viernes, 24 de octubre de 2014

RESPUESTAS EJERCICIO DE LA PÁGINA 17

I.                    Select words from the box to create realistic responses.
a)      (music) I used to like children’s songs, but now I like rap.
b)      (communication) We used to use a telephone, but today we use a cell phone.
c)      (transportation) People used to travel in carriages, but in the present, people travel in cars.
d)      (superstition) People used to believe in magical cures, but in the present, people trust in doctors.
e)      (technology) People used to light candles, but now, they turn on electric lights.

II.                  Use the prompts to create sentences with used to and but now, today, or in the present.
a)      Gonzalo / like / mariachi music / but / now / hip hop
Gonzalo used to like mariachi music, but now he likes hip hop.
b)      Antonio / eat / potato chips / but / now / apples and bananas
Antonio used to eat potato chips, but now he eats apples and bananas.

c)       Carmela / watch / TV / but / today / movies on her laptop

Carmela used to watch TV, but today she watches movies on her laptop.

d)      Georgina / send / postcards / but / today / e-mails
Georgina used to send postcards, but today she sends e-mails.
e)      Bruce / enjoy / swimming / but / now / bungee jumping
Bruce used to enjoy swimming, but now he enjoys bungee jumping.




domingo, 5 de octubre de 2014

TEOTIHUACAN

Check out this interesting video about TEOTIHUACAN. It's in Spanish, but you will find very interesting information in it that you can use later for your project before our field trip on October the 31st. 



THEN AND NOW. LISTENING EXERCISE. PAGE 16

Listen to Meredith talking about things that she used to do when she lived in Big Cabin, Oklahoma with her parents.


VIDEO EXPLANATION ABOUT "USED TO"

Watch the following video about how to use the expression "USED TO" to talk about habitual actions in the past that don't exist anymore.


CONVERSATION. WHEN I WAS YOUNGER ... PAGE 14

Listen to the conversation. Wendy is talking to her grandfather. What are they talking about?