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ANGLÈS 2 final activity

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ANGLÈS 2 _ CFA

by Marta Trill
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

GRAMMAR: It's the form of the verb TO BE that we write in PRESENT SIMPLE with the subject "I"

Starts with B

GRAMMAR: Preposition of movement. We us it to talk about ways of travelling. For example, "We go ___ car".

Contains C

GRAMMAR: What verb tense is the following sentence written in? "I am studying computer science these days".

Starts with D

GRAMMAR, auxiliary verb: It's irregular. We use it in the 'present simple' tense when we need to write a negative sentence or a question.

Starts with E

GRAMMAR: We use this two-letter combination to modify a regular verb and transform it into the past simple or past participle.

Starts with F

VOCABULARY: Irregular verb, present simple. It means 'trobar / encontrar'

Starts with G

VOCABULARY: Irregular verb, present simple. It means 'aconseguir / obtenir'

Starts with H

WRITING, linking word: It's always located at the beginning of the sentence, it indicates contrast with a previous idea and it's followed by a coma.

Starts with I

GRAMMAR: Become, drink, find, give, run, sleep and think are this type of verbs. It's the opposite of regular verbs

Starts with J

VOCABULARY: The word we are looking for this question is a noun and we use it to talk about when you travel from one place to another one.

Starts with K

VOCABULARY: Irregular verd, present simple. It means 'saber'.

Starts with L

EXAM: It's one of the parts of the Cambridge Exam, along with writing and speaking. Audio tracks are played for you.

Starts with M

GRAMMAR: Can, could, would, and should belong to this category of verbs.

Starts with N

VOCABULARY: Adjective, opposite of calm.

Starts with O

GRAMMAR: We use this preposition in front of the days of the week. It's also a preposition of place.

Starts with P

VOCABULARY: Irregular verb, present simple. It means 'pagar'.

Starts with Q

GRAMMAR: A few, a bit of, many, much, a lot of, and lots of belong to this category of words.

Contains R

VOCABULARY: The adverb of manner for 'hard' is ...

Starts with S

GRAMMAR: Frecuency adverb. It means 'a vegades / a veces'.

Starts with T

VOCABULARY: Past participle of the verb 'take'

Starts with U

GRAMMAR: the opposity of 'countable nouns'.

Starts with V

GRAMMAR: It's an adverb. We can use it in sentences like this: 'She speaks English (...) well'.

Starts with W

GRAMMAR: We use it to express future + infinitive verb. It is NOT the future 'be going to' we have seen this year.

Contains X

VOCABULARY: In English 3, you will have to take an official one that will officially certify your English level.

Contains Y

VOCABULARY: It's the letter called "y grega" in catalan or Spanish.

Starts with Z

VOCABULARY: It is a number that represents nothing. However, when placed at the end of a digit, its power grows immensely. For example, if you take the number one and add five of them, you transform it into 100,000 (one hundred thousand).

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