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Are You a Good Student? Take the Survey and Find Out!

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The aim of this survey is to help you find what type of person you are in a school. Just answer each sentence with agree or disagree and find out what the answers mean at the end of this survey.

1. If I have an exam, I prefer to study two or three instead of not studying.

2. When I'm studying, I do it alone.

3. While I'm studying, I use my mobile phone to speak with my friends.

4. I do my homework every day.

5. I pay attention in class instead of talking with others.

If your answers are mostly disagree, then you will probably be a person who doesn't strive in school. You must try to study more to be someone important in life.
If your answers are mostly agree, you will probably be a very good student with excellent grades. Keep it up!
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Essential Exercises for Improving English Grammar Skills

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1. Complete the Sentences with the Right Option (1.5p)

1. I'm going ....... at the new hairdresser's.
a) to cut my hair
b) to get my hair cut
2. She needs to ..........
a) have her car repairs.
b) have her car repaired.
3. She is going to the shop to..........................
a) have developed these photos
b) have these photos developed
4. He ......... while he was away on holiday.
a) had his flat burgled.
b) burgled his flat.
5. I ............ my phone repaired after I dropped it.
a) had.
b) had to.
6. She didn't have time to get to the shops and .............
a) get her film developed.
b) develop her film.
7. Can I............, please?
a) have my hair done
b) have done my hair
8. Ann ............ her house.....................
a) is having / painted
b) has
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Analysis of Chapters 1-8 and 9-15 in Brave New World

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Capítulos 1-8


1) Obtaining your desired goal -> Harmful -> C
Lovely -> Alike -> F
Almost not at all -> Choice -> D
Destructive -> Disappointed -> H
Almost identical -> Hardly -> A
Horrified -> Successful -> E
Sad that something has not happened -> Shocked -> B
Selection -> Charming -> G

2) Mr. Foster explained... Choice
Mr. Foster was disappointed
The babies... Alike
The early... Successful
"What charming children"
Strong... Harmful
Fanny... Shocked
"I was... Hardly"

3) Love -> Hate // Simple -> Complicated
Allowed -> Prohibited // Only -> More than
Horrible -> Marvellous // Promiscuous -> With one partner

Capítulos 9-15

1) Bernard lay awake
The savage... Fond
Bernard had on unexpected
Helmholtz..
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Understanding Passive Voice in English Tenses

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Mastering Passive Voice in English

Present Simple

am/are/is + past participle

Spanish is spoken here.

Present Continuous

am/are/is being + past participle

Your questions are being answered.

Future (Will)

will be + past participle

It will be painted by next week.

Future (Going To)

am/are/is going to be + past participle

Terry is going to be made redundant next year.

Past Simple

was/were + past participle

We were invited to the party, but we didn't go.

Past Continuous

was/were being + past participle

The hotel room was being cleaned when we got back from shopping.

Present Perfect

have/has been + past participle

The President of America has been shot.

Past Perfect

had been + past participle

When he got home, he found that all of his money had been stolen.

Future Perfect

will

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Logistics and Aviation: Load Matching, Cargo Transportation, and Reported Speech

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Logistics

Logistics: The logistician found a load match of two shipments going to the same place. By engaging in collaboration, the two companies were able to both make a profit. The truck's trailer was empty on the deadhead leg of the trip. The load configuration model showed the best way to load the truck. The workers were pleased with the load planning software the company installed on their computers. The regulatory agency fined the company for not being in compliance with the rules. During the cost optimization meeting, ideas were tossed around to save the company money. We were able to load two less than full truckloads. Where's the load going? Is it going to a distribution center? Let's see if we can find a load match using the software.... Continue reading "Logistics and Aviation: Load Matching, Cargo Transportation, and Reported Speech" »

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Common Irregular Verbs in Spanish and English

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Spanish Verb

Infinitive (English)

