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CGI Animated Short Film: "Mr Indifferent" by Aryasb Feiz | CGMeetup

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ESL Conversation about Travel | Past Simple Regular and Irregular

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Homework: 1. Decide if these statements are Kind, Unkind or Depends. Explain why since I will ask you next class. 2. Identify all past tenses.

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Homework: 1. Decide if these statements are Kind, Unkind or Depends. Explain why since I will ask you next class. 2. Identify all past tenses.

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Self-Assessment: Complete the following self-evaluation

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Hello there! I hope you are doing well.
Below you will find some feedback questions regarding your performance in the last assessment. Answer as honestly as possible. See you in class!

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Assessment - Past Simple / 1st Section (Independent)

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Assessment - Past Simple / 1st Section (Independent)

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https://kahoot.it/challenge/04937124?challenge-id=9676c69c-5b19-451c-813d-daf265ec1f5c_1786133419435

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Join a solo game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Homework: Complete the Kahoot - Past Simple

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Homework: Complete the Kahoot - Past Simple

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https://kahoot.it/challenge/04933582?challenge-id=9676c69c-5b19-451c-813d-daf265ec1f5c_1785535849746

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Join a solo game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Homework: Give the right order to the questions and answer them using the past simple structures. At least 8 sentences. Post everything on Padlet. 

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Homework: Give the right order to the questions and answer them using the past simple structures. At least 8 sentences. Post everything on Padlet. 

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Test/evaluation/assessment:

Content

Past Simple: regular & irregular verbs

( + ) --> I watched the World Cup last Sunday, Steve Jobs founded Apple Company, John McAdam invented the method "macadamization" in 1870.

( - ) --> I didn't visit Iquique last week, I didn't know how to do it/make it.

( ? ) --> Where did you travel/go last weekend?, When did you visit your family? - Did he do it? Yes, he did/No, he didn't (do it)

pronunciation: -ed -->

/t/ --> no vibration before the -ed --> worked, cooked, watched, stopped, danced.

/d/ --> vibration present before -ed -> called, happened, travelled, seemed, offered.

/id/ --> when we have t or d before the -ed --> rented, invented, created, attended, needed, decided, started, visited, waited, tempted.

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Interesting Facts: 5-day workweek was created by Henry Ford

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Interesting Facts: 5-day workweek was created by Henry Ford

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Entrepreneurship | Business | Startup Culture on Instagram: "In 1926, Henry Ford introduced the five day, forty hour workweek at Ford Motor Company, cutting one full workday at a time when most industrial laborers worked six days or more.

Ford’s reasoning was economic rather than charitable, as he believed workers with time off would spend more, travel more, and participate in a growing consumer economy that depended on demand for manufactured goods.

The change also improved factory output by reducing exhaustion, injuries, and employee turnover, building on Ford’s earlier 1914 decision to raise wages in order to stabilize and retain skilled assembly line workers.

Despite criticism and predictions of economic harm, Ford Motor Company saw profits rise, and the five day workweek gradually spread across American industry, becoming the foundation of modern labor standards.

Follow us (@simplyougrow) for everything related to entrepreneurs."

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2,257 likes, 31 comments - simplyougrow on December 25, 2025: "In 1926, Henry Ford introduced the five day, forty hour workweek at Ford Motor Company, cutting one full workday at a time when most industrial laborers worked six days or more.

Ford’s reasoning was economic rather than charitable, as he believed workers with time off would spend more, travel more, and participate in a growing consumer economy that depended on demand for manufactured goods.

The change also improved factory output by reducing exhaustion, injuries, and employee turnover, building on Ford’s earlier 1914 decision to raise wages in order to stabilize and retain skilled assembly line workers.

Despite criticism and predictions of economic harm, Ford Motor Company saw profits rise, and the five day workweek gradually spread across American industry, becoming the foundation of modern labor standards.

Follow us (@simplyougrow) for everything related to entrepreneurs.". 

