Task 1


For the first task go to the following sites: 
http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/whats-difference-between-amount-and-number

 http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/used-or-use

 http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/difference-between-still-and-anymore
The practice that you will do is about confusing words. Complete it in the website and then post your answers as a comment below. 

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  1. Unknown20 de noviembre de 2016 a las 1:06 p.m.

    Amount/number
    1)number
    2)amount
    3)number
    4)a number
    5)amount
    6)number
    7)number
    8)amount
    9)amount
    10)amount

    used to/ use to
    1)use to
    2)used tp
    3)used to

    anymore/still
    1)still
    2)anymore
    3)still
    4)anymore

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  2. Unknown21 de noviembre de 2016 a las 2:23 p.m.

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  3. Yasmín Badilla21 de noviembre de 2016 a las 2:24 p.m.

    1) A large ___ of animals were sold.
    number

    2) I wasn't expecting this ___ of work.
    amount

    3) The airline experienced an increased ___ of passengers in summer.
    number

    4) I saw ___ of friends on my way to work today.
    a number

    5) Music gives me a huge ___ of pleasure.
    amount

    6) The company is trying to reduce the ___ of complaints it receives.
    number

    7) The university has doubled its ___ of female engineering students.
    number

    8) He's always had a large ___ of trust in me.
    amount

    9) What does the ___ of happiness we have depend on?
    amount

    10) The ___ of stress we have is hard to measure.
    amount

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  4. Yasmín Badilla21 de noviembre de 2016 a las 2:29 p.m.

    Link 2:
    1.Did Josh _____ have long hair?
    use to

    2.We aren’t _____ living somewhere with warm weather year-round!
    use to

    3.He _____ live in a tiny apartment but now he owns a giant house.
    Correct!
    used to

    Link 3
    1.He _____ hasn’t opened his birthday gift.
    still

    2.You’re not sick ______?
    anymore

    3.Catherine is sleeping _____.
    still


    It’s not raining _____.
    anymore

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  5. Unknown23 de noviembre de 2016 a las 9:10 a.m.

    Practice 1:
    1-Number
    2-Amount
    3-Number
    4-A number
    5-Amount
    6-Number
    7-Number
    8-Amount
    9_Amount
    10-Amount

    Practice 2:
    1-Use to
    2-Used to
    3-Used to

    Practice 3:
    1-Still
    2-Anymore
    3-Still
    4-Anymore

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  6. Unknown27 de noviembre de 2016 a las 2:02 p.m.

    First Link:

    1. Number
    2. Amount
    3. number
    4. a number
    5. amount
    6. number
    7. number
    8. amount
    9. amount
    10. amount
    Second link:
    1. use to
    2. used to
    3. used to
    Third link:
    1. still
    2. anymore
    3. still
    4. anymore

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  7. Unknown27 de noviembre de 2016 a las 6:19 p.m.

    Link 1:
    1)number
    2)amount
    3)number
    4)a number
    5)amount
    6)number
    7)number
    8)amount
    9)amount
    10)amount

    Link 2:
    1)use to
    2)used to
    2)used to

    Link 3:
    1)still
    2)anymore
    3)still
    4)anymore

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  8. Unknown27 de noviembre de 2016 a las 7:22 p.m.

    Practice 1:
    1. Number
    2. Amount
    3. Number
    4. A number
    5. Amount
    6. Number
    7. Number
    8. Amount
    9. Amount
    10. Amount

    Practice 2:
    1.Use to
    2.Used to
    3.Used to

    Practice 3:
    1.Still
    2.Anymore
    3.Still
    4.Anymore

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  9. Unknown30 de noviembre de 2016 a las 3:57 p.m.

    Link 1:
    1.A large number of animals were sold
    2.I wasn't expecting this amount of work.
    3. The airline experienced an increased number of passengers in summer.
    4.I saw a number of friends on my way to work today.
    5. Music gives me a huge amount of pleasure.
    6.The company is trying to reduce the number of complaints it receives.
    7.The university has doubled its number of female engineering students.
    Correct!
    8.He's always had a large amount of trust in me.
    9.What does the amount of happiness we have depend on?
    10.The amount of stress we have is hard to measure.

