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She washed her hands in the washbasin before dinner. start learning
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sank; sunk noun: The sink is used to wash the dirty dishes verb: the ship sank after colliding with a rock start learning
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As+(adjective/adverbs)+as. / As much (uncountable noun /verbs)... as. /. As many (countable noun)... as as much... as 1. Lucy is as (intelligent/fast) as Chris. 2. This job doesn’t require as much (experience/work) as that one. 3. I have as many (books) as you start learning
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tan ... como. Tanto... como una expresión que utilizamos para realizar comparaciones de igualdad entre personas y cosas valorando aspectos como la cantidad o calidad
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adj. start learning
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Crunch como verbo es masticar, triturar
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Desamor, angustia, desengaño
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noun oración, plegaria
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The table is going to improve over time start learning
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En el tiempo, a lo largo del tiempo, con el paso del tiempo
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Sometimes, our personality changes in different situations. Then, we can use GET (adjective) when. start learning
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Me pongo impaciente cuando...
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You can also use I’m good at + noun /verb-ing: I’m good at cooking. They're good at sports start learning
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noun. and bored Is adjective Using social media out of boredom start learning
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Nivel bajo de irritación
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(informal) have an off day: no ser su dia. tener un mal dia. exam: He is normally a great performer, but I think he was having an off-day No, I can't come into the office today, it's my day off! start learning
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KIND: This word is used to refer to a category or type of something. SEVERAL: This word is used to indicate more than two but not many. It refers to a number of things or people. So, “kind” is about categorizing, while “several” is about quantity. -There are many KINDS of fruits, like apples, bananas, and oranges. -I have SEVERAL books on my shelf start learning
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amable, varios tipos(categoría)
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Sally sold seashells by the seashore. (tongue twister) start learning
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Sally sold seashells by the seashore. (tongue twister) start learning
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ladrar / ladrido o corteza
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this time, with even more experience. start learning
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aún más, mucho más, todavía mas
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choose* I think I'll go for the steak. go* Let's go for a ride in my new car start learning
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escoger, ir por..., ir a dar...(ej. un paseo.
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