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Join a solo game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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English Class Summary: Moisés Molina, Edson Penaranda's English Class

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English Class Summary: Moisés Molina, Edson Penaranda's English Class

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Class Overview

This was a one-on-one English class focused on industry-specific vocabulary, pronunciation, and homework presentation. Edson participated from the airport before his flight, demonstrating strong commitment to his English learning.

Main Content Covered

Homework Presentation: John Loudon McAdam

- Topic: Scottish engineer John Loudon McAdam (1756-1836)

- Key Innovation: Invented the Macadamization road construction method

- Method Details:

- Used layered crushed stone of different sizes

- Emphasized proper slope (not "slot") for water drainage and evacuation during rain

- Compaction achieved through horse-drawn wagon traffic

- Built upon Roman road construction traditions with scientific approach

- Historical Significance: Considered the father of modern road construction

Technical Vocabulary Learned

- Surveyor: English term for topographer (essential role in road construction)

- Rutting: Asphalt deformation phenomenon caused by:

- Excess asphalt in the mixture

- Insufficient load-bearing capacity of structural base

- Compaction: Critical process in road construction

- Durability: Quality of lasting construction materials

Pronunciation Focus

Key Corrections Made

1. "Scottish" (not "Scotian") - referring to people from Scotland

2. "-tion" endings: Always pronounced as soft "sh" sound

- Compaction → "compac-shun"

- Construction → "construc-shun"

- Invention → "inven-shun"

- Macadamization → "macadamiza-shun"

3. "Wanted" - pronounced with clear "T" sound

4. "Rutting" (not "rooted") - important technical term

Numbers in English

- Years split into pairs: 1756 = "seventeen fifty-six"

- Emphasized precision with numbers in construction contexts

- One numerical error can compromise entire projects

Cultural Context

- Scotland: Part of the United Kingdom

- Reference to "Braveheart" movie to illustrate Scottish history

- Discussion of Valparaíso travel plans and comparison to Lisbon, Portugal

Grammar Points

- Past tense: "I saw it" vs "I see" (present)

- "Watched" pronunciation with clear "T" sound

- Proper use of "one hour and a half" vs "one and half"

Industry Applications

- Road construction terminology essential for Edson's work at Bitumix

- Technical vocabulary directly applicable to upcoming presentation with general manager

- Historical context of modern road building techniques

Class Dynamics

- Personalized attention due to Moisés being on vacation

- Student showed exceptional dedication by attending from airport

- Focus on practical, work-relevant vocabulary and pronunciation

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What is Rutting in Roads and Pavements? | Tensar

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Rutting in roads are longitudinal depressions in the road surface. Discover what causes them and how to prevent them in our guide.

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Homework: Answer the following questions below in your own words. You can post your answers on Padlet as a comment.

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Homework: Answer the following questions below in your own words. You can post your answers on Padlet as a comment.

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Who was McAdam? What exactly did he invent and develop?

Why was his invention so relevant and revolutionary?

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rBqw9q1_imkFS9E0hfM9CJw4ebP9GBKs/view?usp=sharing

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“Application for practicing conversations necessary for living in the USA 🙂 It’s a shame it didn’t exist when I just moved”

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Speak - The speaking app that actually talks

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Praktika - Immersive language learning app with generative AI Avatars

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Learn English language in a conversation-first language learning app with ChatGPT like AI Avatars.

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Every single class describe, make reference to something you've watched lately, read lately, done lately, etc. Anything you'd like to share. It could be something that called your attention. You'll have to talk about it for around 1 or 2 minutes. We'll use the first minutes of the class in this homework.

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Homework: Create 1 answer for every prompt or question. Post them on Padlet or write them in a notebook/notepad. Leave them as a comment below.

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Homework: Create 1 answer for every prompt or question. Post them on Padlet or write them in a notebook/notepad. Leave them as a comment below.

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Example:

Name something that is included in your health insurance

Answer: All blood tests are includ ed in my health insurance.

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Pronouncing "ed" Endings Exercise 2

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Learn how to pronounce ed word endings with our free online English lessons and exercises. Great for Use in School or at Home. Come learn English with English Maven.

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Jorge's Text - Corrected - Homework: Practice Reading Your Text and Applying the correct pronunciation. Listen to the Audio in the comments to guide yourself and mimic pronunciation. Next class you'll have to read again. 