    Link 2

    1. Did Josh use to have long hair?
    2. We aren’t used to living somewhere with warm weather year-round!
    3. He used to live in a tiny apartment but now he owns a giant house.
    Link 3:

    1. Still
    2. Anymore
    3. Still
    4: Anymore

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  10. Mariana Arias Alfaro2 de diciembre de 2016 a las 6:55 a.m.

    Link1
    1- Number
    2- Amount
    3- Number
    4- Number
    5- Amount
    6- Number
    7- Number
    8- Amount
    9- Amount
    10- Amount

    Link2
    1- use to
    2- used to
    3- used to

    Link3
    1 still
    2 anymore
    3 still
    4 anymore

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  11. Unknown3 de diciembre de 2016 a las 11:55 a.m.

    Number vrs Amount:
    1) Number
    2) Amount
    3) Number
    4) Number
    5) Amount
    6) Number
    7) Number
    8) Amount
    9) Amount
    10) Amount

    Used to vrs Use to:
    1) Use to
    2) Used to
    3) Used to

    Still vrs Anymore:
    1) Still
    2) Anymore
    3) Still
    4) Anymore

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  12. Unknown3 de diciembre de 2016 a las 10:04 p.m.

    Pratice 1
    1. Number
    2. Amount
    3. Number
    4. Number
    5. Amount
    6. Number
    7. Number
    8. Amount
    9. Amount
    10. Amount
    Practice 2
    1. Use to
    2. Used to
    3. Used to
    Practice 3
    1. Still
    2. Anymore
    3. Still
    4. anymore

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  13. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 9:51 a.m.

    Link 1.
    1- number
    2- amount
    3- number
    4- a number
    5- amount
    6- number
    7- number
    8- amount
    9- amount
    10- amount

    Link 2.
    1- use to
    2- used to
    3- used to

    Link 3.
    1- still
    2- anymore
    3- still
    4- anymore

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  14. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 11:22 a.m.

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  15. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 11:23 a.m.

    Link 1:
    1-Number
    2-Amount
    3-Number
    4-Number
    5-Amount
    6-Number
    7-Number
    8-Amount
    9-Amount
    10-Amount
    Link 2:
    1-Use to
    2-Used to
    3-Used to
    Link 3:
    1-Still
    2-Anymore
    3-Still
    4-Anymore

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  16. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 3:08 p.m.

    1)
    1-Number
    2-Amount
    3-Number
    4-Number
    5-Amount
    6-Number
    7-Number
    8-Amount
    9-Amount
    10-Number

    2)
    1-use to
    2-used to
    3-used to

    3)
    1-still
    2-anymore
    3-still
    4-anymore

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  17. Victor Chavarria4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 4:13 p.m.

    1:
    1-Number
    2-Amount
    3-Number
    4-A number
    5-Amount
    6-Number
    7-Number
    8-Amount
    9-Amount
    10-Amount

    2:
    1-Use to
    2-Used to
    3-Used to

    3:
    1-Still
    2-Anymore
    3-Still
    4-Anymore

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  18. Karla Ramírez 4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 4:14 p.m.

    Link 1.

    1-->Number
    2-->Amount
    3-->Number
    4-->Number
    5-->Amount
    6-->Number
    7-->Number
    8-->Amount
    9-->Amount
    10->Amount

    Link 2.
    1-->Use to
    2-->Used to
    3-->Used to

    Link 3.
    1-->Still
    2-->Anymore
    3-->Still
    4-->Anymore

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  19. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 5:29 p.m.

    Amount/ Number
    1. Number
    2. Amount
    3. Number
    4. A number
    5. Amount
    6. Number
    7. Number
    8. Amount
    9. Amount
    10. Amount
    ________
    Used/ Use
    1. Use to
    2. Used to
    3. Used to
    ________
    Still/ Anymore
    1. Still
    2. Anymore
    3. Still
    4. Anymore

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  20. iva4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 5:59 p.m.

    Exercise #1:

    1) A large number of animals were sold.
    2) I wasn't expecting this amount of work.
    3) The airline experienced an increased number of passengers in summer.
    4) I saw a number of friends on my way to work today.
    5) Music gives me a huge amount of pleasure.
    6) The company is trying to reduce the number of complaints it receives.
    7) The university has doubled its number of female engineering students.
    8) He's always had a large amount of trust in me.
    9) What does the amount of happiness we have depend on?
    10) The amount of stress we have is hard to measure.

    Exercise #2:

    *Did Josh use to have long hair?
    *We aren’t used to living somewhere with warm weather year-round!
    *He used to live in a tiny apartment but now he owns a giant house.

