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Language Tutors Spanish / English Vocab List 16.8.2018 Why not test your knowledge with some random Spanish / English vocab taken from a real life conversation. tangled up lay back (on a chair for instance) upwards look upwards to hum buzz hum astronaut space suit
Spanish / English Vocab List 2.8.2018 Why not test your knowledge with some random Spanish / English vocab taken from a real life conversation. (door) knob knob (switch, control) light switch making things up a certain (person) a certain (thing) section (of a document) process a crop a crop of corn to plant to grow … Read more
RANDOM SPANISH / ENGLISH VOCAB LIST TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH TODAY’S RANDOM WORD LIST acquaintance to pump (water etc) snow bank smog gear stick trigger cut (grass) trim, prune (trees) cut down, chop down (tree) peat set on fire tusk
If you are learning English and are at an advanced level or are preparing for your IELTS or TOEFL exam we hope that this vocabulary quiz will be useful. Login to take the test and when you have answered the first question, use the right arrow to move to the next question.
This exercise starts from the point 7.08 to 8.20 on the media player below. Listen to the audio file and then answer the questions in the quiz below. https://learnenglishspanishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/lr-Gran-Maestro-Ch1.mp3 After answering the first question, use the right arrow to move on to the next question. Aprendamos del Gran Maestro … Read more
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These flash cards will help you to practice conjugating regular -ar verbs, the endings will work for all regular -ar verbs so once you get used to the pattern you’ll be away! the yo ending is -o; the tú ending is -as; the él, ella and usted ending is -a; the nosotros ending is -amos; … Read more