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Jorge's Text - Corrected - Homework: Practice Reading Your Text and Applying the correct pronunciation. Listen to the Audio in the comments to guide yourself and mimic pronunciation. Next class you'll have to read again. 

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After I arrived /araivd/ from Santiago, from the annual Bitumix meeting, I needed /ni:did/ to spend the whole /houl/ weekend with my son at a football tournament. His team played /plaid/ poorly and they lost almost every game. I supported /suportid/ him and watched /wotcht/ all the matches. I also walked /wookt/ around the field and talked /tookt/ with other parents. At the end of the weekend, I felt very tired because I worked /workt/ hard and traveled /traveld/ a lot. However, the experience helped /helpt/ my son, and it improved /impruvd/ his skills. I believed /bili:vd/ it was worth it. Today, I woke up tired /taierd/, but I felt happy because I accompanied /akompanid/ my son and shared /sherd/ that important moment with him.

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A severe, trying, or deeply unpleasant experience.

Example: Being stranded in the airport over night without luggage was a terrible ordeal.

luggage/ baggage 🧳🎒

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/pro-FITa-bl/

Making or likely to make a profit.

Example: Over the years, it has developed into highly profitable business.

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Kahoot: ED pronunciation - (Continuation of Class Kahoot)

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Kahoot: ED pronunciation - (Continuation of Class Kahoot)

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https://kahoot.it/challenge/04610482?challenge-id=9676c69c-5b19-451c-813d-daf265ec1f5c_1779743169441

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Join a solo game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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to settle comfortably, snuggly, or in a sheltered and protected position.

Example: Nestling a child in your arms.

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to become pink in the face usually from embarrassment.

Example: I blushed when the host said my name.

blushed --> /blasht/

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https://wordwall.net/play/94226/923/941

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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ED Ending Pronunciation - Listen and select the correct pronunciation for the regular verbs.

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Quiz - A series of multiple choice questions. Tap the correct answer to proceed.

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Involuntary, rapid contraction and relaxation of your skeletal muscles.

Example: Come into the warm - you're shivering with cold.

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Group sort - Drag and drop each item into its correct group.

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A powerful feeling of intense dislike, combined with a sense of moral or personal superiority.

Example: To hold someone in contempt.

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Something is sufficiently valuable, important, or rewarding to justify the time, money, or effort spent on it.

Example: I was a worthwhile discussion.

It isn't worthwhile --> Is it worthwhile?

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Activity: Think about 2 people who are dead. You will have to talk about them without saying who they were. The purpose is that your classmate can guess who your character is/was . You can google them or look up on the internet who they were, what they did, where they were from, etc. 4 Sentences per person. Your classmate can ask you questions about him/ her. 

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Activity: Think about 2 people who are dead. You will have to talk about them without saying who they were. The purpose is that your classmate can guess who your character is/was . You can google them or look up on the internet who they were, what they did, where they were from, etc. 4 Sentences per person. Your classmate can ask you questions about him/ her. 

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https://wordwall.net/play/34521/596/588

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Unjumble - Drag and drop words to rearrange each sentence into its correct order.

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Homework: Make Questions for the last 2 years with the "........." spaces

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Homework: Make Questions for the last 2 years with the "........." spaces

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meaning: To move quietly, carefully, and stealthily around an area, usually in search of prey, something to steal or with criminal intent.

Example: The tiger prowled through the undergrowth.

prowl /praul/ - prowled /prauld/

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Homework: Watch the video and take notes of the most important information. Next class I'll ask you some questions about it like, what the video wasa about. 

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Homework: Watch the video and take notes of the most important information. Next class I'll ask you some questions about it like, what the video wasa about. 

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https://youtu.be/bTpvbKCYaoQ?si=MPq6fGv5j3XpWJV2

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Story of Steve Jobs - 00 Overall Trailer

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noun

1. An indication that something has been present.

Example: There wasn't a trace of evidence for the claim.

2. A just detectable amount.

Example: He speaks French with a trace of an accent.

