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A Norwegian Family's Journey: Life at St. Peter's School

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1. Loss and New Beginnings

The father dies of pneumonia. His favorite daughter had just died a few weeks earlier, and this caused him to fall into a deep depression. He was so depressed that he didn’t mind living or dying.

After the father's death, the family didn’t go back to Norway. The mother was pregnant and had to take care of six small children. Nevertheless, she wanted her children to go to an English school, as her husband had wanted.

2. The Sweet Obsession and the Dead Mouse

The kids were obsessed with the sweets from a particular shop. They had a hole under the floor in their classroom where they hid some sweets and ate them at the end of class. One day, they find a dead mouse inside the hole and decide to place it inside a candy... Continue reading "A Norwegian Family's Journey: Life at St. Peter's School" »

English Vocabulary and Grammar Practice

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Emotions Vocabulary

  • Excited - Emocionado
  • Funny - Divertido
  • Lonely - Solitario
  • Nervous - Nervioso
  • Relaxed - Relajado
  • Surprised - Sorprendido
  • Tired - Cansado

Food Vocabulary

  • Beans - Alubias
  • Carrots - Zanahoria
  • Cheese - Queso
  • Chicken - Pollo
  • Chilli sauce - Salsa picante
  • Crunchy - Crujiente
  • Healthy - Sano
  • Pepper - Pimiento
  • Salt - Sal
  • Spicy - Comida picante
  • Sugar - Azúcar
  • Sweet - Dulce
  • Tasty - Sabroso
  • Yoghurt - Yogurt

Adjectives

  • Acceptable - Aceptable
  • Badly-behaved - Mal comportamiento
  • Common - Común
  • Compulsory - Obligatorio
  • Direct - Directo
  • Dishonest - Deshonesto
  • Easy-going - Extrovertido
  • Fair - Justicia
  • Familiar - Familiar
  • Honest - Honesto
  • Indirect - Indirecto
  • Rare - Raro
  • Strict - Estricto
  • Unacceptable - Inaceptable
  • Unfair - Injusticia
  • Unfamiliar - Infamiliar
  • Voluntary - Voluntario
  • Well-
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List of Irregular Verbs and Their Past Participles

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  • Be - Been
  • Beat - Beaten
  • Become - Become
  • Begin - Begun
  • Bend - Bent
  • Bet - Bet
  • Bite - Bitten
  • Bleed - Bled
  • Blow - Blown
  • Break - Broken
  • Bring - Brought
  • Build - Built
  • Burn - Burnt
  • Buy - Bought
  • Catch - Caught
  • Choose - Chosen
  • Come - Come
  • Cost - Cost
  • Cut - Cut
  • Dig - Dug
  • Do - Done
  • Draw - Drawn
  • Dream - Dreamt
  • Drink - Drunk
  • Drive - Driven
  • Eat - Eaten
  • Fall - Fallen
  • Feed - Fed
  • Feel - Felt
  • Fight - Fought
  • Find - Found
  • Fly - Flown
  • Forget - Forgotten
  • Forgive - Forgiven
  • Freeze - Frozen
  • Get - Got
  • Give - Given
  • Go - Gone
  • Grow - Grown
  • Hang - Hanged
  • Have - Had
  • Hear - Heard
  • Hide - Hidden
  • Hit - Hit
  • Hold - Held
  • Hurt - Hurt
  • Keep - Kept
  • Know - Known
  • Lay - Laid
  • Lead - Led

The Importance of Sports for Society: A Global Perspective

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Do you think now a days in the 20th century sports is important for our society?

Well, I do. In my opinion, sports is always important.
Did you know that 60% of people in Australia and the USA are obese because of the lack of practiced sports in their country?
People need to be healthy and fit to have a good day-to-day life and to live longer.
Sports maintains everyone who practices it fit and healthy.
There are lots of benefits of being like this, not only physically, but also socially and mentally. This is why there are so many adolescents fit and on target, because they think sports are very important, as I do. But I want to make clear that sports is not practiced as much as here in Spain in other countries. In some sports, it is practiced more,
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The Obsession with Whiter Skin: Beauty Standards in India

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The Obsession with Whiter Skin: Beauty Standards in India

All of them are looking for the same ideal of beauty: to obtain an increasingly whiter skin. For this reason, many Indian women are ready to spend a lot of money on whitening cream. The mentalities are pejorative; they think that the more the skin is white, the more beautiful they are. It is necessary to have beautiful eyes, beautiful forms, and a white skin. These clichés are transmitted on TV and social networks by dozens of advertisements bordering on racism.

