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Perched on grey cliffs overlooking the Pacific, it is world-renowned as a premier culinary destination.

The city’s charm lies in its unique contrast between ancient adobe pyramids and sleek skyscrapers.

Despite the frequent coastal mist, the warmth of its people and its rich culture make it unforgettable.

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Ilo is a beautiful coastal city in southern Peru. It is known as an important port and a peaceful place to live. The city has a warm climate and stunning ocean views. I like Ilo because it has delicious seafood and interesting places to visit, such as the Glorieta, the local beaches, and the pier.

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Arequipa is known as The White City because many of its buildings are made of sillar, a white volcanic stone. The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site with beautiful arches and cathedrals.

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Arequipa is known as The White City because many of its buildings are made of sillar, a white volcanic stone. The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site with beautiful arches and cathedrals.

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Arequipa is a very beautiful city in Peru. People call it the White City because many buildings are made of a white stone called sillar. The weather in Arequipa is very nice. It is usually sunny and dry during the day. The sky is blue and there are not many clouds. In the morning it is warm, but at night it can be a little cold.

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Arequipa is known as the "White City" because of its volcanic stone called sillar.

The city has a wonderful climate; it is usually sunny and dry during the year.

There are three impressive volcanoes around the city: Misti, Chachani, and Pichu Pichu.

The local food is spicy and famous, but the "Adobo" is the most traditional breakfast.

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Arequipa is a city in southern Peru, known as “The White City” because of its white buildings. It has beautiful landscapes with volcanoes around it, a nice climate, and delicious food. It is an important place with culture, history, and traditions.

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Ilo is a beautiful coastal city located in the Moquegua region of southern Peru. It is known for its peaceful atmosphere and its importance as a major port. The city has a warm, sunny climate and amazing ocean views.

I like Ilo because it has delicious fresh seafood and great places to visit, such as the Glorieta, the beautiful beaches like Pozo de Lisas, and the modern pier. It is a wonderful place to live.

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Lima is a beautiful city in Peru with a mix of natural landscapes and busy places. It has green hills and nice views, especially in the mornings and at sunset. The weather is usually warm, which makes it pleasant to walk around.

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1.Caylloma is a province located in the Arequipa region, known for its impressive landscapes and high-altitude mountains.

2.The Colca Canyon, one of the deepest canyons in the world, is one of the most famous attractions in Caylloma.

3.Many people in Caylloma work in farming and raising animals like alpacas and llamas, which are typical of the Andean highlands.

4.Caylloma is a cold and windy place, but its natural beauty and traditional culture make it a special and unique destination in Peru.

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1. Mazuko is a small town in the Amazon.

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Cusco is a historic city in Peru.It was the capital of the Inca Empire.The streets are made of stone and there are beautiful mountains.It is a popular place for tourists because of Machu Picchu and its culture.

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Arequipa is a beautiful city in southern Peru. It's known as the White City because many of its buildings are constructed from sillar stone. The city has a pleasant climate and stunning mountain views. I like Arequipa because it has delicious food and interesting places to visit, such as the Santa Catalina Monastery, the Plaza de Armas, and much more.

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Tarapoto is a warm and lively city surrounded by lush green mountains and waterfalls. Its streets are full of friendly people, delicious food, and the tropical vibe of the Peruvian jungle. The weather is hot and humid, which makes places like Laguna Azul and Ahuashiyacu perfect for relaxing. I like how Tarapoto mixes nature, culture, and adventure in a way that feels unique and welcoming.

