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Vocabulary brat farrar

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allowance-money given to someone regularly-pensión,subsidio
beech-a kind of tree- haya
blacksmith-a person who makes things from metal -herrero
bear (v) to allow something to continue when it causes pain aguantar
box (n) a "room" in a stables for one horse compartimento de un establo
breed (v) to produce young (horses or children) criar
canter (of a horse) to run, but not fast ir a medio galope
casually carelessly, not seriously despreocupadamente
champagne white sparkling wine champán
charm (n) the ability to please people and make them like you encanto
crush (v) to push something hard until it breaks aplastar
deny to say that something is not true negar
drunk (adj) feeling the effects of too much alcoholic drink borracho
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Balancing Life Choices: Key Insights on Culture, Technology, Work, and Well-Being

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1. Visitors should respect the customs of the country they visit. It shows respect and helps avoid problems. However, some personal habits can stay if they don't cause trouble.

Посетители должны уважать обычаи страны, которую они посещают. Это показывает уважение и помогает избежать проблем. Однако некоторые личные привычки можно сохранить, если они не вызывают проблем.

2. Older people should continue working if they can. It keeps them active and happy. Work gives a sense of purpose.

Пожилые люди должны продолжать работать, если могут. Это... Continue reading "Balancing Life Choices: Key Insights on Culture, Technology, Work, and Well-Being" »

Billie Jean: The Paternity Claim and Its Aftermath

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The Initial Encounter

She was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene.
I said, "Don't mind, but what do you mean I am the one
Who will dance on the floor in the round?"
She said, "I am the one who will dance on the floor in the round."

She told me her name was Billie Jean, as she caused a scene.
Then every head turned with eyes that dreamed of being the one
Who will dance on the floor in the round.

The Parental Warnings

People always told me, "Be careful of what you do,
And don't go around breaking young girls' hearts."
And Mother always told me, "Be careful of who you love,
And be careful of what you do 'cause the lie becomes the truth."

The Denial

Billie Jean is not my lover.
She's just a girl who claims that I am the one,
But the kid is not... Continue reading "Billie Jean: The Paternity Claim and Its Aftermath" »

Answers to Common Questions About British and Spanish Culture

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What Did:

Because the British pub closed at eleven, and the Spanish one opens at eleven.

Why Is:

Because many plays were done by Shakespeare in the theater, and it was burned once.

Why Are:

Because there isn't a roof over the center of the building.

In Shakespeare's Time:

Adolescents performed because women were not allowed to act.

Why Is (Diversity):

Because there are people from almost every part of the world.

What Do (Carnival):

Thousands of people go to carnival to eat West Indian food and dance to Caribbean music.

What Is (Accommodation):

It's a type of hotel in Britain. Sometimes it's called a B&B (Bed and Breakfast).

What Do (Cathedral Window):

The most famous window is at the east end of the cathedral, and it tells the history of the beginning

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Short Stories of Mystery and Paranormal Encounters

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Mystery and Paranormal Tales

The Scottish Castle Encounter

Gordon, Duncan, Fiona, and Heather visited Fiona's uncle in a Scottish castle. While sleeping on the fourth floor, they encountered the spirit of the uncle's ancestor. The ghost brandished a sword, leading to a tense confrontation.

The Astronaut's Digital Message

Anna, an aspiring NASA astronaut, received a computer from her uncle. She began receiving mysterious messages from an astronaut who had passed away ten years prior.

The Haunted House Mystery

Sally and her family lived in an old house where the kitchen was frequently found in disarray. The grandmother believed the culprit was her late husband. Eventually, the house crumbled to the ground, revealing footprints belonging to the grandmother'... Continue reading "Short Stories of Mystery and Paranormal Encounters" »

Master English Irregular Verbs: Forms & Translations

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Master English Irregular Verbs: Forms & Translations

This comprehensive list provides essential English irregular verbs, including their base form, past simple, past participle, and Spanish translation. Learning these verbs is crucial for mastering English grammar and improving your fluency.

Base FormPast SimplePast ParticipleTranslation
BeWas / WereBeenSer / Estar
BecomeBecameBecomeConvertirse / Llegar a ser
BeginBeganBegunEmpezar / Comenzar
BiteBitBittenMorder
BreakBrokeBrokenRomper
BringBroughtBroughtTraer
BuildBuiltBuiltConstruir
BurnBurned / BurntBurned / BurntQuemar
BuyBoughtBoughtComprar
CatchCaughtCaughtAtrapar
ChooseChoseChosenElegir
ComeCameComeVenir
CostCostCostCostar
CutCutCutCortar
DoDidDoneHacer
DrawDrewDrawnDibujar
DreamDreamed / DreamtDreamed
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English Exercises: Relationships, Preferences, Quantifiers

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Complete the Second Sentence

  1. We haven't eaten anything for hours. We're getting very hungry.
  2. My neighbor asked me out, and we went on a date last night.
  3. The children need something to drink. They're all getting thirsty.
  4. My dad doesn't live with us. He and my mom split up when I was ten.
  5. Mary and Steve aren't married anymore. They got divorced last year.
  6. Stephanie has been sick for weeks. Her husband is starting to get very worried about her.

