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English Grammar Exercises and Informal Letter Writing Tips

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English Sentence Transformation Exercises

It’s said that the way people learn will change in the next few decades. The way people learn is said to change in the next few decades.
Although the test was very easy, they decided to use a cheat sheet. Despite the test being very easy, they decided to use a cheat sheet.
You won’t pass the test if you don’t speak to your teacher and apologise. Unless you speak to your teacher and apologise, you won’t pass the test.
No other city in Spain is as big as

How do computers affect the way you spend your free time

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Muddy → embarrado / lleno de barro

Filthy → asqueroso / muy sucio
Stunning → impresionante / espectacular
Efficient → eficiente
Unbearably hot → insoportablemente caluroso
Overlooked → pasado por alto / ignorado Overwhelming → abrumador
A bit of a dump → un poco cutre / bastante descuidado
Facilities → instalaciones / servicios
Isolated → aislado
Deserted → desierto / abandonado
Homesick → nostálgico de casa / con añoranza del hogar
Moan about → quejarse de / protestar por
Foreigner

Master English Writing Structures and Essential Vocabulary

Posted by admin on May 11, 2026 in English | 0 comments

Master English Writing Structures

Standard Essay Template

Structure: Introduction, Body (3 paragraphs), Counter-argument, and Conclusion.

Introduction: Nowadays, it is well known that… Most people share the view that…
Body: 1) First, it is undeniable that, as a result… 2) Secondly, … is also an important point to consider because… 3) Last but not least, … should be mentioned since…
Counter-argument: However, although, or instead of…
Conclusion: To sum up, from my point of view…

Engaging

English Grammar, Literature Summaries and Cultural Facts

Posted by admin on May 6, 2026 in English | 0 comments

English Grammar Essentials

Conditionals

0: if + present, present (General truth)
1: if + present, will + verb (Possible future)
2: if + past simple, would + verb (Hypothetical present/future)
3: if + past perfect, would have + participle (Impossible past)

Passive Voice

Structure: Subject + be (conjugated) + participle

Present simple: am / is / are + participle
Past simple: was / were + participle
Future: will be + participle
Present perfect: have / has been + participle
Past perfect: had been + participle
Present

Essential English Grammar and Essay Writing Skills

Posted by admin on May 5, 2026 in English | 0 comments

1. First Conditional

Structure: If + present simple, will + verb

Example: If I study, I will pass.

More examples:

If she calls, I will answer.
If it rains, we will stay home.

2. Second Conditional

Structure: If + past simple, would + verb

Example: If I had money, I would buy a car.

If I were taller, I would play basketball.

3. Passive Voice

Structure: to be + past participle

Example: The book was written by the author.

Common verbs: write → written, make → made, speak → spoken, build → built, produce

Essential English Grammar Exercises and Sentence Structures