Este documento lista los nombres de 12 personas que participaron en una exposición el 12 de octubre de 2007. Se mencionan los nombres de Fabiana Fuentes, Margarita Perrupato, Mabel Stivaleta, Dora Ventosa, Daniel Monti, Marcelo Rossetti y Omar "Toro" Musis. El nombre de Dora Ventosa aparece repetidamente y los nombres de Fabiana Fuentes, Mabel Stivaleta y Marcelo Rossetti también se repiten varias veces.
Finding and using OERs - an introduction. Learn to Share to Learn, A joint conference from the South Western Regional Library Service and the JISC Regional Support Centre South West. Taunton Rugby Club March 23rd 2011
The document discusses the difference between adjectives ending in "-ed" and "-ing". Adjectives ending in "-ed" describe one's own feelings, while adjectives ending in "-ing" describe something or someone that causes those feelings. It provides examples of sentences using adjectives like "bored", "boring", "interested", "interesting" correctly. It then has a short quiz to test understanding of when to use "-ed" vs. "-ing" adjectives in sentences.
Este documento lista los nombres de 12 personas que participaron en una exposición el 12 de octubre de 2007. Se mencionan los nombres de Fabiana Fuentes, Margarita Perrupato, Mabel Stivaleta, Dora Ventosa, Daniel Monti, Marcelo Rossetti y Omar "Toro" Musis. El nombre de Dora Ventosa aparece repetidamente y los nombres de Fabiana Fuentes, Mabel Stivaleta y Marcelo Rossetti también se repiten varias veces.
Finding and using OERs - an introduction. Learn to Share to Learn, A joint conference from the South Western Regional Library Service and the JISC Regional Support Centre South West. Taunton Rugby Club March 23rd 2011
The document discusses the difference between adjectives ending in "-ed" and "-ing". Adjectives ending in "-ed" describe one's own feelings, while adjectives ending in "-ing" describe something or someone that causes those feelings. It provides examples of sentences using adjectives like "bored", "boring", "interested", "interesting" correctly. It then has a short quiz to test understanding of when to use "-ed" vs. "-ing" adjectives in sentences.
