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viernes, 21 de febrero de 2014
miércoles, 12 de febrero de 2014
Dates and years
Dates
The day of the month is always an ORDINAL number.
They day can go BEFORE or AFTER the month. If it goes after the month, a comma separates it from the year.
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April 1st April the first
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martes, 11 de febrero de 2014
The Banknote
David Allen an Irish comedian named Dave Allen. The sketch was aired in the 70`s or 80`s on the BBC
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Curso de iniciación al diseño gráfico
Hola . Os dejo un ejercicio bastante útil para manejar las herramientas de selección de photoshop ( lazo y varita ) . Se trata de construir un potato con vegetales . Los archivos para realizar la práctica se encuentran en las imágenes de google al poner en la busqueda " potato photoshop".
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Ordinal numbers
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Ordinal Numbers
Ordinal
Numbers from 1 through 1,000,000
1
st
first
11
th
eleventh
21
st
twenty-first
31
st
thirty-first
2
nd
second
12
th
twelfth
22
nd
twenty-second
40
th
fortieth
3
rd
third
13
th
thirteenth
23
rd
twenty-third
50
th
fiftieth
4
th
fourth
14
th
fourteenth
24
th
twenty-fourth
60
th
sixtieth
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lunes, 10 de febrero de 2014
Can, could and be able to
"Can", "Could" and "be able to" are used to express ability
"Can't", "Couldn't" and "not be able to" are used to express inability.
Use of can/can't: FOR THE PRESENT.
I can swim, play the violin and ride a bike.
I can't speak Catalan. I don't know a word in Catalan.
Use of could/couldn't: FOR THE PAST
I could sing very well when I was a child.
I couldn't understand Catalan before I took a course.
Use of BE ABLE TO: FOR ALL VERB TENSES.
"Be able to" in the present or past is more FORMAL than "can" or "could"
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Present or past tense
PRESENT TENSE.
The present tense is used to talk about:
something that is true in the present:
I’m nineteen years old.
He lives in London.
I’m a student.
something that happens again and again in the present:
I play football every weekend.
We use words like sometimes, often. always, and never (adverbs of frequency) with the present tense:
I sometimes go to the cinema.
She never plays football.
something that is always true:
The adult human body contains 206 bones.
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