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What does she look like?

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Averos Vanessa

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Can,could, shoruld, may. Averos Vanessa.docx

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Dayana Aguilar
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Dayana Aguilar- Basic Two  Present Simple.docx

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1) Last week my friend and I ____ to the cinema. a) goed b) had gone c) goes d) went e) have gone 2) When you called me, I ___ a bath. a) had b) had had c) was having d) were having e) have had 3) I ____ the dishes before I left home. a) had done b) have done c) did d) was doing e) do 4) Listen! She ____ music. a) plays b) played c) was playing d) will play e) is playing 5) We always _____ dinner at 6 pm. a) ate b) eat c) are eating d) will eat e) have eaten 6) We ___ here for twenty years. a) live b) lived c) have lived d) are living e) was living 7) He was watching a movie when his parents ___ home. a) came b) come c) have come d) was coming e) will come 8) "What are you doing?" "I ___ my homework." a) do b) did c) will do d) was doing e) am doing 9) She ___ to France many times. a) has been b) had been c) is d) was e) will be 10) "What's that noise?" "He ____ the lawn." a) was mowing b) mowed c) is mowing d) will mow e) has mowed 11) When she arrived at the party, her friends ____. a) left b) leave c) will leave d) had left e) have left 12) I have ________ that movie. a) already saw b) seen already c) already seen d) saw already e) see already 13) The food is great, I ___ it. a) am loving b) love c) loved d) will love e) have loved 14) It ___ for two hours - will it ever stop? a) has rained b) had rained c) rained d) rains e) is raining 15) They ___ the match and now they are the champion. a) won b) have won c) will win d) win e) are winning 16) I decided I _________ on a holiday at Christmas. a) will go b) have gone c) go d) am going to go e) went 17) I think it ___________ rain tomorrow. a) is probably going to b) will probably c) probably will d) probably is going to 18) If I _______ the lottery I ___________ a house. a) won will buy b) won buy c) win will buy d) will win will buy 19) I _________ shopping this weekend. a) probably won't gone b) won't probably go c) won't probably gone d) probably won't go 20) The train ____________ at Platform 2 in 5 minutes. a) leaves b) is going to leave c) is leaving d) left

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1) Last week my friend and I ____ to the cinema. a) goed b) had gone c) goes d) went e) have gone 2) When you called me, I ___ a bath. a) had b) had had c) was having d) were having e) have had 3) I ____ the dishes before I left home.

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Noun phrases - English Grammar Today - Cambridge Dictionary

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Noun phrases - gramática inglés y uso de palabras en "English Grammar Today" - Cambridge University Press

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Parts of speech assign words to different categories. There are eight different types in English. Keep in mind that a word can belong to more than one

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Melanie De La Cruz

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Leonardo Azanza

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Adverbs of Frequency
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Subject Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives

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Subject Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives

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Karla Carrasco

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Name : Carolina Peralta

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Aldo Guanin Pesantes

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Completar la frase - Una actividad “cloze” en la que se arrastran y sueltan palabras en espacios en blanco dentro de un texto.

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Ordenar por grupo - Arrastra y suelta cada elemento en su grupo correcto.

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Simple Past, Present and Future Tense Verbs

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Abrecajas - Toca cada caja una por una para abrirlas y descubrir el elemento que hay en su interior.

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Las collocations en inglés son combinaciones frecuentes de dos o más palabras que son comúnmente utilizadas juntas. Por ejemplo: heavy rain, sit for a test…

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Test your English knowledge with this 20-question quiz. Ideal for practice, review, and assessment with instant feedback on Wayground.

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Using Because in English Grammar – B.I.G. English

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In English grammar, the word “because” is used as a subordinating conjunction to introduce a cause or reason. It plays a key role in showing the relationship between two ideas—linking a result or an action with its reason or cause. Understanding its use can greatly improve sentence construction and fluency in communication. Below, I’ll break this down into detail with examples.