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Mysterious Legends and Myths from Latin America

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As the legend of the chupacabras originates in a town of Moca (Puerto Rico) where originally it was called to this terrible being 'the vampire of Moca'. Many animals were found without life but the highly surprising thing was that those corpses were intact but had two holes in their necks and without a drop of blood. Some said that this was because a terrible beast drank their blood and obtained it based on a large bite with sharp fangs.


Rubia de Kennedy:

A beautiful young woman with long, blond hair, dressed in a white coat, had hitchhiked on Kennedy Avenue, near Geronimo de Alderete Street. After getting the cars to stop, the girl always climbed into the back seat. But after about two or three kilometers, in the precise moments when the vehicles
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Level 1 Vocabulary and Grammar: Music, Trust, and William

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Level1

VOCABULARY

1)(the music) 1. Turn … up 2. Brought … up 3. Take … out 4. Back … up 5. Go on 6. Give … away 7. Put … down 8. Back up2)(he´s a) 1. Trust him 2. Enough space for everyone 3. We gave up the search 4. Do not lean on it 5. Was caught anyway 6. Of value 3)(william) 1.Guilty 2. Raised 3. Trial 4. Forced 5. Turn … in 6. Released 7. Went on

GRAMMAR

4)(don´t approach)1. Warned me not to approach the suspect  2. Ordered me to lock the door then 3. Admitted putting the jeans in his / her bag 4. Complained that there had been too many burglaries in their neighbourhood 5. Wondered where I had been the night before6. Asked Tom not to say anything to Mum 5)(why is he) 1. Had forced 2. To admit 3. Would be wearing 4. Had... Continue reading "Level 1 Vocabulary and Grammar: Music, Trust, and William" »

Manipulating Perception: The Use of Flashbacks in 'Laura'

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'Laura' (Otto Preminger, 1944) is a mystery film and a clear example of how the temporal structure of the plot can affect the construction of the characters. The main purpose of this essay is to analyze the use of flashbacks in 'Laura' as a way to manipulate the viewer's opinion of Waldo (Clifton Webb), making us think that he is innocent when he is not.

The Power of Flashbacks

Flashbacks are often used to recount past events, but in this case, they are used to manipulate the viewer's minds and make them think differently. The syuzhet will also play an important role in this film to achieve this purpose. From the very beginning of the story, Waldo is introduced as one of the main characters, along with Mark McPherson and Laura, making us identify... Continue reading "Manipulating Perception: The Use of Flashbacks in 'Laura'" »

Personal Experiences and Entertainment

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**Something That Happened to Me (Earthquake)**

On July 4th, 2015, my parents and I were in a museum in Madrid, looking at a painting. Suddenly, all the paintings started to move. We were really scared.

At first, we ran to the door and saw what was happening outside. We were surprised to see that an earthquake was striking Madrid. We decided to stay inside and wait until the earthquake finished.

Finally, after two hours, the earthquake ended. We were happy and relieved because no one was injured.

**The One That Is Average (La que se avecina)**

La que se avecina is a very funny television series that deals with the problems that occur in a neighbors' community. Each episode deals with a different problem, so it doesn't get boring and is very entertaining.... Continue reading "Personal Experiences and Entertainment" »

Exploring Barcelona and Beyond

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Hello, my name is Carlos, and last summer, I went to Barcelona on a trip with my family. There are many places to visit. The most used means of transport is the subway. I went to the Sagrada Familia, visited my cousins, and watched the Barcelona vs. Madrid match. It was the best day of my life. The party was great with my family. After the game, I went to Valencia. It was a very nice experience. I want to go back to Barcelona.

1. Listen to the three speakers talking about Britain. Answer the questions with Hannah, Anna, or Roberta.

1. Doesn't like the food. 1H.

2. Likes eating food from many different countries. 2R.

3. Likes the atmosphere at work. 3A.

4. Likes the parks. 4H.

5. Thinks the traffic is terrible. 5A.

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Common Irregular Verbs in English

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InfinitivePast TensePast Participle
bewas/werebeen
bearboreborn
beatbeatbeaten
becomebecamebecome
beginbeganbegun
bitebitbitten
blowblewblown
breakbrokebroken
bringbroughtbrought
buildbuiltbuilt
burnburned/burntburned/burnt
burstburstburst
buyboughtbought
cancouldbeen able to
catchcaughtcaught
choosechosechosen
comecamecome
costcostcost
cutcutcut
dealdealtdealt
digdugdug
dodiddone
dreamdreamed/dreamtdreamed/dreamt
drinkdrankdrunk
drivedrovedriven
eatateeaten
fallfellfallen
feedfedfed
feelfeltfelt
fightfoughtfought
findfoundfound
fleefledfled
flyflewflown
forbidforbadeforbidden
forgetforgotforgotten
forgiveforgaveforgiven
freezefrozefrozen
getgotgot/gotten
givegavegiven
gowentgone
growgrewgrown
hanghunghung
havehadhad
hearheardheard
hidehidhidden
hithithit
holdheldheld
hurthurthurt
keepkeptkept
knowknewknown
laylaidlaid
leadledled
learnlearned/
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Benefits of Eating at Home vs. Restaurants

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Eating out can be a very pleasurable experience. Having dinner with a friend, eating a romantic meal while on a date or celebrating some special event with a party at a restaurant are all things we enjoy doing.

