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Listen & Watch

Serie 03 Episodio 15

Tess y Ravi conversan sobre la ciudad más famosa en el Reino Unido. ¡Pienso que sé cuál es! Rob y Adam leen tus comentarios sobre las redes sociales.

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Grammar & Vocabulary

Words that are often confused

Do you know the difference between these words?

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Fun & Games

Recycling

We can recycle glass, paper, plastic and metal. We can also put left over food into our compost to use in a garden. Can you put the rubbish in the correct recycle bin?

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Business & Work

Motivación en el lugar de trabajo

Escucha un fragmento de una entrevista con un profesor de Estudios de Gestión de Empresas sobre el tema de la motivación laboral.

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Writing

Writing for Sociology

This page can help you with your writing in the field of sociology. Take a look!

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IELTS

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22 June, 2017 - 07:06

Hello neh7272, Generally speaking, we do not provide explanations of sentences from elsewhere as it is necessary to know the context in which language is used and a sentence may appear incorrect but...

from: comparative and superlative adjectives

22 June, 2017 - 05:06

Hi, sir. May I know if the following sentence is correct? 1. No, you should not. Can I end my sentence just like this or I should write it as 'No, you shouldn't do that.' Thank you, sir.

from: Modal verbs

22 June, 2017 - 01:06

Hi Peter, Thank you for the explanation. In my understanding, would is also used for unsure about something and just assuming. For example: 1.He would be 10 years old. (we don't know his age and...

from: certain, probable or possible