Algo tranquis
What is Peso Pluma's name?
Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija
What does UNIVA means?
Universidad del Valle de Atemajac
What is the official mascot of the university?
Ocelote
Which of these is an English author:
William Shakespeare
Johann Wolfgang
Molière
William Shakespeare
Which of these words are not from English:
Chair
Kindergarten
Book
Philosophy
Kindergarten
Philosophy
Vocabulary
What is a truss?
rigid framework made of interconnected parts
Change it to present perfect:
build
take
built
taken
What does "get into" means?
to get involved in something.
What does "Bandwidth " means?
Banda ancha
Use "valve" on a sentence
The technician adjusted the valve
When do we use "enough"?
Means sufficient or the right amount. It has a positive meaning because it indicates something is adequate.
Change it to Passive voice:
Thousands of tourists visit these islands
These islands are visited by thousands of tourits
Spoken
Arabic is spoken in many countries.
When do we use "too"?
Means more than necessary or more than what is good.
It has a negative meaning because it indicates something is excessive.
Change it to Passive voice:
Michael designed the bridge
The bridge was designed by Michael
Passive voice
The team have designed the blueprint
The blueprint have been designed
Vocabulary
Use "beam" on a sentence
The wooden beam supported the entire weight
Change it to passive voice:
The students are completing their assignments.
The assignments are being completed by the students.
Use "shaft" on a sentence
The shaft pf the elevator got stuck
Complete
What if you failed english class?
If I failed English class I will look for a job.
Past from the future structure and make a sentence
We’ll have programmed by next Monday.
Future action in progress structure and a sentence
This time next week, I’ll be testing the new mechatronic system.
Make a Spontaneous decision and explain the structure
I’ll run the diagnostics check right now.
s + will + v
What grammar rule we uso to express a condition?
if/when + present simple >> will + infinitive.
What grammar rule we uso to express a condition we believe is not possible ?
if + past simple >> + would + infinitive.