Laboratory Equipment, Order Issues, and Passive Voice Grammar
Laboratory Equipment
- Pipette
- Beaker
- Erlenmeyer flask
- Desiccant
- Dropper
- Dropping funnel
- Mortar
- Stand
- Porcelain capsule
- Bottle washer
- Thermometer
- Crucible
- Water tube
- Burette
- Spoon
- Spatula
- Bunsen burner
- Flask
- Test tube
Order Issue with Quimsel Products S.A.
QUIMSEL PRODUCTS S.A.
43 Road Toledo/Madrid, Madrid
Dear Sirs:
On November 3, 2011, we requested an order for 50 units of different reagents with reference number TRA-345-MU-2171. On November 5th, we received a fax stating that they had begun to process the shipment and
Read MoreVerb Conjugations and Basic English Vocabulary
Verb “To Be” (Ser o Estar)
Affirmative
- I am (I’m)
- You are (You’re)
- He is (He’s)
- She is (She’s)
- It is (It’s)
- We are (We’re)
- You are (You’re)
- They are (They’re)
Negative
- I am not
- You aren’t
- He isn’t
- She isn’t
- It isn’t
- We aren’t
- You aren’t
- They aren’t
Interrogative
- Am I…?
- Are you…?
- Is he…?
- Is she…?
- Is it…?
- Are we…?
- Are you…?
- Are they…?
Verb “Have Got” (Tener)
Affirmative
- I have got
- You have got
- He has got
- She has got
- It has got
- We have got
- You have got
- They have got
Negative
- I haven’t got
- You haven’t got
- He hasn’t got
- She hasn’
Key Moments in Fashion, Film, Culture, and More: 2007-2012
June 2007: Spain Standardizes Women’s Clothing Sizes
Spain revolutionized clothing sizes for women in June 2007. The Spanish Ministry of Education and several fashion companies agreed to standardize women’s clothing sizes, aligning them more closely with the measurements of real women. The primary goal was to promote body positivity and reduce the societal pressure on women to conform to unrealistic body standards.
June 2008: The Pencil Celebrates 150 Years
The pencil turned 150 years old in June 2008.
Read MoreArtist Jesus Masdeu: Life, Works, and Marriage to Sofia
The Life and Art of Jesus Masdeu
The painter Jesus Masdeu was observed working diligently, a palette in his left hand and a brush in the other. He was adding some final touches to the tunic of Moses in his painting, *The Passage of the Red Sea*. Masdeu explained the difficulty of the piece, noting that painting on velvet was particularly complicated. He mentioned that once finished, the figure of Moses bore a striking resemblance to Mr. Valldaura.
Masdeu also painted tapestries, receiving commissions
Read MoreCommon Sounds and Human Voice Expressions in English
Common Sounds and Human Voice Expressions
This article provides a comprehensive list of common sounds and human voice expressions, along with their meanings and examples. It also covers grammatical structures for speculation and deduction.
Common Sounds
| Sounds | Crunch = Masticar | Roar = Rugir | Slurp = Sorber | |
| Creak = Chirriar | Tick = Tic tac | Hum = Tararear | Tap = Golpecito | Drip = Goteo |
| Hoot = Ulular (owl) | Click = Clic | Splash = Salpicar | Buzz = Zumbido | Rattle = Sonajero |
| Whistle = Silbar | Sniff = Esnifar | Hiss = Sisear | Crash |
Common False Friends and Adjective-Preposition Pairs
Common False Friends in English
False friends are words in two languages that look or sound similar but differ significantly in meaning. Here are some common examples:
- Executor (Spanish: ejecutor) // Executioner (Spanish: verdugo)
- Charlatan (Spanish: charlatán) // Talkative (Spanish: hablador / comunicativo)
- Resume (Spanish: reanudar / retomar / continuar) // Summarize (Spanish: resumir / sintetizar)
- Intoxicated (Spanish: intoxicado / ebrio) // Poisoned (Spanish: envenenado)
- Candid (Spanish: sincero