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To walk around slowly in a relaxed way or without any clear purpose or direction.

Example: We spent the morning wandering around the old part of the city.

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1. To move for a part in different directions.

Example: The protesters scattered at the sound of gunshot.

2. To cover a surface within that are far apart and in no particular arrangement.

Example: Scatter the powder around the plants.

Synonym: distribute - distributed

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1. Adjective . Additional to what is required /ri-kuaierd/ for ordinary use.

Example: Few people had spare cash for inessentials.

2. Having no excess fat; thin.

Example: A spare, bearded figure.

3. Noun: An item kept in case another item of the same type is lost, broken, or worn out.

Example: With three to choose from, your child will never be without a spare.

4. Verb. Give (something of which one has enough) to (someone: her, him, me, them, us, you).

Example: She asked if I could spare her a bob or two.

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Click on the image. Select four cards from the famous people activity and write three to four sentences per person using past tense, based on the information provided on each card. Use all the information in the card. POST everything on Padlet.

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Very harmful and able to cause illness or death.

Example: Some frogs are poisonous.

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adjective

1. Unpleasantly rough /raf/ or jarring to the senses.

Example: Drenched in a harsh white neon light.

2. Cruel or severe.

Example: A time of harsh military discipline.

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If you are hesitant, you do not do something immediately or quickly because you are nervous or not certain.

Example: She gave me a hesitant smile.

hesitate --> verb --> Don't hesitate to contact me if you have a question.

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Irregular verbs (Created by Miss Cristina)

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1. Of little depth. Example: Serve the noodles in a shallow bowl.

2. Not exhibiting, requiring, or capable of serious thought. Example. A shallow analysis of contemporary society.

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Past simple: Form and use - Test-English

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Past simple - Form and use

Exercise 1

Choose the correct past simple forms to complete the sentences below.

Past simple - Form

Spelling of regular verbs

Past simple - Use

Completed actions in the past

We use the past simple to talk about actions or events that happened in the past. We know or we say when the events happened.

I saw Jim yesterday.

We didn't go out last Saturday. We stayed at home.

She moved to Chester three years ago.

Past habits

We use the past simple to talk about past habits (things that we did more or less often).

She washed her hair every day.

She worked as a nurse.

I often played in the park when we were children.

Situations that were true in the past

We also use the past simple to talk about things that were true in the past.

My grandfather had two brothers.

He lived with my grandparents as a child.

Events in chronological order

We use the past simple to describe the main events of a story in chronological order.

When I arrived home, I took off my shoes and then I relaxed on the sofa

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Past simple form and use. We use the past simple to talk about completed actions in the past, past habits, things that were true in the past, and to narrate past events in chronological order. English grammar and exercises.

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Past simple: Regular/irregular verbs - Test-English

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To sleep for longer than you intended to, and so wake up late.

Example: I missed the bus this morning because I overslept again.

Synonym: sleep in

Spanish: Quedarse dormido/a

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Hello there! I hope you are doing well.
Below you will find some feedback questions regarding your performance in the last assessment. Answer as honestly as possible. See you in class!

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Assessment Second Part - Feb Task - Lingobest Academy. 

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Assessment Second Part - Feb Task - Lingobest Academy. 

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https://wordwall.net/play/109819/899/316

Deadline: Monday, March 23rd, 12:00pm

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Mixed Grammar Quiz (Multiple Choice) - Feb Task - Preintermediate

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Quiz - A series of multiple choice questions. Tap the correct answer to proceed.

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First part

TO or FOR

1. Self-paced Kahoot. Link --> https://kahoot.it/challenge/05545324?challenge-id=9676c69c-5b19-451c-813d-daf265ec1f5c_1774033566082

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"dirge for November"

noun

A lament for the dead, especially one forming part of a funeral rite.

Example: Singers chanted dirges.

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Adjective. Cold.

example: The bathroom gets chilly in the winter.

