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Simple past grammar

Written at June 7, 2021 on English with a size of 4.13 KB.

0 condi:If/when/unless+Present Simple à Present Simple o Verb modal -> situació sempre verdadera.1 condi:if/unless + Present Simple à Future Simple (Imperative/modal verb) ->Expressa Allò que passarà si es compleix la condició assenyalada. 2condi:If/unless Past Simple àwould/could/might + base form->Expressa condicions Hipotètiques referides al present o al futur.(poc Probable que passin) 3 condi: If + Past Perfect simple à Would have/could/might have + past participle ->La Condició és totalment impossible perquè fa referència al pasat i ja no es pot realitzar.

wish clauses: 1- wish/if only+ Past.Simple -> refers to a present situation that the speaker is unhappy about. 2- wish/ if only + Past. Perfect.... Continue reading "Simple past grammar" »

Peace and silence

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at July 28, 2021 on English with a size of 1.39 KB.

Brochure is a small book containing information

about a product or service

leaflet is a sheet of paper with information

or advertisement of something imprinted.

diferentes centros informacion, visitor

information center, rural "", tourist

information office.

tipos de vacaciones. Health holiday,

aventure ",cultural",ecoturism", enlightenment"s.

I like the holidays to do then in the nature,

I am all year in the city always in a hurry.Nature

gives me peace, tranquility, I, relax, I can see

any time.I like nnatural aromas of the field.

To go shoplifting en espanol ir al mecharia

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at January 13, 2022 on English with a size of 1.52 KB.

burglar-burglary-burgler CASAS

a thief - theft - steal ROBO

a robber- robbery - rob ARMADO

a cheat -cheatting - cheat ENGAÑAR

a lier- lying- lie MENTIRA

------ bribery - bribe SOBORNO

a murderer murder murder ASESINO

a kidnapper - kidnapping - kidnap SECEUESTRO

a shoplifter shoplifting shoplift NEGOCIOS

get down to IR AL GRANO

calm down CALMARSE

settle down ASENTARSE

look down on INFRAVALORAR

turn it down GIRAR

get me down RECIBIR

1: if HAVE + WILL real

2: if HAD + WOULD irreal

3: if HAD + WOULD HAVE irreal

have/get ==== persona + have/get + object + verbo

Concept of education

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at July 23, 2020 on English with a size of 1.3 KB.

BERRY WORDS: berry words can be distinguished in two groups, cranberry morphemes (Group 3) and words which have two morphemes (Group 1). The first distinction of berry words is a type of bound morpheme that cannot be assigned on independent meaning or grammatical function but it serves to distinguish one word from the other. The second type is when both element of the word are meaningful, small and recurrent as in blueberry or blackberry because both refer to the same concept. But in cranberry morphemes like hackberry, mulberry or bilberry, they don’t have meaning by itself, their meaning are different.
STRATUM 2: From the lexical morphology the affixation of the suffix """" to "palabra original" is phonologically NEUTRAL. Therefore, "sufijo"

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Ties with my former colleagues

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at January 27, 2021 on English with a size of 1.77 KB.

I do not get angry when I keep repeating my mom.

I was very desperate of myself but a weight of that matures faster.

I did not know who my colleagues were going to do until the day came.

I am now a guy focused on his goals in specifically on his notes.

I usually after school I go to the pool to train in cula I'm also focused on the same way as the studies. I now fortunately I have not been repeating in fact I am much better.

therefore:por lo tanto

as a result: como resultado

consequently:incosecuentemente

hence/thus:asi

however:sin embargo

although:aunque

despite a pesar de

regarding:con respecto a

Action disvalue

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at December 14, 2020 on English with a size of 2.24 KB.

Intro- Recently the (issue) has been addressed in the (media). In (form) (date/publication/occasion), (Author) contends that (contention). The readers audience would comprise of (target audience). (Author) combines a (tone) & (tone) in a (style)- (formal/informal) style, an an accompanying (visuals/letters) in response too.. Body Paragraph (author) begin/opens) the form by (adverb) stating that (main point) which signals to/connects with his/her (audience) appealing to their sense of (appeal) using (quote/persuasive-t). The accompany (visual) in which (author) depicts (description) supports this point as (reason). (point of visual) is likely to evoke feelings (describe emotion linked to appeal) which may encourage (audience)... Continue reading "Action disvalue" »

Simple past grammar

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at August 23, 2021 on English with a size of 1.04 KB.

Conditional

first conditional

If+present simple+future simple+future simple/modal/imperatiu

second conditional

If+past simple+would+infinitiu sense to

third conditional

if+past perfect simple

Mixed conditional

If+past perfect+would+ifinitiu

Reporter speach

present simple past simple

present cont past continu

past simple past perfect simple

present perf past perfect simple

will would

can could

may might

must/have to had to

Relative clauses

persona who

coses that

possesio whose

lloc where

temps when

rao why

Unit 7

Classified in Arts and Humanities

Written at August 5, 2020 on English with a size of 1.08 KB.

Unit 7

Zero= A general truth

First= the possible or probable consequences of a situation in the present or future(es first conditional cuando hay '' will'') Ex:the adhesive tape will work even if the surface is dusty.

Second= the unlikely or impossible consequences of a situation in the present or future(es second conditional cuando hay "would" Ex:If I could choose an animal's superpower, it would be the speed of a falcon.

Third= the consecuences of a hypothetical situation in the past(es third conditional cuando hay had been) Ex: if the swimmer had been wearing a bodysuit, he would have swum faster.