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Exercise 1: Will & Going to (5 points). Which is the right form to be used in those sentences? Or can both be used? Tick the right box (only onebox can be ticked per sentence). Exercise 2: Vocabulary (5 points). Find the English words.
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A Comparative Is Used to Compare Two Things
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE. A comparative is used to compare two things. A superlative is used when you compare three or more things. For example, looking at apples you can compare their size, determining which is big, which is bigger, and which is biggest.
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No way is an idiomatic expression that means it is not going to happen. I couldn t have been more pleased = I was very pleased. TOEFL Basic idiom 1. 1. fill out = complete(an application form, for example).
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VOCABULARY LESSON 17. MOVEMENT AND CHANGE. The words in this lesson will help you describe some of the changes you see around you. agile able to move easily and quickly. The performer was agile as she danced across the stage. dawdle to move slowly.
A. Course Title: ELL 1: Beginning-Literacy
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Quick Reference Guide. Reading Closely to Analyze Complex Texts in theElementary Grades. This Guide examines the instructional practice of teaching students to read a text closely and analytically. This approach focuses on determining what a complex text.
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1Find the Antonym to the Word Happiness
1Find the antonym to the word Happiness. 2Find the antonym to the word long. 3Find the right antonym to the word find. 4Find the right antonym close.
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