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Parts of the speech August 10,2022

Verb Adverv Adjetive Pronoun

19/85 19/99 Ninteen/Eigthy-Five. Nineteen/Ninety-Nine.

Jean runs slowy at P4 in the morning.

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Con la carta pude ver como he cambiado a lo largo de este ciclo escolar junto con mis pensamientos, ideales y mi forma de actuar, a pesar de todos los problemas que se me fueron introducidos a lo largo del año, pude tratar de superarme y ver que puedo ser mejor cada día si me esfuerzo lo suficiente y doy lo mejor de mi, a pesar del inicio del curso esperar tener un promedio general de ocho ahora veo que estoy a nada de tener un promedio de nueve o hasta mas Me comprometo a seguir con este esfuerzo y darlo todo hasta el final e intentar ser una mejor versión de mi que la que fui ayer

DIFFERENCES IN AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH

Adress August 16, 2022

-Addresses -Street number -Name of the street -Specify if it is avenue, street, boulevard, corridor or other

-Second line -Apartment number

-Nouth -South -East -West -Northeast -Southeast -Northwest -Southwest

-Third line -Enter the name of the city, state and zip code

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Cognates, False cognates October 28, 2022

Son las palabras que se parecen en español e ingles, tanto en su pronunciación como en su escritura.

Activity Error Metal Hospital Company Agenda

Actividad Error Metal Hospital Compañía Agenda

ENGLISH FIRST PARTIAL, AUGUST 8,2022.

1.Sun-2.new-3.word-4.deep-5.popular-6.real-7.large-8.Eddie-9.Elvis-10.salt-11.tupper-12.return-13.nothing-14.Gary-15.year-16.race-17.express-18.saturday-19.yes-20.should-21.dollar-22.save-23.Enzo-24.Omar-25.rain-26.near-27.rhino-28.owned-29.doll-30.letter-31.Reese-32.emo-33.	Oscar-34.Rihanna-35.Anna-36.Aldo-37.old-38.Danny-39.yesterday-40.yawn

(Love) Amor - (Hate) Odio (Clear) Claro - (Obscure) Oscuro (Nice) Bonito - (Ugly) Feo (Off) Apagar - (On) prender (Active) Activo - (Inactive) Inactivo (Big) Grande - (Little) Pequeño (Big) Alto - (Low)Bajo (Happy)Feliz - (Sad)Triste (Open)Abierto - (Close)Cerrado (Funny)Divertido - (Bored)Aburrido (Rich)Rico - (Poor)Pobre (Brave)Valiente - (Coward)Cobarde (lasted)Duro - (Soft)Blando (Good)Bueno - (Bad)Malo (Easy)Fácil - (Hard)Difícil (True)Verdad - (Lie)Mentira (Delette)Eliminar - (Add)Añadir (Leave)Salir - (Get in)Entrar (Hygienic)Higiénico - (Unhealty)Insalubre (Friend)Amigo - (Enemy)Enemigo (Justice)Justicia - (Injustice)Injusticia (Long)Largo - (Short)Corto (Whitin)Dentro - (Outside)Afuera (True)Cierto - (False)Falso (Day)Día - (Nigth)Noche (Buy)Comprar - (Sell)vender (Cold)Frío - (hot)caliente (Active)activo -&nbsp;(Inactive)inactivo (Perfect)perfecto -&nbsp;(Imperfect)imperfecto (Legal)legal -&nbsp;(Ilegal)ilegal

March 27, 2023 ENGLISH REVIEWS MAPAS MENTALES

INTEGRANTES Gómez Ruiz Diego Emiliano Gonzales Salazar Axel Emiliano Martínez Sandoval Cristian Morales Crisantos Abraham

EQUIPO TEAM_IDWK

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ACTIVANDO MI VOCABULARIO

Embarazada and embarrassed= avergonzado Pie and pie= pay Recordar and record=grabar Molestar and molest=abusar sexualmente Delito and delight=delirar Largo and large=grande Enviar and to envy=envidiar Asistir and assist Ropa and rope=cuerda Exito and exit=salida Actual and actual=realmente Realizar and realice=llevar a cabo Introducir and Introduce=Presentar Sopa and soap=Jabon Fabrica and fabric=tela Estrecho and strech=Estirar Groseria and grosery=comestibles Empresa and empress=emperatriz Exito and exit=salida Nudo and nude=desnudo

1.Eddie-2.emerald-3.Diego-4.Omar-5.rich-6.Hal-7.long-8.Garfield-9.David-10.dinosaur-11.Raul-12.Luigi-13.imagination-14.nude-15.express-16.solve-17.each-18.hurry-19.yes-20.sir-21.rigth-22.hamburguer-23.ripped-24.door-25.recall-26.labor-27.recent-27.temple-28.ear-29.record-30.Disney-31.yes-32.successful-33.yahoo-34.oh-35.him-36.Mario-37.objetive-38.earth-39.hand-40.Donald

