WH-QUESTIONS

WHO- QUIEN- asking what or which person or people (subject)
Who opened the door?

WHAT- QUE- asking for a reason, asking why 
What did you do that for?

 WHEN- CUANDO- asking about time
 When did he leave?

 WHERE-DONDE- asking in or at what place or position 
Where do they live?
 
WHICH- QUE- asking about choice 
Which colour do you want? 

WHOSE-CUYO-asking about ownership 
Whose are these keys?
Whose turn is it?
 

WHY- POR QUE- asking for reason, asking what...for 
Why do you say that? 

HOW- COMO- asking about manner 
How does this work? 
 

ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVES

The adjective is a part of speech or word class which complements to a noun or name to call it, expresses characteristics or properties attributed to a noun, whether concrete (the green book, big book), whether abstract (the book difficult). These adjectives accompanying noun (book) and are intended to specify or highlight some of its features and is said to determine what, then, to add an adjective and not talk about any book, but just a green book.

Of significance, according to a quality attributed to a noun, rather abstract (knowable by the mind, as in "difficult book") or specific ("perceptible by the senses, as in" Green Book ")

HOT

SHORT

HOMERO IS FATER THAN OSCAR

HOMERO IS STRONGER THAN MR. SATAN

BART IS SAFER THAN GUNTER

THE ANVIL IS HEAVIER THAN THE PEN

LUISA IS HEALTHIER THAN CARLOS

JUAN DAVID IS HAPPIER THAN JOHN

MARIA IS MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN LUNA

THE ELEPHANT ES LARGER THEN THE MOUSE

BART IS YOUNGER THAN KAMESENIN

SLOW

CLEAN

FULL

BART IS WORSE THAN THE ANGEL

SAFE

SMALL

FLASH IS FASTER THAN BOB



The adjectives in English can be classified into the following categories: determiners, Qualifying, Quantitative, gentile, participles, compounds, numerals, etc.. Here we also see intensifiers of adjectives, comparatives, superlatives and how comparisons are performed in English.
determinative adjectives
These adjectives are used to define, determine which noun / s we are referring. For example: this, Those, every, each, either, neither.
this (dis) - this, this, this (singular)
that (dat) - the, this, this, this, that / o (singular)
These (DIIS) - these, these (plural)
Those (Aldous) - these, these, those / you (plural)

SAD

all (bl) - all / at all / as
every (Evri) - each (meaning all)
each (Ich) - each (taken in particular)
both (Bouz) - both, the two
Either (Ider or aider) - any (two), both, none (to deny)
Neither (or Naider Nider) - neither, neither the one nor the other

HIGH

turquoise (térkuóis) - Turquoise

another (anóder) - another / a
other (Oder) - another / a Other / as
the other (di Oder) - the other, other, other, other

DIRTY

Qualifying adjectives

They express the qualities of the noun they modify and are located in front of it. Not change neither gender nor the number (red cars, fat woman). Here is a list of some grouped by category with translation, pronunciation and examples.

Adjectives by category

Colors: black, gray, violet, white, ...

Size / Measure: black, gray, violet, white, ...

Shape: square, round, oval, spherical, ...

Colors - Colors

black (blak) - black

gray (Grei) - gray

violet (váiolit) - violet

white (juáit) - White

green (gríin) - Green

orange (órendch) - Orange

network (red) - red

Brown (Braun) - Brown

sky blue (blu skai) - blue

blue (blu) - Blue

yellow (iélou) - Yellow

pink (pink) - Pink

purple (pérpl) - Purple

beige (béidch) - beige

BIOGRAPHY OF SNOOP DOGG
Rapper, producer and actor. It is the "protected" from producer Dr. Dre and is considered one of the most prominent MCs rap scene on the West Coast. It is very popular the phrase "Fo 'shizzle, ma nizzle", meaning "For sure, my nigga" ("Sure, my black").

Born with the name Calvin Broadus in Long Beach, California, in October 1971. He became famous in 1993 with his debut album "Doggystyle". Preceded by his reputation and criminal record, the album was one of the most anticipated of the story had already sold 1.5 million copies before offered for sale. It was the first rap album debut which reached number 1 on the charts. His sixth and latest studio album is titled "Paid Tha Cost To Be Da Boss". Also, his songs have been part of many movie soundtracks, including "Bad Boys II" (Bad Boys 2), "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," "Dr. Dolittle 2" and "Save The Last Dance" (Wait the Last Dance).

In 1998, Snoop Dogg made ​​his debut as an actor with a small role in the comedy "Half Baked" (Half Baked). Since then, he has collaborated in many films.

Other nicknames: better known as Snoop Dogg, as well as Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tha Doggfather, The Bigg Boss Dogg, Bigg Snoop Dogg and The DO Double G.
As a child, his mother called him Snoopy as the teen saw the drawings of Charlie Brown that appeared in that character, so he called himself Snoop Doggy Dogg as a stage name. He changed his name to Snoop Dogg in 1996, after leaving Death Row Records and signed with No Limit Records. Many of his cousins​​, including RBX, Nate Dogg and Daz Dillinger, are also collaborating with rappers Snoop on many occasions. Ray-J and Brandy, R & B singers, so are, and have colabordado together in a song called "Smokin Trees" for the album Tha Blue Carpet Treatment, but ultimately was not part of it.

early years
Snoop attended Long Beach Polytechnic in high school, and his initial foray into public life was due to his involvement in drug trafficking, although a relatively small scale. Snoop was a member of a local Crips gang in Long Beach, the Rollin '20 Crips. In the three years following his graduation from the institute had many legal problems, becoming several times in jail. The older members of the Crips and the recruits were affiliated with the band's skill for many years to recognize the talent, both sporting and music, among its members, so Snoop was pressured to join the world of music and leave one hand drug sales on the streets. Later, Snoop recorded tapes home with his cousin Nate Dogg and best friend Warren G (stepbrother of Dr. Dre of NWA). Initially, Lil '1/2 Dead, Nate's cousin, was also part of the group called 213, named so because that was the then area code of Long Beach. This was partly in homage to the group 413 of Richie Rich, well known also by the then code of Oakland, California.

Success with Death Row Records Dr. Dre began collaborating with the young rapper, first on the main theme of the film Deep Cover, and then the debut solo album from Dr. Dre, The Chronic, along with other members of his former group , Tha Dogg Pound. Snoop's contribution to The Chronic was considerable; his rhymes were as present to Dre. The huge success of Doggystyle, his debut album, was in part due to his letter in The Chronic.

 

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