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Welcome to Your New Flat and School!

Your Flat

I'm excited to tell you I've found a wonderful, comfortable, and affordable flat for you in the city center! It's conveniently located near shops, taxis, the town hall, parks, and other essential places. The flat is on the second floor with a lift, so no need to worry about stairs.

It has five rooms: a kitchen, a living room, a bathroom, a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, and a single bedroom for your children.

The Living Room

My favorite room is the living room, and I think you'll love it too. It's very bright, with four huge windows, and painted a cheerful light yellow. There's a comfortable big sofa with cushions and an armchair. Opposite the sofa, there's a piece of furniture with a TV,... Continue reading "Your Comfortable Flat & Easy School Commute" »

I usually wake up at 5:00, I

get out of bed at 10 and then

I take a shower. After the sho

wer I usually do like 60 push-u

ps and then I have a cup of co

ffee and sometimes cereal or

a glass or orange juice.I drive

to work and I usually leave ho

me at 5:45, I get to work arou

nd 6:50 amI drive home for an

hour or more and I get around

 5:40 PM. I eat some snack and

 sometimes I take a nap for ar

ound 20 minutes.I check social

media, watch the news and have

lunch with my family. Then I deci

ded if I have to prepare someth

ing for tomorrow, do exercises

or watch a movie or TV show.

i am going to wath I usually

go to bed around 11pm

• be was/were been ser, estar
• become became become convertirse en
• begin began begun empezar, comenzar
• bite bit bitten morder
• blow blew blown soplar
• break broke broken romper
• bring brought brought llevar, traer
• build built built construir
• buy bought bought comprar
• can could been able poder
• catch caught caught coger, atrapar, tomar
• choose chose chosen elegir, escoger
• come came come venir
• cost cost cost cortar
• cut cut cut cortar
• do did done hacer
• draw drew drawn dibujar
• drink drank drunk beber
• drive drove driven conducir
• eat ate eaten comer
• fall fell fallen caer
• feel felt felt sentir
• fight fought fought pelear, luchar
• find found found encontrar
• fly flew flown volar
• forget forgot forgotten olvidarse
• forgive forgave forgiven perdonar
• freeze froze frozen congelar
• get got got

Common Phrasal Verbs:

• To step in for somebody: substitute for someone
• To come up with: elaborate
• To jump at: seize an opportunity
• To take on: assume
• To hang around: spend time in a place
• To help out: assist in a particular way
• To cheer somebody up: become less sad
• To end up: finish in an improvised way
• To run out: deplete resources
• To settle in: get accustomed to something new
• To catch up with: arrest/meet
• To cut back on: reduce
• To get in with: join a group
• To pay off: finish paying something
• To track somebody down: find somebody
• To turn up: appear
• To meet up: come together
• To bring about: make some changes happen

Common Idioms:

• Come out of the blue: unexpected
• Fell into place: go exactly as you wanted
• Go downhill: getting worse for moments
• On the cards: predictable
• The

achus/

There,s only one thing for it, Mrs Dubble/ 

Yes, I,m going to have to turn off the mixing machine, achus/

This is a desesperate situation, Mrs Dubble! It calls for strong nerves and a clear head, achus, achus!/

Yes, I think we can saftely say our little problem is now solved... Thanks to me, oh no achus!/

 achus/

That,s not fair, achus!/ 

There was no mistake, Mr Tootle. We put in exactly what Ernie told us to. The water, the mint, the lemons and the pepper/

Don,t worry, Mr Tootle, we,ll get this sorted out, but before  we do, there is just one thing we,d like to ask/

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous monuments in New York and around the world. It is located on the island of Liberty and was a gift from the French people.

Standing at 46 meters tall, the Statue of Liberty reaches a height of 93 meters from the base, including the structure.

At the foot of the structure, there are broken chains that symbolize freedom. The statue is oriented towards the East, facing Europe.

Construction of the statue began in September 1875, and it was given to the United States by France on the 100th anniversary of American independence. The Statue of Liberty was inaugurated 130 years ago. To reach the crown of the statue, visitors must climb 354 stairs.

Understanding Irregular Verbs

Unlike regular verbs that follow a predictable pattern, irregular verbs in English have unique forms in the past simple and past participle tenses. Mastering these verbs is crucial for achieving fluency and accuracy in English.

Common Irregular Verbs

Here is a list of common irregular verbs with their infinitive, past simple, past participle, and Spanish translation:

• Infinitive   Past Simple   Past Participle   Spanish
• Arise          Arose          Arisen             Surgir, Levantarse
• Awake         Awoke         Awoken           Despertarse
• Be (am, are, is)   Was/Were     Been               Ser/Estar
• Bear           Bore          Borne/

Have you ever visited a place that you will remember for your whole life? That's what I felt when I first visited Australia.

Last summer, I wanted to go on a dream journey, so I took my laptop, and it only took me two minutes to decide: the coast of Australia.

At first, I wasn't very convinced: an awful thirty-hour flight! However, I can now say that it's worth it! The beaches are enormous, the sun is permanently shining, and visitors can see incredible creatures and fantastic animals, such as koalas, kangaroos, and parrots.

Besides, I was able to visit the Sydney Opera House.

Things to do on the Australian Coast

• Surfing
• Sunbathing
• Going on a boat trip

In my opinion, nobody could ever regret visiting the biggest island in the world. So many things

Learning English is crucial for academic pursuits, business endeavors, and even travel. Studying English abroad, particularly in the UK, offers significant advantages due to constant language immersion. Engaging in daily activities like shopping, asking for directions, and watching TV compels you to speak English consistently, enhancing your accent and encouraging you to think in the language rather than relying on your native tongue. However, the high cost of studying abroad can be a barrier for some, and adapting to a different culture and experiencing homesickness can pose challenges.

Learning English in your home country also has its merits and drawbacks. Studying with peers who share your native language and face similar challenges can... Continue reading "Learning English Abroad vs. at Home: Weighing the Pros and Cons" »