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The film "LIFE OF BYRON"

is based on real events, with a touch of drama. The film was directed by Juan Fernandez Liviano. It stars Byron as Byron and Juan Fernandez Liviano as a person.

The film won 10 Oscars

for Best Actor Byron, Best Director Juan Fernandez Liviano, best soundtrack, best film, and more.

The film is set in Sagunto in 2016

The film is located in Valencia / Spain and Alicante

The film tells the story of Byron

He is a very lively Rottweiler, he just wanted to make new friends but as he was very large, other dogs approached, poor Byron. How sad.

But one day Byron became friends with a person

Byron and that person played together, they also went for a walk and then played ball, and they sometimes fought, but they were good friends, nothing... Continue reading "Life of Byron: A Heartwarming Dog Story and Japanese Adventure" »

Your Best Year Ever?

Predictions for 2011

Questions:

• TRUE: Futurologists and experts who study New Year's resolutions predict 2011 will be the best year ever for many people.
• TRUE: 2011 will see less poverty…
• FALSE: California will open the world's largest solar plant and several electric cars will go on sale…
• TRUE: Of course, learning English featured high on many people's lists.

Synonyms

1. Experts
2. Several
3. Instead of
4. Featured

Phonetics

Websites, high. 2-/id/. 3-largest.

Use of English

1. The boy is too short to reach the medicine cabinet.
2. Doris apologized for having read the diary.
3. If Bob doesn't look after his health, he will have problems with it.
4. Various gases make up the atmosphere.
5. Somebody must have taken my wallet.
6. What did she hear coming from the kitchen?

Annapolis, Maryland

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You may know bustling Annapolis is home to the U.S. Naval Academy and Maryland’s capital, but if you’ve never been, you might be surprised at its rich history. The Maryland State House has the honor of being the oldest state capitol in continuous legislative use — and was once the nation’s capitol building. George Washington resigned as commander in chief of the Continental Army in this building in 1783.

After a visit to the Naval Academy, be sure to spend some time walking along the City Dock. Stroll past art galleries, pubs, fashion boutiques, and gift shops. The highlight is “Ego Alley,” named for the parade of expensive and remarkable yachts that sail past this waterfront... Continue reading "Explore Annapolis and Ocean City, Maryland" »

What is on Mrs Bennet's mind all the time?

What does 'call on someone' mean?

Why is Elizabeth's dress dirty when she goes to see Jane at Netherfield Hall?

What is the meaning of 'to elope'?

Introduction

What We Chose and Why

Our group chose to produce commercials because we believed it would leverage our knowledge and skills, enabling us to achieve optimal results.

Our Roles and Responsibilities

I took charge of scripting the commercials, participated as an actor, and set up the recording environment in my home.

Our Achievements

I successfully crafted a compelling script that blended my English proficiency with engaging and humorous content.

Body

Our Video Production

Our video comprises six commercials for various products and services, including an indestructible pencil, an energy drink, a deodorant, and a restaurant. We also included bloopers from the recording process, which were generally well-executed and organized.

My Contributions

I... Continue reading "Commercial Production: Scripting, Acting, and Set Design" »

Skin Art: A Historical Perspective

Ancient Tattooing Practices

Roman Use of Tattoos

False: The Romans considered decorative tattooing barbaric and used tattoos to mark slaves and criminals.

The Origin of the Word "Tattoo"

False: Captain Cook introduced the word "tattoo" to the English language, taken from the Tahitian word "tatau."

Polynesian and Sailor Tattoo Traditions

True or False?: The Polynesian people used tattoos as symbols of protection against enemies.

True or False?: Sailors often had crosses tattooed on their bodies, believing that enemies would hesitate to strike the image of Christ.

Amphibian Decline: A Global Warning

A Harbinger of Environmental Disaster

True: The discovery of amphibian decline, reported in the journal "Science," is considered

Hi mi name is Daniela Garro, I'm from Mexico And  i live in Merida. I'm studying the carrer (fashion desing)  I Also have a business with my sisters mink eyelashes. I love travel and i love To meet new places,  My favorite place is Monterrey and Guadalajara Because they are cold places and have a view wornderful views. I love horror Movies and romantic film, I'm a dreamy person 

At my holiday i didn’t go anywhere i Stayted in my citytown, my city is small but it has the same thing as a big City, on vacation i went to the movies many times and sometimes i went out with My Friends to a disco or bar. I went to the zoo with my boyfriend and many Times i spent it with my grandparents. 

1. She is so funny! She always makes me laugh.

2. Sarah and Ed are such crazy people! I never know what they are going to do next.

3. James has so much money that he could actually buy that Ferrari.

4. Although most of the audience had never been exposed to such music, they thoroughly enjoyed the performance of the Tibetan folk choir.

5. The movie was so good that I saw it five times.

6. Terry speaks English so fluently that I thought he was American.

7. Most students never discuss such topics in class, but I think it is important to teach our children to question the media.

8. Jerry had never seen such high mountains. He thought they were spectacular.

9. Fred is such a clown! He is always telling jokes and making people laugh.

10. There was so little... Continue reading "Expressing Emphasis: Using 'Such' and 'So' in English Sentences" »

English Irregular Verbs

Here's a list of common irregular verbs in English, showing the base form, past simple, and past participle, along with their Spanish translation:

• lay - laid - laid - poner
• lead - led - led - llevar
• learn - learnt - learnt - aprender
• leave - left - left - dejar
• lend - lent - lent - prestar
• let - let - let - permitir
• lie - lay - lain - echarse
• light - lit - lit - encender(se)
• lose - lost - lost - perder
• make - made - made - hacer
• mean - meant - meant - significar
• meet - met - met - encontrar(se)
• pay - paid - paid - pagar
• put - put - put - poner
• read - read - read - leer
• ride - rode - ridden - montar
• ring - rang - rung - sonar
• rise - rose - risen - levantarse
• run - ran - run - correr
• say - said - said - decir
• see - saw - seen - ver
• sell - sold

Get used to: Acostumbrarse a

Used To: Acostumbraba

Going to: gonna

The flight leaves, we are visiting some friends

Past Simple: 3rd, ed+did/ Past Cont: was+ing/ Past Perf Simple: Had, hadn't+3rd

was watching, came, didn't find, had never been

Passive: was, were, ed or 3rd

Future Perf Simple, Future Perfect: will have been spending, will have spent

Present Perfect: sujeto + have/has + 3rd column

Present Perfect Continuo: sujeto + have/has + been + ing

Reported Speech

present simple > past simple/ 3rd or ed

Present continuo > past continuo/ was + ing

Present Perfect > past perfect/ Had, hadn't + 3rd

Past Simple > past perfect/ Had, hadn't + 3rd

will > would

can > could

may > might

must > had to

have to > had to