Eyes
* My mom looks bautiful with her black dress.
* Yesterday I taste spicy food for the first time.
* Her voice sounds very pleasant.
* My dog's tongue feels soft.
* Ramo's chocolate cake always taste delicious.
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- His hands feel the soft cotton in the blanket.
- Her eyes look at the enchanting night sky.
- Their ears listened the captivating music playing.
- I was walking in my kitchen and I smelled the food
- I cannot look my living room because it’s nigh and it’s dark
- I touched the floor and it was wet.
- i was sleeping when I heard a loud sound
- Hamburguers are taster than pizzas
1.- They look very cheerful.
2.- She seems totally tired.
3.- You seem very sick.
4.- ypu they feel totally strong
I smell my wife’s scent with my nose.
They see an interesting movie through her eyes.
They took some tea with their mouths and one got burned.
I felt a hug and hands that belonged to my mother.
I heard a noise and I paid close attention with my ears and it was the sound of a cat on the ceiling.
- I can feel the grass in my hands.
- I smell coffee in my cup with my nose.
- I hear a concert with my ears and sounds amazing.
- She looks with her eyes at the cake display to choose one.
- After she decided, she tasted the cake with her mouth, and tasted delicious.
Answer:
Hear verb sense=sound
Hands verb sense=feel
Nose verb sense=smell
Mounth verb sense=taste
Eyes verb sense= look
- My girlfriend looks awesome
- This shirt smell awful!
- That song sounds marvelous!
- It’s feels so good
- This juice **taste **delicious
- ear
- hands
- nose
- mouth
- eyes
My chest hurts because i had an extremely intense CrossFit session
- Feel free to get a pen and a paper and make notes.
- Can you tell me the name for this?
- What’s the name for these?
- Make sure you’ve taken notes.
- I’ll be testing you.
- I’m going to give you clues.
- You use this body part to receive sound (ears).
- You use these to feel with (hands).
- You use this to smell with (nose).
- You use this to taste things (mouth).
- You use these to look with (eyes).
- We’re going to check out the answers.
- You can check each one again.
- They look really tired.
- It smells spicy.
- She sounds totally exhausted.
- Somebody’s cooking a tasty dish.
- Maybe you’re talking to a friend.
- She’s been at the gym all day.
- After resting, they feel strong.
- You feel activated in your body.
- These pancakes taste delicious.
- He looks great!
- She smells really bad!
- It taste very well!
Body parts and sense verbs.
● Can you remember the sense verbs you learnt in the workshop?
- You use this body part to receive sound?
Ear / sound. - You use these to feel with?
Hands / feel. - You use this to smell with?
Nose / smell. - You use this to taste things?
Mouth / taste. - You use these to look with?
Eyes / look.
Amazing! Check your answers below!
● Now, can you make your own sentence using a body part, a sense verb and an adjective? Write your sentences below!
Here are some examples:
1.They look really tired.
2. It smells spicy.
3. You seem very energetic.
4. She sounds totally exhausted.
5. After resting, they feel strong.
6. These pancakes taste delicious.
Now write your own…
- He looks really exhausted after riding his bike.
- This cupcake tastes delicious.
- That flower smells so good.
Yesterday, I just trained my thighs softly.
This cake smells delicious.
Your father sounded very angry on the phone call.
Thank you
Hi
My practice
You look very nice Maria.
They feel very sick, we must take them the hospital.
mmm… that food taste really good, I want to eat it
Eyes, Nouse, Ear, Hand, Mouth
Ear, Soud
Hands, Fell
Nose, Smell
Mouth, Taste
Eyes, Look
Ear, Nouse, Mount, Hands, Eyes
1. The ears 2. The hands 3. The nose 4. The tongue 5. The eyes
- You seem very healthy.
- They sound very excited for the camp.
- The Banana juice taste very delicious.
- I feel my tongue burning because I tasted the sauce.
- I feel my mouth so dry, I’m really tirsty.
- My head played me a joke, I heared my cousin’s voice but he is in Spain.
- My mouth is ansious to prove the new taquito’s flavour of my favorite restaurant.
- I knew that It was dangerous because when I put my nose close, I smelled the gas.
- ears: listen, hear
- skin: feel, touch
- nose: smell
- tonge: taste
- eyes: look, watch
She looks so tired
he sounds frustrated
after eating they feel well
I tasted that food and it's delicious the flavour
they smell sweat
You can feel with your hands how soft this fabric is.
My leg looks swollen, due to the fall.
My ear hurts when I hear loud sounds.
It smells delicious when you enter the kitchen.
This drink tastes delicious to my palate.
Her arms are really strong!
This soup tastes very well.
This song sounds cool. ¿What artist is this?
You seem so familiar. -.-
These are my notes 😄
ear - sound
You use your ears to receive sound.
hands - feel
You use your hands to feel.
nose - smell
You use your nose to smell.
mouth - taste
You use your mouth to taste with.
eyes - look
You use your eyes to look with.
They look really tired.
It smells spicy.
She sounds totally exhausted.
After resting, they feel strong.
These pancakes taste delicious.
Practice:
- After to swim, i feel my arms so heavy.
- With the new conditioner my hair looks more shinny
- I’ve soap on my hands, all feels slippery now.
- I was walking by the coffee shop the other day, it was smelling delicious!
- I run 10 blocks every day in the morning, I feel energetic when I run!
- I can’t hear you clearly because I’m working with loud music.
Ears: sound
Hands: feel
Nose: smell
Mouth: taste
Eyes: look
You look very well
My hair smells to coconut
He sounds excited
My mom’s food tastes delicious
ear , hands , nose , mouth , eyes
You are sound busy, are you okey?
The Apple taste Amazing
You are look beautiful dress
● Can you remember the sense verbs you learnt in the workshop?
- You use this body part to receive sound? Ears
- You use these to feel with? Hands
- You use this to smell with? Nose
- You use this to taste things? Mouth
- You use these to look with? Eyes
When I rest all day I don’t feel strong, I feel more tired than before xD
HELLO
MY ANSWERS
BODY PARTS
1-EARS
2-HANDS ANS FINGERS
3-NOSE
4- MOUNTH AND TONGUE
5-EYES
SENSE VERBS
1-LOOK
2-SMELL
3-SONG
4-FEEL
5-TASTE
1-I FEEL THE HAIR OF MY MOTHER WHEN IT I TOUCH WITH MY HAND
2-I CAN SMELL THAT MY ROOM SMELL TO FRAGANCE WHEN USE MY NOSE
3-THIS CAKE TASTE VERY DELICIUS
4-I FEEL THAT I HURTS MY HEAD WHEN PLAY SOCCER
5-YOU CAN SEE THIS MOUNTAIN
6- MY EYES ARE VERY NICE I CAN SEE ALL I WANT
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