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Good morning, have you got

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WAS / WERE (ser o estar, estaban, estabas, estaba, PASADO

present
I am                          was 
He / She / It     is   -  was 
You / We / They      are  - were

PAST SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE
*V + ED = With  most  verb  we add ED; work - worked
* + D = with verbs ending with E, we add D; live - lived
*Y - IED = with verbs that end with a consonant + Y we change the Y to IED; try- tried, apply - aplied , study - studies 
DOBLE CONSONANT = with verbs that end with a vowel  + one consonant we doble the consonant; stop - stopped, plan - planned

PREPOSITIONS
provide information about the relationship of an object to another part of the sentences
to remember the role of preposition, notice that position appers in the word preposition 
PLACES
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Climax of the canterville ghost

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The Canterville Ghost; Oscar Wild was born in 1854 in Dublin and died in 1900 in France. He was an Irish writer and poet. His most important works are the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray and the comedy The importance of Being Earnes. When A family from the United States buys Canterville chase they are told It is haunted by a horrible spirit but this does not deter them. Nothing the ghost does scares the family and he becomes the presset. The daughter pities him and offers her help in trying get him Released from haunting. She success in her mission ande the Canterville Ghost disappears his skeleton being
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Common Irregular Verbs and Their Past Tense Forms

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  • forget: forgot, forgotten
  • forgive: forgave, forgiven
  • freeze: froze, frozen
  • get: got, got
  • give: gave, given
  • go: went, gone
  • grow: grew, grown
  • hang: hung, hung
  • have: had, had
  • hear: heard, heard
  • hide: hid, hidden
  • hit: hit, hit
  • hold: held, held
  • hurt: hurt, hurt
  • keep: kept, kept
  • know: knew, known
  • lay: laid, laid
  • lead: led, led
  • learn: learnt/learned, learnt/learned
  • leave: left, left
  • lend: lent, lent
  • let: let, let
  • lie: lay, lain
  • light: lit, lit
  • lose: lost, lost
  • make: made, made
  • mean: meant, meant
  • meet: met, met
  • pay: paid, paid
  • put: put, put
  • read: read, read
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Last summer, I was very stressed about my exams. The more I worried the less I couldn't concentrate when I tried to study. 
I started spending a lot of time alone in my bedroom, lying on my bed feeling depressed. I didn't do any work but at the same time I was terrified of failing my exams so I couldn't relax.
Finally, my mother took me to see my tutor at school. She told me to make a plan to study a little bit every day and to forget about everything else than I had to do. At the same time, se said I should start going out again and doing sport.                                    
In the end, I passed my exams. Now I always study in this way and fell much happier and more relaxed about exams.
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Simple past grammar

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video games console                      laptop

smartphone                                     digital camera
tablet                                              radio-controlled helicopter
flat screen TV
- charge=cargar                            upgrade= mejorar
connect=conectar                         operate=funcionar
scan=escanear                                   record=grabar
update=actualizar                                  download=descargar
happy=feliz                                    shocked=commocioado
delighted=encantado                     angry=enojado
sad=triste                   
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Invention by experience

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18-year-old British student Sam Woodhead was working on a farm in Australia during his gap year. One afternoon he went out for a run, but he didn't return. He hadn't told anyone where he was going. 
He was missing for three days and three nights. 
Sam had only taken a small rucksack, so he didn't have much water. It was boiling hot - over 40°C. At first, Sam drank the tiny bottle of water that he had taken. After that he tried drinking his own urine (he had learnt this survival tip from a TV programme!). Then he found some packets of contact lens solution in his rucksack. He drank them slowly until they were finished. Finally Sam was exhausted and he thought he was going to die. 
Eventually a search and rescue helicopter found Sam. Two hundred
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Rene Silva/Zea: A Story of Success and Change

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1. tell

2. explain

3. have

4. can

5. do

1. Rene Silva/Zea

1. She gave a speech at the United Nations

2. She won the Pace Prize

3. There are poor areas in cities that have a lot of crime and violence

4. He set up his first newspaper

5. Little Miss Qeek

5. An app with a friend called

From: [email protected]

Para: [email protected]

Hello Love!! How are you? I hope you're great.

Bueno, I write to you since it is very scary that we do not talk, and I have to tell you many things...! I recently met a guy named Marc and I'm slowly getting to know him, and I think I'm piling on him. I'm very happy because I'm a mum to find work in a canteen and my dad comes back to his company and I'm very happy and proud of me and my family. I'm also getting very good... Continue reading "Rene Silva/Zea: A Story of Success and Change" »

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The school

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the best party I had was the previous year, the name of the party was daikiri, it was the best party because I spent it with my friends and I remember it was a Saturday the day I spent with my friends an hour before the party, with They went to lunch and spend time until the party was over, we arrived at the party 7 35 and I got away with my friends from my previous school and met my best friend Leonardo, we made a large group
   We started dancing and drinking was amazing! I had never danced so much time, it was an experience that I will never forget the great pass with which my friends enjoy life, since you must meet new people who feel good
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Law 19983 on

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UNIT 1-2

DEFINITIONS
gloomy-dark and cheerless
to blink-to close and reopen both eyes
startled-become desconected or frightened by a sudden shock
grasp-to hold tight
to hesitate-to doubt
swiftly-quickly, fast
poison-a substance that causes ilness, injury or death
murmurum-say somenthing very softly so that it can hardly be heard
relief-liberation from anxiety or tension
stammer-to speak with many quick hesitacions
breath-to take air in and out
living on the edge-being constantly in danger
seriously injured-badly hurt
a close call-a very dangerous situations 
lucky to be alive-fortunate that they had not died 
occupational hazard-work-related danger
to risk somebody's life-put somebody in danger
UNIT 3
DEFINITIONS
able-bodied: is an adjective-healthy and physically
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I is correct ii is correct

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LADDY RUSSELL - Anne´s friend and mentor, Lady Russell served as a maternal figure after her best friend Lady Elliot, Anne’s real mother, passed away. Lady Russell is a good-hearted and sensible woman, though she possesses her own prejudices in favor of the aristocratic class that she herself comes from. She advises Anne to break off her engagement with Captain Wentworth, who she believes is below Anne. //////////////////// She is a very strict and severe woman, and she has a delicate sense of honor. As an honest and sensible person, her behavior is correct. She is an affable woman, charitable and kind, capable of the most solid adhesions and deserving for her manners to be considered as an archetype of good upbringing. She is cultured,

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