Even so, there are few people who eat out all the time and eating at home has many points in its favor. It is cheaper to eat at home. It is healthier to eat at home and it is usually much more comfortable.

Cheaper and Healthier

Firstly, eating at home is much less expensive than eating in a restaurant. Obviously, when we eat at home we do the preparation, cooking and serving of the food ourselves and, therefore, do not need to pay the labor costs of cook, waiter and other restaurant staff.

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English Irregular Verbs List with Infinitive, Past Simple, and Past Participle

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INFINITIVE

PAST SIMPLE

PAST PARTICIPLE

MEANING

1. BE

WAS/WERE

BEEN

SER / ESTAR

2. BEAR

BORE

BORN

AGUANTAR / SOPORTAR

To be born: NACER

3. BEAT

BEAT

BEATEN

LATIR / GOLPEAR / VENCER

4. BECOME

BECAME

BECOME

LLEGAR A SER / CONVERTIRSE

5. BEGIN

BEGAN

BEGUN

EMPEZAR / COMENZAR

6. BEND

BENT

BENT

DOBLAR

7. BET

BET

BET

APOSTAR

8. BITE

BIT

BITTEN

MORDER

9. BLEED

BLED

BLED

SANGRAR

10. BLOW

BLEW

BLOWN

SOPLAR

11. BREAK

BROKE

BROKEN

ROMPER

12. BREED

BRED

BRED

CRIAR ANIMALES

13. BRING

BROUGHT

BROUGHT

TRAER

14. BUILD

BUILT

BUILT

CONSTRUIR

15. BURN

BURNT

BURNT

QUEMAR / ARDER

16. BURST

BURST

BURST

REVENTAR

17. BUY

BOUGHT

BOUGHT

COMPRAR

18. CATCH

CAUGHT

CAUGHT

COGER / ATRAPAR

19. CHOOSE

CHOSE

CHOSEN

ELIGIR / ESCOGER

20. CLING

CLUNG

CLUNG

PEGARSE A / ADHERIRSE

21. COME

CAME

COME

VENIR

22. COST

COST

COST

COSTAR

23. CREEP

CREPT

CREPT

ANDAR SIGILOSAMENTE

24.

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Future Tenses in English Grammar

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FUTURE SIMPLE (WILL)

FUTURE SIMPLE (WILL)

Affirmative

Interrogative

Negative

I will study

Will I study?

I won't study

You will study

Will you study?

You won't study

He/she/it will study

Will he/she/it study?

He/she/it won't study

We will study

Will we study?

We won't study

You will study

Will you study?

You won't study

They will study

Will they study?

They won't study

Use: Future predictions, spontaneous decisions.

FUTURE SIMPLE (BE GOING TO)

Affirmative

Interrogative

Negative

I'm going to study

Am I going to study?

I'm not going to study

You're going to study

Are you going to study?

You aren't going to study

He/she/it is going to study

Is he/she/it going to study?

He/she/it isn't going to study

We're going to study

Are we going to study?

We aren't going to study

You're going to

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English Grammar: Present and Past Tense, Irregular Verbs, and Time Expressions

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Present Tense

  • He isn't wearing a hat
  • Is she cleaning the windows?
  • She isn't writing a letter
  • Are they watching a football match?
  • She is making a pizza

Imperatives

  • Go
  • Don't swim
  • Do

Present Simple

  • They don't work
  • We live

Past Tense

  • Sophie and her mom read
  • Uncle Franck catches
  • Do my little brother hang out

Past of Regular and Irregular Verbs

  • Take (takes)
  • Goes (go)
  • Do you do (you do)
  • Watch (watch)
  • They usually go for holidays to R
  • I am never rude to my parents
  • In the morning, children always eat my breakfast
  • Bring (brought)
  • Buy (bought)
  • Eat (ate)
  • Get (got)
  • Go (went)

Time Expressions

  • It's four forty
  • It's seven o'clock
  • It's ten past twelve

True/False/Doesn't Say

  • She has so many friends

Third Person

  • He sends
  • She plays
  • He listens
  • She knows
  • It expects
  • She loses
  • He delivers
  • It has
  • He wants
  • She does

Countable/

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