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Informal Email, Advertising's Impact, and the Benefits of Team Sports

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Informal Email to Ana

Catching Up and Plans for Sunday

Hi Ana!

I'm fine, thank you. I hope you are too. I'd love to go for a walk on Sunday. It's perfect!

Pyjama Party Mishap

Did I tell you about my pyjama party? Some friends and I decided to have a party in my house to celebrate the beginning of the Easter holidays. We ordered some kebabs from the new place which opened two months ago. The problem is that the delivery boy didn't know my street, so we went out to find him. Unfortunately, one of my friends closed the door behind us and we couldn't get back in! At that moment, there was a procession along my street! We were really embarrassed!

Meeting Time for Sunday's Walk

Anyway, what time shall we meet on Sunday? I'm looking forward to the walk.

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Irregular Verbs in English: Infinitive, Past Simple, and Past Participle

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beat

beat

beaten

golpear

bet

bet/betted

bet/betted

apostar

bring

brought

brought

traer

creep

crept

crept

arrastrarse

deal

dealt

dealt

dar, repartir

feed

fed

fed

alimentar

fight

fought

fought

pelear

flee

fled

fled

huir

hang

hung

hung

colgar

hide

hid

hidden

esconderse

hold

held

held

tener, mantener

lead

led

led

encabezar

mean

meant

meant

significar

rise

rose

risen

elevar

run

ran

run

correr

say

said

said

decir

set

set

set

fijar

sew

sewed

sewn/sewed

coser

shake

shook

shaken

sacudir

shine

shone

shone

brillar

show

showed

shown/showed

mostrar

shrink

shrank/shrunk

shrunk

encoger

shut

shut

shut

cerrar

sink

sank

sunk

hundir

sit

sat

sat

sentarse

slide

slid

slid

deslizar

sow

sowed

sown/sowed

sembrar

spend

spent

spent

gastar

spill

spilt/spilled

spilt/spilled

derramar

split

split

split

partir

spoil

spoilt/spoiled

spoilt/spoiled

estropear

steal

stole

stolen

robar

sting

stung

stung

picar

stink

stank/

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Irregular Verbs in English with Spanish Translation

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INFINITIVE

PAST PAST PARTICIPLE SPANISH

BE/AM,ARE,ISWAS/WERE BEEN SER/ESTAR

BEAT BEAT BEATEN GOLPEAR

BECOME BECAME BECOME LLEGAR A SER

BEGIN BEGAN BEGUN EMPEZAR

BITE BIT BITTEN MORDER

BLOW BLEW BLOWN SOPLAR

BREAK BROKE BROKEN ROMPER

BRING BROUGHT BROUGHT LLEVAR

BUILD BUILT BUILT EDIFICAR

BUY BOUGHT BOUGHT COMPRAR

CATCH CAUGHT CAUGHT CACHAR/ATRAPAR

COME CAME COME VENIR

COST COST COST COSTAR

CUT CUT CUT CORTAR

CHOOSEE CHOSE CHOSEN ELEGIR

DO(DOES) DID DONE HACER

DRAW DREW DRAWN DIBUJAR

DRINK DRANK DRUNK BEBER

DRIVE DROVE DRIVEN CONDUCIR

EAT ATE EATEN COMER

FALL FELL FALLEN CAER

FEED FED FED ALIMENTAR

FEEL FELT FELT SENTIR

FIGHT FOUGHT FOUGHT LUCHAR

FIND FOUND FOUND FOUND ENCONTRAR

FLY FLEW FLOWN VOLAR

FORGET FORGOT FORGOTTEN OLVIDAR

FORGIVE FORGAVE FORGIVEN PERDONAR

GET GOT

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A Fun Basketball Match in Mataró: My Experience

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Hi Paul,

How are you? I hope you're well. This time I'm writing to tell you about a sporting event I have seen.

I went to see a basketball match in the town of Mataró with my best friend Mireia. I really enjoyed it - it was a lot of fun, mostly because of the people who were there. After the match, we met a lot of new people in the park. Most people stayed for at least a few hours after the game, just enjoying the sunshine.

I'm not that interested in sports, but I'm fond of football. Our team is famous in my school. I suggest you try playing football. You are tall and strong, so it will be easy for you. I like this kind of sport because there is a lot of movement. I think you should give it a try!

Please call me!

