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The document provides examples of common phrasal verbs involving movement and communication, including "to take", "to bring", "to go", and "to come". It also distinguishes between possessive "its" and the contraction "it's". Examples are given of question forms and responses using auxiliary verbs like "do", "be", and "have".
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El documento presenta un resumen de un libro llamado "Trabajo Lengua: 多Quieres ser el novio de mi hermana?". Se pide al lector que responda preguntas sobre detalles de la trama como los planes de Alicia y Zanahoria para encontrarle novio a la hermana de Alicia, Sonia. Tambi辿n se pide al lector que dibuje el lugar de vacaciones que m叩s le gustar鱈a y que investigue sobre pa鱈ses europeos mencionados en el libro.Ket test tips (3) (for blog)
Ket test tips (3) (for blog)loe11
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The document provides examples of phrasal verbs and prepositions used with common verbs like "put", "turn", "take", "make", and "do". It also provides examples of question forms, responses, and comparative structures. Additional examples demonstrate the use of prepositions like "at", "in", "on", and "of" with nouns, as well as structures for thanking, apologizing, borrowing, downloading, and more.
Et017488 lengua 4p_mecloe11
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Este documento presenta la programaci坦n de la unidad 1 de lengua castellana. Incluye las competencias b叩sicas trabajadas, los objetivos, contenidos temporalizados, criterios de evaluaci坦n, metodolog鱈a, materiales y procedimientos de evaluaci坦n. Los contenidos se centran en la lectura, el vocabulario, la ortograf鱈a, la gram叩tica y la literatura. La evaluaci坦n es continua y se basa en pruebas escritas, observaci坦n y seguimiento de indicadores.
Et017488 lengua 4p_mecloe11
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Este documento presenta la programaci坦n de la Unidad 1. Incluye las competencias b叩sicas, objetivos, contenidos, criterios de evaluaci坦n, metodolog鱈a, materiales y actividades. Los contenidos se centran en la lectura, el vocabulario, la ortograf鱈a, la gram叩tica y la literatura. La evaluaci坦n incluye pruebas continuas y finales.
Para hacer un buen trabajo consejo 6尊loe11
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El documento ofrece 11 consejos para hacer un buen trabajo escolar en lengua castellana para sexto grado. Estos incluyen tener una portada atractiva con el nombre y clase, un 鱈ndice de contenido, usar folios individuales por una cara, numerar las p叩ginas, seguir una plantilla para mantener el orden y margenes, titular cada secci坦n, copiar enunciados de preguntas, resumir lo principal en lugar de copiar de internet, incluir dibujos si est叩n bien hechos, y revisar la ortograf鱈a y letra para entregar
Para hacer un buen resumen de un libroloe11
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El documento ofrece consejos para hacer un buen resumen de un libro. Se debe contar la introducci坦n, los problemas que surgen (nudo) y c坦mo se resuelven (desenlace). Tambi辿n se debe indicar el lugar de los hechos y describir a los protagonistas. Es importante relatar los problemas del protagonista y c坦mo los resuelve. Finalmente, se debe incluir una opini坦n personal argumentada sobre el libro.Ket test tips (for blog)
- 1. to take something there to bring something here to go there to come here to talk/speak/chat to someone to say to someone to tell/ask/answer someone Its goes with a noun. (possessive) The cat broke its leg. Its = it is or it has (contraction) Its a great party. Its got big windows. Do you like sport? Yes, I do! No, I dont.
- 2. Are you tired? Yes, we are! No, we arent! Is the club open? Yes, it is. No, it isnt. Have they finished? Yes, they have. No, they havent.