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Arequipa is one of the most important cities in southern Peru, known for its rich history and cultural heritage. It is often called “The White City” because many of its buildings are made from a white volcanic stone called sillar. The city is surrounded by impressive volcanoes, including Misti, Chachani, and Pichu Pichu, which create a unique and beautiful landscape

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Arequipa is a beautiful city located in the south of Peru. It is known as the "White City" because of its buildings made of volcanic stone. The city is surrounded by three impressive volcanoes, especially the Misti. Additionally, the food is delicious and the weather is sunny almost every day

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Cusco is a beautiful city in peru. it has many historic places and rich culture. it does not have many modern buildings,but it has amazing landscapes

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Once you visit Arequipa, you can see a very beautiful city with buildings made of white volcanic stone, and it looks very unique and clean. Arequipa is famous for its delicious food like rocoto relleno and adobo, and people enjoy eating and sharing these traditional dishes. You can visit historical places and learn about its culture and history, and you can take many nice photos. The weather is usually sunny and pleasant, and people like to walk and relax in the city. Arequipa is a wonderful place to live and visit, and it is very special and important for its people. Jissell Velasquez

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Download this explanation in PDF here.

Usually, when we ask a question, we want to know about the object of the answer:

What did you lose?

I lost my purse.

'My purse' is the object of the answer and 'what' is the object of the question. (The subject of the question is 'you'.)

Here's another example:

Who did John meet?

John met Lucy.

'Lucy' is the object of the answer and 'who' is the object of the question.

When we usually learn about how to make a question, we learn about object questions, because they are the most common type of question. The normal rules that you learn about making questions, such as inverting the question word and the auxiliary verb, or adding 'do', 'does' or 'did', are all used in object questions.

However, sometimes we want to ask a question where the thing we want to know is actually the subject of the answer.

Here's an answer: We can ask about John, in a normal object question:

Who did Lucy kiss?

But we can also ask about Lucy: 'Who kissed John?' is a subject question. We don't need to use inversion, or add 'did'. Instead, we just take out 'Lucy' from the answer (which is a normal sentence) and add 'who'. We generally make subject questions using 'who' or 'what'.

Let's have a look at some more examples:

James dropped the glass.

Object question: What did James drop?

Subject question: Who dropped the glass?

We will read the book.

Object question: What will you read?

Subject question: Who will read the book?

Amanda washed the car.

Object question: What did Amanda wash?

Subject question: Who washed the car?

The students like their new professor.

Object question: Who do the students like?

Subject question: Who likes the new professor?

I'm buying some bread.

Object question: What are you buying?

Subject question: Who is buying some bread?

Try an exercise about subject and object questions here.

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Download this explanation in PDF here. Usually, when we ask a question, we want to know about the object of the answer: What did you lose? I lost my purse. 'My purse' is the object of the answer and 'what' is the object of the question. (The subject of the question is 'you'.)

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Subject questions exercises. Explanations and examples along with tests and exercises online to practise English questions.

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Intermediate

Look at the following prompts and decide if the required question is a subject or object question.

Choose the correct questions using the following prompts. You should ask a question about the word underlined:

We have changed how our exercises work, please let us know if you have any problems.

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Intermediate Grammar Exercise. Improve your English grammar with this exercise. Subject & Object Questions.

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Irregular Verb Memory Game 3 (as well as game 1 and game 2) let you have fun and give your memory a workout while reviewing the most common past tense irregular verbs in English.

If you want to play from a cell phone and cannot fit this game in your window, even turned on its side (landscape mode), try the long narrow mobile version. (It does require a lot of scrolling to play... you might prefer to just review with the practice pages listed below the game-- or wait until you can use a computer...)

This third game reviews the past tense of buy and think --the most common 'ought' past tenses. The pasts of fight and seek are made the same way, with the first letter and o-u-g-h-t; catch and teach are the same except that the 'ou' is replaced by'au'-- with the same sound.

It also reviews the pasts of leave, find, and give (or forgive), as well as know. (You might also want to think of some other verbs with pasts like know: grow and blow. The 'ow' becomes 'ew' in the past, then 'own' for the past participle: known, grown, and blown.)

If you're playing with a friend, see who can win the most pairs. By yourself, see how quickly you can match all the present tense forms of the verbs with their past tenses. Play it again to watch your speed go up. (Card locations will be different every game. Memorize meanings, not locations!)

