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    • Future Tenses 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      Future will Future going to Present progressive

    • Reported Speech 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      Pronouns Tenses Place and Time Expressions Examples

    • Welcome to Hidalgo 

      Unknown author (2011)

    • Students' Daily Routine 

      Unknown author (2011)

    • Reported Speech Statements 

      Téllez Tinoco, Nallely (2011)

    • Daily Routines 

      Téllez Tinoco, Nallely (2011)
      The purpose of this work is to present a short introduction for beginner English learners to the topic of daily routines and simple present tense Use this presentation as a great way to study the basics in one important ...

    • Be going to 

      de la Rosa Santillana, Natalia Inés (2011)

    • Would Presentation 

      Unknown author (2011)
      Would is an auxiliar to make, accept and refuse an invitation.

    • Comparatives and Superlatives 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      Comparatives and Superlatives

    • Vocabulary animal body parts 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      Vocabulary animal body parts

    • Verb Be 

      Unknown author (2011)
      The verb be is use to give and ask about personal information like age, marital statutus, adress, e-mail, cellphone number, etc.

    • Cursos en Línea 

      Unknown author (2011)

    • Past Continuous 

      Unknown author (2011)
      We use it to talk about an action which was in progress at a stated time in the past. We do not know exactly when the action started and finished.

    • To Be Verb 

      Unknown author (2011)
      Verb to be usages To say the age To state sensations

    • Grammar Practice 

      Unknown author (2011)

    • Comparatives 

      Rojo Hernández, Marliz Alejandra (2011)
      To compare between two people, animals, things, teams, places etc.

    • First Conditional 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      A first conditional sentence consists of two clauses, an if clause and a main clause

    • Adjectives in -ed and -ing ending 

      Unknown author (2011)
      Adjectives in -ed and -ing ending

    • Adjectives Ending in -ed and -ing 

      Cortés Fernández, Lidie Susana (2011)
      Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

    • Giving Instructions 

      Unknown author (2011)