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viernes, 15 de mayo de 2015

Abjectives.

Aboard.

Abundant.

Abstracted.

Acoustic.

Adorable.

Beautiful.

Black.

Blue.

Bored.

Brown.

Cheerful.

Clever.

Colorful.

Confused.

Crazy.

Dark.

Dear.

Different.

Divergent

Dull.

Eager.

Elastic.

Empty.

Exited.

Extra-large.

fabulous

famous.

Fast.

Fat.

Fine.

Gaudy.

Giant.

Gifted,

Glistening.

Grey.

Handsome.

Happy.

Heartbreaking.

High

Hissing.

Icy.

Ignorant.

Imaginary.

Interesting.

Invincicle.

Jittery.

Jolly.

Juicy.

Jumpy.

Juvenile.

Keen.

Kind

Kindhearted.

Knowing.

Knowledgeable.

Laughable.

Lazy.

Lethal.

Little.

Lying.

Magenta.

Magical.

Male.

Marvelous.

Melted.

Narrow

Natural.

Neat

Neighborly

Noiseless.

Oceanic.

Old

One.

Orange.

Overjoyed.

Panoramic.

Perfect.

Pink.

Plant.

Quaint.

Quick.

Quirky.

Quack.

Quarrelsome.

Rabid.

Rainy.

Rapid.

Red.

Romantic.

Sad.

Scattered.

Scientific.

Secret.

Short.

Talented.

Tall.

Tearful.

Thinkable.

Tired.

Unaccountable.

Unhealthy.

Unknown.

Unruly.

Untidy.

Valuable.

Various.

Venomous.

Violent.

Victorious.

Waiting.

Warm.

Weary.

Wet.

White.

Xenophobic.

Yellow.

Yielding.

Young.

Yummy.

Zany.

Zealous.

Zippy.

martes, 12 de mayo de 2015

Vocabulary.

Callled

Hurt

Try

Wait

Disappear

Give

Hide

Might

Sticky

Unhappy

Bridge

Climb

Grass

Arrival

Diving

Know

Down

Pavement

Vet

Heavy

lunes, 11 de mayo de 2015

TENSES	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE		INTERROGATIVE	Short answer Affirmative	Short answer Negative
Simple Present I	I SPEAK English	I don't speak English today.		Do i speak English today?	Yes, i do.	No, i don't.
you / we / they	You speak English today.	You don't speak English today		Do you speak English today?	Yes, you do.	No, you don't.
she / he / it	He speaks English today.	He doesn't speak English today.		Does he speak English today?	Yes, he does.	No, he doesn't.
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	She spoke English yesterday.	She didn't speak English yesterday.		Did she speak English yesterday?	Yes, she did	No, she didn't
Present Progressive Or continuous I	I'm speaking English now.	I'm not speaking English now.		Am i speaking English now?	Yes, i'am	No, i'm not.
You / we / they	You are speaking English now.	You are not speaking English now.		Are you speaking English now?	Yes, you are.	No, you are not.
she / he / it	He is speaking English now.	He is not speaking English now.		Is he speaking English now?	Yes, he is.	No, he is not.
Past Progressive or Continuous I	I was speaking English last year.	I was not speaking English last year.	Was i speaking English last year.		Yes, i was.	No, i was not.
you / we / they	You were speaking English last year.	you were not speaking English last year.	Were you speaking English last year.		Yes, you were	No, you were not
she / he / it	She was speaking English last year.	She was not speaking Enlish last year.	Was she speaking English last year.		Yes, she was.	No, she was not.