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Third semesterVersión en línea Answer according to what we saw on the semester por KEREN ADAEL NAVARRO LUCERO A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U Y Empieza por A Preposition. We use this phrase to introduce what someone else has said or written. Example: "_______ our teacher, the exam is next week" Empieza por B Adjective. The irregular comparative form of the adjective "good". Empieza por C Modal verb. The full, formal negative form of the modal verb "can", used to express impossibility or lack of permission. Empieza por D Verb. A formal synonym for "to go down" or "to become smaller or less" Empieza por E Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "easy". Empieza por F Adverb. A formal linking word used to add more information, similar to "besides" or "in addition" Empieza por G Verb phrase. An expression that means to become familiar with something new through time and practice. Empieza por H Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "high". Empieza por I Linking phrase. A fromal transition used to introduce extra information or another point. Empieza por J The passive form of the verb "judge". Example: "Criminals are _____ by a court of law" Empieza por L Adverb. The comparative word used before uncoutable nouns, meaning smaller amount of something. Opposite of "more" Empieza por M Modal verb. We use it to express strong obligation, duty, or logical certainty. Empieza por N Adverb. A formal linking word that means "however" or "despite that" Empieza por O Verb that means that someone has a lot of things in their mind. Example: "I feel _____ when I am learning math" Empieza por P TWO WORDS. The grammatical structure used when the action itself or the object is more important than the person doing it. Empieza por Q Adjective. A comparative synoym for "faster" Empieza por R Verb. A formal word for "to refuse" to accept an idea, opinion, or aoffer. Empieza por S Modal verb. We use it to give advice, suggestions, or to say what is the correct thing to do. Empieza por T Adverb (two words) The words we must put before long adjectives to make their superlative form. Empieza por U Adjective/ phrase The core part of the grammar structures that describe familiarity or past habits. Empieza por Y Conjuction. A formal word used to connect two contrasting ideas, similar to "but" or "nevertheless". Example: "It was raining, _____ we went for a walk."

Third semesterVersión en línea

Answer according to what we saw on the semester

por KEREN ADAEL NAVARRO LUCERO

Empieza por A

Preposition. We use this phrase to introduce what someone else has said or written. Example: "_______ our teacher, the exam is next week"

Empieza por B

Adjective. The irregular comparative form of the adjective "good".

Empieza por C

Modal verb. The full, formal negative form of the modal verb "can", used to express impossibility or lack of permission.

Empieza por D

Verb. A formal synonym for "to go down" or "to become smaller or less"

Empieza por E

Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "easy".

Empieza por F

Adverb. A formal linking word used to add more information, similar to "besides" or "in addition"

Empieza por G

Verb phrase. An expression that means to become familiar with something new through time and practice.

Empieza por H

Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "high".

Empieza por I

Linking phrase. A fromal transition used to introduce extra information or another point.

Empieza por J

The passive form of the verb "judge". Example: "Criminals are _____ by a court of law"

Empieza por L

Adverb. The comparative word used before uncoutable nouns, meaning smaller amount of something. Opposite of "more"

Empieza por M

Modal verb. We use it to express strong obligation, duty, or logical certainty.

Empieza por N

Adverb. A formal linking word that means "however" or "despite that"

Empieza por O

Verb that means that someone has a lot of things in their mind. Example: "I feel _____ when I am learning math"

Empieza por P

TWO WORDS. The grammatical structure used when the action itself or the object is more important than the person doing it.

Empieza por Q

Adjective. A comparative synoym for "faster"

Empieza por R

Verb. A formal word for "to refuse" to accept an idea, opinion, or aoffer.

Empieza por S

Modal verb. We use it to give advice, suggestions, or to say what is the correct thing to do.

Empieza por T

Adverb (two words) The words we must put before long adjectives to make their superlative form.

Empieza por U

Adjective/ phrase The core part of the grammar structures that describe familiarity or past habits.

Empieza por Y

Conjuction. A formal word used to connect two contrasting ideas, similar to "but" or "nevertheless". Example: "It was raining, _____ we went for a walk."

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Third semesterVersión en línea

por KEREN ADAEL NAVARRO LUCERO

Empieza por A

Preposition. We use this phrase to introduce what someone else has said or written. Example: "_______ our teacher, the exam is next week"

Empieza por B

Adjective. The irregular comparative form of the adjective "good".

Empieza por C

Modal verb. The full, formal negative form of the modal verb "can", used to express impossibility or lack of permission.

Empieza por D

Verb. A formal synonym for "to go down" or "to become smaller or less"

Empieza por E

Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "easy".

Empieza por F

Adverb. A formal linking word used to add more information, similar to "besides" or "in addition"

Empieza por G

Verb phrase. An expression that means to become familiar with something new through time and practice.

Empieza por H

Adjective. The superlative form of the adjective "high".

Empieza por I

Linking phrase. A fromal transition used to introduce extra information or another point.

Empieza por J

The passive form of the verb "judge". Example: "Criminals are _____ by a court of law"

Empieza por L

Adverb. The comparative word used before uncoutable nouns, meaning smaller amount of something. Opposite of "more"

Empieza por M

Modal verb. We use it to express strong obligation, duty, or logical certainty.

Empieza por N

Adverb. A formal linking word that means "however" or "despite that"

Empieza por O

Verb that means that someone has a lot of things in their mind. Example: "I feel _____ when I am learning math"

Empieza por P

TWO WORDS. The grammatical structure used when the action itself or the object is more important than the person doing it.

Empieza por Q

Adjective. A comparative synoym for "faster"

Empieza por R

Verb. A formal word for "to refuse" to accept an idea, opinion, or aoffer.

Empieza por S

Modal verb. We use it to give advice, suggestions, or to say what is the correct thing to do.

Empieza por T

Adverb (two words) The words we must put before long adjectives to make their superlative form.

Empieza por U

Adjective/ phrase The core part of the grammar structures that describe familiarity or past habits.

Empieza por Y

Conjuction. A formal word used to connect two contrasting ideas, similar to "but" or "nevertheless". Example: "It was raining, _____ we went for a walk."