Trial/trail

Ribs/riibs

Switch/suitch

Flood/floud

Lights/laigths

Turn off/turnnof

Refuse/rifius

On our/onauer

Nature/neychur

Kites/kaites

Bench/banch

Counters/kaunters

Chek in/checkin

Check out/checkaut

Shade/sheid

Wildife/waldlaif

Trying/traing

Many/meny

Swollen/suolen

Bought/bout

Switch on the computer please.

Our store are from 9:am to 10:pm every day.

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We aprecitte your patience.

Never give up whithout trying.

Turn off the lights,please.

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Phrasal Verbs

• Wake up

• Get off

• Come back

• Go to

• Got on

• Take on

I was singing.

I was waiting.

She was doing.

We were playing.

Bicycle/Baisaicol

Food/Flod

Refuse/Riifius

Hang out/Jengaut

Came/Caim

Catcn up/Catchap

Another/anoder

Catch up

Earquake/erqueik

Improving/improving

Benches/Beenches

Fountains/Fountuns

Swans /suans

Visitors/visidors

Birds flying/berds flaing

Path/paf

Refuse/riifius

Hang out/hengaot

Assist/Assist

Came/queim

Replace/riiples

Equality/iqualidy

Remarkable/remarkabool

Roommates/ruumeits

Carefully/carfuly

Deseperate/desperet

Mood/mout

Requirements/riquarements

Traffic jams /traffic yens

Old series/old sirries

Path/paf

Benches/benches

Swans/suans

I will tell you about Teacher Becky’s first job. She worked at Plaza Cristal. At the beginning, she was very nervous. She worked in the summer. Her schedule was from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. She worked for 10 hours. She got the job because of a friend of her father.

One day, something bad happened. A customer was very angry because she made a mistake with the price. The customer called the manager. The manager talked to her and got upset. Becky had to pay for the mistake and work extra hours. Her father felt bad for her.

Even with this bad moment, she says that working there was a good experience. She learned many things.

A Remarkable Woman – My Story

Hello everyone. My name is Gisselle Rosales Baltodano, and I want to share why I believe I am a remarkable woman. Today, I celebrate my story and everything I have overcome.

Life has given me many challenges, but each one has helped me grow and understand myself better. I believe that my greatest strength is resilience. I have been working since I was 8 years old, and even though it was hard, this experience made me stronger and more determined. I always try to find solutions, no matter the situation.

One of my proudest achievements is completing my university studies. It was not easy, but I never gave up. That goal is very special to me because it shows how far I have come.

In conclusion
My journey has not been easy, but I am proud of the woman I am today. I continue to grow, to learn, and to believe in myself. I am strong, and I know I can achieve anything I set

my mind to.

Chapter 1,2 and 3

The story begins with an intriguing statement: it is a frying pan that ruins Lucas's life.

Lucas is a man who feels happy being alone. He doesn’t have a family, a partner, or friends. He works from his apartment doing computer-related tasks. He has created a life where he doesn’t need to talk to other people. He likes eating his favorite food, enjoying his free time, and living in a calm and quiet home. For Lucas, the main reason people suffer is because of other people, so he chooses to stay away from them.

He doesn’t hate others; he just prefers not to be around them. He lives in the city because he likes the comfort it offers—like fast internet and food delivery. The only people he sometimes sees are his neighbors, but he tries not to talk to them much. He acts in a neutral way: not too nice, not too strange.

But one day, his peace is interrupted. The building committee comes to his door to ask about a frying pan someone left near the recycling area. The situation becomes more and more ridiculous, and even though Lucas tries to cooperate, he ends up more involved than he wanted.

In the end, Lucas learns that avoiding people is not always possible. Even if he wants to be alone, life sometimes brings others into his world.

Chapter 4

The chapter focused on a conversation about a Facebook group where people talk about their personal experiences.

The woman in green mentioned the group and offered to share the name. Lucas laughed and asked if she really wanted to give the name. She smiled and nodded. They started discussing how social media connects people.

Finally, Lucas felt more interested and wanted to join the Facebook group. They showed that even small conversations can build connections.

Chapter 5

In this chapter, the woman in the green dress and Lucas continued their conversation about emotions and communication.

The woman offered to give Lucas the name of a facebook group where people share their feelings and thoughts. She asked, ¿Do you want the name of the Facebook group? Lucas smiled and said yes. They laughed together. Lucas felt more relaxed and curious.

They talked about how social media allows people to express emotions more freely. Lucas realized that even if people don’t meet in person, they can still connect.

In conclusion

Lucas understood that talking about emotions is not something to be ashamed of. He was interested in the group and wanted to learn more. Their conversation showed how a simple talk can create understanding and friendship.

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A great white shark was killed by fishermen last week.

They have already fired 300 people this year.

300 people have already been fired this year.

They built this bridge in 1602.

This bridge was built in 1602 by them.

Tom Clancy wrote this book.

This book was written by Tom Clancy.

Someone cleans the windown wvery Monday.

The windows are cleaned every Monday.

A dog bit my sister.

My sister was bitten by dog.

Hold hands They hold hands while walking in the park.

Hold the door -He held the door open for me.

Hold a meeting-We have held seral meetings this month.

Show-showed-shown

Show love – She shows love to her family every day.

Show a photo – He showed me a photo of his dog.

Show results – The test has shown great results.

Stand – stood – stood

Stand in line – We stand in line for the bus every morning.

Stand up – She stood up quickly when he arrived.

Stand still – The kids have stood still for the photo.

Do – did – done

Do homework – I do my homework after school.

Do the dishes – He did the dishes last night.

Do a good job – You have done a great job!

Feel – felt – felt

Feel happy – I feel happy when I’m with my friends.

Feel tired – She felt tired after the trip.

Feel better – He has felt better since he started resting.

Seem – seemed – seemed

Seem tired – You seem tired today.

Seem confused – He seemed confused by the instructions.

Seem familiar – That place has seemed familiar to me.

Pay – paid – paid

Pay the bill – I pay the bill every month.

Pay for lunch – She paid for lunch yesterday.

Pay a fine – He has paid a parking fine before.

Speak – spoke – spoken

Speak English – I speak English fluently.

Speak to the teacher – She spoke to the teacher after class.

Speak at a conference – He has spoken at many conferences.

Win – won – won

Win a prize – They win a prize every year.

Win a game – We won the soccer game!

Win the lottery – She has won the lottery once.

Thousands of years ago, they were the first to brew beer.

• Margaret Knight: Invented the flat-bottom paper bag, making it more practical and efficient.

• Mary Anderson: Created the windshield wiper so drivers wouldn’t have to wipe their windshields by hand.

• Josephine Cochrane: Invented the first automatic dishwasher to protect her fine china from breaking during washing.

• Stephanie Kwolek: Discovered Kevlar, a strong yet lightweight material used in bulletproof vests.

• Maria Telkes (Sun Queen): Was a pioneer in solar energy, creating practical thermal devices and storage systems.

• Shirley Ann Jackson: Invented caller ID and contributed to the development of fax machines and solar cells. She was also the first African American woman to earn a doctorate from MIT.

• Ada Lovelace: Wrote the first computer program ever, long before modern computers existed.

• Grace Hopper: Created the first compiler, which translates human language into computer code. She also coined the term bug in computing.

• Hedy Lamarr: Famous actress who invented frequency hopping, a technology that led to the development of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.