WORDS

sank; sunk

as much... as

una expresión que utilizamos para realizar comparaciones de igualdad entre personas y cosas valorando aspectos como la cantidad o calidad

adj.

Crunch como verbo es masticar, triturar

verb. noun = Prayer

noun oración, plegaria

Sometimes, our personality changes in different situations. Then, we can use GET (adjective) when.

You can also use I’m good at + noun /verb-ing:

noun. and bored Is adjective

Nivel bajo de irritación

(informal) have an off day: no ser su dia. tener un mal dia. exam: He is normally a great performer, but I think he was having an off-day

KIND: This word is used to refer to a category or type of something. SEVERAL: This word is used to indicate more than two but not many. It refers to a number of things or people. So, “kind” is about categorizing, while “several” is about quantity.

1. to extract or remove 2. to obtain or secure (a licence, patent, etc) from an authority 3. to go out with; escort

1. the Time they spend travelling from one place to another. 2. a distance or period of time traveled. 3. Travel=is verb and more general (I love to travel) Trip= specific trip, usually short duration (a trip to the mountains)

food cooked in certain style

a supply or amount that is more than enough. 1. with adverb, after of pronoun or verb. 2. with quantifier, before of a noun

(meaning also or too). British and "too"American. Placed at the end of a sentence or clause to add an idea. while "as well as" meaning "in addition to" or "not only but also," similarly to "and" connects 2 items or ideas, often emphasizing the second one.

irritated -body part

information, warning, or announcement of something coming or about to happen; notification:

"Go out" refers to leaving a place with the purpose of participating in external activities, often for socializing, while "get out" emphasizes the act of leaving, sometimes with difficulty, or is a forceful command to exit a location

1 - A skill or an activity that involves making things by hand. 2 - A boat, ship, or aircraft

1. To assume control or responsibility of something from someone else. 2. To gain control of a place by force

Use it to describe the duration or permanence of a situation, object, or living thing.

sleep longer or later than one intended

suffer or die or cause to suffer or die from hunger.

Figurativo

to (cause to) go or do something very quickly. (Rushed)

to take hold of something or someone suddenly and roughly

verb simple past and participle =Unable to move, or set in a particular position, place, or way of thinking. (verb Present= stick= pegarse, adherirse)