Past Simple

Past Participle

Aprender

Learn

Learned

Learned

Llegar / hacer

Become

Became

Become

Comprar

Buy

Bought

Bought

Conducir

Drive

Drove

Driven

Leer

Read

Read

Read

Conocer

Meet

Met

Met

Sentir / sentirse

Feel

Felt

Felt

Beber

Drink

Drank

Drunk

Pasar tiempo / gastar €

Spend

Spent

Spent

Enviar

Send

Sent

Sent

Entender

Understand

Understood

Understood

Elegir

Choose

Chose

Chosen

Romper

Break

Broke

Broken

Ir

Go

Went

Gone

Nadar

Swim

Swam

Swum

Oir

Hear

Heard

Heard

Conocer

Know

Knew

Known

Coger

Catch

Caught

Caught

Tomar / tener

Have

Had

Had

Encontrar

Find

Found

Found

Dar

Give

Gave

Given

Hacer

Do

Did

Done

Olvidar

Forget

Forgot

Forgotten

Ser o estar

Be

Was/Were

Been

Ver

See

Saw

Seen

Salir / marcharse

Leave

Left

Left

Comer

Eat

Ate

Eaten

Caerse

Fall

Fell

Fallen

Organizar

Set

Set

Set

Dar clase

Teach

Taught

Taught

Pensar

Think

Thought

Thought

Tomar

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Who did George try to find out what wanted

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Grammar

1. Complete.(diálogo)
1. That’s strange. It’s not in my bag. I might have left it at home.
2. Ok. But you can’t go into the wáter.
3. I could have finished it earlier, but I wanted to check my answers carefully.
4. Can I read your book?
5. Sorry, but I must go.
6. Of course she is. You should have told her the truth!
7. Why didn’t you invite me to the concert? I would have gone with you.

2.Write .
1. Something you regret having done.I shouldn’t have left last night.
2. A certainty.. She must have taught you the way.
3. A possibility happened… they may have forgotten about the concert.
4. A possibility place…It might rain tonight.
5. Lack of… You don't have to do it quickly.

3. Write.
1. The cyclist… He should have worn a helmet.
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The Stench of War: A Soldier's Tale

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It was a bleak winter’s day, and the snow had come early. The grass glistened like a carpet of crushed diamonds in the early morning sunshine. The air smelled pure and fresh. Everything seemed quieter, almost muffled. There was a sense of serenity in the atmosphere.

Feeling numb and wet, tired, and exhausted, he made his way along the path through the trench. His fingers ached in the winter wind as he clenched and unclenched them, trying to keep the feeling in their tips. He was a tall, slim man with a long face, a nose like a pin, and a thin, sandy moustache. He had a face like a lion’s and an eye like a hawk’s. His name was Fred.

As Fred trudged through the icy and frozen passageways, he nodded and weakly smiled at the soldiers that were... Continue reading "The Stench of War: A Soldier's Tale" »

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Mastering Second and Third Conditionals & Indirect Questions

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Mastering Second and Third Conditionals

Second Conditional Examples

They aren't going to offer him the job because he seems very shy. (If he … not seem)
If he didn't seem too shy, they would give him the job.

We're not booking that flight because there's a six-hour stopover. (If there wasn't / weren't)
If there wasn't a six-hour stopover, we would book it.

Sally can't go to the cinema because she has to work overtime today. (If Sally … not work)
If Sally didn't have to work overtime, she could go to the cinema.

I'm not taking the job because the salary isn't high enough. (If the salary was / were …)
If the salary were high enough, I would take the job.

We don't see you very often because you live so far away. (If you … not live)
If you didn't

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Vocabulary and Definitions

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ADULTERY

Sex between a married person and someone who is not their husband or wife

BALCONY

A platform built on the upstairs outside wall of a building

BOSOM

A woman's chest, or the part of her clothing that covers it

CHEEK

Either side of the face below the eyes

COTTAGE

A small, simple house, usually in the country

DEVIL

A bad, evil person (the Devil is the enemy of God)

ELECTION

A time when people vote to choose a new government

EVIL

Very bad; harmful

FOREHEAD

The part of the face above the eyes

FORGIVE

To stop feeling angry with someone who has done something to harm or annoy you

GODLY

Living a good life that follows the laws of your religion

GOVERNOR

A person who controls part of a country

GRAVE

A hole in the ground where a dead person is buried

GRAVESTONE

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