    Exercise #3:

    *He still hasn’t opened his birthday gift.
    *You’re not sick anymore?
    *Catherine is sleeping still.
    *It’s not raining anymore.

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  21. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 6:44 p.m.

    Link 1:

    1) Number
    2) Amount
    3) Number
    4) Number
    5) Amount
    6) Number
    7) Number
    8) Amount
    9) Amount
    10) Amount

    Link 2:

    1) Use to
    2) Used to
    3) Used to

    Link 3:

    1) Still
    2) Anymore
    3) Still
    4) Anymore

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  22. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 7:09 p.m.

    Link http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/whats-difference-between-amount-and-number:
    1) Number
    2) Amount
    3) Number
    4) a number
    5) Amount
    6) Number
    7) Number
    8) Amount
    9) Amount
    10) Amount

    link: http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/used-or-use:
    1) Use to
    2) Used to
    3) Used to

    link http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/difference-between-still-and-anymore:
    1) Still
    2) Anymore
    3) Still
    4) Anymore

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  23. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 8:07 p.m.

    Number vs amount:
    1)Number.
    2)Amount.
    3)Number.
    4)Number.
    6)Amount.
    7)Number.
    8)Amount.
    9)Amount.
    10)Amount.
    ______________________________________________________
    Use to vs Used to
    1)use to
    2)used to
    3)used to
    _______________________________________________________
    Still vs Anymore
    1)still
    2)anymore
    3)anymore
    4)anymore

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  24. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 8:11 p.m.

    Link 1:
    1-Number
    2-Amount
    3-Number
    4-A number
    5-Amount
    6-Number
    7-Number
    8-Amount
    9-Amount
    10-Amount

    Link 2:
    1-Use to
    2-Used to
    3-Used to

    Link 3:
    1-Still
    2-Anymore
    3-Still
    4-Anymore

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  25. Unknown4 de diciembre de 2016 a las 9:28 p.m.

    Link 1:
    1) number
    2) amount
    3) number
    4) a number
    5) amount
    6) number
    7) number
    8) amount
    9) amount
    10) amount

    Link 2:
    1) use to
    2) used to
    3) used to

    Link 3:
    1) still
    2) anymore
    3) still
    4) anymore

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  26. Angélica A.C5 de diciembre de 2016 a las 6:58 a.m.

    "N": Number
    "A": Amount
    "UT": Use to
    "UDT" : Used To
    "S" : Still
    "B" : Anymore


    Link 1.

    1. N
    2. A
    3. N
    4. N
    5. A
    6. N
    7. N
    8. A
    9. A
    10. A



    Link 2.

    1. UT
    2. UDT
    3. UDT

    Link 3.

    1. S
    2. B
    3. S
    4. A

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  27. Yulay SC5 de diciembre de 2016 a las 7:52 a.m.

    Link 1
    1. number
    2. amount
    3. number
    4. a number
    5. amount
    6. number
    7. number
    8. amount
    9. amount
    10. amount

    Link 2:
    1. use to
    2. used to
    3. used to

    Link 3:
    1. still
    2. anymore
    3. still
    4. anymore

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  28. Dagoberto Rojas Juárez5 de diciembre de 2016 a las 8:26 a.m.

    What's the difference between amount and number?

    Answers
    1. number
    2. amount
    3. number
    4. a number
    5. amount
    6. number
    7. number
    8. amount
    9. amount
    10. amount

    Used to or Use to

    Answers
    1. use to
    2. used to
    3. used to

    The Difference Between Still and Anymore

    Answers

    - still
    - anymore
    - still
    - anymore

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  29. Unknown5 de diciembre de 2016 a las 5:48 p.m.

    1:
    - number
    - amount
    - number
    - a number
    - amount
    - number
    - number
    - amount
    - amount
    - amount

    2:
    - use to
    - used to
    - used to

    3:
    - still
    - anymore
    - still
    - anymore

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  30. Unknown5 de diciembre de 2016 a las 7:22 p.m.

    Link #1
    1)number
    2)amount
    3)number
    4)a number
    5)amount
    6)number
    7)number
    8)amount
    9)amount
    10)amount

    Link #2
    1)use to
    2)used to
    3)used to

    Link #3
    1)still
    2)anymore
    3)still
    4)anymore

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