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Section 14: meet - overcome

Meet (met/met):
“The President of the US met the Prime Minister of Great Britain.”
“I didn't know that they had already met.”

Mislead (misled/misled):
“The army was misled by the spy.”
“He felt stupid after he had been misled by false advertising.”

Mistake (mistook/mistaken):
“He mistook the mailman for a policeman and ran away.”

“She has often been mistaken for a celebrity.”

Misunderstand (misunderstood/misunderstood):
“The boss misunderstood his employees excitement.”

“I must have misunderstood what you said. I thought you meant to dress casual.”

 

Outdo (outdid/outdone):
“I think our neighbors really outdid us on the decorations.”
"You've really outdone yourself this time."

Overcome (overcame/overcome):
“The crippled boy overcame tremendous odds and became the president.”
“The travelers had been overcome with fatigue.”

Section 14: meet - overcome

Meet (met/met):
“The President of the US met the Prime Minister of Great Britain.”

El presidente de EEUU conoció al primer ministro de Gran Bretaña.
“I didn't know that they had already met.”

No sabía que ellos ya se habían conocido.

Mislead (misled/misled):
“The army was misled by the spy.”

El ejército fue engañado por el espía.
“He felt stupid after he had been misled by false advertising.”

Se sintió estúpido después de que había sido engañado por publicidad engañosa.

Mistake (mistook/mistaken):
“He mistook the mailman for a policeman and ran away.”

Él confundió al cartero con un policía y salió corriendo.

“She has often been mistaken for a celebrity.”

Muchas veces ella ha sido confundida con una famosa.

Misunderstand (misunderstood/misunderstood):
“The boss misunderstood his employees excitement.”

El jefe malentendió la emoción de sus empleados.

“I must have misunderstood what you said. I thought you meant to dress casual.”

Seguramente malentendí lo que dijiste. Pensé que habías querido decir vestirse casual.

 

Outdo (outdid/outdone):
“I think our neighbors really outdid us on the decorations.”

Pienso que nuestros vecinos realmente nos superaron con las decoraciones.
"You've really outdone yourself this time."

Realmente te has superado esta vez.

Overcome (overcame/overcome):
“The crippled boy overcame tremendous odds and became the president.”

El niño lisiado venció tremendas probabilidades y se convirtió en presidente.
“The travelers had been overcome with fatigue.”

Los viajeros estaban abrumados por la fatiga.