English Verb Tenses: A Comprehensive Guide

English Verb Tenses

Present Simple

Affirmative: I talk.
Negative: I don’t talk.
Interrogative: Do you talk?

Third Person:
Affirmative: He eats.
Negative: He doesn’t eat.
Interrogative: Does he eat?

Present Continuous

Affirmative: I’m talking.
Negative: I’m not talking.
Interrogative: Are you talking?

Third Person:
Affirmative: He’s eating.
Negative: He isn’t eating.
Interrogative: Is he eating?

Present Perfect

Affirmative: I have talked to Peter.
Negative: I haven’t talked to Peter.
Interrogative: Have you talked to

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English Vocabulary and Grammar Guide

Unit 1: Accessories

Vocabulary

  • Bracelet
  • Dyed hair
  • Earring
  • Glasses
  • Make-up
  • Necklace
  • Piercings
  • Ring
  • Sunglasses
  • Tattoo

Unit 2: Cityscapes

Vocabulary

  • Bridge
  • Factory
  • Block of flats
  • Motorway
  • Car park
  • Railway
  • Traffic light
  • Street lamp
  • Advertisement
  • Recycling bin
  • Post box
  • Pavement

Adjectives

  • Bad – Terrible
  • Beautiful – Gorgeous
  • Big – Enormous
  • Cold – Freezing
  • Dirty – Filthy
  • Good – Fantastic
  • Hot – Boiling
  • Hungry – Starving
  • Small – Tiny

Unit 3: The Senses

Vocabulary

  • Sight: vista (eyes, sight, look, blind)
  • Hearing: oído (ears, sound, listen, soundless)
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English Vocabulary and Grammar Exercises

Vocabulary

A afford, spouse, heiresses, amount, cut down, caught, straight. B out of bounds, flee, bond, updated, accurate. C I would have washed, to stop, will have painted, have been waiting, has been looking, was doing, will go, has been canceled, found out, had left.

Grammar

D. Verb Tenses

  1. She has been drinking so much alcohol for two years.
  2. If I had a computer, I could type the essay on English.
  3. Although she had been vaccinated, she caught the flu.

E. Passive Voice

  1. His ideas are believed to be crazy.
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3 Green Technologies for a Sustainable Future

Green Technologies for a Sustainable Future

1. Solar Energy

Solar energy, the sun’s radiation reaching Earth, can be converted into heat and electricity. As early as the 1830s, astronomer John Herschel used a solar thermal collector to cook food. Today, solar energy heats water for homes, buildings, and pools, and warms spaces like greenhouses. Photovoltaic (PV) devices, or solar cells, directly convert sunlight into electricity, often used in remote locations or to power small devices. Solar power

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Literary Figures and Movements: A Historical Overview

Petrarch and the Lyric Song

The Songbook comprises 366 pieces (317 sonnets, 29 songs, 9 sextinas, 7 ballads, and 4 madrigals). Traditionally divided into two parts—before and after Madonna Laura’s death—this division stems from editors, not Petrarch himself. The prologue, a sonnet, presents the work as the fruit of youthful error, seeking the reader’s forgiveness. It concludes with the theme of vanitas vanitas. Throughout, Petrarch masterfully composes love poetry themes. In the latter part,

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English Vocabulary and Grammar Guide

Vocabulary and Grammar Guide

Vocabulary

Common Words

Acquaintance: conocido, Clue: pista, Disorder: trastorno, Injury: lesión, Suit: traje

Cope with: enfrentarse con, Pretend: fingir, Realize: darse cuenta de, Remind: recordar, Reply: responder, Share: cuota

Look away: apartar la mirada, Look through: ignorar, Look up: buscar, Run after: perseguir, Run into: encontrarse por casualidad, Run off with: robar

Descriptive Adjectives

Bossy: mandón, Calm: calmado, Chubby: regordete, Confident: seguro, Considerate:

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