Instructions: Your goal is to turn over 2 cards that belong together: the present tense of a verb with its past tense equivalent.There are twelve cards in 3 rows. Players (if you are playing with someone) take turns choosing two cards to turn over. If the cards match, they will stay face up, and the player who chose them wins that pair.

If they do not match, they will turn back over. (Try to remember their locations. If you find a match for one of them later, you want to be able to find it again.) Continue to turn over two cards at a time until all have been matched. The player with the most matches wins.

If you are playing alone, you win if you can beat your previous time. It's trickier than it sounds!

Click to find the matching cards:

For a simple way to learn more irregular verbs by the patterns of their endings, see 12 Lists of Irregular Verbs. To practice those and other important irregulars with a gap-fill exercise, see List of Irregular Verbs: the Top 50. You might also want to review the Simple Past Tense, which shows how to form the regular past tense, along with providing a few spelling and pronunciation tips.

Printable ESL Classroom Games has two game packets with printable irregular verb matching cards to cut out for playing the memory game in a classroom. Those games include 16 cards (a four x four grid) each, so they can include more verbs in each game.

The larger packet includes many more irregular verbs to practice; the smaller one has most of the verbs in this game and Game 2 and 3 (below), but not the two forms of 'to be' (which most students probably know) or to buy, say, or tell. (It has tto hear and to feel instead.)

Try some other interactive concentration games : Irregular Verb Memory Game 2 (to eat, make, see,take, say, and tell), Roots Memory Game 1 to practice words like inquire, require, request, and quest, Roots Memory Game 2 with cedere or Game 3 with vertere, Custom Memory Game 1 or Game 2 to practice phrasal verb idioms, or a simple kids' matching game just for fun.

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A. Watch the movie segment and combine both sentences with before, after or when.

1. _______________ people are 25 years old, they stop aging.

2. _______________ they turn 25, they only have time to live one more year.

3. _______________ his mother's 50th anniversary, he bought a bottle of champagne.

4. _______________ he hugged his mother, he wished her happy birthday.

5. His mother gave him 30 minutes to eat a decent meal _______________ they held each other's arms

6. They will celebrate __________ he gets back.

7. The price of the coffee rose ______________ he decided to buy it.

8. People are paid ______________ they leave the workplace.

9. He was given a lot of time by a rich man ___________________ he woke up.

10. He woke up _________________ he became a millionaire, according the currency used - time.

1. What do you think about not aging when you turn 25. What are the advantages and disadvantages in the situation shown in the segment?

2. What would you do if you had very little time left for you? What would you do if had too much time left for you?

3. How different would life be if time were our currency?

4. What do you prefer? Life the way it is nowadays, including aging the way we do, or the way it is in the movie - not aging, but having limited time to survive? Explain it.

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Sabes cul es la diferencia entre los verbos speak, talk, say y tell? Cundo se utiliza cada uno? Aprende a usarlos correctamente en Which one?.

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Here we have the games carefully laid out for you. Follow the links to browse the variety of games offered. This is only the directory for interactive games and exercises. Our ESL fun games here include : Snakes and Ladders, Hangman, Spelling games, Wheel of Fortune, TV Games(Betting Game), Mazes, Memory Games, Matching exercises, Sequencing exercises, Picture Quizzes, Catch it and more. These games provide the ultimate fun in practising the following skills:

Games for Practising Grammar: Present simple/present progressive games, past tense games, present perfect games, comparative/Superlatives and more...

Games for practising English vocabulary: Lots of games by topics and game types

Games to practice English pronunciation, phonetics and phonics.

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How to Use "Look", "Be Like", "Look Like" | english-at-home.com

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When we describe people (or things), we can use the phrases "look", "be like" and "look like".

