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What is there in commom between the verb want and verb depend

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1Condition: IF+PresentSimple , WILL+Infinitive

2Condition: IF+PastSimple , WOULD+Infinitive
3Condition: IF+ HAD 3rColum , WOULD HAVE 3rColum

Impersonal Pasive: (belive,think,rumour,report) IT+(BE)+3rColum+THAT
Causative: Have + Object + 3rColum



Prohibition: can't, mustn't   Permission: can, (be) allowed to
Ability: can, could, (be) able to, Obligation: must, have to, need to
No Obligation: needn't         Advice: should, ought to, had better
Possibility: may, might, could     Deduction: can't, must
Modal perfects: S+Modal Verb+Have+3rColum  Q:Should you have told..?

Essential Irregular Verbs: English to Spanish Reference

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Mastering English Irregular Verbs

This comprehensive list provides essential irregular English verbs, their past simple and past participle forms, along with their Spanish translations. It is a crucial resource for English learners aiming to improve their fluency and grammatical accuracy.

  • Arise, arose, arisen: surgir
  • Be, was/were, been: ser
  • Beat, beat, beaten: golpear
  • Become, became, become: convertirse
  • Begin, began, begun: empezar
  • Bend, bent, bent: doblar
  • Bite, bit, bitten: morder
  • Bleed, bled, bled: sangrar
  • Blow, blew, blown: soplar
  • Break, broke, broken: romper
  • Bring, brought: traer
  • Build, built: construir
  • Burn, burnt: quemar
  • Burst: estallar
  • Buy, bought: comprar
  • Catch, caught: coger
  • Choose, chose, chosen: elegir
  • Come, came, come: venir
  • Cost: costar
  • Creep, crept:
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Summer Trip to NYC, Designer Fashion Debate, and Logan Film Review

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Hey Eli!

What's up? I'm writing because I have a great idea, and I'd love for you to join! My parents are going on holiday to New York this summer. Why don't you come with us? I know you've never been abroad before, and it'll be boring for me to be alone with my family. You'll only have to pay for your plane fare because my parents have booked a hotel, and there's plenty of space!

We'll be staying on Fifth Avenue for three weeks. My parents are going to hire a car and go sightseeing all over. If we don't feel like going with them, we can spend the day on 14th Street and explore the shops. We'll have a fantastic time! I can't wait to hear what you decide. Write soon!

Love,

Alejandro

The Ethics of Imitation Designer Fashion

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English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

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Tick ✓ the Logical Sentences

  1. My watch is waterproof so I can't go in the sea with it.
  2. You can help yourself to more food. You don’t have to wait to be served.
  3. The crowd cheered during the performance. They thought the singer was terrible.
  4. This singer is famous worldwide. She has fans in many countries.
  5. The student’s attendance is very low. He comes to every lesson.
  6. I just deleted the document. Now I will have to rewrite it.
  7. There isn’t enough awareness of environmental issues. Everyone knows about them.
  8. Wendy is infatuated with Dan. She can’t stop thinking about him.

Replace the Words in Bold

Replace the words in bold with a suitable word or expression below. There are more words than you need. Make any necessary changes.

  1. He
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Key Concepts in Old English and Medieval Literature

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Beowulf: Plot Summary and Old English Context

The Epic Battles of Beowulf

Hrothgar, King of Denmark, did not know how to deal with a monster called Grendel, so he sought Beowulf's help. Beowulf fought against the monster, and Grendel died. However, the monster was not alone; after his death, his mother appeared. She had more experience fighting due to her age. Finally, Beowulf fought against the monster's mother and won the battle. Nevertheless, Beowulf was later killed in a battle against a dragon.

Themes and Context

The poem emphasizes the close relationship between kinsmen and highlights the importance of the relationship between the warrior and his lord. It was written during the Old English literature period. Old English poetry was characterized... Continue reading "Key Concepts in Old English and Medieval Literature" »

Johnny Depp: The Coolest Pirate in Hollywood

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Johnny Depp - Jack Sparrow, is back in his fifth movie. He was born on board a pirate ship during a typhoon. Johnny wanted Jack Sparrow to be very weird, in a funny way. Jack always looks drunk, but he is like a real hero and the world's coolest pirate. He has a lot of tattoos, for example, a sparrow on his right forearm. He has a perfect pirate accent and decided to imitate Keith Richards' (of the Rolling Stones) London accent. Johnny read a lot about pirates to prepare for the movie and discovered that they were rock stars of their time, so he decided to copy the look of his favorite rockstar, Keith Richards. In the pirate style, he is the one who chose to put all the little objects in Jack's dreadlocks. He also wanted to have gold teeth.

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Correcting Grammar and Modal Verbs in English Sentences

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1) I met Rachel two years ago - I have known Rachel for 2 years.

2) He sang for five minutes then they told him to stop - He had been singing for 5 minutes when they told him to stop.

3) I can't wait to meet you - I'm looking forward to meeting you.

4) The boy will be taller by the end of summer - The boy will have grown by the end.

5) Sue broke her arm during the hike - while she was looking.

6) This is his first acting role - He has never acted before.

7) I haven't heard from Charles in 2 weeks - The last time I heard from Charles was 2.

8) When did you start to work in the company? - How long have you been working here.

9) I got my driving license when I was 17 - I have had my driving license since I was 17.

10) I've eaten three pieces of cake. Now

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Mastering English Irregular Verbs: Essential Conjugations

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Essential English Irregular Verbs for Learners

This comprehensive list presents common irregular verbs in English, including their base form, past simple, past participle, and Spanish translation. Mastering these verbs is crucial for achieving fluency and accuracy in English communication.

  • be / was, were / been - ser, estar
  • beat / beat / beaten - vencer
  • become / became / become - llegar a ser
  • begin / began / begun - empezar
  • bite / bit / bitten - morder
  • break / broke / broken - romper
  • bring / brought / brought - traer
  • build / built / built - construir
  • buy / bought / bought - comprar
  • catch / caught / caught - coger
  • choose / chose / chosen - elegir
  • come / came / come - venir
  • cost / cost / cost - costar
  • cut / cut / cut - cortar
  • do / did / done - hacer
  • draw / drew
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The Secret Garden: Character Guide

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Main Characters

1. Mary Lennox

Mary Lennox is a young, orphaned girl with blonde hair who is described as initially unpleasant. After her parents die of cholera in India, she is sent to live with her uncle, Mr. Craven, at Misselthwaite Manor in Yorkshire. Over time, her temper improves, and she becomes happier.

2. Martha

Martha is a kind servant at Misselthwaite Manor who befriends Mary. She is Dickon's sister and plays a significant role in helping Mary adjust to her new life.

3. Mr. Craven

Mr. Craven is Mary's uncle and Colin's father. He is a recluse who hates the locked garden because his wife died there. He has a crooked back and is often gloomy.

4. Mrs. Craven

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Vocabulary and Grammar Practice

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At a restaurant:

waiters: lay the table, take an order, recommend a dish, carry a tray, serve customers, pour the wine

customers: book a table, order food, try the wine, send something back, ask for the bill, leave a tip. food, plate, dish, meal, course

DIY and repairs:

change, drill, mend, put together, put up, set up, sew, stick, tie

Looking after yourself:

have your hair: bleached, curled, dyed, put up, straightened have: a blow-dry, a perm, a shave, a treatment, a trim, highlights

equipment: an exercise bike, a running machine, weights, a rowing machine, a cross-trainer, a yoga mat exercises: do sit-ups, do press-ups, do stretches, do aerobics, do spinning, do yoga/pilates manicure, pedicure, facial, massage, waxing, fake tan

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