Dark-skinned women and men are portrayed as unable to find a job or a partner.

Complete List of Irregular Verbs in English

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Irregular Verbs in English

This comprehensive list provides the base form, past simple, and past participle of common irregular verbs in English.

Base FormPast SimplePast ParticipleMeaning
bewas / werebeenser, estar
becomebecamebecomeconvertirse en
beginbeganbegunempezar, comenzar
bitebitbittenmorder
blowblewblownsoplar
breakbrokebrokenromper
bringbroughtbroughtllevar, traer
buildbuiltbuiltconstruir
buyboughtboughtcomprar
cancouldbeen ablepoder
catchcaughtcaughtcoger, atrapar, tomar
choosechosechosenelegir, escoger
comecamecomevenir
costcostcostcostar
cutcutcutcortar
dodiddonehacer
drawdrewdrawndibujar
drinkdrankdrunkbeber
drivedrovedrivenconducir
eatateeatencomer
fallfellfallencaer
feelfeltfeltsentir
fightfoughtfoughtpelear, luchar
findfoundfoundencontrar
flyflewflownvolar
forgetforgotforgottenolvidarse
forgiveforgaveforgivenperdonar
freezefrozefrozencongelar
getgotgot
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Verb Tenses and Conditionals in English: Examples

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English Verb Tenses: Active and Passive Voice

FORM

ACTIVE

PASSIVE

Present Simple

Present Continuous

Past Simple

Past Continuous

Present Perfect Simple

Past Perfect Simple

Future Simple

Future Perfect Simple

Be Going To

Modal

Semi-Modal

Modal Perfect

They buy the house

They are buying the house

They bought the house

They were buying the house

They have bought the house

They had bought the house

They will buy the house

They will have bought the house

They are going to buy the house

They can buy the house

They have to buy the house

They should have bought the house

The house is bought

The house is being bought

The house was bought

The house was being bought

The house has been bought

The house had been bought

The house will be bought

The house will have been bought

The house is going

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Human actuality

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RESUMEN DE FRANKESTEIN:

Robert Walton finds a fainting man on his ship expedition to the North Pole. This man, named Victor Frankenstein, begins to tell him the reason why he is there. Victor Frankenstein is a doctor, expert in Natural Philosophy, who, one day, decides to go further in his investigations, pretending to create human life. A night of storm and rain in his laboratory, the monster created from other human fragments, comes to life. The monster leaves and, a few years later, Victor finds him and he begins to tell everything he has lived and has managed to learn by imitating human beings. The monster is angry and finds himself alone. He reproaches his creator for having done so, since he is rejected and hated by the whole world. The
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Invention by experience

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Since I am a little child, I have been waiting for this moment. That Saturday, Rihanna was going to give a concert in My city, and obviously, I was going to be there. It was the perfect opportunity To see my idol.

The place was full of people, waiting Nervously for the beginning of the spectacle. When she entered the stage, People went mad. They started to clap and to scream her name, making the stage Vibrate. The atmosphere cannot be better at all.

From the beginning, she sang her biggest Hits, and all the people present accompanied her, giving the sensation of just One huge voice. After that, she incredibly revealed a new song that was not Even recorded, making the moment just indescribable.

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Essential English Vocabulary: Definitions and Usage

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Enhance your communication skills by understanding these key English words and phrases, complete with clear definitions and practical examples.

Outnumber

Definition: To be more in number than another group.

Example: In nursing, women still outnumber men by four to one.

Involving

Definition: Holding the attention or provoking interest.

Example: This is an involving book that you won't be able to put down.

Gripping

Definition: A gripping film, story, etc., is very exciting and interesting.

Example: The artwork is excellent and the story is quite gripping.

Dull

Definition: Boring.

Example: The book was so dull that I couldn't keep on reading it.

Moving

Definition: Making you feel strong emotions, especially sadness or sympathy.

Example: Attending the memorial

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