1. I learned that when you ask a question in past, the auxiliary is the only one that changes the tense of the question.

2. I was surprised by the use of “Prepositions of place”, since it is something fundamental, because at some point in our lives we have wanted to say something simple like that is on the table and maybe we don't know it.

3. The preposition between is used if something is in the middle of 2 things and among if something is in the middle of a lot.

Two things I wonder.

1. I wonder if there are verbs whose past tense do not always express a past situation.

2. Are the verbs in the past tense all conjugated the same or are they conjugated differently?

1. Research words to see how they are spelled, their meaning and pronunciation.

1 thing I will implement in my daily life

I'll put in practice listening to podcasts in english to improve my listening

Fernando Aguilar and Jeanny Reyes

1 thing I will put into practice

• I'll put in practice listening to podcasts in english to improve my listening

Jeanny Reyes and Fernando Aguilar