Match the Sentences

  1. On August 4th, I became Sophia's husband. - b
  2. I was in a romantic relationship with her. - d
  3. We officially ended our marriage. - e
  4. I invited him to come to the concert with me. - f
  5. I had dinner with a man I'd never met. - a
  6. I went on a blind date. - a
  7. I got married. - b
  8. I got engaged.
  9. I was going out
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The Canterville Ghost: Summary, Analysis, and Questions

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The Canterville Ghost

Why did Hiram B. Otis receive negative reactions after he decided to buy Canterville Chase?

Because the house was haunted.

Where was Canterville Chase and how did people get there?

In England, he arrived at the nearest train station and then they take a carriage.

What event happened on the spot where Mrs Otis noticed the bloodstain?

It was Lady Eleanore’s blood and she was murdered by her husband Simon in 1575.

Why do you think the Otis family promised Mrs Umney a higher salary?

Because she was scared.

Why did Mr Otis close and lock the library before going to bed?

Because the blood stain was coming back and he wanted to see if it was the ghost.

What was the noise which awakened Mr Otis?

It was the sound of the ghost’s chains.... Continue reading "The Canterville Ghost: Summary, Analysis, and Questions" »

Hang hung hung have

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BE/WAS/WERE/BEEN/SER 

BEAT/BEAT/BEATEN/ABSORTO

BECOME/BECAME/BECOME/CONVERTIRSE

BEGIN/BEGAN/BEGUN/EMPEZAR

BEND/BENT/BENT/DOBLAR

BET/BET/BET/APOSTAR

BITE/BIT/BITTEN/MORDER

BLEED/BLED/BLED/SANGRAR

BLOW/BLEW/BLOWN/SOPLAR

BREAK/BROKE/BROKEN/ROMPER

BRING/BROUGHT/BROUGHT/LLEVAR 

BUILD/BUILT/BUILT/CONSTRUIR

BURNT/BURNED/BURNED/QUEMAR

BUY/BOUGHT/BOUGHT/COMPRAR

CATCH/CAUGHT/CAUGHT/COGER

CHOOSE/CHOSE/CHOSEN/ELEGIR

COME/CAME/COME/VENIR

COST/COST/COST/COSTAR

CUT/CUT/CUT/CORTAR

DIG/DUG/DUG/CAVAR

DO/DID/DONE/HAVER 

DRAW/DREW/DRAWN/DIBUJAR

DREAM/DREAMT/DREAMT/SOÑAR

DRINK/DRANK/DRUNK/BEBER

DRIVE/DROVE/DRIVEN/CONDUCIR

EAT/ATE/EATEN/COMER

FALL/FELL/FALLEN/CAERSE

FEED/FED/FED/ALIMENTAR 

FEEL/FELT/FELT/SENTIR

FIGHT/FOUGHT/FOUGHT/LUCHAR 

FIND/FOUND/FOUND/ENCONTRAR

FLY/FLEW/FLOWN/VOLAR

FORGET/

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English Grammar Exercises: Modal Verbs, Tenses, and Clauses

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Modal Verbs

  • Did you have to make your bed?
  • Will you be able to travel to new galaxies?
  • It might rain at the weekend.
  • You mustn't smoke in public places.
  • Manufacturers will lower prices.

Tenses

  • My sister used to be.
  • The government has taxed.
  • Suppliers will raise prices.
  • After the government has passed the law.
  • Children aren't allowed.
  • People are mad.
  • I regret being.
  • Remember to close the door.
  • Did you use to be respectful?

Appropriate Pronouns

  • Made ourselves.
  • Cut himself.
  • To each other.
  • Buy something nice.
  • There's another.

Adjectives and Verbs

  • Embarrass me.
  • Worrying situation.
  • Interest us.
  • I find it annoying.
  • Feel worried.

So, Such, Too, Enough

  • Comfortable enough.
  • Too colorful for an old lady.
  • So stylish these days.
  • Such smart clothes.
  • Casual enough to go to a rave.

Gerunds

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