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Good morning everyone and thank you for (come) today. Do you dislike (look) for new words in a thick, heavy dictionary? Can you imagine (have) instant access to the world’s biggest dictionary in every language? Well, today I want (present) the latest in electronic dictionaries, the XtraLingo. It’s so simple that anyone can (use) it. First of all, you need (press) the ON button. Then you begin by (type) in a word in English and the machine will automatically (give) you the translation in any language. And don’t worry about (carry) it around because the XtraLingo is the size of a mobile phone.

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Kim83194

Answer:

coming

looking

having

to present

use

to press

typing

give

carrying

Explanation:

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  • Good morning everyone and thank you for coming (come) today. Do you dislike looking (look) for new words in a thick, heavy dictionary? Can you imagine having (have) instant access to the world’s biggest dictionary in every language? Well, today I want to present (present) the latest in electronic dictionaries, the XtraLingo. It’s so simple that anyone can use (use) it. First of all, you need to press (press) the ON button. Then you begin by typing (type) in a word in English and the machine will automatically give (give) you the translation in any language. And don’t worry about carrying (carry) it around because the XtraLingo is the size of a mobile phone.

Present progressive

In the text, you have to conjugate the verbs using the Spanish present progressive tense, which is also called present continuous tense and it is used to talk about something that is happening now. However, sometimes you have to leave the verb in its infinitive form.

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