An englishman came to Bilbao

An englishman came to Bilbao to see the river and the sea, but when he saw the girls from Bilbao, he didn't want to leave.

School

One of the best songs of Nirvana has fifteen words:

''Won't you believe it?
It's just my luck.

No recess.

You're in high school again.''

(Recess = recreo.)

Irregular verbs (2)

Irregular verbs

I still remember most of the list of irregular verbs. Good. However, I put it here, helped by a book. Regular verbs are easy to conjugate. For example: I study, He studies, I studied... But Irregular verbs are special cases, and we are lucky, because they are few.

(Have I written all well? or... Have I written well all? Regular verbs? or: The regular verbs? Thank you for help me)

Paseante has helped me: Have I written all of them well?

I 'm writting the three tenses of the verb: infinitive, past, and past participle.

be, was/were, been (ser/estar/parecer)
become, became, become (llegar a ser, convertirse)
begin, began, begun (empezar)
blow, blew, blown (soplar)
break, broke, broken (romper)
bring, brought, brought (traer)
build, built, built (construir)
burn, burnt, burnt (quemar)
buy, bought, bought (comprar)
catch, caught, caught (coger, atrapar)
choose, chose, chosen (escoger)
come, came, come (venir)
cost, cost, cost (costar)
cut, cut, cut (cortar)
deal, dealt, dealt (tratar)
do, did, done (hacer)
draw, drew, drawn (dibujar)
dream, dreamed/dreamt, dreamed/dreamt (soñar)
drink, drank, drunk (beber)
drive, drove, driven (conducir)
eat, ate, eaten (comer)
fall, fell, fallen (caer)
feel, felt, felt (sentir)
fight, fought, fought (luchar)
find, found, found (encontrar)
fly, flew, flown (volar)
forget, forgot, forgotten (olvidar)
forgive, forgave, forgiven (perdonar)
freeze, froze, frozen (helar)
get, got, got/gotten (conseguir)
give, gave, given (dar)
go, went, gone (ir)
grow, grew, grown (crecer)
have, had, had (haber/tener)
hear, heard, heard (oír)
hit, hit, hit (golpear)
hold, held, held (sostener, celebrar)
hurt, hurt, hurt (herir)
keep, kept, kept (guardar/mantener)
know, knew, known (saber)
learn, learnt, learnt (aprender)
leave, left, left (dejar/marcharse)
lend, lent, lent (prestar)
let, let, let (permitir/dejar)
lose, lost, lost (perder)
make, made, made (hacer)
mean, meant, meant (significar)
meet, met, met (encontrar)
pay, paid, paid (pagar)
put, put, put (poner)
read, read, read (leer)
ride, rode, ridden (montar/cabalgar)
ring, rang, rung (sonar/tocar el timbre)
rise, rose, risen (subir/ascender)
run, ran, run (correr)
say, said, said (decir)
see, saw, seen (ver)
sell, sold, sold (vender)
send, sent, sent (enviar)
shine, shone, shone (brillar)
sing, sang, sung (cantar)
sit, sat, sat (sentarse)
sleep, slept, slept (dormir)
speak, spoke, spoken (hablar)
spend, spent, spent (gastar)
stand, stood, stood (estar de pie)
steal, stole, stolen (robar)
swim, swam, swum (nadar)
take, took, taken (tomar/llevar)
teach, taught, taught (enseñar)
tell, told, told (decir/contar)
think, thought, thought (pensar, creer)
throw, threw, thrown (lanzar, tirar)
understand, understood, understood (comprender)
wake, woke, woken (despertar)
win, won, won (ganar)
write, wrote, written (escribir)

While I was writing the list of verbs, I have found that I didn't remember some verbs. So I'll study it all well. But I think it's dangerous studying the verbs in this way, because the pronunciation is very, very important. I'm going to return to this. Maybe some day I'll record me saying verbs. I hope it isn't necessary.

To care about

'I don't care, I don't care, I don't care about this world, I don't care about that girl. I don't care.

I don't care, I don't care, I don't care about these words, I don't care about this girl. I don't care.'

I don't understand English, but I think that in future I will learn it. The english language is very logical, but its pronunciation is very difficult for me. Today The Ramones are my teachers.

I don't care is a Ramones's song. Its lyric is short and easy, but I haven't chosen it only because it's easy, but because I really like it. It's a simple song, rebel and direct. It says it all. Does it say it all? Have I written all of them well?