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Exercises

1. My little daugher always says she -- look-look like-looks-looks like -- a princess.

2. Ann -- look-look like-looks-looks like -- her mother.

3. You - look-look like-looks-looks like - tired. What's the matter?

4. Your trousers are very old. You - look-look like-looks-looks like - a tramp!

5. She's old but she - look -look like-looks-looks like - beautiful.

6. Look at your hair! You - look-look like-looks-looks like - a punk rocker.

7. You - look-look like-looks-looks like - so pretty in that dress!

8. This house - look-look like-looks-looks like - a palace!.

9. The boss - look-look like-looks-looks like - intelligent but I think he's not so.

10. You don't - look-look like-looks-looks like - well. Are you OK?

11. Tim, with this beard, you - look-look like-looks-looks like - older.

12. Mary - look-look like-looks-looks like - her sister.

2 - Match the answers on the right to their corresponding questions on the left.

3 - Choose the correct verb: look , be like or look like .

1. Peter ......... worried. Is he ok?

2. - What .............? - She's tall, pretty and very friendly.

3. Ann is so blonde. She .............. (not) anyboydy in her family!

4. You............. an actress in this dress! It's really beautiful.

5. They............... going to the cimena at weekends.

6. Who .............? Like her father... very stubborn!

7. She................ (not) very happy today.

8. - What does your brother ...............? - He's tall with blue eyes.

9. - What ...............? - Her hobbies are going to the cinema and running.

10. - What......................? - They're very friendly.

11. Heare ..................... his father.... Very talkative!!!

12. - They ...................... angry. What's the matter?

13. Martha............... Madonna with those clothes.

14. - What .................? - They are both very shy.

15. - Who ....................? - She looks like her father.

16. - What......................? - I love going to hte beach.

17. - Who........................? - Peter, I'm really in love with him!

a -She's very pretty and tall.

b -She's very shy.

c -My mother.

d -Like her mother, very talkative.

e -She's better, she left hospital two days ago.

f -He's tall and blue eyed.

g -Sports cars and science fiction films.

h -Not bad, thanks!

j -He looks like his father.

k -He's very talkative and quite attractive.

1. What's Andrew like?

2. How are you?

3. Who do you look like?

4. What do you like?

5. What does he look like?

6. What's she like?

7. Who does Mike look like?

8. What does she look like?

9. How's your mother?

10. Who's Ann like?

Reading containing several phrasal verbs with "look"

Read this story about a man who looked up his friend Peter. You will notice that the story is full of phrasal verbs and expressions with 'look'. Try to read the story a few times to understand how the various phrasal verbs with 'look' are used. Following the story, you will also find all the phrasal verbs with 'look' put into categories with definitions and example sentences taken from the story.

Looking Up Peter in Seattle

Last week I was in Seattle and I remembered that my friend Peter had recently moved there. I looked up his name in the telephone book, called, but got the answering machine. Luckily, I finally found him at work. He was looking at a picture on his desk, and I swear he looked like the famous actor Harrison Ford! I know Peter looked up to Harrison Ford, but I was a little surprised to see that he had become a look-alike! I said 'Look lively!' and he raised his eyes and looked me up and down. 'Hello! if it isn't my old friend Ken!', Peter said. With that, he got up, looked me up and down and shook my hand.

I must admit, Peter didn't look his age in the slightest. In fact, he looked as if he was ten years older! I looked him straight in the eye and said, "Well, I was in town and thought I'd look in on you to see how you're doing in Seattle. How have you been?" Peter responded that he was fine, but that he was also on the look out for a new cat. Looking over at the picture, I noticed that it was of a cat. "Yes, he sighed, I didn't really look after my first cat very well. It ran away." "I'm sorry to hear that", I said.

