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The Chumash Cemetery and the Coyote Canyon Legend

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The Ghost of Coyote Canyon

"Tell me about the old Chumash cemetery and Mr. Richardson," said Nick, as they walked to the barbeque at Blue River Park.

"Oh, you won't believe it, Nick!" said Bill. "People at Coyote Canyon say that on nights when there's a full moon they see an American Indian Warrior. He has a black horse and gallops through the canyon. They think he's a ghost and they're scared!"

"The ghost of an American Indian warrior?" asked Nick, surprised.

"Yeah," said Michelle, "and some people want to sell their new homes!"

"I'm sure Mr. Richardson isn't very happy about that," said Nick.

"No," said Bill, "but he continues building there."

"He and his wife live at Coyote Canyon," said Michelle.

"Have they ever seen the ghost of the warrior?"... Continue reading "The Chumash Cemetery and the Coyote Canyon Legend" »

King for a Day: Lyrics & Meaning

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King for a Day

Pierce the Veil ft. Kellin Quinn

[Verse 1]

Vic:
Dare me to jump off of this Jersey bridge,
Kellin:
I bet you never had a Friday night like this.
Vic:
Keep it up, keep it up, let's raise our hands,
Kellin:
I take a look up in the sky and I see red.
Vic:
Red for the cancer, red for the wealthy,
Red for the drink that's mixed with suicide.
Kellin:
Everything red.

[Pre-Chorus: Kellin]

Please, won't you push me for the last time?
Let's scream until there's nothing left
So sick of playing, I don't want this anymore.
The thought of you is no fucking fun.
You want a martyr? I'll be one
Because enough's enough,
We're done.

[Chorus: Vic]

You told me, "Think about it."
Well, I did, now I don't wanna feel a thing anymore
I'm tired of begging... Continue reading "King for a Day: Lyrics & Meaning" »

Verbs and Prepositions: A Comprehensive Guide

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Verbs + Prepositions + Gerunds

  • admit to arguing
  • care about
  • accustomed to
  • committed to
  • complain about
  • forget to
  • talk about
  • afraid of
  • bored of
  • capable of
  • think of
  • dream of
  • fond of
  • guilty of
  • proud of
  • scared of
  • warn against
  • tired of

Verbs + Prepositions + Infinitives

  • avoid
  • laugh at
  • anxious about
  • excited about
  • happy about
  • can't help
  • apologize for
  • blame for
  • consider
  • participate in
  • succeed in
  • famous for
  • known for
  • continue to
  • feel like
  • dissapointed with
  • discuss
  • concentrate on
  • tired from
  • congratulate on
  • depend on
  • insist on
  • dislike
  • look forward to
  • enjoy
  • think of
  • dream of
  • involve
  • suffer from
  • addiction to
  • dedication to
  • devotion to
  • keep
  • advantage of
  • fear of
  • memories of
  • process of
  • knowledge of
  • mention
  • reason for
  • responsibility for
  • talent for
  • mind
  • experience in
  • interest in
  • miss
  • practice
  • recommend
  • suggest

Common Irregular Verbs in English

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be, was/were, been

ser/estar

beat, beat, beaten

ganar

become, became, become

hacerse

begin, began, begun

empezar

bite, bit, bitten

morder

break, broke, broken

romper

bring, brought, brought

traer

build, built, built

construir

burn, burnt, burnt

quemar

buy, bought, bought

comprar

can, could

saber/poder

catch, caught, caught

coger

choose, chose, chosen

elegir

come, came, come

venir

cost, cost, cost

costar

cut, cut, cut

cortar

do, did, done

hacer

drink, drank, drunk

beber

drive, drove, driven

conducir

eat, ate, eaten

comer

fall, fell, fallen

caer(se)

feel, felt, felt

sentir

fight, fought, fought

luchar

find, found, found

encontrar

fly, flew, flown

volar

forget, forgot, forgotten

olvidar

get, got, got

recibir

get up, got up, got up

levantarse

give, gave, given

dar

go, went, gone

ir

grow up, grew up, grow

... Continue reading "Common Irregular Verbs in English" »

The Joy of Live Concerts: An Immersive Musical Experience

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Why People Love Attending Live Concerts

Connecting with Your Favorite Artists

More and more people are traveling to different cities to see their favorite singers perform live. Concerts offer a unique opportunity to connect with artists and experience their music in an immersive way. It's an exciting event that allows you to enjoy live music without relying on internet radio or recordings.

