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Hello good morning, my name is Nayelhi Leas, I am from Riohacha - La Guajira, I study Surgical Instrumentation, I am twenty one  old and I am very happy to share this new level of English with all of you.
I am a person who is very committed to my studies and my fundamental pillar is my family, I have many goals to achieve, I am a loyal, responsible and very outgoing person.I really like helping people a lot and being very friendly.
I love being part of the health professional or team to help others
My family.

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Unit 1

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  Life Plans . A personal life plan is a roadmap that helps you prioritize what is most important to you, make decisions based on your priorities, and move toward the life you want. You must have a clear path for what you want, but you must also be flexible. PERFEC MODALS... Perfect modals take a modal verb (could, should, must, could/may) and combine it with a perfect tense phrase (have + past participle) EXAMPLE: Ellos deben haber ido a la playa. They must have gone to the beach. Sujeto + Modal + have + Participio + Resto de Frase Ellos deberían haber ido a la playa. They should have gone to the beach. COULD: The perfect modal 'could have' is used to indicate a possibility that took place in the past but was not carried out. Ellos podrían haber jugado al fútbol. They could have played football. MAY / MIGHT: We use the perfect modals 'may have' and 'might have' to make an assumption about something that took place in the past ...
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Inventions and discoveries

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 Unit 3. GRAMMAR. 2. CONDITIONAL. The "type 2 conditional" is used to refer to a hypothetical or unlikely condition and its probable outcome. The second conditional is used to imagine present or future situations that are impossible or unlikely in reality . If we had a garden, we could have a cat. If I won a lot of money, I'd buy a big house in the country. I wouldn't worry if I were you. The structure is usually:  if  + past simple >> +  would  + infinitive.  When  if  is followed by the verb  be,  it is grammatically correct to say  if I were ,  if he were ,  if she were  and  if it were . However, it is also common to hear these structures with  was , especially in the  he / she  form. If I were you, I wouldn't mention it. If she was prime minister, she would invest more money in schools. He would travel more if he was younger. VOCABULARY. Itching. Screens. big hole. Nightmare. E...
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Unit 4

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UNCOUNTABLE  NOUN. NON COUN + NOUNS THAT REPRESENT ABSTRACT IDEAS. Verbs followed  by objects and infinitives. Advice, crime, education. Example:  Education is an  important issue  a round the world Health is a gift that  we must apreciate. Verbs followed by objects and infinites. Advice, Allow, Cause, Convience, Invite, Permit  
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