We talked for a while and decided to go out for a coffee. We were at a Starbucks when a beautiful woman walked into the Cafe. Peter quickly looked the other way. "Who's she?", I asked. "Nobody, just someone who looks down their nose at me." Just then somebody shouted "Look out!" Peter jumped up and pushed the woman hard. At first, she looked daggers at him. Then, realizing what had happened, she noticed that because Peter had been looking lively, she hadn't slipped on a ice coffee drink that was all over the floor. I'm glad I looked Peter up, it certainly was an interesting day...

Phrasal Verbs with 'Look'

1) look for information in a reference book

visit someone at their home or place of work, check up on someone

Trying to find something or someone, interested in purchasing something

respect or admire someone

Examine someone carefully, look at someone very carefully, often with disdain

Look at someone with seriousness

Expressions of Looking at People or Things

To look in the direction of something

Look away from something that you see, not notice something on purpose

Look with hatred or intense dislike at someone

Take care of something or someone

Be similar in physical appearance

Appear to be your actual age (someone can look older, or younger than their age)

Key

My little daugher always says she looks like a princess.

2. Ann looks like her mother.

3. You look tired. What's the matter?

4. Your trousers are very old. You look like a tramp!

5. She's old but she looks beautiful.

6. Look at your hair! You look like a punk rocker.

7. You look so pretty in that dress!

8. This house looks like a palace!.

9. The boss looks intelligent but I think he's not so.

10. You don't look well. Are you OK?

11. Tim, with this beard, you look older.

12. Mary looks like her sister.

Exercici 2

1. What's Andrew like? - k

2. How are you? - h

3. Who do you look like? - c

4. What do you like? - g

5. What does he look like? - f

6. What's she like? - b

7. Who does Mike look like? - j

8. What does she look like? - a

9. How's your mother? - e

10. Who's Ann like? - d

Exercici 3

1. Peter looks worried. Is he ok?

2. - What is she like? - She's tall, pretty and very friendly.

3. Ann is so blonde. She doesn't look like (not) anyboydy in her family!

4. You look like an actress in this dress! It's really beautiful.

5. They like going to the cimena at weekends.

6. Who is she like? Like her father... very stubborn!

7. She doesn't look (not) very happy today.

8. - What does your brother look like? - He's tall with blue eyes.

9. - What does she like? - Her hobbies are going to the cinema and running.

10. - What are they like? - They're very friendly.

11. He's like his father.... Very talkative!!!

12. - They look angry. What's the matter?

13. Martha looks like Madonna with those clothes .

14. - What are they like? - They are both very shy.

15. - Who does she look like? - She looks like her father.

16. - What do you like? - I love going to hte beach.

17. - Who do you like? - Peter, I'm really in love with him!

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Comparative adjectives multiple choice test 1

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Multiple choice: Test 2

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Comparative adjectives multiple choice test 2

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Multiple choice: Test 3

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Comparative adjectives multiple choice test 3

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Choose the correct option.

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Comparatives and Superlatives: Ejercicio de inglés.

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Comparatives and Superlatives: Ejercicio: complétalo y corrígelo de forma inmediata, podrás comprobarás tus conocimientos con la lección relacionada.

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Prcatice superlatives and comparatives 2

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Prcatice superlatives and comparatives 2

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Choose the correct form the adjective.

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Choose the correct option.

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As......Asas + adjective/adverb + as His ball is as big as his sister's.She is as polite as her friend.He drives as carefully as he can. Not as......asA lion is not as big as an elephant.My son hasn't grown as tall as my brother yet.As.....as + possibility Please, send me a letter as soon as poss...

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Complete the comparisons with the indicated form.

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▶ Comparison of adjectives - rules and examples

English As ... as than exercises

As ... as than with free online exercises, examples and sentences, questions and As ... as than negative sentences.

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Free tutorial As ... as than. English As ... as than exercises. English grammar easy to learn.

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▶ Comparison of adjectives - rules and examples As ... as than with free online exercises, examples and sentences, questions and As ... as than negative sentences. Online exercises English grammar and courses Free tutorial As ... as than. English As ... as than exercises. English grammar easy to learn.