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BBC SIx Minute Grammar
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Nives de Ingl'és
Eng Vocabulary
Oxford 3000: A-B
Oxford 3000: C-D
Oxford 3000: E-G
Oxford 3000: H-K
Oxford 3000: L-N
Oxford 3000: 0-P
Oxford 3000: Q-R
Oxford 3000: S
Oxford 3000: T
Oxford 3000: U-Z
Oxford Academic Words
Eng. Pronunciation
Pronouncing HAVE in modal form
Adding an "e"
Eng. Grammar Exercises
1. Countables and Uncountables
2. Negatives and Questions
3. Posessives
4. Reflexive Pronouns
5. Adverb Order
6. Pronouns
7. Possessive Case
8. Interogatives
10 Too and Enough
11. Some and Any
12. No = "Not any"
13. Comparisons
14. Negatives and questions with auxiliary verbs
15. Causative use of "have"
16. Must, have to need
17. Can
18.Short-form negative
19. Short-form responses with auxiliary verbs
20. Imperative
21. Present tense
22. Notes on English tenses
23. Present Perfect tense
24. Past tense
25. Frequency adverbs
26. Past tense (continued)
27 Tense Revision
28. Future and future perfect
29. Past perfect tense
30. Revision of tenses
31. Conditions and unreal past
32. Question tags
33. "Get" and "got" forms
34. Predicative "so" and "not"
35. "do" and "make"
36. Infinitive implied by its particle
37. "Else" and "or else"
38. Infinitive
39. "...ing" form - gerund and present participle
40. Infinitive and gerund
41. Perfect infinitive of imaginary past
42 Verb, noun or adjective
43. Have a ___
44. Interrogatives
45. Interrogative responses
46, Relatives
47. Relative and interrogative links
48. Emphatic connectives (_ever forms)
49 Emphatic colloquial interrogatives
50. "there is" and "it is"
51. Reported speech
52. Passive voice
53. Miscellaneous
54. Phrase openings
55. The comparison game
56. Prepositions and adverbial particles
Eng. Grammar Tips
Parts of Speech
Use of do, does, did
Modal/Auxilliary verbs
Infinitive, bare infinitive, gerund
Passive Voice
Phrasal Verbs
Prepositions
Eng. Listening Comp.
A2: St Andrew
Biotechology
A2 A walk in the forest
Eng. Reading Comp.
English Tests
Charlotte's Choice (A2)
Reading Tests
Watsapp in Spain
BBC Lower Intermediate Course
1. Nice to meet you
2. What to wear
3. Like this, like that
4. The daily grind
5. Christmas every day
6. Great achievers
7. The Titanic
8. Travel
9. The big wedding
10. Sunny's job hunt
11. The bucket list
12. Moving and immigration
13 BBC Broadcasting House
14. New year, new project
15. From Handel to Hendrix
Tourism around Bayuela
Primary Classes
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Bayuela Idiomas
Oxford 3000: U-Z
ugly
ultimate
ultimately
umbrella
unable
unacceptable
uncertain
uncle
uncomfortable
unconscious
uncontrolled
under
underground
underneath
understand
understanding
underwater
underwear
undo
unemployed
unemployment
unexpected
unexpectedly
unfair
unfairly
unfortunate
unfortunately
unfriendly
unhappy
uniform
unimportant
union
unique
unit
unite
united
universe
university
unkind
unknown
unless
unlike
unlikely
unload
unlucky
unnecessary
unpleasant
unreasonable
unsteady
unsuccessful
untidy
until
unusual
unusually
unwilling
unwillingly
up
upon
upper
upset
upset
upsetting
upside down
upstairs
upward
upwards
urban
urge
urgent
us
use
use
used 1
used 2
used to
useful
useless
user
use up
usual
usually
vacation
valid
valley
valuable
value
van
variation
varied
variety
various
vary
vast
vegetable
vehicle
venture
version
vertical
very
via
.
victim
victory
video
view
village
violence
violent
violently
virtually
virus
visible
vision
visit
visitor
vital
vocabulary
voice
volume
vote
wage
waist
wait
waiter
wake
walk
walking
walk out
walk up
wall
wallet
wander
want
war
warm
warmth
warm up
warn
warning
wash
wash away
washing
wash off
wash out
wash up
waste
watch
watch out
watch out for
water
wave
way
we
weak
weakness
wealth
weapon
wear
wear away
wear off
wear out
weather
web
website
wedding
Wednesday
week
weekend
weekly
weigh
weight
welcome
well
well known
west
western
wet
what
whatever
wheel
when
whenever
where
whereas
wherever
whether
which
while
whisper
whistle
white
who
whoever
whole
whom
whose
why
wide
widely
width
wife
.
wild
wildly
will
willing
willingly
willingness
win
wind 1
wind 2
window
wine
wing
winner
winning
winter
wire
wise
wish
with
withdraw
within
without
witness
woman
wonder
wonderful
wood
wooden
wool
word
work
worker
working
work out
world
worried
worry
worrying
worse
worship
worst
worth
would
wound 1
wounded
wrap
wrapping
wrist
write
write back
write down
writer
writing
written
wrong
wrongly
yard
yawn
yeah
year
yellow
yes
yesterday
yet
you
young
your
yours
yourself
youth
zero
zone
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