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Ministerio de Educación COLEGIO INTERNACIONAL DE MARÍA INMACULADA Regentado por Franciscanas de María Inmaculada
Grammar workshop # 3 First Quarter
STUDENT: __Ana Cristina Buitrago______________________________________ 5th. D______ DATE: _13/4/2020________
TOTAL POINTS: 20 POINTS OBTAINED: _______ SCORE: _________
Teacher Isabel Revollón Santamaría. Topic: Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous.
I. CHANGE THESE SENTENCES TO THE NEGATIVE FORM: HASN ́T/HAVEN ́T.
EXAMPLE: HE HAS BEEN PLAYING IN THE RAIN. NEGATIVE: HE HASN ́T BEEN PLAYING IN THE RAIN OR
HE HAS NOT BEEN PLAYING IN THE RAIN
1. Angie has been playing soccer for one hour.
Angie
2. Angie has played soccer a lot his week.
3. Didi has traveled to many places in his life.
______________________________________________________________________ 4. They have been studying math for two hours.
______________________________________________________________________ 5. Didi has been traveling since last week.
6. They have studied everything they need to know for the test.
______________________________________________________________________ 7. It has been raining all day.
8. She has been cleaning her room for an hour.
9. Sue has studied English since 2010.
______________________________________________________________________ 10. Mario has lived in his house for ten years.
______________________________________________________________________
II. UNSCRAMBLE (ORGANIZE) THE SENTENCES (6 pts.)
EXAMPLE: HAS / THE / FLUTE. / PLAYED / SHE
SHE HAS PLAYED THE FLUTE
1. played / They / soccer. / have
2. has / Sara / written / letters / about / animals. / endangered
3. This / organization / has / done / things / many / for / animals. / the
4. We / been / have / friends.
5. hasn ́t / written / letters / organization. / He / that / to
6. at / They / the / looked / information. / haven ́t

Answer 1

Respuesta:

No entendí ni (...),no sé Inglés. jpg

bueno,fuera de bromas. En serio se me da mal el Inglés y es mucho para mi. Ni siquiera puedo con el verbo "To be" UnU

Suerte!