Question

Con base al texto de James Salter’s days in film, realice una línea de tiempo que represente, además de fechas (años),
ocupaciones y trabajos del personaje del tema principal de la lectura.
1. Escriba una o dos palabras que califique la experiencia de Salter en su época de cine.
Rome: ___________, ____________
New York: _________________, ___________________
2. ¿Qué verbos aparecen en el texto? ¿Cuáles son regulares e irregulares?
3. Responda las preguntas con base al texto. Subraye en el texto, las frases que sustentan dichas respuestas.

JAMES SALTER’S DAYS IN FILM
James Salter was a pilot in the United States Air Force. He abandoned
the military profession in 1957 after the publication of his first novel,
The Hunters. He is best known as a novelist, but during the sixties and
seventies, he worked in film making. Salter made documentaries, wrote
texts for films, and even was the director of a film called Three, starring
Charlotte Rampling and Sam Waterston.
In Passionate Falsehoods, which was adapted from Salter’s book Burning
the Days, published in The New Yorker in 1997, Salter tells the story of his
life in film.
Salter’s time in the film world is both good and bad. In Rome, he met
directors and stars. In New York, he explored the city with Robert
Redford and enjoyed being famous. Deborah Treisman and Michael
Agger have talked about Salter. Nick Paumgarten in The Last Book,
describes Salter’s opinion about his film career:
“Of sixteen texts for movies, only four were popular. There was money,
attractive women, and entrance into rooms where there were stories more
for the dinner table than for the page.” Salter thought he was wasting
his time.
Perhaps he wasted his time in a larger artistic way, but it still makes
for attractive reading. The Last Book is available to everyone in online
stores

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