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1.Touch-2.Hazard-3.Dwigth-4.Tony-5.yourself-6.farm-7.Michael-8.long-9.Gary-10.you-11.unity-12.yellow-13.wich-14.Harry-15.young-16.guard-17.day-18.Yael-18.Lebron-19.noun-20.Nate-21.exam-22.medic-23.colors-24.solve-25.economy-25.yesterday-26.yoghurt-27.titanic-28.coco-29.occasion-30.nerd-31.domino-32.ocean-33.nano-34.old-35.dad-36duck-36.kilometer-37.ring-38.guy-39.yawn-40.nop

Prepositions of movements

Cities and countries London Miami England 5th aveniu

The front The door The station The school

Up stairs Down stairs

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Spanglish 4 November 2022

Wachar la TV Resetear el modem Hay que darnos un break Ir de Shopping Hijo! LAVA LOS DISHES Atacha el documento al cajon

Watch=Ver Resetear=Reiniciar Break=Descanso Shopping=Comprar cosas Dishes=Platos Atachar=Attach=adjuntar

Radial blue

Palabras del ingles que incorporamos a nuestro idioma

Son las palabras que debido a sus similitudes aparentes tanto en apariencia como en significado, parece guardar un significado igual al de la otra palabra cuando en realidad no tiene nada que ver.

Embarazada-Embarrassed= Avergonzada

Globo-Glove=Globo-Guante

Molestar-Molest=Hacer enojar-Abusar sexualmente

Drenaje = Drainage Vagón = Wagon Bistec = Beef steak Tanque = Tank Panfleto = Pamphlet Cóctel = Cocktail Suéter = Sweater Güisqui = Whiskey Picnic= Picnic Líder=Leader Basquetbol=Basquetball

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PREPOSITION August 16, 2022

Well!!!!! thats expensive

Pronoun subject

Articles Preposition Conjuction Interjection

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Utilizamos a ambas expresiones para expresar la existencia de algo en particular como sucede con el verbo haber en nuestro idioma .

There’s&nbsp;a spider in my room. There are&nbsp;three people waiting.

There was/There were

Existen para ser la forma en pasado de there is y there are.

There was a child. There were some kids.

Accident=Accidente Accidental=Accidental Accompany=Acompañar Acrobatic=Acrobático Active=Activo Activities=Actividades Banana=Banana Banjo=Banjo Bicycle=Bicicleta Cable=Cable Cafeteria=Cafetería Camera=Cámara December=Diciembre Decide=Decidir Decoration=Decoración Electric=Eléctrico Elephant=Elefante Family=Familia Famous=Famoso(a) Fascinate=Fascinar

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EQUIPO On fire´s

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Aranzaeatsa Delicious cake.

Always Usually Often Sometimes Seldom Hardly never Never

She he it (t)

She doesn´t. She does not.

_es _s

Yesterday ,last weekend ,after dinner.etc.

Word order for adjetives.

(Past) Do-Does

Aranza is often at P4

Did Jhon buy a Good car last month?

Jhon bougth a Good car last mont buy.

1.-Bonnet 2.-Car 3.-Bumper 4.-Chips 5.-Crisp 6.-Candy Floss 7.-Block of flats 8.-Flat 9.-Couch/Settee 10.-Zebra crossing

1.-Hood 2.-Automobile 3.-Fender 4.-Fries 5.-Chips / Potato chips 6.-Cotton Candy 7.-Apartment Building 8.-Apartament 9.-Sofa 10.-Pedestrian crossing

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Auxiliar did is used Past habits, actions wich started and ended in the past actions, wich happen at a specific time in the past, past consecuences, biographycal events, hystorical events.

We use was and were to describe features, states of feelings and places in a time that has passed.

I was at the Market.

Time expresions for past simple

Yesterday Last night A month ago in 1994 Last month Last monday Last year Last week

They were not in the Hospital.

We use to We used for We used for We used for

To talk about events those were happening when another event happend. To talk about actions those where happened at the same time. Two more actions happen at the same time in past. We use past progresive for the action in progress and the simple past for the action that interrupted it. Background in a story. When and while.

I was not bussy today. He wasn´t study today. You weren´t being a Good friend.

Was/Were + Subject + Complement

Was he at the park? Were anyone here?

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For make an question we use what, when,where, who, wham, which, whose, why y how.

Las usamos para preguntar algo en especifico según cual usemos.

Se les puede nombrar de igual forma Preguntas abiertas.

Where are you in this moment?

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Past tenses 25 October, 2022

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