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Mrs. Doubtfire: A Family Comedy

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Mrs. Doubtfire

A Story of a Divorced Family

Chris, Natty, and Lydia are torn between their divorced parents. They live with their responsible mother, Miranda, but desperately miss their fun-loving father, Daniel.

Daniel, a dedicated but childish man, struggles with keeping his house clean. Miranda wants the children to stay with her due to Daniel's uncleanliness and infrequent visits.

Desperate to see his kids, Daniel devises a plan. Miranda seeks a housekeeper to care for the children and the house. Daniel, seizing the opportunity, disguises himself as Mrs. Doubtfire, a charming and capable nanny.

Mrs. Doubtfire cares for the children daily, keeping the house immaculate. However, Miranda becomes suspicious. One day, she discovers Mrs. Doubtfire'... Continue reading "Mrs. Doubtfire: A Family Comedy" »

Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Notes

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English Vocabulary and Grammar Notes

Health and Fitness Vocabulary

  • Disease: enfermedad
  • Endurance: resistencia
  • Mood: humor
  • Pressure: presión
  • Self-discipline: autodisciplina
  • Sign: síntoma
  • Trainer: entrenador

Health and Fitness Verbs & Phrases

  • Avoid: evitar
  • Break up: romper / disolver
  • Chase: perseguir
  • Come down with: coger una enfermedad
  • Cut down on: reducir el consumo de
  • Deal with: ocuparse de
  • Enable: permitir
  • Get over: recuperarse de
  • Give up: rendirse
  • Improve: mejorar
  • Injure: lesionar
  • Kick in: empezar a hacer efecto
  • Last: durar
  • Put on: ganar peso
  • Run away: huir
  • Sense: sentir
  • Strengthen: fortalecer
  • Take up: empezar a practicar
  • Warm up: calentarse
  • Work out: hacer ejercicio

Health and Fitness Adjectives

  • Exhausted: agotado
  • Fed up with: harto de
  • Miserable: triste
  • Nutritious:
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Technical Vocabulary and Tool Descriptions (English-Spanish)

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Essential Technical Vocabulary (English-Spanish)

Tools Vocabulary

Cutting Tools

  • File - lima
  • Saw - sierra
  • Scissors - tijeras
  • Cutter - cúter
  • Chisels - cincel

Gripping Tools

  • Vice - tornillo de banco
  • Pliers - alicates
  • Spanner - llave inglesa
  • Box Wrench - llave de tubo
  • Allen Keys - llave de Allen
  • Socket Wrench - llave de vaso
  • Nippers - tenazas
  • Screwdrivers - destornilladores

Measuring Tools

  • Calliper - calibre
  • Measuring Tape - metro
  • Torque Wrench - dinamométrica
  • Spirit Level - nivel
  • Micrometer - micrómetro
  • Multimeter - polímetro

Other Tools and Fasteners

  • Hammer - martillo
  • Hydraulic Jack - gato hidráulico
  • Torch - linterna
  • Grinder - esmeril
  • Welding Torch - soplete
  • Screws - tornillo roscachapa
  • Washers - arandela
  • Bolts - tornillo
  • Nuts - tuerca
  • Nails - clavos

Prepositions for Location

  • In
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Managing Finances: A Comprehensive Guide to Spending, Saving, and More

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TEMA 6: HOW MUCH?

CONSUMERISM

  • Borrow: To take money or goods with the promise of returning them later.
  • Coin: A small, flat piece of metal used as money.
  • Earn: To receive money for work done.
  • Exchange (n): The act of giving or receiving one thing in return for another.
  • Exchange (v): To give or receive one thing in return for another.
  • Lend: To give money or goods to someone with the expectation of being repaid.
  • Make money: To earn money.
  • Manage money: To control and plan how money is spent and saved.
  • Note: A piece of paper money.
  • Owe: To be obligated to pay back money or goods.
  • Pocket money: Money given to a child for personal expenses.
  • Rent: To pay for the use of something, such as a house or car.
  • Save: To put money aside for future use.
  • Spend: To use money
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English Grammar Cheat Sheet: Mastering Key Concepts

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English Grammar Cheat Sheet

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

Past Simple

Use for completed actions in the past.

Time markers: yesterday, last week, two days ago, when

Present Perfect

Use for actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

Time markers: never, ever, already, just, yet, lately, for, since

For negative sentences, use the corresponding positive tense.

Questions

Use the same tense as the original statement.

