Apuntes, resúmenes, trabajos, exámenes y ejercicios de Inglés de Secundaria

Global Food Systems and Urban Dynamics

Food Production and Distribution Challenges

Why do farmers in some MEDCs dump food rather than sell it when there are so many hungry people in the world?

Farmers in More Economically Developed Countries (MEDCs) often prefer to dispose of food rather than sell it because the costs associated with transportation and distribution would outweigh potential profits, leading to minimal or no financial gain. This practice, while seemingly counterintuitive given global hunger, is a result of economic inefficiencies and market dynamics where the cost of bringing surplus produce to market exceeds its potential sale value.

The problem with food today is not that we can't grow enough. The problem is that we grow too much,

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Conjugación de Verbos Irregulares en Español

A continuación, se presenta una guía de conjugación de algunos verbos irregulares en español, mostrando sus diferentes tiempos y modos verbales.

Verbo: Partir

• Indicativo:
  • Presente: parto
  • Pretérito Perfecto Compuesto: he partido
  • Pretérito Imperfecto: partía
  • Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto: había partido
  • Pretérito Perfecto Simple: partí
  • Pretérito Anterior: hube partido
  • Futuro Imperfecto: partiré
  • Futuro Perfecto: habré partido
  • Condicional Simple: partiría
  • Condicional Perfecto: habría partido
• Subjuntivo:
  • Presente: parta
  • Pretérito Perfecto: haya partido
  • Pretérito Imperfecto: partiera o partiese
  • Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto: hubiera o hubiese partido
  • Futuro Imperfecto: partiere
  • Futuro Perfecto: hubiere partido
• Imperativo:

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Present Simple: rutinas y hábitos. They play tennis, don't play tennis, Are you play tennis.

Present Continuos: cosas que stan pasando. They are listening, not studing, are the chatting.

every day, at the weekend, often, sometimes, always, never. Once a week.

Used to: I used to live in Londo, she didn't use to be thin, did you use to go to this school?

Past Simple: he performed in the concert, we didn't perform, did you perform.

Past Continuous: he was standing, I wasn't standing, Were you standing.

yesterday, last week, month year and year ago.

Past simple/Past continuos: He was living in London when he got the news.

Present Perfect Simple: I have worked, I haven't worked, Have I worked. Time expression: ever(alguna vez),

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Vocabulario Unidad 7

Area, Car Park, Corner, Crossroads, Entrance, Gate, Greengrocer, Library, Market Square, Mountain Bike, Newspaper Kiosk, One-Way Street, Pedestrian Area, Pedestrian Crossing, Petrol Station, Roundabout, Shopping Centre, Side, Sport Stadium, Square, Supermarket, Taxi Rank, Town Hall, Traffic Light, Turning, Cheap, Expensive, Far, Fashionable, Light, Next, Nice, Noisy, Safe, Wide, To Reach, To Turn, You're Walcome.

Preposition Of Place

Inside, Outside, Opposite, By, Behind, Under, In Front of, In, Next to, Between, Near.

Preposition Of Direction

Up, Down, On, Off, Along, Around, Under, Throungh, Over.

Comparative Adjetives

One-Syllable Adjetives

Cold + er = Colder

Nice + r = Nicer

Big + ger = Bigger (Ending in one vowel + Consonant)

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Gramàtica Anglesa: Futur, Condicionals i Materials

'Be Going To'

Usos:

1. Expressar intencions o plans.

• Exemple: I'm going to buy a new t-shirt next month.
• Exemple: We are going to spend our holidays in Tenerife next Summer (if we save the money).

Expressar una predicció basada en una causa visible.

• Exemple: Look! This car is very fast. We are going to crash.
• Exemple: Look at those clouds. It's going to rain.

Estructures:

• (+) Subject + am / is / are + going to + verb in infinitive + complements
• (-) Subject + am / is / are + not + going to + verb in infinitive + complements
  • I am not = I'm not
  • is not = isn't
  • are not = aren't
• (?) [Wh- QUESTIONS] + am / is / are + Subject + going to + verb in infinitive + complements?

Present Continuous (amb significat de futur)

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Cristina'S SHOW

Hello! Follow me. Welcome to the new cooking show . My name is Cristina and the récipe that I present today is the plumcake. For that we need...

Flour: 250 grams

Butter: 250 grams

Sugar: 250 grams

Candied fruit: 250 grams

Currants: 150 grams

Eggs: 4 units

Baking powder: 3 envelopes

Ron: 2 cups

Milk: 50 cc

White vermouth 1 cup

And these are the ingredients

With all this, we start the récipe.

First we put rum in a bowl and add raisins. The raisins are softened after a while to soak.

Second cut the candied fruit and leave it with raisins

Third, in a preheated bowl mix butter and sugar until it looks creamy.

Then, while beating, add eggs and flour previously mixed with yeast.

Thoroughly mixed so that no lumps of flour

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Aquí encontrarás una lista completa de verbos irregulares en inglés, con su forma en pasado simple y participio pasado, junto con su traducción al español. ¡Domina estos verbos esenciales para mejorar tu fluidez!

Lista de Verbos Irregulares

Verbo Inglés - Pasado - Participio Pasado	Español
Arise - Arose - Arisen	Surgir
Awake - Awoke - Awoken	Despertar
Be - Was/Were - Been	Ser/Estar
Beat - Beat - Beat	Golpear
Become - Became - Become	Empezar

Begin - Began - Begun	Empezar
Bend - Bent - Bent	Doblar
Bet - Bet - Bet	Apostar
Bite - Bit - Bitten	Morder
Bleed - Bled - Bled	Sangrar

Blow - Blew - Blown	Soplar
Break - Broke - Broken	Romper
Breed - Bred - Bred	Criar
Build - Built - Built	Construir
Burn - Burnt - Burnt	Quemar
Buy - Bought - Bought	Comprar

Catch - Caught - Caught	Coger
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