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DO VS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DO AND MAKE          DO                                        MAKE    1- Work, Jobs and tasks                                     1- Product material – Origin     Do the housework                                               Made of gold     Do your homework ...

HAD/HAVE/WILL HAVE -obligation He had to leave for an appointment. I have to work today. They will have to study for exams. MAY -possibility It may be windy today. -permission You may park your car there. MIGHT -possibility We might be late for the show. MUST -logical conclusion The rice must be finished cooking by now. -obligation You must pay attention while driving. -prohibition You must not provoke wild animals. Feel free to message me.

Never give up, and be confident in what you do. There may be tough times, but the difficulties which you face will make you more determined to achieve your objectives and to win against all the odds.      💕good night everyone💕                    

all (óol) - todo/a, todos/as awl (óol) - lezna, punzón air (éer) - aire heir (éer) - heredero altar (ólter) - - altar alter (ólter) - alterar, modificar ant (ánt) - hormiga aunt (ánt) - tía ate (éit) - pasado de eat eight (éit) - ocho capital (cápital) - capital capitol (cápital) - capitolio cent (sént) - centavo scent (sént) - perfume, rastro, pista cereal (sírial) - cereal serial (sírial) - serie de TV chili (chíli) - ají, chile chilly (chíli) - frío chord (córd) - acorde cord (córd) - cable, cuerda cite (sáit) - citar site sitio, escenario sight (sáit) - vista, visión coarse (cóors) - tosco, grosero course (cóors) - curso, camino colonel (kérnel) - coronel kernel (kérnel) - núcleo, meollo

📕📚 TO BE ABOUT TO” (ESTAR A PUNTO) “I’m about to start” (‘Estoy a punto de empezar’) La estructura “to be about to” + verbo es, como decimos, ‘estar a punto de hacer algo.  🔸 Ejemplos: 1) Estoy a punto de irme a casa. I’m about to go home. 2) Estamos a punto de firmar el contrato. We’re about to sign the contract. 3) La película está a punto de empezar. The film is about to start. 4) La conferencia está a punto de empezar. The conference is about to begin. 🔺 ¿Y cómo sería en el pasado?  Pues empleando “was” o “were”, por supuesto:  🔸 Ejemplos: 1) Estaba a punto de llamarte. I was about to call you. 2) Estaba a punto de decir algo. He was about to say something. 3) Estaban a punto de dárnoslo. They were about to give it to us. 4) Estábamos a punto de ir al parque.  We were about to go to the park. 5) Él estaba a punto de decírmelo cuando entraste. He was about to tell me when you came in...