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Free Elementary English Course A2.1 - Lingo Best English Academy

As you know we're taking a break from classes in February. However, I assigned this English Training to be completed in said month, since in March we'll have a short quiz about it. Compulsory: only First 8 Lessons

Ideal: All Lessons

Important: Create an account on the website so you can save and keep track of progress

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PrepEng is an online English language school designed by experts in international education and English-learning. We provide high-quality, relevant and affordable live sessions with our certified learning coaches and exciting learning content.

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Complete the sentence - A cloze activity where you drag and drop words into blank spaces within a text.

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Content Evaluated:

What we do and why we do it? --> for vs to

Content from the Training/Course posted for February - Only the first 8 lessons will be part of it. (see the post above)

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Homework: Watch the video. Next class I'll ask some questions about it like: What's the video about? What did they say about work? etc. Do the activity commented below, answer as comment. 

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Mypromovideos - Animation Video Production Agency

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Why do people work? - Best 2D Explainer Video Example #explainervideo #animation #characteranimation

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noun

A pungent high-tasting red powder prepared from ground dried chilli peppers.

Example: To make the batter, sift the flour, baking powder and cayenne into a bowl.

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Homework: Watch the video. Next class I'll ask some questions about it like: What's the video about? What did they say about work? etc. Do the activity commented below, answer as comment. 

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Homework: Watch the video. Next class I'll ask some questions about it like: What's the video about? What did they say about work? etc. Do the activity commented below, answer as comment. 

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Mypromovideos - Animation Video Production Agency

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Why do people work? - Best 2D Explainer Video Example #explainervideo #animation #characteranimation

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When people or animals shiver, they shake slightly they feel cold, ill or frightened.

Example: He shivered with cold in thin cotton shirt.

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1. Either of the two soft, protruding organs at the upper front of a woman's body which secrete milk after childbirth.

Example: Caroline crossed her arms over her breasts.

2. A person's chest, especially when regards as the seat of the emotions.

Example: Wild feelings of frustration were rising up in his breast.

3. Bird. Face and move forward against or through (something).

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A person, especially a child, who is tired and looks as if they want to sleep.

Example: When he had finished the others, all laughed and called him a sleepyhead.

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To meet another person in order to do something together.

Example: They suggested we meet up at Jorge's.

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Self-Assessment: Complete the self-assessment for Present Simple and Present Continuous. Deadline: Monday, Dec 15th

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Self-Assessment: Complete the self-assessment for Present Simple and Present Continuous. Deadline: Monday, Dec 15th

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Self- Assessment - Present Simple and Present Continuous

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Hello there! I hope you are doing well.
Below you will find some feedback questions regarding your performance in the last assessment. Answer as honestly as possible. See you in class!

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IMPORTANT! Assessment Listening Comprehension Section - Click on the link below, listen to the audio and answer the Google Form. Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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IMPORTANT! Assessment Listening Comprehension Section - Click on the link below, listen to the audio and answer the Google Form. Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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IMPORTANT! Assessment Listening Comprehension Section - Click on the link below, listen to the audio and answer the Google Form. Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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IMPORTANT! Assessment Listening Comprehension Section - Click on the link below, listen to the audio and answer the Google Form. Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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Deadline: Thursday, December 11th

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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Adjective. (of clothes) Smart, fitted, and well-cut.

Example: A tailored charcoal-grey suit /sut/.

suite and sweet = homophones

synonym: customized

They tailored this suit for the graduation ceremony

This suit is tailored for me.

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carrots, rice, pasta, parsley, cilantro/coriander 

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A thin soup, often with vegetable or rice in it.

Example: This fragrant broth will probably become a nearly 45%.

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Homework: See the next pictures and create 6 sentences per picture. 3 in Present Simple, 3 in Present Continuous. Post them on Padlet.(Example below)

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Homework: See the next pictures and create 6 sentences per picture. 3 in Present Simple, 3 in Present Continuous. Post them on Padlet.(Example below)

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(noun) An amount of something left over when requirements have been met; an excess of production or supply.

Example: Exports of food surpluses.

(adjective) More than what's needed or used; excess.

Example: Make the most of your surplus cash.

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A group of people who travel with and work for an important or famous person.

Example: The star arrived in London with her unusual entourage of dancers and backing singers.

