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In this space, you will find a complete guide to improve your English language skills in a fun and effective way. Whether you're looking to learn from scratch, hone your existing knowledge, or simply immerse yourself in English-speaking culture, you're in the right place.

"English has become a global language and mastering it opens countless doors in the world

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We will explore basic concepts such as past continuous, irregular verbs, present perfect and other more advanced aspects, always adapting the content to your needs and level of knowledge.

In this blog, fun and learning go hand in hand. So get ready to unlock your potential in the English language and immerse yourself in a world full of opportunities. I am excited to have the opportunity to accompany you on this journey!


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Sincerely,

ANDREA MARIA FONTALVO SILVERA

Medical student

English Level 3

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UNIT 4- CARS AND DRIVING

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    GRAMMAR 1: THE PAST CONTINUOS VOCABULARY:  Bad driving habits Car parts Ways to respond (with concern / relief) Phrasal verbs for talking about cars. Car types Driving behavior How can we make the past continuous? Firstly, check that you know how to make the past simple with 'be' (subject + was / were). Then just add verb-ing. Here's the positive form: Was/ were I was sleeping You were working Next, here's the negative - it's very easy, just add 'not': wasn't/ weren't I was not (wasn't) sleeping you were not (weren't) working And, just like the past simple with 'be', to make a 'yes / no' question, put 'was / were' in front of the subject: Was I listening? Were you working? To make a 'wh' question (of course) put the question word at the beginning:  Why was I working? Where were you living? EXERCISE (I / go to school when you saw me) (you / sleep at 6am) (she...
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UNIT 5- PERSONAL CARE AND APPEARANCE

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  MY PERSONAL CARE In my day to day life JaJaJa, I Andrea do the following to take care of my skin and my face, since I am a makeup artist: I wash my face I apply cream to reduce some spots on my face and massage I apply contour to neutralize my dark circles I hydrate my skin with a little serum I apply a little foundation to my face, a little concealer, a little compact powder I apply blush, a little lipstick And this is my Day By Day facial cleansing Ahhh! At night when I arrive I wipe my face and it stays clean all night. GRAMMAR 1 QUANTIFIERS FOR INDEFINITE QUANTITIES AND AMOUNTS some any a lot of many much Some and any can be used with both plural count nouns and non-count nouns. Some is used in affirmative statements. For example: I have some books. She drinks some milk. We need some help. Any is used in negative statements and questions. For example: I don't have any books. Does she drink any milk? We don't need any help. A lot of and many are used with plural count noun...
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UNIT 3- STAYING IN HOTELS

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  VOCABULARY. Hotel room types and kinds of beds Hotel room amenities and services G RAMMAR 1:   THE FUTURE WITH WILL he future with will is a simple way to talk about what will happen in the future. It is formed by using the modal verb will and the base form of the verb. For example, you can say "I will go to the store" or "She will not come to the party." Here are some examples of how to use the future with will: To make predictions about the future: The sun will rise tomorrow. The population of the Earth will continue to grow. Technology will continue to advance. To talk about decisions that have already been made: I will go to the beach tomorrow. She will not go to the party. They will eat dinner at 7:00. To make promises or offers: I will help you with your homework. Will you pick me up at the airport? I will buy you dinner. Here are some examples of how to use won't: To make negative predictions about the future: It won't rain tomorrow. The population ...
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