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Es momento de escribir sobre cosas que tú has hecho o que has visto hacer a un amigo, usando las palabras mágicas.
Indica con qué frecuencia han ocurrido esas acciones, escribiendo una o dos oraciones por cada grupo con los adverbios: Always, Usually, Often, Sometimes, Rarely y Never.

In this liveworksheet you are going to practice reading, but you recognize simple present

ACTIVITY 1.

In pairs match the situations with the most appropriate answers (look at the context):

1. You kept someone who is phoning you on hold for a long time

2. You have arrived late at a restaurant

3. You have spilt someone’s drink

4. A customer has just shown you a dirty spoon.

5. You have to tell someone their flight has been cancelled

6. You didn’t hear someone

7. Your wife has found out about your girlfriend

8. You are telling someone they are losing their job.

9. You behaved badly when you were drunk last night.

10. Someone enters while you are on the pone

A. “I’m terribly sorry. Let me buy you another one.”

B. “I’m sorry, but this isn’t what I ordered.”

C. “Pardon me!”

D. “I regret to inform you that there has been a problem.”

E. “There is no excuse for my actions.”

F. “Sorry, I’ll just be a minute.”

G. “Sorry. I think I’ve caught a cold.”

H. “I’m afraid that isn’t allowed here.”

I. “Sorry to bother you again, but there’s one more thing I don’t understand”

J. “Sorry I’m late. Have you been waiting long?”

Match the word with its definition. 

1. Tell off
2. Scooted
3. Giggled
4. Ran over
5. Traffic light
6. Crosswalk
7. Nerve-wracking
8. Safe and sound
9. In the nick of time
10. Running short of time
11. Apologise
12. How come...?
13. Showed up
14. Great minds think alike
15. Embarrassed
16. That's not a big deal
17. Slip out
18. On the bright side

A. Feeling shy, awkward, or ashamed.
B. Just at the last possible moment.
C. To leave quietly without being noticed.
D. To speak to someone angrily because they did something wrong.
E. Looking at the positive part of a situation.
F. A way to ask why something happened.
G. To arrive at a place.
H. It's not something to worry about.
I. To move quickly and lightly.
J. To laugh in a silly or childlike way.
K. A place marked on the street where people can safely walk across.
L. Not having enough time to do something.
M. When two people have the same idea, they are both clever.
N. Something that makes you feel very nervous or worried.
O. To be free from harm or danger.
P. A set of colored lights used to control traffic at road intersections.
Q. To go quickly to a place by running.
R. To say sorry for something you did wrong.

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telling the time, daily activities, family members, occupations, verb to Be, hobbies, parts of the house, and prepositions of place 

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GRAMMAR

• Listen Carefully:
  • Click the 🔈 audio icon next to each word to hear the correct pronunciation of both the singular and plural forms.
  • Repeat each word out loud two times. Focus on the vowel and ending sounds.
• Practice Pronunciation:
  • After listening and repeating, record yourself by clicking on the 🎙️ microphone icon and pronouncing both the singular and plural form (e.g., "man – men").
  • Make sure your pronunciation is clear and correct before moving to the next item.