1. _________________
is the capital of Canada.
2. _________________
is the capital of the USA.
3. _________________
is the capital of Britain.
4. _________________
is the capital of New Zealand.
5. _________________
is the capital of Australia.
6. _________________
is the capital of Ireland.
7. _________________
is the capital of France.
8. _________________
is the capital of Spain.
9. _________________
is the capital of Germany.
10. _________________
is the capital of Italy.
11. _________________
is the capital of Denmark.
12. _________________
is the capital of the Netherlands.
13. _________________
is the capital of India.
14. _________________
is the capital of Russia.
15. _________________
is the capital of Brazil.
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16. _________________
is the capital of China.
17. _________________
is the capital of Venezuela.
18. _________________
is the capital of Hungary.
19. _________________
is the capital of Switzerland.
20. _________________
is the capital of Sweden.
21. _________________
is the capital of Mexico.
22. _________________
is the capital of Japan.
23. _________________
is the capital of Argentina.
24. _________________
is the capital of Belgium.
25. _________________
is the capital of South Korea.
26. _________________
is the capital of Poland.
27. _________________
is the capital of Belarus.
28. _________________
is the capital of Ukraine.
29.
30. _________________
is the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
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sábado, 30 de marzo de 2019
Name the capital of the country
viernes, 22 de marzo de 2019
Test your mind
Choose the correct option:
1.- We …….. at the cinema now. A)is
B) are C) have
2.-Christine is ……… Belgium A)at B)from
C) out
3.-Lorena and Sue ….. a dictionary. A)has
B)haven C)have got
4.-Listen! The baby …………. A)is b)aren’t C)is
crying
5.-I haven’t got ……. milk. A)some B)any
C)a few
6.-Caroline’s husband isn’t …… A)shorter B)doctor
C)angry
7.-Victor ……. to be a vet.
A)want B)wants C)wanting
8.-The house …… on the hill. A)were B)was
C)are
9.-Please, stop ……… A)shout
B)shouts C)shouting
10.-……… you help me, please? A)can B)may
C)Do
11.-Julio ……. his bike now. A)repair B)is repair
C)is repairing
12.-……. you like some tea? A)would B)may
C)can
13.-Martin ……. very tired. A)wasn’t B)were
C)are
14.-The girl …… her homework A)do B)doing C)making
15.-Call me, when you …… A)finishes B)finish
C)are finish
16.-Walter ……. in the garden. A)work
B)working C)is working
17.-……. you know him? A)do B)does C)doing
18.- ……. is your birthday? A)are
B)when C)what
19.- Paul is ……. than me. A)tall B)taller C)the tall
20.-The postman …… come yet. A)has
B)hasn’t C)have
21.-David ……. me a postcard. A)sent B)send
C)sending
22.-She …….a nice song. A)sing B)sang
C)sung
sábado, 16 de marzo de 2019
FIRST HUNDRED
Words 1-25
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Words
26-50
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Words
51-75
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Words
75-100
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the
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or
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Will
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number
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of
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one
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Up
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no
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and
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had
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other
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way
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a
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by
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about
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could
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to
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word
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out
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people
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in
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but
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many
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my
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is
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not
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then
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than
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you
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what
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them
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first
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that
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all
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these
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water
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it
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were
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So
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been
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he
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we
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some
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call
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was
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when
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her
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who
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for
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your
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would
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oil
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on
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can
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make
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its
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are
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said
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like
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now
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as
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there
|
him
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find
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with
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use
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into
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long
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his
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an
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time
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down
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they
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each
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has
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day
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I
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which
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look
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did
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at
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she
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two
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get
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be
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do
|
more
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come
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this
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how
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write
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made
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have
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their
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Go
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may
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from
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if
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see
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part
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sábado, 9 de marzo de 2019
Hot Air Ballooning
Hot air ballooning is one of those sports that can be enjoyed by anyone; it offers many different things to different people. For some the greatest pleasure is floating in a basket thousands of feet up just admiring the view. For others, it is a matter of pushing themselves to the limit, competing with one another in international championships, or taking on the challenge of setting new records. Anyone who can drive a car can learn to fly a modern hot-air balloon, but the key to flying a balloon well is experience.
Ballooning is the earliest and perhaps the purest form of flying. Its origins go back more than two hundred years to 1783 when the Montgolfier brothers first demonstrated manned flight. In the late 1950s, there was renewed interest in the hot air balloon from a most unlikely source - the US Navy. The result of their research brought together the two essential elements of the modern hot air balloon – man-made fabrics for a lightweight and airtight ‘envelope’, and propane gas as an efficient and safe source of heat.
The hot air balloon is a simple flying machine, and the advances made in recent years have resulted in one that is very reliable. Accidents are extremely rare and when they do occur it is almost always a result of human error and not because of equipment failure. From top to bottom, the balloon consists of an envelope (which contains the hot air), the burner (which generates the heat) and the basket (which carries the people). The fuel is carried in gas cylinders strapped inside the basket and hoses take the fuel from them to the burner.
In ballooning it is always necessary to get the right size envelope for the job and this depends on many factors: how many people you need to lift, what the climate is like where you fly most often, and the number of people available to handle the balloon and equipment. It is the difference between the internal and external temperature that makes a balloon fly, so a bigger envelope is needed when flying in hotter countries as the amount of available lift is reduced. Most balloonists choose something around 77,000 cubic feet, as this will enable them to fly three to four people in most conditions and is small enough to easily handle on the ground and to transport. However, as a general trend balloon sizes are creeping up gradually.
