The usa by cristina teresa, 1_eso a
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The USA is a large country in North America with around 320 million people. It has Washington D.C. as its capital and many important cities like New York, Boston, Chicago, and Miami. While English is the official language, Spanish and other languages like Mandarin, French, and German are also commonly spoken.
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3) What you are looking for such as friends, language partners, relationships or chat friends.
4) Your interests and hobbies which could include reading, music, travel, sports or movies.
5) A short biography with details about yourself, family, where you live and things you enjoy.
6) Your favorite entertainment like books, TV shows, music or appearance.
Halloween
Halloween has become popular in Bulgaria. On Halloween, people in Sofia gather in large groups and go to bars that offer discounts, then to dance clubs. Originally a Catholic holiday celebrating All Saints and All Souls Days, Halloween has its origins in ancient Celtic traditions where people wore scary masks and costumes on October 31st to ward off spirits of the dead. Today, Halloween traditions vary around the world, from drinking tequila at Mexican graveyards to trick-or-treating for candy in the U.S. and carving jack-o-lanterns, which originated from an Irish myth about a man trapped between heaven and hell.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria is a country located in Southeastern Europe, with Sofia as its capital and largest city. The majority ethnic group is Bulgarians and the official language is Bulgarian. Key facts about Bulgaria include its population of over 7 million people, the lev as its currency, and Eastern Orthodox Christianity as the dominant religion. Bulgaria has a diverse landscape that includes mountain ranges such as Rila and Pirin, and attractions including its capital city of Sofia.
Weather
The document lists different types of weather conditions including sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, stormy, snowy, hot, cold, warm, cool, dry, wet, misty, foggy, rainbow, bright, dark, lightning, and thunderstorm.
Verbs 3
Este documento lista verbos en inglés relacionados con pensamientos y sentimientos como admitir, asumir, creer, convencer, esperar, sentir, esperar, mentir, saber, rechazar, revelar, sospechar, pensar, gastar una broma, advertir, preguntarse, estar de acuerdo, decidir, tener pánico y preocuparse.
Verbs 2
This document lists Spanish verbs including attack, escape, survive, operate, retreat, annoy, and circle. It was created by Marga Renedo Gómez and focuses on verbs for a language learning unit.
Verbs 1
Este documento lista verbos en inglés y español relacionados con creencias, opiniones y sentimientos. Incluye pares de verbos como asumir/assume, estar de acuerdo/agree, creer/believe, decidir/decide, esperar/expect, sentir/feel, esperar/hope, saber/know, tener pánico/panic, pensar/think, preguntarse/wonder, y preocuparse/worry.
Uk usa english
While UK English and US English are largely similar, there are some differences in common words between the two variants. The document provides examples of words that have different meanings in UK English compared to US English, such as film/movie, flat/apartment, rubbish/trash, crisps/chips, autumn/fall, underground/subway, and others. The list demonstrates how everyday terms can vary between the two main forms of the English language.
Difference england, gb & uk
The British Isles consist of 4 countries: Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England. Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England make up the 4 countries that comprise the British Isles. The document provides a brief overview of the 4 countries that make up the British Isles.
Too and enough
The document discusses the words "too" and "enough" and how they are used to describe amounts. "Too" is used to describe having more than necessary of something and having a negative effect, like "It's too cold to work in the garden." "Enough" describes having or not having the right amount of something, like "John isn't patient enough to work as a teacher." "Enough" can also mean "all that is necessary" when used before a noun. Examples are given of using "too" and "not...enough" with adjectives, adverbs, and infinitives.
Theatre genres
Theatre genres include comedy, drama, monologue, musical, opera, romance, and thriller. The document lists common theatre genres in a single paragraph without further details or descriptions. The genres are separated by line breaks.
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The usa by cristina teresa, 1_eso a
- 1. The USA By: Cristina Teresa
- 2. The USA... is a very large country in North America, with a about 320 million.
- 3. The capital is Washington DC... with a population about 646. 449. The USA has got lots of important cities, like New York, Boston, Chicago, Miami or Houston.
- 4. The currency... in the USA is the American Dollar:
- 5. The USA has got... two neighbours, Canada and Mexico.
- 6. Languages: The official language, in most part of the country, is English, but lots of people speak Spanish. Mandarin, French and German are also spoken in the USA. People also study Spanish, French and German at school.
- 7. Lots of people from By: Cristina Mexico China Cuba India Canada Germany and Vietnam live and work in the USA, but are also people from the UK, Greece and Spain.