Clara la san sped up playlist 💞

[@kmbat4121]

dude in this darkness with the plane picture is such a nice touch man. Imagine they began playing those in airplanes after landing.. even better imagine listening to this while going on a flight man.

[@Nenelove-muah]

thank you for this

[@gamer-bt7gz]

in this darkness 💗

[@foreignsitaa]

this soothes my soul

[@Jxcaii]

@@foreignsitaa girl thank you sm 💕

[@koyorodriguezcarolina992]

¡Claro! Aquí tienes una lista con algunos verbos regulares e irregulares en inglés. Es imposible incluir todos, pero te dejo los más comunes: Verbos Regulares Los verbos regulares forman su pasado agregando -ed. Ejemplo: play → played. 1. accept → accepted (aceptar) 2. call → called (llamar) 3. clean → cleaned (limpiar) 4. cook → cooked (cocinar) 5. dance → danced (bailar) 6. help → helped (ayudar) 7. jump → jumped (saltar) 8. learn → learned (aprender) 9. open → opened (abrir) 10. talk → talked (hablar) 11. try → tried (intentar) 12. watch → watched (mirar) Verbos Irregulares Estos verbos cambian su forma en pasado y no siguen una regla específica. Ejemplo: go → went. 1. be → was/were (ser/estar) 2. begin → began (empezar) 3. break → broke (romper) 4. bring → brought (traer) 5. buy → bought (comprar) 6. come → came (venir) 7. do → did (hacer) 8. drink → drank (beber) 9. eat → ate (comer) 10. feel → felt (sentir) 11. find → found (encontrar) 12. get → got (obtener) 13. give → gave (dar) 14. go → went (ir) 15. have → had (tener) 16. know → knew (saber) 17. leave → left (salir) 18. make → made (hacer) 19. run → ran (correr) 20. see → saw (ver) 21. take → took (tomar) 22. think → thought (pensar) 23. write → wrote (escribir) Tips para recordarlos 1. Memoriza los verbos irregulares más comunes. 2. Practica usándolos en oraciones. 3. Identifica patrones en los irregulares (por ejemplo: bring-brought, buy-bought). ¿Te ayudo con más detalles o ejercicios?

[@koyorodriguezcarolina992]

“Was” y “Were” son formas del pasado simple del verbo “to be” (ser o estar). Aunque son del mismo verbo, se usan de manera diferente según el sujeto en la oración. Aquí te explico cómo funcionan: Cuándo usar “Was” Se utiliza con los sujetos: • I (yo) • He, She, It (él, ella, eso) Ejemplos: 1. I was happy yesterday. (Yo estaba feliz ayer). 2. She was at school this morning. (Ella estaba en la escuela esta mañana). 3. It was cold last night. (Estaba frío anoche). Cuándo usar “Were” Se utiliza con los sujetos: • You (tú/ustedes) • We (nosotros/as) • They (ellos/as) Ejemplos: 1. You were late to class. (Tú llegaste tarde a clase). 2. We were friends in high school. (Éramos amigos en la secundaria). 3. They were in the park. (Ellos estaban en el parque). Forma negativa Para negar, agregamos not después de “was” o “were”: • Was not (wasn’t) • Were not (weren’t) Ejemplos: 1. I wasn’t at home yesterday. (No estaba en casa ayer). 2. They weren’t ready for the test. (Ellos no estaban listos para el examen). Forma interrogativa Para preguntas, se coloca “was” o “were” al principio: 1. Was she at the party? (¿Estaba ella en la fiesta?) 2. Were they happy? (¿Estaban ellos felices?) Resumen rápido: • Was: I, He, She, It. • Were: You, We, They. ¿Quieres practicar con ejemplos o hacer ejercicios?

[@1tapwitall]

i gotta tell the hoimes fw this

[@kaylannycar]

fr fr

[@kaylannycar]

lose all control is let u go

[@Jxcaii]

@@kaylannycar yeah sorry bro

[@kaylannycar]

@@Jxcaii lol

[@M.B.Lewis_]

The second one is called “Let you Go” btw not Lose all Control. Great backgrounds though😁

[@Jxcaii]

@@M.B.Lewis_ thank you!!

[@melanieclark9632]

rock your body

[@wphanx]

rock your body verion ?

[@Killtainyou]

name of the 2nd one

[@Jxcaii]

Let You Go