ING/TO INFINITIVE
I want ... drink water
to
What fruit gives potassium and is yellow?
Banana
continue the words:
Scien-
doc-
invent-
Scientist
Doctor
Inventor
You _______ drink plenty of water to stay hydrated
Must / Have to
a small team of students who meet regularly to review course material, prepare for exams, and share perspectives to deepen understanding
Set up a study group
I'm intereseted to learn/in learning a new lenguage.
In learning
How many hours of sleep you need to have enough energy in a day?
You need between 8 - 9 hours
A _____ is a person licensed to practice medicine.
Doctor
Talking about possibility we use...
can /can't
Definition of learn by heart
To learn something in such as way that you can repeat it from memory.
I want to.....(learn). INFINITIVE
Learn
A sinonim of "Cheer you up"
Make happy
Say the definition of physicist
A scientist who specializes in physics.
I _____ understand the text. Is too dificult.
Can't
What is the learnig techinque?
It is an instructional video designed to teach viewers how to complete a task or understand a process.
Watch a video tutorial
I miss to....... (study).
Studing
use rosemary oil when you are studying if you want to...
Remember things
who identifies market needs and takes financial risks to create, launch, and manage a business, turning innovative ideas into profitable ventures?
Entrepreneur
When we talk about a ______ possibility in the past we use could/couldn't or was/wasn't were/weren't able to.
General
Write 3 learning techniques tha can be whit: read
Revise for a test, follow instructions and use sticky notes
Which one is correct?
-I'm interested in learning.
-It's difficult to remember his surname.
Both are correct
A handful of _____ will give you about 20% of your recommended daily intake of magmesium
Almonds
______ is a professional facing significant, complex, or emotionally taxing challenges that hinder their progress, well-being, or productivity
Researcher
They couldn't/ weren't able to focus in the exam.
Both are correct.
What is the correct form of "repasar" in UK and in USA?
UK: revise
USA: review