What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "to take up (something)"?
To start something (empezar algo, apuntarse a una actividad)
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What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "to give up"?
To surrender or to stop something (rendirse o dejar algo)
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IRREGULAR VERBS. Write the past simple and the past participle of the verb "bring".
Brought brought
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IRREGULAR VERBS. Write the past simple and the past participle of the verb "show".
Showed Shown
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IRREGULAR VERBS. Write the past simple and the past participle of the verb "give".
Gave Given
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Put the verbs in brackets in past simple or past continuous to fill in the gaps: "While I __________ (to text), the school bus ________ (to arrive)."
While I was texting, the school bus arrived.
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Put the verbs in brackets in past simple or past continuous to fill in the gaps: "While we __________ (to wait), we ________ (to do) crossword puzzles."
While we were waiting, we were doing crossword puzzles.
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Put the verbs in brackets in past simple or past continuous to fill in the gaps: "She _____ (to finish) her breakfast, _______ (to prepare) her bag and ______ (to go) to school."
She finished her breakfast, prepared her bag and went to school.
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True or False?: "Used to" describes a habit or typical situation in the past that has changed or is different at present.
True
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How do we call this outdoor activity?
Hiking
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What's the meaning of the expression "to be keen on (something)"?
To be interested in something (Ser aficionado a algo o estar interesado en algo)
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What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "to set off"?
To start a journey (salir hacia, poner rumbo a un sitio)
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Choose the correct prepositions to fill in the gaps: "The plane ____ (next to/at/on) the picture is flying ____ (among/over/through) the city."
On / over
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True or False? : When the verb is the subject of the sentence we use the infinitive form of that verb. For example: To learn English is a great idea.
False. When the verb acts like the subject of a sentence, we use the gerund form of that verb: Learning English is a great idea.
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Gerund or infinitive? Choose the correct tense: "I would like to have/having a cup of coffee, please."
To have
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Gerund or infinitive? Choose the correct tense: "I don't mind to drive/driving you to the airport."
