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25/3/12

Lie / Lay / Lying / Laying (Students' doubts)

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Lie is an intransitive verb (one that does not take an object), meaning "to recline." Its principal parts are lie (base f...
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23/3/12

REWRITING AND REPHRASING HANDBOOK (reescribe y parafrasea en Inglés)

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This book is perfect to improve your Grammar at an intermediate or advanced level,  and revise all grammar points in English: indirect speec...
17/3/12

Who was St Patrick? Celebrate St. Patrick's Day. March 17th

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Who Was Saint Patrick? Even though Saint Patrick the patron saint of Ireland and one of the most celebrated religious figures around t...
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16/3/12

10 WORDS YOU NEED TO STOP MISSPELLING

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FROM www.theoatmeal.com  
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15/3/12

Printers are sent from hell!

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These are the reasons why we hate printers! (Motivos por los que odiar las impresoras)
14/3/12

NEEDN'T OR DON'T NEED TO.

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This is a difficult question because most of the times we can use both of them. 1. Both these forms are used to talk about past events , ...
13/3/12

TO BE WORTH IT (vale la pena)

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La expresión " To be worth it" es un tanto estraña para el hispano hablante. Significa que merece o vale la pena. Si yo digo :...
12/3/12

What is SMALL TALK ?

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In most English-speaking countries, it is normal and necessary to make "small talk" in certain situations. Small talk is a casua...
7/3/12

Passive sentences with two objects / oraciones pasivas con dos objetos

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This kind of passives are a nightmare for my students . Above all the one in which the subject is the Indirect Object, which souns weird for...
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4/2/12

Write an effective essay

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Have a look to this video and you'll learn more about writting good and effective essays in class.