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Present Simple vs. Present Continuou…: English ESL video lessons

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Watch the video about present simple and present continuous tenses and complete the activities.

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UNIT 8 BASIC PRESENT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS. Interactive worksheet | TopWorksheets

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UNIT 8 BASIC PRESENT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS

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Interactive worksheet: UNIT 8 BASIC PRESENT SIMPLE VS CONTINUOUS. Gramática online exercise.

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Simple Present vs Present Continuous 1 worksheet

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LiveWorksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Homework for Jorge Millas: Answer the rest. All questions for Moises and Felipe will be posted as a comment below.

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Homework for Jorge Millas: Answer the rest. All questions for Moises and Felipe will be posted as a comment below.

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A sharp part on an animal's toe.

Example: The bear showed its menacing claws.

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1. A small ornamental box or chest for holding jewels, letters, or other valued objects.

Example: A small brass casket containing 4 black opals.

2. British English: A small wooden box for cremated ashes.

3. North American English: a coffin.

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A floor covering of thick woven material or animal skin, typically not extending over the entire floor.

Example: A Persian rug.

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For the ones who didn't attend to class: Describe every single picture using the Present Continuous. Create at least 3 sentences per picture. 

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For the ones who didn't attend to class: Describe every single picture using the Present Continuous. Create at least 3 sentences per picture. 

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https://wordwall.net/play/99071/178/679

Example: She is watching TV. She is holding a remote control in her hands. She is relaxing in her living room.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Flip tiles - Explore a series of two sided tiles by tapping to zoom and swiping to flip.

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To make a phone call to someone.

Example: If you need me, you just have to pick up the phone.

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Present simple or present continuous - Test-English

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Present simple vs present continuous - Form

Present simple - short forms

We normally use short forms in spoken English.

Present continuous - short forms

We normally use short forms in spoken English.

Present simple vs present continuous - Use

Present simple use

Habits or situations that happen regularly

We use the present simple to talk about actions that we do (o we don't do) regularly:

Permanent situations or things that are usually or often true

Adverbs of frequency

We often use the present simple with adverbs of frequency ( always, sometimes, etc.) and expressions of frequency ( once every three months, twice a week, every other day, etc.).

Adverbs of frequency go in mid position (before the main verb or after be).

Expressions of frequency go at the end of the sentence

Future events that are timetabled

We use the present simple to talk about future events that are scheduled or timetabled.

Present continuous use

Actions in progress

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening now or 'around now' (a time around this moment, such as these days, weeks or months)

I finished the Lord of the Rings and now I'm reading a new book.

Temporary actions

The present continuous is used to talk about temporary actions:

With expressions meaning 'now' or 'around now'.

The present continuous often appears next to expressions such as now, these days, this week/month, or at the moment.

Situations that are changing or developing

Future arrangements

We use the present continuous to talk or ask about future actions that are already planned or decided.

Stative verbs

Non-action verbs (or stative verbs) cannot be used in present continuous. They must be used in present simple. The most frequent are the verbs of the senses (hear, see, smell, look, seem, sound), verbs of opinion (believe, consider, like, love, hate, prefer, think, etc.) verbs of possession (have, own, belong, etc.). Other common non-action verbs are: agree, be, depend, need, mean, remember, realise, recognise, seem, want, etc.

Some verbs have an action and a non-action meaning; for example, have or think:

The verb see also has a dynamic and a stative meaning.

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Present simple or present continuous - Test-English

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Present simple or present continuous English grammar exercises. Intermediate grammar exercises. Present simple and progressive. Dynamic and static verbs.

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Sarah’s Day Off - Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

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Student should watch the video and answer the questions along the way to practice the differences between Present Simple and Present Continuous

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Homework: Continue with other 2 dialogues

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Homework: Continue with other 2 dialogues

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1-Dialogue

Do you exercise every day?
Not really, just three times a week.
What are you doing today?
I’m lifting weights and doing some cardio.
That sounds intense!
It is, but I enjoy it.

2-Dialogue

Hi! What are you doing?
I’m watching a movie.
Do you watch a lot of movies?
Only on weekends.
What are you watching now?
A comedy. It’s really funny!