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Section 22: spread - stink

Spread (spread/spread):
“They spread out and looked for the lost dog.”
“He has spread the ball out to many different players."

Stand (stood/stood):
“The palace guards stood outside the conference room.”
“Where has the statue stood until now?”

Steal (stole/stolen):
“The thieves stole cars to get money.”
“They've stolen over $5 million last year.”

Stick (stuck/stuck):
“The man stuck the knife into the lock and opened it.”
“The gum had been stuck to the chair.”

Sting (stung/stung):
“The angry bees stung me in six places.”
“Have you ever been stung by a scorpion?”

Stink (stank/stunk):
“Wow! That pig stank really bad!”
“The area around the lake had stunk from dead fish for weeks.”

Section 22: spread - stink

Spread (spread/spread):
“They spread out and looked for the lost dog.”

Se separaron y buscaron al perro perdido.
“He has spread the ball out to many different players."

Él ha distribuido la pelota a muchos jugadores diferentes.

Stand (stood/stood):
“The palace guards stood outside the conference room.”

Los guardas del palacio se pararon fuera del cuarto de conferencia.
“Where has the statue stood until now?”

¿Hasta dónde se ha construido la estatua?

Steal (stole/stolen):
“The thieves stole cars to get money.”

Los ladrones robaron carros para conseguir dinero.
“They've stolen over $5 million last year.”

Han robado más de $5 millones el año pasado.

Stick (stuck/stuck):
“The man stuck the knife into the lock and opened it.”

El hombre metió el cuchillo en la cerradura y la abrió.
“The gum had been stuck to the chair.”

El chicle había estado pegado a la silla.

Sting (stung/stung):
“The angry bees stung me in six places.”

Las abejas enojadas me picaron en 6 lugares.
“Have you ever been stung by a scorpion?”

¿Has sido picado por un escorpión?

Stink (stank/stunk):
“Wow! That pig stank really bad!”

¡Wow! ¡Ese cochino realmente olía mal!
“The area around the lake had stunk from dead fish for weeks.”

La zona alrededor del lago olía a pescado muerto hace semanas.