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This document discusses the simple past tense in English. It explains that the past tense is used to talk about actions that started and finished in the past. For regular verbs, the simple past tense is formed by adding "-ed" to the base form of the verb. Examples of sentences using regular verbs in the past tense are provided. It also discusses how to form negative sentences in the past tense using "didn't" or "did not" plus the base form of the verb.
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Los animales domésticos son aquellos que viven con los seres humanos y pueden criarse, mientras que los animales salvajes viven en libertad en la selva o el bosque y no dependen de los humanos para alimentarse o protegerse. Algunos ejemplos de animales salvajes son la serpiente, el mono, la jirafa, el elefante, el tigre, la ardilla, el hipopótamo y la cebra.
La trompeta
La trompeta es un instrumento de viento metálico cuya vibración de los labios del intérprete produce sonido. Existen varios tipos de trompetas, como la trompeta en Sib y la trompeta de bolsillo. La trompeta se usa en diversos géneros musicales como el mariachi, la música tropical, el jazz y la música clásica. Algunos trompetistas famosos incluyen a Maurice André, Winton Marsalis y José Hernández.
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Reino animal
El documento resume las características principales de los animales vertebrados e invertebrados. Los animales pueden clasificarse en dos grupos: los vertebrados, que tienen columna vertebral y esqueleto interno articulado, y los invertebrados, que carecen de columna vertebral y esqueleto interno. Algunos invertebrados tienen protección externa como armadura mientras que otros no tienen ningún tipo de protección.
Animales. presentacion
Los perros son animales domésticos comunes que han sido domesticados a partir de los lobos. Se les considera la primera especie domesticada y han estado viviendo con los humanos durante decenas de miles de años. Los perros son animales de compañía populares que brindan compañía y protección a sus dueños.
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La lectoescritura es fundamental en la educación primaria porque mejora las habilidades lingüísticas, aumenta el vocabulario y la ortografía, y estimula la inteligencia y el rendimiento escolar. Además, la lectura y escritura despiertan la curiosidad, fomentan valores positivos, y son herramientas que entretienen y relajan de por vida.
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- 2. ENGLISH GRAMMAR The Past Tense is used to talk about something that started and finished at a definite time in the past.
- 3. PAST TENSE REGULAR VERBS To change a regular verb into its past tense form, we normally add –ED to the end of the verb. • play – played • cook – cooked • rain – rained • wait – waited
- 4. EXAMPLES OF SENTENCES USING REGULAR VERBS IN THE PAST TENSE • Last night I played my guitar loudly and the neighbors complained. • She kissed me on the cheek. • It rained yesterday. • Angela watched TV all night. • John wanted to go to the museum.
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