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Les verbes en - er

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Unit 2 Childhood memories

Unit 2 Childhood memories. I. Lead-in Background information II. Language Points Sentence Study Word Study III. Guided Writing IV. Presentation and Exercises. Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) She is one of the major American poets of the 20th century

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Effectiveness of Slip Slop Slap Campaign Visualisation

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Chapter 4 Review

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Imperfect vs. Preterite

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Be/Get Used to Used to/ would

Be/Get Used to Used to/ would . Be/ get used to . Habitual actions: I am used to gett ing up early. I got used to gett ing up early. . Be/ get used to . Marge is used to her husband . Marge got used to him . . Be/ get used to . Make up sentences:

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The imperfect is used for actions that are not countable .

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El Imperfecto

El Imperfecto. One of the past tenses. El Imperfecto. The imperfect is one of the two PAST TENSES The other is called the PRETERITE. Usos. We use the imperfect to talk about past actions that: We used to do (habitual actions) We were doing (on-going actions)

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Il PASSATO PROSSIMO

Il PASSATO PROSSIMO. ESSERE E AVERE. The passato prossimo is formed with the present of avere or essere and the past participle of the verb. All transitive verbs, i.;e . verbs that can accept a direct object ( mangiare , scrivere , guardare , prendere ), take avere ;

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Pertemuan 2 Identifying Equipment and Describing Its Function

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Preterite vs. Imperfect

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Preterite vs. Imperfect

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El Imperfecto

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SIMPLE TENSES

SIMPLE TENSES. The simple present tense There are two basic use of the simple present tense, i.e. to express the habitual actions, and to state general truths or facts.

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SIMPLE TENSES

SIMPLE TENSES. The simple present tense There are two basic use of the simple present tense, i.e. to express the habitual actions, and to state general truths or facts.

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Daily Routine and School Timetable

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Imperfect

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SIMPLE PRESENT

SIMPLE PRESENT. VERBS OF SENSES. HABITUAL ACTIONS. FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS. smell - touch. I drink coffee every morning. PERMANENT STATES. LOVE - HATE. THE wood flows on water.

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