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- VOCABULARY ,LISTENING AND SPEAKING.

- VOCABULARY : PHRASAL VERBS

Right-click on:

http://www.world-english.org/phrasalverbs.htm

You'll find a different multi-word verb every time this page is opened,such as: "

"GET ACROSS":succeed in making something understood.

Example:
"I think I managed to get across the importance of homework to the class."
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Also Phrasal Verb Quiz at :

http://www.cambridge.org/elt/inuse/pdfs/phrasal_verbs_quiz.pdf
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And more phrasal verbs!

English Phrasal Verbs - UsingEnglish.com
A large reference of common English phrasal verbs with definitions and examples.

CURSO DE INTRODUCCIÓN AL IDIOMA INGLÉS PARA PRINCIPIANTES.

http://www.aulafacil.com/CursoIngles/CursoIngles.htm

Take a look at the first lesson and get an idea of what this course is like:
LESSON 1
Pronombres Personales Sujetos

Yo I - Tu You - El He - Ella She - El/ella (objeto) It - Nosotros We - Vosotros You - Ellos/ellas They
Su colocación en la frase suele ser al comienzo de la misma:
I have a dog. Yo tengo un perro
You are my brother. Tú eres mi hermano
El pronombre personal tiene que concordar con el verbo, no obstante, los verbos ingleses, salvo los auxiliares, no varían, excepto en la tercera persona del singular:
I eat apples. Yo como manzanas.
You eat apples. Tú comes manzanas.
He eats apples. El come manzanas.

El pronombre "it" (3ª persona singular) se utiliza para objetos y animales, aunque a veces con estos últimos se utiliza "he" o "she" :
I have a car. It is red. Yo tengo un coche. El es rojo.

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