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Mastering English Vocabulary and Present Perfect Tense

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Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Practice

Shopping and Financial Terminology

Review common phrases and concepts related to shopping, discounts, and personal finance:

  • The dress is a bargain because it was $24 before and now it costs $12.
  • The dress is cheaper now because it's in the sales.
  • Matt can't afford to buy designer brands because they're too expensive.
  • There was a discount of more than 50% on Matt's trainers.
  • Olivia doesn't buy designer brands because they're a waste of money.

Affordability and Value Sentences

  • I really like this bag, but I can't afford it. Could you lend me $5?
  • I'm trying to save up for a laptop. The brand I want is expensive, so I'll need to borrow some money.
  • That smartphone isn't worth $300. Don't buy it; it's a waste
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Mexico's Political Landscape: Challenges and Concerns

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Mexico has voted for a change and got it. Andrés Manuel López Obrador won the elections by a wide margin and MORENA obtained the majority at the federal level in the chamber of deputies and senators. This practically leaves the country without counterweights, only with the judiciary as hope to exercise responsible opposition.

Although MORENA dominates the chamber of deputies, the presidency of the same indicates, according to the regulations, that the rotation of the board of directors must go in order according to the majorities, so this year it is up to the National Action Party. That has happened in recent years without fail, however, MORENA, with its overwhelming majority, intended that the current president of the Chamber of Deputies,

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The Tragic Link Between Young Musicians and Early Demise

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The 27 Club is the title used to refer to artists who have died at age 27, usually due to suicides, murders, or drug abuse, including Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison, and Jimi Hendrix, among several other artists.

Recently, in 2017, another phenomenon started; some have begun referring to the Club of 21. This term was first used in the song "Legends" by Juice WRLD, in which he narrates his fear of reaching that age, stating that he has become paranoid because many rappers are dying young—coincidentally, those who are called legendary.

Fear of Premature Death in Music

In these lines, he explains that he does not find an answer to the deaths of these rappers who die very young and whose deaths occur unexpectedly.

Drug Abuse and Unexpected

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Marketing Strategy Fundamentals: Eras, Data, and Consumer Decisions

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Fundamentals of Marketing Management

The role of the Marketing Manager involves strategic decisions regarding Market Share, focusing on the core elements of the Marketing Mix: Product, Price, Promotion, and Place.

The Evolution of Marketing Eras

  • Production Era (Pre-1920s): Goods were scarce; buyers accepted what was available. (Approx. XIX Century to 1920)
  • Sales Era (1920 to 1960): Increased production necessitated aggressive selling to move products out.
  • Marketing Concept Era (1960 to Present): Focus shifted to satisfying customer needs and delivering value.
  • Customer Relationship Era (1990 to Present): Emphasis on satisfying high customer expectations and building long-term relationships.

Strategic Decision Making

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English Grammar Cheat Sheet: Second Conditional, Modals, and Vocabulary

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People

Which / That

Use "which" or "that" to talk about things. Use "where" to talk about places. They usually come after the noun they refer to.

Omit "which" or "that" if they are followed by a personal pronoun or noun.

Second Conditional

Use the second conditional to talk about:

  • Imaginary situations in the present:
    Example: If I were rich, I would live in a huge house.
  • Improbable events in the future:
    Example: If he left home earlier, he would never be late for work.

Was I/he/she/it

Were you/we/they

If + Past Simple (condition)Would / wouldn't + infinitive (result)
If Sue knew English,she'd apply for this job.
Would / wouldn't + infinitive (result)If + Past Simple (condition)
Sue would apply for this jobif she knew Italian.

Modal Verbs for Obligation and

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Understanding Relativity and Measurement in Physics

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Relativity Law and Phenomena

The relativity law, analyzing phenomena for bodies whose speed is comparable to the speed of light

The time and the space can have a different reference system

Characteristics of Light

The light is reflected and has wave characteristics.

The measurement can be probabilistic and not precisely directs.

Measurement and Physical Magnitude

Measurement: the act of measuring as the comparison of a property or physical magnitude with another of the same class. Assigning a numerical value to the result of said measurement, and adding a unit of measurement which will give us an accurate idea of the physical magnitude that is being measured

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Basketball Fundamentals: Skills, Defense & Rules

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Basketball Player Positions

  1. Point Guard or 'Playmaker'
  2. Shooting Guard
  3. Small Forward or Forward
  4. Power Forward
  5. Center

Pivoting Technique

Pivoting, or turning, requires you to keep one foot (your pivot foot) stationary while you turn or spin your body around on the ball of that pivot foot. This allows you to change direction while holding the ball, following specific movement rules.

Shooting Fundamentals

For more potential power when shooting a basketball, slightly bend your knees before the shot. Your dominant hand should grip the ball with fingers spread out, using your fingertips. Your other hand should support the ball on the side.

Executing a Layup

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Third spanish republic

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ideologies of the spanish secod republic At the beginning of the 20th century, Spaniards were deeply divided socially, economically and politically. The political beliefs that co-existed during the Second Republic, which were eventually one of the causes of the Spanish Civil War.Second spanish republic1931: April14: The Second Republic is proclaimed and Alfonso XIII goes into exile. December: The Republican CONSTITUTION is approved.1933. Right-wing parties win general elections.February 1936. TheFRENTE POPULARwon the elections.military cup d’etat When: July 18th (began the 17th) 1936 The previous day in Melilla, and then across the whole Peninsula Who:Right-wing Army people.The state was divided into two sides and as a result, the Civil War
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Mastering Modal Verbs and Building Vocabulary

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Grammar

Modal Verbs

FunctionPresent/FuturePast - Modal Perfects
Ability
Inability
can
can’t/cannot
am/is/are (not) able to
could/couldn’t
was/were (not) able to
could have + past participle
Possibility
Impossibility
Small Probability
may/can/could
can’t/couldn’t
might (not)
could/couldn’t
may/might (not) have + past participle
High Probability
Certainty
Logical Deduction
must
can’t/couldn’t
must have + past participle
can’t/couldn’t have + past participle
Request
Polite Request
can
could
could
Permissionmay/can
am/is/are allowed to
could
was/were allowed to
Prohibitionmustn’t
can’t/cannot
couldn’t
wasn’t/weren’t allowed to
Obligation/Duty
Necessity
must
have to
shall
had to
Lack of Obligationdon’t have to
needn’t
don’t need to
didn’t have to
needn’t have
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Pride and Prejudice Characters: A Detailed Overview

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Elizabeth:

She is the protagonist of the novel and the second oldest of five sisters, she is cheerful, witty, sharp and intelligent. However, her pride provokes a prejudice that endangers her happy future with Darcy. Elizabeth values decorum, good manners, and virtue.

Mr. Darcy:

He is an extremely rich, proud, haughty aristocrat, aware of class differences, yet he has a strong sense of honor and virtue, and a sense of justice that helps him control his pride after Elizabeth rejects him for his points of view.

Jane:

She is the oldest of the Bennet sisters. She is beautiful, kind, humble, and selfless, always in a good mood.

Mr. Bingley:

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