Jeirys Ayala

  Holiday and traditions. The holiday or holiday is one that is not a business day (in the workplace) or that is not a business day (in the procedural field), and can be Sunday (in most countries of the world), Saturday (in countries influenced by Jewish culture) or Friday (in countries influenced by Islamic culture). EXAMPLE:  Christmas Eve is the holiday in which Christians celebrate the eve of Christmas Day or the Nativity of Jesus Christ. It is celebrated on the night of December 24, since the Christian Church officially establishes December 25 as the day of the birth of Jesus. On the other hand, according to tradition, a hearty dinner is held in private homes among family and close friends. The food served depends on the traditions of each country. In Mexico, for example, stuffed turkey is usually eaten. Some make dinner before Midnight Mass, others do it after and others substitute Midnight Mass for dinner. Another of the symbols of Christmas Eve is the exchange of gifts. Present

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      ENGLISH GRAMMAR: FUTURE INTENTIONS It is a way that is used to tell a plan or forecast for the future that you had in the past. And it is done with was / were going to + infinitive. This is the past of am / is / are going to, which talk about future plans that we have now.  Note that many times the sentences with was or were going to have another verb in the past simple, to give more information and context. I was going to call you, but my phone died. I was going to be on time, but then my car broke down. We saw that it was going to rain, so we went back home. I thought they were going to be at the party. They were going to get married this fall, but they had to call off the wedding. You must have known what was going to happen. Negatives and questions with was / were going to You can also use was / were going to to form questions and negations. I knew I wasn't going to get the job, but I went to the interview anyway. He decided he wasn't going to move to London. Q: Did n

                                                             Hello, welcome my name is Jeirys Alejandra Ayala Paniza. I am twenty-one years old, I live in Atlantic Barranquilla, I am studying surgical instrumentation at the Simón Bolívar University and I am in the seventh semester.   In my spare time I like to read and listen to music