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INGLES BASICOES TAN FRECUENTE EL USO DE THAT EN CADA UNO DE SUS VARIOS SIGNIFICADOS, QUE ESINDISPENSABLE QUE USTED ESTUDIE CON MUCHA ATENCION LAS FRASES SIGUIENTES:THAT WOMANTHAT MAN IS ILLHE SAYS THAT HE IS ILLTHAT IS BADTHAT BOY IS DIRTYTHAT WAS ALLI SAW THAT I WAS WRONGTHAT GIRL WAS SADSHE SAID THAT HE WAS HEREYOUR FATHER SAID THAT THAT WAS WRONGESA MUJERESE HOMBRE ESTA ENFERMOEL DICE QUE EL ESTA ENFERMOESO ES MALOESE NIÑO ESTA SUCIOESO FUE TODOVI QUE YO ESTABA EQUIVOCADOESA NIÑA ESTABA TRISTEELLA DIJO QUE EL ESTABA AQUISU PADRE DIJO QUE ESO ESTABAEQUIVOCADOTHAT BOY SAID THAT THAT FLAG WAS THE FLAG OF SPAINESE NIÑO DIJO QUE ESA BANDERA ERA DE ESPAÑATHAT BOOK THAT YOU ARE READING IS MINEESE LIBRO QUE USTED ESTA LEYENDO ES MIOSAY TO MY SON THAT I AM ILLDIGALE A MI HIJO QUE YO ESTOYENFERMOEL PREFIJO UNUPEL PREFIJO UN COLOCADO DELANTE DE CIERTAS PALABRAS INGLESAS DA A ESTAS UN VALOROPUESTO AL QUE TENIAN ANTES DE AÑADIRSE ESTE PREFIJO.EL PREFIJO UN CORRESPONDE A LOS PREFIJOS CASTELLANOS DES O IN. EN CASTELLANODECIMOS, POR EJEMPLO HACER, Y CUANDO QUEREMOS DECIR ALGO OPUESTO A ESAPALABRA, ANTEPONEMOS EL PREFIJO DES, Y LA PALABRA SE CONVIERTE EN DESHACER; HABILEN INHABIL, ETC. LO MISMO PODEMOS HACER EN INGLES POR MEDIO DEL PREFIJO UN.EQUAL (iicual)IGUALPágina 110
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