'Terrible headache' presentation slideshows

What seems to be the problem?

What seems to be the problem? . Thermometer. A ) I have a fever. What should I do? B: I think you should get some rest. What seems to be the problem?. I have a terrible headache. Make sure you get enough rest . What ( seems ) to be the ( problem ?) I lost my job. What should I do?

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Minerva (Athena)

Minerva (Athena). Athena was the Greek goddess of wisdom, war, the arts, industry, justice and skill. The Birth of Athena.

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INVITING

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HEALTH PROBLEMS

HOW ARE YOU ???. HEALTH PROBLEMS. A HEADACHE. John. -- Hello John, how are you? -- Hi, frankly speaking, I am not well. --Why? What is the matter ? -- I have a terrible headache --What a pity! Maybe you should take some pills. A BACKACHE. Tom. A STOMACHACHE. Cristopher. AN EARACHE.

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Sentence Connectors

Sentence Connectors . EGL 075. Good sentences vs. Run-ons. Do you remember what a clause is? A group of words that has a subject and a verb. How can we use more than one clause in a sentence? We need to combine these clauses using special words called sentence connectors. What is a run-on?

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Use of A, An , The

Use of A, An , The. Prof. Myrna Monllor English 031. A = un, una. A building. Use of A. A student waits for the bus. ( It could be any student, not a student in particular.). A book is on the table. (It could be any book, not a book in particular.). He is an artist.

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FINAL EXAM

FINAL EXAM. INTENSIVE ONE. VOCABULARY. PILOT HANDSOME ADVENTUROUS CONTEST HOT AIR BALLOON GLIDER ROCKET AFTER BEFORE DURING AROUND BECOME ALSO. TOPICS. SIMPLE PAST COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SHOULD. SIMPLE PAST. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES. 1 . I am ___________ (tall) my sister.

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GERUND or INFINITIVE

GERUND or INFINITIVE. 2nd of BACHILLERATO. GERUND. DEFINITION: THE GERUND IS THE ENGLISH FORM USED AS A NOUN USES: AS A SUBJECT TO TALK ABOUT GENERAL FACTS Riding is a enjoyable form of exercise Fishing and hunting are two stong traditions among rural people

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Robust

Definition:. Parts of Speech:. adjective. Robust. Strong or healthy. Synonym: Antonym:. Healthy, rich. Sickly, frail. Sounds Like:. disgust. The third little pig was the smartest because he built a robust house made of bricks. Definition:. Parts of Speech:. Verb & Noun. Rupture.

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