PORTFOLIO BASIC 2 GROUP 7- 07- 2: ¡¡HEART OF ENGLAND!!

¡¡Oswestry – Where Shropshire Meets Wales!!

Where Shropshire meets Wales, the breathtaking scenery of the Welsh mountains invades Shropshire.
This borderland area is steeped in history, myth and legend, with Oswestry the home of poets, musicians, eccentrics, heroes and villains.
Oswestry is full of dynamic landscapes and beautiful buildings. You will not be disappointed but rewarded with its beauty!

¡¡Wales!!

A rugged land of mountains, valleys and coves shaped in a series of breathtaking views.
With a culture stretching back thousands of years, from ancient standing stones and mystical castles to the modern buzz of Cardiff - Europe's ungest capital city.

¡¡Scotland's Castle and Whisky Country!!

Take time to relax in Scotland's Castle and Whisky Country, where the air is pure and the scenery a natural tonic.
Queen Victoria discovered her perfect idyll here and the magic remains undiminished, as does the warmth of our welcome.
Discover fairy tale castles, historic gardens, haunting ruins, our unique Malt Whisky Trail, a walkers' and wildlife paradise - and some very special nineteenth holes for golfers!

GRAMMAR past simple and past progressive

1 I WAS DRIVING in England when I suddenly
REALIZED I was on the wrong side of the road.

2 Helen WAS LIVING with her grandparents when she
ENTERED high school.

3 I WAS MAKING dinner last night when the phone
RANG.

4 Milly and Fred WERE WORKING in arestaurantin Toron to
when they MET.

5 Several years ago, I WAS HAVING problems with math,
so I HAD to find a tutor.

6 We WERE LIVING in a tiny apartment when our first child
WAS born.

7 My wife and I WERE WATCHING TV when the power soon
WENT out.

8 My boss always WORE a gray raincoat and
CARRIED an umbrella when he walked to the office.
9
He WAS HAVING a bath when the phone rang.
Very unwillingly he GOT out of the bath
and WENT to answer it.

10 Her mother often TOLD Olivia that she
WAS SPENDING (or SPENT) too much money on cosmetics,
but she never LISTENED.

11 The boys WERE PLAYING cards when they
HEARD their father's step. They immediately
HID the cards and TOOK
out their lesson books.

12 When I came in they WERE SITTING round the fire.
Mr. Pitt WAS DOING a crossword puzzle, Mrs. Pitt
WAS KNITTING, the others WERE READING.
Mrs. Pitt SMILED at me and SAID,
"Hello. Please, come and sit down".

http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/INTERMEDIATE/unit13/page2.htm

Lady Cuervo 200520988

GRAMMAR - PRESENT PERFECT

We use the Present Perfect to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now.

You can use the Present Perfect to describe your experience. It is like saying, "I have the experience of..." You can also use this tense to say that you have never had a certain experience. The Present Perfect is NOT used to describe a specific event.

E.G:

· I have been to France.This sentence means that you have had the experience of being in France. Maybe you have been there once, or several times.
· I have been to France three times.You can add the number of times at the end of the sentence.
· I have never been to France.This sentence means that you have not had the experience of going to France.
· I think I have seen that movie before.
· He has never traveled by train.
· Joan has studied two foreign languages.
· A: Have you ever met him?
B: No, I have not met him.

GRAMMAR - Adverbs of frequency

1.Use adverbs of frequency to say how often you do something.

2.the adverbs of frequency comes before a main verb.

3.Use affirmative with usually, always, sometimes and hardly ever, never when is negative.

E.G

1. What do you USUALLY have for breakfast?
2. I am NEVER sick.
3. Do you EVER eat breakfast at work?
4. I SOMETIMES have breakfast at my desk.
5. Do you EVER eat rice for dinner?
6. I ALWAYS have eggs, bacon, and toast on Sundays.
7. In the winter it is OFTEN very cold here.
8. She isn't USUALLY home in the evenings.
9. My kids are SELDOM late for school.
10. We don't OFTEN have rice at home.

http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/ELEMENTARY/unit11/page5.htm

Lady Cuervo 200520988

GRAMMAR - SO AND NEITHER

Use so and neither to say that we agree with, or have the same experience as someone.

Positive statement: use so + positive auxiliary.
Negative statement: use neither + positive auxiliary.
Use the oppositive auxiliary to say that we disagree with, or have different experience frem someone

E.G:
+ agree/disagree
I have got a new car. - So have I/I haven´t.
I like chocolate. - So do I. /I don’t.
I hated swimming. - So did I. /I didn’t.
I’m a student. - So am I. /I’m not.
I was keen on pop. - So was I. /I wasn’t.

- agree/disagree
I haven´t got It. - Neither have I/Ihave
I don’t watch TV. - Neither do I. /I do.
I didn’t go out. - Neither did I. /I did.
I’m not enjoying it. - Neither am I. /I am.
I wasn’t late. - Neither was I /I was.

lady Cuervo 200520988

¡¡MUSIC!!

¡¡MUSIC!!

1. I'm quite keen on next to all music, but my favorite music is a new kind music that to nominate "tropipop" and I really like it. My Favorites groups are Mauricio & Palodeagua, Bonka and Fanny lu.I absolutely love the letters songs of them, because they are romantic or to tell about common situations that happening at any time, at any place.

Posted by María Angélica Pineda F

2. I like to listen to different Colombian groups, as Angelica I like the new wave of the "tropipop", overcoat because they are juvenile and new groups that you have new offers and that they will be the representatives of the music in the world.

Posted by Lady Cuervo.

PORTFOLIO BASIC 2 GROUP 7- 07- 2

¡¡HEART OF ENGLAND!!

No hay comentarios:

There you'll be

Abril lavigne

PORTFOLIO BASIC 2 GROUP 7- 07- 2

STUDENTS

LADY CUERVO

Lady Cuervo 200520988

ANGELICA PINEDA

MARIA ANGELICA BLOG'S

JUAN FELIPE VILLEGAZ

VERONICA ENRIQUEZ

LEONARDO PERDOMO

GRAMMAR past simple and past progressive

GRAMMAR - PRESENT SIMPLE

GRAMMAR - Present Continuous

GRAMMAR - PRESENT PERFECT

GRAMMAR - GOING TO (FUTURE PLANS)

Archivo del blog

GRAMMAR - Adverbs of frequency

GRAMMAR - LIKES AND DISLIKES

GRAMMAR - SO AND NEITHER

¡¡MUSIC!!