ADJECTIVES

aboriginal


aberrant



abiding


abject




abrasive



bawdy



beautiful



belligerent



bent



berserk



chubby



chunky



cold



comfortable

colossal

determined



delirious



descriptive



deserted



determined



educated

efficient

elastic

electric

elegant


famous



fast



fat



feeble



fabulous



gabby



gammy



glossy



glamorous



gigantic



harmonious



harsh



heavy



happy



helpful



idiotic



ignorant



imperfect



impolite



impartial



jazzy



jolly



juicy



jumpy



juvenile



keen



kind



kindly



know



kaput



labored



lame



last



late



lazy



macabre



macho



magenta



magnificent



maniacal



nasty



narrow



nebulous



new



next



observant



absolete



one



open



oceanic



panoramic



pastoral



paltry

Dates and Years

 YEARS:

-1976 nineteen seventy six

-2003 two thousand three

-1678 sixteen seventy eight

-2015 Twenty fifteen

-2001 Twenty thousand one

 DATES:

-Thirteenth of May    May 13th

-Twenty eighth  of January

-Twenty fourth of February

-First of Abril

-Tenth of December

-Seventeenth of February

-Fifteenth of February

-Twenty fourth of December

-Third of October

-Eighth of May

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TENSES	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE		INTERROGATIVE	Short answer  Affirmative	Short  answer Negative
Simple Present I	I SPEAK English	I don't speak English today		do I speak English today?	Yes, I do	No, I don't
you / we / they	We speak English today	we don't speak English today		do we speak English today?	Yes, we do	No, We don't
she / he / it	She speaks English today	She doesn't speak English today		does we speak English today?	Yes, She does	No, She doesn't
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	You spoke English yesterday	You didn't speak English yesterday		did You speak English yesterday?	Yes, You did	No, You din't
Present Progressive Or continuous I	I'm speaking English now	I'm not speaking English now		am I speaking English now?	Yes, I am	No, I am not
You / we / they	you're speaking English now	you aren't speaking English now		are You speaking English now?	Yes, You are	No, You aren't
she / he / it	She's speaking English now	She isn't speaking English now		is She  speaking English now?	Yes, she is	No, she isn't
Past Progressive or Continuous I	I was speaking English now	I wasn't speaking   English now	was I speaking     English now?		Yes, i was	No, i  wasn't
you / we / they	We were  speaking English now	we weren't speaking English now	were we speaking speaking English now		yes, We were	No, weren't
she / he / it	she was speaking English now	she wasn't speaking English now	was she speaking English now?		Yes, she was	no, wasn't