Question

4. Choose the correct verb form. Escoge la forma correcta del verbo

1. We go/goes to school by bus.

2. My teacher speak/speaks Italian and Japanese.

3. We don’t/doesn’t do P.E in the classroom.

4. My friends don’t like/likes art.

5. My mother teach/teaches in a primary school.

5. Complete the sentences using the past participle of the verbs in brackets.

a. The train has _stopped____. We can go out now. (stop)

b. She isn’t ready. She hasn’t __________ her cases yet. (pack)

c. She has ___________ some photos. (take)

d. Sally hasn’t ___________ yet. Where can she be? (arrive)

e. I’ve never ____________ to your mother. (speak)

f. I haven’t ____________ which shoes to buy yet. (decide)Choose the correct verb the box and complete the sentences using the present perfect form. Escoge

el verbo correcto del banco de palabras y complete las oraciones usando la forma del presente

perfecto. No olvides usar el auxiliar HAS- HAVE en cada oración como lo muestra el ejemplo.

a. Tom __has emptied__ the rubbish.

b. Claire ________________ all the questions.

c. I ___________________ ten kilometres.

d. They ________________ their car keys.

e. John ________________ a new jacket.

f. Diana ________________ her arm.

g. Bill and Tim _________________ the kitchen.

h. The train __________________ the station.

i. Karen _____________________ her violin practice.

CROSS- CURRICULAR PROJECT

PROJECT HUILENSIDAD: Leo, transcribo, socializo y dramatizo mitos y leyendas del municipio y del

departamento

ACTIVITY

1. Read the texts, transcribe one of them and draw. Lee los textos, transcribe el que más te llamó la

atención y realiza el dibujo de la lectura.

a. Madre monte (Mother Mountain) is a stout, elegant woman who wears moss and leaves and a

green hat that conceals her face. She lives in dense jungle and supposedly bathes in rivers,

causing flooding and heavy storms. Madre monte haunts those who steal others people’s land and

casts plagues on cattle owners who usurp fields or ignore boundaries. She also dislikes unfaithful

spouses, vagabonds and general mischief-makers and punishes them by placing insurmountable

obstacles in their path when they walk through the jungle. They eventually fall asleep with

exhaustion and do not wake for hours.

b. The mohán is everyone’s favourite monster. Although his description does vary from place to place,

he is usually a huge creature, covered in hair with long, claw-like nails. He sometimes has red eyes

and gold teeth and is fond of mischief. Fisherman say the mohán capsizes boats, steals bait, and

hooks. Washerwomen claim he bewitches girls with music and tricks. He is also said to guard

ancient treasures in his underground palace and his appearance heralds the arrival of floods,

earthquakes and plagues. The mohán is sometimes known as “Poira” and his story is most

commonly told in Tolima. (You may enjoy: Five Colombians neighborhoods you must visit)

ANSWERED BROKEN BOUGHT CLEANED EMPTIED

LEFT LOST FINISHED WALKED​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1. Go

2. Speaks

3. Don't

4. Don't

5. Teaches

B. Packed

C. Taken

D. Arrived

E. Spoken

F. Decided

Explicación: