the senses

 WHO AND THAT "Who" is a form of "who", a pronoun which is often translated as "quién". "That" is a conjunction that can be translated as "que". Who This pronoun refers exclusively to people. It plays the role of subject or object in the sentence. example The book which I read last week is very interesting. The cat, which is very friendly, is called Tom. That This pronoun is applied interchangeably both when referring to people and things. Therefore, you can use it to replace both who and which if the context allows it. The fish that I had for lunch yesterday made me feel bad.  The movie that I saw this week, I really liked.

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 Unit 1  Life Plans Reinaldo Jesus Patiño Martinez  Grammar 1 form that is used to tell a plan or forecast for the future that you had in the past. And it is done with was / were going to + infinitive.  This is the past of am / is / are going to, which talks about plans for the future that we have now. It sounds a bit confusing, but we do the same in Spanish: en presente dicimos “I am going to do it” and the past tense is “I was going to do it” Grammar 2 

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