What's the difference between "Schedule" and "Timetable"?
Both words mean a plan that shows times and events, but schedule is common in American English while timetable is common in British English.
B_ _ _ & R _ _ _ _ _: You entered the world and spent your formative years (usually until adulthood or finishing high school) in the exact same town, city, or region.
Born and raised (I was born and raised *in* Trenque Lauquen)
What's the word for "Sustantivo" in English? And what is a "Sustantivo"?
Noun: a word that functions as the name of a specific or general person, place, thing, or idea.
Is this correct? "I love listening to the radio in the morning"
Yes :) Like/Love/Don't like... + Verb with "ing"
G _ _ _ up: to change from a child into an adult.
Grow Up (Past: Grew up /grúap/: I grew up in Mar del Plata)
What's the plural form for "Men" and "Woman"?
Men /men/, Women /uímen/
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