Have you wondered what your IQ score is? This online IQ test will give you a fast and somehow accurate IQ score (it’s very easy). Take this quick, free IQ test and find out just how smart you are Sigue leyendo
Para referirnos a lo que alguien dijo, podemos hacerlo de dos maneras: 1) Direct Speech: es decir, citando literalmente sus palabras (entre comillas) –> Mary said: “I work in this office”. 2) Reported Speech: “contando” lo que dijo, que es más normal –> Mary said (that) she worked in that office. (“That” aparece entre paréntesis porque podemos omitirlo) Sigue leyendo
Me preguntabais en clase si el inglés también tenían diferentes “acentos” como el castellano: aquí tenéis una breve muestra de siete de ellos y un mapa muy simplificado de sus variantes, sólo en Inglaterra. Sigue leyendo
Click on the picture and follow the instructions. Gonna freak out! Sigue leyendo
A couple of years ago, you probably had this song in your head and you’d spend the whole day singing “dance with me one more time”… Well, that melody sounding on your mind is called Hundred Miles and was composed by Yall, a Catalan group in which two DJ’s and two VJ’s squeezed their brains to create a song inspired by the denim jacket of the spot Exotic Jeans. Gabriela Richardson is the mesmerizing voice of this theme, which mixes Bollywood sound and tropical house. Sigue leyendo
After certain verbs we use the -ing form, and after other verbs we use the to-infinitive. Sometimes we can use either form and there is a change in meaning. Occasionally we can use either form and there is no change in meaning.
So what’s the rule for whether we use the -ing form or the infinitive?
Here you will find a different way to study those verbs you “like” so much… 😛 Click on the pic and play the game: just spin the wheel and test your knowledge of irregular verb forms. It’s addictive!
