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When Kakenya Ntaiya from Kenya was fourteen, she 1 (make) a deal with her father. He would let her finish high

school or she 2 (threaten) to run away. Maasai girls didn’t usually finish high school, but her father 3

(accept). Ntaiya said, ‘I had always liked going to school and I 4 (always dream) of being a teacher.’ But Ntaiya

5 (be) engaged to be married since the age of five and spent a lot of her childhood learning how to be a good

Maasai wife. However, she was very good at school and she 6 (win) a scholarship to go to the USA. The villagers

where she lived 7 (collect) money for her flight and Ntaiya 8 (promise) to come back to help the village.

When she 9 (finish) her degree she 10 (work) for a while at the UN and then got a doctorate. In 2009, she

11 (set) up a primary school in her old village.This school 12 now (help) more than 150 girls

to get a good education. Ntaiya 13 (keep) her promise to her village. The girls at the school 14 (want)

to be teachers, doctors or lawyers. But there 15 (be) problems. At first the villagers 16 (not want) to give

Ntaiya the land for the school but many parents now17 (realise) how important a good education can be for their

daughters

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When Kakenya Ntaiya from Kenya was fourteen, she made (make) a deal with her father. He would let her finish high

school or she 2 threatened (threaten) to run away. Maasai girls didn’t usually finish high school, but her father 3 accepted (accept). Ntaiya said, ‘I had always liked going to school and I 4 have always dreamt (always dream) of being a teacher.’ But Ntaiya 5 was (be) engaged to be married since the age of five and spent a lot of her childhood learning how to be a good Maasai wife. However, she was very good at school and she 6 won (win) a scholarship to go to the USA. The villagers where she lived 7 collected (collect) money for her flight and Ntaiya 8 promised (promise) to come back to help the village.

When she 9 finished (finish) her degree she 10 worked (work) for a while at the UN and then got a doctorate. In 2009, she 11 set (set) up a primary school in her old village.This school 12 now helps (help) more than 150 girls to get a good education. Ntaiya 13 kept (keep) her promise to her village. The girls at the school 14 want (want)

to be teachers, doctors or lawyers. But there 15 are (be) problems. At first the villagers 16 didn't want (not want) to give Ntaiya the land for the school but many parents now17 realise (realise) how important a good education can be for their

daughters

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Contestado por mjvo95

El texto debes completarlo usando el presente simple, presente continuo y pasado simple de los verbo entre paréntesis.

Presente Simple.

El presente simple se usa para hablar de hábitos o hechos.

Su estructura es la siguiente:

Sujeto + Verbo + Complemento.

Present Continuo.

El presente continuo se usa para hablar de algo que esta ocurriendo en el momento o algo temporal.

Su estructura es:

Sujeto + verbo to be + verbo (ing) + complemento.

Pasado Simple.

Las oraciones en pasado simple se usan para hablar de acciones terminadas en el pasado y se pueden formar con verbos regulares e irregulares.

When Kakenya Ntaiya from Kenya was fourteen, she 1. made a deal with her father. He would let her finish high school or she 2. threatened to run away. Maasai girls didn’t usually finish high school, but her father 3. accepted.

Ntaiya said, ‘I had always liked going to school and I 4. always dreamt of being a teacher.’ But Ntaiya 5. was engaged to be married since the age of five and spent a lot of her childhood learning how to be a good Maasai wife.

However, she was very good at school and she 6. won a scholarship to go to the USA. The villagers where she lived 7. collected money for her flight and Ntaiya 8. promised to come back to help the village.

When she 9. finished her degree she 10. worked for a while at the UN and then got a doctorate.

In 2009, she 11. set up a primary school in her old village. This school 12. is now hekping more than 150 girls to get a good education. Ntaiya 13. kept her promise to her village. The girls at the school 14. want to be teachers, doctors or lawyers. But there 15. were problems. At first the villagers 16. didn't want to give Ntaiya the land for the school but many parents now 17. realise how important a good education can be for their daughters.