Ingles

Types of sentences
The statement is a string of sounds limited by a long pause, pronounced with a melody and expressing an idea. Depending on the attitude of the speaker can differentiate sevenkinds of sentences:
Declarative: Indicates an action that occurs in the present, past or future. It can be positive or negative.
Interrogative: Reflect a question or concern. They may be affirmative ornegative.
Exclamations: express a feeling of joy, excitement, sadness, surprise ...
Hesitant: They express doubt adverbs through dubious value.
Desirous (optional): Expressing a wish.
Hortatory:They express a command, request, advice or prohibition. It can be positive or negative.
Of possibility: They express a supposition or probability.

adverbs of time and relative
Adverbs areinvariable words of prayer that modify the meaning of the adjective, verb, or other words. The relative adverbs: where, when and how to have a dual function:
a) introduce a proposition: They live in thehouse where I was born.
b) Additional circumstantial introducing the subordinate clause: The house where I was born = where: where.

abreviations s.o.s
SOS stands request international relief and mean"save with our souls" (Save Our Soul) and was the usual signal that is sent as the last hope of the castaways, when a ship went down imminently

prepositions of place

Prepositions of place arethe words we use to indicate where someone or something. The dog is on the table. these are some of the prepositions of time:
ON: This preposition is used with the meaning of 'above', but in Spanishcan appear as 'in'.
iN: It means 'inside', but in Spanish so you can indicate with the preposition 'in' so we must be careful.
 UNDER: This preposition means 'below' and is used to indicate thatsomething else is below.
 IN FRONT OF: This preposition means 'before' or 'in front of' and use it to indicate that something is in front, but not necessarily just in front.
BEHIND: The preposition...