Analysis of 'The Doll's House' by K. Mansfield

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Setting

In time and place: Small town, everyone from the area goes to the same unique school. Kids from different family backgrounds merge

Symbols

The dolls house: represents power, wealth, and privilege. Excuse for segregation to the Kelveys, but a point of union between Kezia and them

The smell: 'But perfect, perfect little house! Who could possibly mind the smell. It was part of the joy, part of the newness'

Metaphor

People and things can look perfect on the outside and be the contrary on the inside

Rite of passage

  1. Separation (mistreatment to the Kelveys) 'the Kelveys were shunned by everyone' 'Can I ask the Kelveys just once? Certainly no'
  2. Then liminality (in-betweenness) 'You can come and see our dolls house if you want to'
  3. And finally aggregation.
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Good morning, have you got

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For me, a good place is where you feel quiet, a place where you can express yourself freely, a place where you can be yourself. For me, this place is my room, because I have everything that makes me happy in life. /// My room is not a big place, on the contrary, it is the smallest room of the whole house. I have a small personal library with three shelves with all kinds of books. But I don't have only books on those shelves, I have a small collection of beautiful and strange rocks, the rocks that I collect aren't easy to find, and a small collection of ancient coins. The oldest coin that I have, is a "Real", It was forged by Cesar. My collection, which has a great value, is important for me. /// But undoubtedly the favourite part of my room
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Principles of Flight

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Lunes(ON) Mes(IN) Meses+fecha(ON) por tarde/maña(IN)  Estaciones(IN)

2ºCONDITIONAL(If/Unless+ past Simpl, would+infitv)

 **If she wasn´t happy, She would look for another job // He would stay until the end of the meeting if he didn´t have a flight  //Contract workers have to/should  sign in // You must/should wash you hands // You should´t/mustn´t  wear jewelry // We can´t/mustn´t eat or drink.                                                                                                                                               

PASSIVE(Presnt Simpl: is/are conducted)-(Past Simpl:

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English Phonetic Transcription Chart with Example Words

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English Phonetic Transcription Chart

Vowel Sounds

Phonetic SymbolExample WordTranscription
/^/cup/kʌp/
/U/put/pʊt/
/a/arm/ɑːm/
/æ/cat/kæt/
/e/met/met/
/ɜː/turn/tɜːn/
/ɪ/hit/hɪt/
/iː/see/siː/
/ɒ/hot/hɒt/
/ɔː/call/kɔːl/
/ʊ/could/kʊd/
/uː/blue/bluː/
/aɪ/five/faɪv/
/aʊ/now/naʊ/
/eɪ/say/seɪ/
/əʊ/go/ɡəʊ/
/ɔɪ/boy/bɔɪ/
/eə/where/weə/
/ɪə/here/hɪə/
/ʊə/pure/pjʊə/

Consonant Sounds

Phonetic SymbolExample WordTranscription
/b/bed/bed/
/d/dog/dɒɡ/
/f/father/ˈfɑːðə/
/ɡ/good/ɡʊd/
/h/heat/hiːt/
/dʒ/join/dʒɔɪn/
/k/cat/kæt/
/l/luck/lʌk/
/m/manuscript/ˈmæn.jʊ.skrɪpt/
/n/near/nɪə/
/ŋ/sitting/ˈsɪtɪŋ/
/p/put/pʊt/
/r/rock/rɒk/
/s/see/siː/
/ʃ/ship/ʃɪp/
/t/turn/tɜːn/
/tʃ/chair/tʃeə/
/θ/thin/θɪn/
/ð/this/ðɪs/
/v/five/
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Theft "personal agility"

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1- Acording to D.I Jarvis, most identity theft is committed

- No és la D
2- Which of these methods for stealing your identity is NOT mentioned in the programme?
- Breaking into your house
3- Facebook can be popuar with thieves because 
- People give out too many details about themselves
4- When choosing a password, people
- Often use the names of music groups or pets 
5- Martin has his identity stolen
- Because he didn't tell his bank that he had moved house 
6- What happened in the shop?
- Martin could not use his card to pay fer the trainers
7- What happened in the end?
- Martin's bank manager helped him
8- D.I Jarvis advises us 
- To destroy or hide personal information and keep our banks informed of changes of adress 

Ties with my former colleagues

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court judge(the person who rules a court)involved(being a lose emotionally with

 the situation or a person)embarrassed(to feel ashawad)alike(similar to each other

)apply for(ask for a job)helpful(useful), applications(an oficial request for something)

even(although), helpless children(unprotected boys ang girls),teasing

(laught of somebody), bullying(teasing and frighten someone), be aware of

(knowing that something eoists)ser concient de, be likely to

(it will happen or is probably), stand out(to be very noticiable)destecar, fit in

(that suits well)encaixar, peers(colleagues), side with(to support someone),

 stay away(leave)allunyar-se, reject(to refuse to accept), thrill(something amasing)

spoilt(a child who is allowed to do what

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