Question

HOMEWORK 1.- What things can you recycle from your house? 2.- Write the defintion of reciclying 3.- Change these sentence to Present Perfect. Argentine won the America Cup Brasil lost the championship. They were friennd some years ago. Write the definion of Present Perfect​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1. What things can you recycle from your house?

Answer:

-Plastic containers such as bottles, shampoo cans, snack bags, lids and stoppers, and yogurt tubs and lids.

-Plastic bags.

-Milk and juice tetrabricks.

-Aluminum cans.

-Paper and cardboard containers such as cereal or shoe boxes.

2. Write the defintion of reciclying

Answer:

Submit used materials or waste to a transformation or exploitation process so that they can be used again.

3. Change these sentence to Present Perfect.

-Toma en cuenta la siguiente información para hacer el texto

El present perfect en afirmativa se forma colocando have (o has para la tercera persona del singular) delante del participio del verbo principal.

Answer 2

HOMEWORK

1.-What things can you recycle from your house?

I can recycle this:

• Plastic containers such as bottles, shampoo cans, snack bags, lids and stoppers, and yogurt tubs and lids.
• Plastic bags.
• Milk and juice tetrabricks.
• Aluminum cans.
• Paper and cardboard containers such as cereal or shoe boxes.

2.- Write the defintion of reciclying

Recycling is the process to which the materials that we discard are subjected when they are collected and transformed into new materials, which can be used or sold as new products. Recycling means helping to protect the environment to stop environmental pollution.

3.- Change these sentence to Present Perfect. Argentine won the America Cup Brasil lost the championship. They were friennd some years ago.

Argentine won the America Cup Brasil lost the championship.

⇒ We won the Copa América, they lost the championship.

They were friennd some years ago.

⇒ They have been friends for a few years.

4.- Write the definion of Present Perfect

​The present perfect is a verb tense in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at one point in the past but that continue to have relevance in the present.