Respuestas
Respuesta:
Un diálogo en pasado perfecto
Ahora tenemos una conversación entre dos nativos sobre las películas. Lo bueno de esta conversación es que la mayoría del diálogo está en pasado perfecto – así que podemos ver la gramática en la vida real – no en un ejercicio de una escuela de inglés.
Sofia: What do you mean you hate musicals? You like the Sound Of Music.
Jack: Of course, that’s the Sound Of Music – the compelling story of a nun and the Vontrapp family singers set and shot in the beautiful Swiss mountains against a backdrop of Nazi tyranny. A classic. Moulin Rouge, on the other hand, was classic shite, and you could see that it had been made in a studio. There were virtually no outside locations. What about you… do you like musicals?
Sofia: Well, I hadn’t seen one til’ I saw Moulin Rouge. All my other friends had seen it and said it was really good so that’s why I went. It was okay… but I hated Ewan Macgregor’s hairstyle. Whoever chose the stylist for that movie should be fired.
Jack: The only decent scene was when Nicole Kidman was on the bed in exotic underwear. She looked like she’d spent the night working in a bordello. That was the climax of the plot as far as I was concerned
Respuesta:Bro espero que te sirva es de mi tarea de ayer jajaxd
Explicación:
A: Hi, Pete! How was your weekend?
B: Pretty good. I went to the country with my family.
A: Did you have a good time?
B: Oh, I had a lot of fun. I went swimming in a river, I went hiking in the woods, I rode on horseback...
A: Sounds like you enjyoed yourself big time.
B: I surely did! What about you? What did you do?
A: Oh, nothing much. I just stayed home and watched TV all day.
B: That doesn"t sound like much fun.
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