Structure: (wh + verb + subject + verb + rest of the sentence)

If there's only one verb, conjugate the verb 'to be' in the corresponding tense.

Question words:

  • What - qué
  • When - cuándo
  • Where - dónde
  • How many - cuánto
  • Who - quién
  • Why - por qué
  • Which - cuál

Relative Clauses

Defining

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English Listening Test: Radio Programme Schedule Exercise

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Part One: Radio Silent Morning Schedule

You are going to hear a radio announcer giving information about the morning's programmes on a local radio station, Radio Silent. As you listen, choose the best way to fill in the missing information in the following summary. Mark A, B, or C on your answer sheet.

The Morning's Radio Programmes

  • 8:00 (1) __________

    1. National news
    2. Local news
    3. Financial news
  • 8:10 Weather Forecast

  • 8:15 Start the Day – with David Humphrey talking about (2) __________

    1. His book on the Queen
    2. A musician
    3. The environmental conference in Japan
  • (3) __________ Round the Centre – A look at Bournemouth’s new Convention Centre

    1. 9:10
    2. 9:20
    3. 9:30
  • 10:00 Your Choice – with (4) __________, local news, and comments

    1. Travel information
    2. Interviews
    3. Music
  • 10:45 The

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Efficiency and Anticompetitive Behavior in Economic Theory

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According to economic theory, under what assumption is the existence of a natural monopoly efficient?

R. It exists when a market is provided in the cheapest and most efficient way by a single company with decreasing costs.


In this market structure there is only one buyer and one or more suppliers.

R. Monopsony


PART III


El concepto de Agente Económico ha sido debatido constantemente en el campo de competencia económica, si bien la definición de la Ley busca comprender a la totalidad del concepto para facultar a la autoridad en su uso, este término no ha sido ajeno a interpretaciones judiciales que han limitado su aplicación en la práctica.

The term economic agent has also been subject to judicial review and interpretation. In some cases, the

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Minimum Wage Comparison Across Countries

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Data Source and Currency

This comprehensive table presents detailed information on the minimum wage in various countries. The data is sourced from Eurostat, and the currency used is the euro.

Notable Changes

It is noteworthy that some countries have experienced minor adjustments to their minimum wage, such as Montenegro, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.

Highest and Second-Highest Minimum Wages

Luxembourg boasts the highest minimum wage globally, at one thousand four hundred and ninety-eight point forty-seven euros. Ireland follows closely with a minimum wage of one thousand six hundred and thirteen point ninety-five euros.

Ireland's Minimum Wage Trend

Ireland has witnessed a significant increase in its minimum wage over the years. Just four years... Continue reading "Minimum Wage Comparison Across Countries" »

Essential English Vocabulary and Financial Idioms

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English Vocabulary and Word Families

Below is a list of related English terms, their grammatical categories, and Spanish translations.

Science and Literacy Terms

  • Scientist (n) → Científico (n)
  • Scientific (adj) → Científico (adj)
  • Scientifically (adv) → Científicamente (adv)
  • Science (n) → Ciencia (n)
  • Illiteracy (n) → Analfabetismo (n)
  • Literacy (n) → Alfabetización (n)
  • Literate (adj) → Alfabetizado (adj)
  • Illiterate (adj) → Analfabeto (adj)

Tolerance and Expectation Terms

  • Permissive (adj) → Tolerante (adj)
  • Permission (n) → Permiso (n)
  • Permitted (adj) → Permitido (adj)
  • Permit (v) → Permitir (v)
  • Expectations (n) → Expectativas (n)
  • Expect (v) → Esperar (v)
  • Expecting (v) → Estar embarazada (v) (Contextual meaning)
  • Expectancy (n) →
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Advanced Vocabulary: English-Spanish Word Meanings

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This table presents a selection of advanced English words with their Spanish translations and definitions. Proper management and study of these terms will enhance your linguistic skills.

#English TermDefinition & Spanish Translation
1Accursed (Spanish: Condenado)Doomed to evil, misery, or misfortune. (Spanish: Condenado al mal, la miseria o la desgracia)
2Assail (Spanish: Atacar)Make a concerted or violent attack. (Spanish: Hacer un ataque concertado o violento)
3Avaunt (Spanish: Go away)Go away; be dismissed.
4Avaricious (Spanish: Avaro)Having or showing an extreme greed for wealth or material gain. (Spanish: Tener o mostrar una codicia extrema por la riqueza o ganancia material)
5Breached (Spanish: Rompimiento)Forcibly broken through or opened
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