5. www.themegallery.com where does he go on vacations ? do you dance in the parties? Do you want to play soccer or tennis Id like to know if you`re interesting in this job
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11. fairly Is stronger than quite example: it’s a pretty big school, I love it Suggeests a higher degree than fairly . Example: he is quite a good student Usually modifies adjectives and adverbs, it does not suggest a high degree example: carlos its fairly good at matemathics but he wants to study in the SEA in mexico quite pretty
12. A bit Incredibly and terribly are also used to show emphasis(similar way to very) example: he is a extremely good soap opera singer Is used to show emphasis, it can be used with adjectives . Example: I really love her dress Is often used with the same meaning as a little example: the new moon book is a bit more interested than crepusculo really extremely
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25. www.themegallery.com To able to I can do this homework, its easy ability I could use the computer in the internet cafe permition May I go to the badroom? could may Can/can’t
26. www.themegallery.com Something especific -when I was child I would go to the park Something especific -after school, I would go to ballet classes Not specific time - I used to dance in festivals of jp Not specific time - He used to getting up early Used to would would used to *