Question
1 In paragraph 1, the word 'others' refers to ___________ .
a) greatest pleasures b) people
c) different things d) baskets
2 In Paragraph 1, the word 'key' means _________ .
a) something that you use to open a door
b) something that you press on a computer
c) the most important thing that helps
d) a set of answers to an exercise or test
3 What is the topic of paragraph 2?
a) reasons people enjoy ballooning
b) the development of ballooning
c) a description of the hot air balloon
d) the dangers of hot air ballooning
4 We can infer from the text that the Montgolfier brothers _______________ .
a) lived in the late 1950s
b) flew in a hot air balloon
c) belonged to the US Navy
d) discovered man-made fabrics
5 Accidents involving hot air balloons are usually caused by ____________.
a) holes in envelopes
b) problems with burners
c) unsafe baskets
d) people's mistakes
6 What sort of fuel do balloons use?
a) fire b) petrol c) LPG gas d) propane gas
7 In ballooning, the size of the ___________ is very important.
a) envelope b) burner c) basket d) cylinder
8 In paragraph 3, the word 'them' refers to the ____________.
a) baskets b)cylinders c) hoses d)fuel
9 What is the meaning of 'creeping up' as used in paragraph 3?
a) flying
b) surprising
c) increasing
d) walking
Ballooning is the earliest and perhaps the purest form of flying. Its origins go back more than two hundred years to 1783 when the Montgolfier brothers first demonstrated manned flight. In the late 1950s, there was renewed interest in the hot air balloon from a most unlikely source - the US Navy. The result of their research brought together the two essential elements of the modern hot air balloon – man-made fabrics for a lightweight and airtight ‘envelope’, and propane gas as an efficient and safe source of heat.
The hot air balloon is a simple flying machine, and the advances made in recent years have resulted in one that is very reliable. Accidents are extremely rare and when they do occur it is almost always a result of human error and not because of equipment failure. From top to bottom, the balloon consists of an envelope (which contains the hot air), the burner (which generates the heat) and the basket (which carries the people). The fuel is carried in gas cylinders strapped inside the basket and hoses take the fuel from them to the burner.
In ballooning it is always necessary to get the right size envelope for the job and this depends on many factors: how many people you need to lift, what the climate is like where you fly most often, and the number of people available to handle the balloon and equipment. It is the difference between the internal and external temperature that makes a balloon fly, so a bigger envelope is needed when flying in hotter countries as the amount of available lift is reduced. Most balloonists choose something around 77,000 cubic feet, as this will enable them to fly three to four people in most conditions and is small enough to easily handle on the ground and to transport. However, as a general trend balloon sizes are creeping up gradually.
Question
1 In paragraph 1, the word 'others' refers to ___________ .
a) greatest pleasures b) people
c) different things d) baskets
2 In Paragraph 1, the word 'key' means _________ .
a) something that you use to open a door
b) something that you press on a computer
c) the most important thing that helps
d) a set of answers to an exercise or test
3 What is the topic of paragraph 2?
a) reasons people enjoy ballooning
b) the development of ballooning
c) a description of the hot air balloon
d) the dangers of hot air ballooning
4 We can infer from the text that the Montgolfier brothers _______________ .
a) lived in the late 1950s
b) flew in a hot air balloon
c) belonged to the US Navy
d) discovered man-made fabrics
5 Accidents involving hot air balloons are usually caused by ____________.
a) holes in envelopes
b) problems with burners
c) unsafe baskets
d) people's mistakes
6 What sort of fuel do balloons use?
a) fire b) petrol c) LPG gas d) propane gas
7 In ballooning, the size of the ___________ is very important.
a) envelope b) burner c) basket d) cylinder
8 In paragraph 3, the word 'them' refers to the ____________.
a) baskets b)cylinders c) hoses d)fuel
9 What is the meaning of 'creeping up' as used in paragraph 3?
a) flying
b) surprising
c) increasing
d) walking
domingo, 3 de marzo de 2019
Why is English an International Language?
Around a hundred years ago educated people spoke French when they met people from other countries. Nowadays, people speak English when they meet foreigners. It has become the new international language. There are many reasons why English has become so popular. One of them is that English has become the language of business. Another important reason is that popular American culture like films and music have quickly spread throughout the world. It has brought its language with it. It's important to have a language that people have in common. Our world has become very global and we need to communicate with one another. On the other hand, English is a fairly complicated language to learn and it brings its culture with it. Scientists have already tried to create an artificial language that isn't too difficult and doesn't include any one group's culture. It is called Esperanto. But it hasn't become popular. Maybe the popularity of English won't last that long either. Who knows? There are more people in the world who speak Chinese than any other language. Maybe someday Chinese will be the new international language.
Circle T (True) or F (False).
1 Many years ago educated people spoke French. T F
2 Nowadays, French is an international language. T F
3 English spread through films and songs. T F
4 Businessmen speak English. T F
5 English is easy to learn. T F
6 Esperanto is a real language. T F
7 Esperanto is well-used all over the world. T F
8 One day, another language may become international. T F
9 Not many people speak Chinese. T F
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