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Is there any difference between 'We'll be living out our final days' and 'We'll be living our final days'? What is the meaning of 'living out'? Why is added an 'out' after 'living'?
3 marca 2024
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Are these three sentences right? 1. I think that the levels of the oceans may well rise. 2. I think that many jobs related with technology are likely to appear in my town in the next two decades. 3. Typewriters are now a thing of the past.
3 marca 2024
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Are these three sentences right? 1. I think that the levels of the oceans may well rise. 2. I think that many jobs related with technology are likely to appear in my town in the next two decades. 3. Typewriters are now a thing of the past.
3 marca 2024
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An informal email Hi Sara, I'm glad to hear that you are coming to Spain. I think that you and your friend are making a great decision, because this is the perfect place to spend your holidays. If I were you, I would stay in a youth hostel. There are plenty of them in Granada and they are very cheap, even near the centre of the city. However, if you don't want to share room with strangers, you can look for an hotel of one or two stars. As you are going to come in Summer, I suggest you bringing clothes to resist high temperatures. Even nights are hot here in Granada. The best advice that I can give you is to make sure that you visit the Alhambra. It is a must-see in the city. It could be a good idea to buy the ticket of The Alhambra before coming to the city. This is a muslim palace from the twelfth century and it is one of the most wonderful places in the world. If you want, we can meet up when you are in Granada. Let me know how your trip goes by email. Hope you have a great holiday. Take care. Carmen. (Thank you for helping me with the correction of this text. Only one question: Is "take care" a good closing for an informal email?)
18 czerwca 2020
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Sorry, this is more an exercise than a debate, but I would apreciate your help to know if it is right.
Match the phrases to the sentence endings.
 
1. I'd suggest ---> staying in a youth hostel.
 
2. You really should ---> see the Tower of London.
 
3. Try and get to ---> Covent Garden Market.
 
4. It's a good idea ---> to buy a travel card for the London Underground.
 
5. Make sure you ---> keep your bags safe.
 
6. If you like ---> we could meet up in London.
 
 
Complete the sentences with the imperative advice in the correct form.
 
1. You really shouldn't miss ____riding on a London bus____ .
 
2. If you have time, you could even ____go to places like Greenwich___ .
 
3. A real must-see is ____ seeing Buckingham Palace____. <- I have doubts about this one specially, is it right?
 
4. If I were in your shoes, I'd ____buy a ticket for The London Eye____.
 
5. Don't miss out on _____seeing a West End show_____.
 
 
Put the words in the correct order to close the email.
 
1. Let me know how goes your trip.
 
2. Hope to hear from you soon again.
 
3. Write again if you want more advice.
 
4. We must meet up when you're in London.
 
5. Hope you have a great holiday.
18 czerwca 2020
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Sorry, this is more an exercise than a debate, but I would apreciate your help to know if it is right.
Complete the sentences with the correct nouns.

 

1. After the accident, she burst into .....tears.....
 
2. He was rewarded for his good .....deed.....
 
3. His family now faces .....bankruptcy.....
 
4. She's had to overcome a lot of ......obstacles.....
 
5. I don't want you to get the wrong .....impression.....
 
6. I tried to resist the .....temptation..... to read the message.
 
7. I got the distinct .....impression..... we weren't welcome.
 
8. Her intentions are open to .....interpretation.....



Is it right? Thank you very much.
18 czerwca 2020
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Exercise: match the adjectives to the nouns. 1. A big-budget film. 2. His fatal flaw. 3. An intimate relationship. 4. A dominant personality. 5. Her initial impression. 6. A hilarious joke. Is it right? Thank you!
18 czerwca 2020
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Complete the expressions with the correct form of the word in bold. The first sentence in each case is the example, the second sentence is what I had to fill: 1 an "uplifting" experience feel .....uplifted..... by a speech 2 the "tension" builds throughout the novel the atmosphere in the room was very .....tense..... . 3 Her early work is quite "ambiguous" he answered rather .....ambiguously..... 4 We will have to "confront" the problem immediately a violent .....confrontation..... with the police 5 The statue had to undergo important "restoration" It took fifty years to fully .....restore..... the building
18 czerwca 2020
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Exercise: Choose the correct preposition - He's been banned .....from..... driving. - The flowers are symbolic .....of..... death. - He's been glued .....to..... his computer all day. - I could sense the friction .....between..... them. - The cat was seated .....on..... my lap. - He disguised himself .....as..... a medical student. - Let me be frank .....with..... you. - There is one major obstacle .....to..... progress.
17 czerwca 2020
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Exercise: Complete the sentences with the correct preposition - There was a confrontation .....between..... two motorists. - Does it strike you .....as..... odd? - There's a lot of tension .....between..... the two communities. - Many drivers soon tire .....of..... the same routine. - What's your interpretation .....of..... the painting? - She was jealous .....of..... her brother's success. - He was the dominant partner .....in..... their relationship. - They were threatened .....by..... a group of youths.
17 czerwca 2020
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