PAST SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS- INGLÉS AND E
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The document recounts various personal experiences and memories, focusing on specific events shared by the narrator from childhood to adolescence. It includes stories about a lost dog, school performances, a scary incident in Cancun, and the analysis of actions in a mystery narrative. Additionally, the text prompts questions related to stories and photographs for reflection and analysis.
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Topic: Archetypal Journeys in ‘Interstellar’: Exploring Universal Themes in Nolan’s Cosmic Odyssey
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- 2. What were you doing last Saturday at 10 am? What were you doing last Friday at 8 pm? What were you doing last Sunday at 2 pm? I was…. I was… I was…
- 3. Act- acted - acting Sleep slept- sleeping Run- ran - running Work- worked- working Stay- stayed- staying Cook- cooked- cooking Help- helped- helping Eat- ate- eating Go- went- going Have- had- having One day in december 1997 when I was 8 years old I had a sad story with my dog. He was lost for many days and we didn’t find him, so we had to post an announcement in a radio station. Suddenly, a morning we were walking near a park when my dog appeared over there. We never knew where he was all those days. I remember in October 2016 when I was 15 years old I acted in the school with my Friends. We worked very hard to have a great Project, I didnt know how to act and my friend Oscar helped me. When we went to the school I was acting very nervous but we had a great job. When I was in my house I slept very happy.
- 4. I remember when I was 11 years old, there was a day in the pool with my partners when something strange happened because one of them pushed me when I was standing next to her. I was really scared because I was about to drown. Go- went- going Eat- ate- eating Listen- listened-listening- hear- Heard- hearing Write- wrote-writing Swim- swam- swimming Cook- cooked- cooking Make- made- making Watch-watched-watcing Talk- talked- talking Learn- learned-learning Send- sent- sending Give- gave- giving Receive- received- receiving I remember when I was 15 years old, My family and I went to Cancun and My parents went out of our hotel`s room, when somenthing strange happened because a Sir knocked on the door, It was a scary situation because he was trying to open our door. My Little sister was crying.
- 5. Objective Tell a mystery story using visual support.
- 6. What were they doing when Max ran off? They were walking past an old abandoned building. What was he doing when he thought he saw a ghost? What was he doing when he heard a crash? What was he doing when a black cat ran past him? “The Haunted House”
- 7. They were walking past an old abandoned building when Max ran off. He was looking for Max when he thought he saw a ghost. He was calling Max’s name when he heard a crash. He was walking into a room when a black cat ran past him. Let’s analyze What action was in progress? What action interrupted the action in progress?
- 8. What was Danielle doing when they took the picture? Was the father making more hamburgers? Who was helping Danielle? Were mom and dad eating at the moment of the photo?
- 9. What was happening in the pictures? In 2010 In 1998 In 2016 I think the girl was…. Her parents…. It seems like…the parents were I believe the boy was….
- 10. • What do you see in the photo? I see … • What do you think they were doing? I think they were … • Do you like love stories? Why / Why not? Yes, because … No, because …
- 11. Objective Listen to a love story and answer some questions.
- 13. Choose the correct answer: 1. How was the girl? a. beautiful b. quiet c. handsome 2. How was the boy? d. Dangerous e. Beautiful f. Handsome 3. How was the palace? a. safe and quiet b. clean and safe c. enormous and quiet 4. How was the lion? d. dark e. dangerous f. quiet
- 15. A B D C E