One vs Won: ¿Cuál es la Diferencia?
¿Cuál es la Diferencia?
one es el número 1; won es el pasado del verbo win.
Truco Mnemotécnico: one = number 1, won = past of win
one ends with /n/, won ends with /n/
one /wʌn/
pronoununo, una persona, alguien, un individuo
Ejemplo:
She has one cat in her house.
Ella tiene un gato en su casa.
Combinaciones comunes:
one apple
one friend
won
nounvictoria, triunfo, ganancia, éxito
Ejemplo:
She won a prize at the school fair.
Ella ganó un premio en la feria escolar.
Combinaciones comunes:
big win
win a prize
win the game
won /wɪn/
verbganar, triunfar, obtener, vencer
Ejemplo:
She won a prize at the school fair.
Ella ganó un premio en la feria escolar.
Combinaciones comunes:
win a game
win a prize
Errores Comunes
I can't believe we one the game last night!
I can't believe we won the game last night!
La palabra 'won' es correcta porque es el pasado del verbo 'win'.
She was the won who answered the question correctly.
She was the one who answered the question correctly.
La palabra 'one' es correcta porque se refiere a una sola persona o cosa.
Práctica Rápida
0/3 correctas1. She has ____ cat in her house.
2. She ____ a prize at the school fair.
3. She ____ a prize at the school fair.
Otras Palabras Confusas
No vuelvas a confundir one / won
Practica pares de palabras confusas con tu meta diaria en la app Vocab5000 y apréndelas para siempre con un sistema de repetición científicamente probado. Empieza gratis ahora.
