Here you have a very common mistake, especially for Spanish students. You should go to this link because it's a great explanation (in Spanish) and you can do some examples to practise. Click here
If you want to practise a bit further, go to these pages:
You shouldn't have problems any more if you do all these exercises but to finish with you can see common expressions with "other" in another page. It could be useful and I think it's worth a visit. Click here
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Preparing final exams
This entry is to help you with the final exams, especially for A2. But if you want, you can use it to practise with A1 as well. You can use...
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The typical or habitual actions are with present simple. You need the auxiliary DO/DOES for negative or interrogative sentences. These are s...
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It's Christmas time and I'd like you to see some typical things at Christmas in English speaking countries. Here you have some vide...
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MULTI-WORD VERBS are those verbs formed by 2 or more words. Here you have some examples: I look forward to seeing you (3 words) ...