Master English Tenses, Grammar, and Vocabulary

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Mastering English Tenses

We went to the cinema last night. I will come as soon as the work is finished. I have lost my keys, and I don’t remember when I last saw them. What have you just said? I’m going to finish the novel by next week. I heard Peter singing next door. I will be allowed to drive next year when I get my driving license.

Modal Verbs in English

That restaurant must be very good; it is always full of people. It could rain; the sky is full of clouds. In Eton, you have to wear a uniform.

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Spanish Uprising: Citizens Revolt Against Price Hikes

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Marga and Antonia’s Encounter with the Police

The police return, and Marga and Antonia are scared because a cop wanted to search the shelter. They were allegedly denied a pregnancy claim. They see a civil guard and pretend to be in labor so that they do not register anything, but they refuse to go to the hospital. However, the civil guard insists on taking them to a clinic, taking Marga and Antonia with him.

Joan Lluís Searches for His Wife

Joan Lluís appears at home looking for his wife, Marga,

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Master English Verb Tenses and Grammar

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Present Simple

Structure: Subject + Verb + Complement

Example: I am / I am. Do/Does + Verb

Present Continuous

Structure: To be (am, is, are) + Verb-ing

Frequency Adverbs: At present, at this very moment, today, lately, tomorrow, always, now, right now.

Example: I am playing.

Past Simple

Structure: Subject + Verb (past tense or 2nd column of irregular verbs) + Complement

Time Expressions: Yesterday, last, ago, how often, before.

Example: I played yesterday.

Past Continuous

Structure: Was/Were + Verb-ing

Time

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Mobile Phones, Smoking, and School Uniforms: Pros and Cons

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Mobile Phones: A Necessary Part of Modern Life?

Nowadays, many people have mobile phones. They are becoming a necessary and integral part of everyone’s life, from housewives to businesspeople. However, this is a controversial matter, and it is very difficult to give just one point of view. In fact, if we asked people what they think about it, we would find a lot of different ideas. There are many advantages to having a mobile phone. As long as your phone is connected, anyone can reach you anywhere

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Understanding English Exercises: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Sports

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Enhance Your English: Vocabulary and Grammar

Complete the sentences with the words and phrases below. Make any necessary changes. There are more words than you need. (10 x 1 = 10 points)

  1. How can you be so calm just before an exam?
  2. Tony always wants to be better than everyone else. He’s very competitive.
  3. This morning we bought souvenirs at a small shop near our hotel.
  4. You must exercise at least three times a week in order to keep fit.
  5. When do you think the train will take off from the station? It was
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English Pronunciation, Grammar, Tourism, and Travel Tips

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English Pronunciation

Voiced Sounds

/a/, /e/, /i/, /b/, /g/, /l/, /m/, /n/, /r/, /v/. In the past simple, verbs ending in -ed are pronounced as /d/. Examples: Raised, Loved.

Voiceless Sounds

/c/, /x/, /gh/, /ch/, /sh/, /ks/, /s/, /k/, /p/, /f/. In the past simple, verbs ending in -ed are pronounced as /t/. Examples: Worked, Fixed.

/id/ Sound

At the end of verbs ending in -t or -d. Examples: Started, Visited.

Schwa

In words with two or more syllables, articles, and prepositions, the pronunciation of a vowel

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