The Magic of Live Performances

Live music is a special form of entertainment. While ticket prices can sometimes be high, the experience is often worth it. The energy of the crowd, the sound quality, and the visual spectacle create an atmosphere that can't be replicated. In cities like Zaragoza, affordable concert options make live music accessible to a wider... Continue reading "The Joy of Live Concerts: An Immersive Musical Experience" »

A Guide to Reported Speech in English: Mastering Direct and Indirect Speech

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Reporting Verbs

Some common reporting verbs include:

  • admit
  • agree
  • announce
  • ask
  • complain
  • explain
  • invite
  • offer
  • promise
  • refuse
  • tell
  • warn

Direct Speech - Reported Speech

When changing from direct speech to reported speech, several changes occur:

Time Expressions

  • now - then
  • today - that day
  • tomorrow - the next day/the following day
  • yesterday - the day before/the previous day
  • last year - the year before/the previous year
  • five years ago - five years before
  • next week - the next week/the following week

Pronouns

  • I - he/she
  • you - I/she/he/we/they
  • we - they
  • me - him/her
  • you - me/him/her/us/them
  • us - them
  • my - his/her
  • your - my/his/her/our/their
  • our - their

Tense Changes

Present Simple - Past Simple

"I fancy you" - He told me that he fancied me.

Present Continuous - Past Continuous

"I'm going... Continue reading "A Guide to Reported Speech in English: Mastering Direct and Indirect Speech" »

Fun Activities to Beat the Winter Blues

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Winter can be quite boring as it is cold, rainy, snowy, and most of the time the sky is overcast. But if we do entertaining activities, we can completely forget that it is winter, and we are going to talk about great ideas to have a good time on the coldest days of the year.

Indoor Activities

One of the best ideas for our mind is to sleep, to be more productive. We can also play video games or board games to keep us distracted. But cooking and then enjoying our hot chocolate and freshly made pancakes while we relax watching TV, listening to music, reading, or painting a picture is a nice idea too.

Outdoor Activities

But it doesn't end there. There are activities we can do outdoors. We can meet friends and go skiing and have a snow fight with them.... Continue reading "Fun Activities to Beat the Winter Blues" »

Discover the Beauty of Huaraz: A Perfect Destination for Outdoor Enthusiasts

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Good Morning to All of You

My name is Elizabeth Camac, I am 16 years old. Today I will talk about one gorgeous place in my country: Huaraz.

Interesting Facts about Huaraz

First of all, I would like to tell you some interesting facts about this beautiful place. Huaraz was founded as San Sebastián de Huaraz. It is the capital of the Ancash Region. The urban area's population is distributed over the districts of Huaraz and Independencia. Referring to its geographical characteristics, the city is nestled high in the middle of the Callejon de Huaylas Valley and on the right side of the river Santa.

A Mecca for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Moreover, each year, Huaraz has been the guest of more than 14,000 tourists who arrive there during the holidays, and it... Continue reading "Discover the Beauty of Huaraz: A Perfect Destination for Outdoor Enthusiasts" »

La La Land: A Bittersweet Love Story

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At the end of the film, Sebastian is able to own his own jazz club, while Mia is living in Paris and starting her acting career. While both of them are making their dreams come true, Mia and Sebastian are following different ways in their lives. When Mia returns to LA, now married to someone we don't know, she and her husband went to Seb’s (Sebastian’s jazz club), where Sebastian is playing. Mia smiles at Sebastian, while contemplating what their life together could have been like. Mia leaves the club, but sharing one last look with Sebastian. Personally, I liked the final, but I would have done different, because all the film talks about the romance of Sebastian and Mia and at the end we can see that Mia is married with another boy, and... Continue reading "La La Land: A Bittersweet Love Story" »

Enhance Your English: Synonyms, Passive Voice, and More

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Synonyms

  • Whether
  • Chances
  • Restore
  • Skills

Passive Voice

Passive:

  1. Stability was thought to be the most important thing in a society.
  2. Children aren’t brought up in families here.
  3. My uncle was sent some beautiful roses.
  4. A lot of alcohol is being drunk at the party.

Rewrites

  1. John must have copied...
  2. We will have our windows washed tomorrow.
  3. I shouldn’t have left my soma...
  4. You aren’t allowed to have long,.../ You Can’t have
  5. I bought a Mercedes to impress my new girlfriend.

Translations

  1. You should give that disgusting director a taste of his own medicine.
  2. That sweet smell brought back memories of my childhood.
  3. Children are being taught while they sleep in the New World.
  4. I like perfumes that set off emotions.
  5. Some shops use very subtle scents so that the customers
... Continue reading "Enhance Your English: Synonyms, Passive Voice, and More" »