The Luisa's week

Positive and negative adjectives to describe movies Grown Ups: Verte, verte funny 50 firts dates: Romantic Little man: Popular Mary Poppins: Pretty good Avangers: Disgusting Harry Potter: Thrilling Me before you:  Fascinating

What movie do you prefer to see? I would rather seen a comedy or a drama What is your  favorite movie? My favorite movie is 50 first date What's it about? My favorite movie is 50 First Dates, it's very easygoing and funny because it has very funny scenes. Also, it is a romantic movie because the main character falls in love with his girl every day Practice senteces 1. I have two tickets for the Karol G concert, would you like to go? 2. She would rather eat chocolate 3. I'd like to go to the movies. 4. I would like to go dancing tonight 5. Would you like to see a documentary? Adjectives What wolud rather you rather do, stay at home or go to the gym?  I would stay at home because I can rest and sleep

 1. Is there movie a you've always wanted to see? Yes, I have always wanted see superman 2. Have you seen any good movies recently? Yes, I have seen the black knight. 3. What's the best movie you've ever seen? The best movie that I have seen was "50 first date" 4. What's the worst movie you've ever seen? The worst movie that I have seen was "the simpson" 5. How many movies have you seen so far this month? In this month I have seen zero movies 6. Is there a classic movie that you still haven't seen? Yes, I have never seen Withehouse.   Apologize for being late  1. I'm sorry teacher, I fell asleep until 10 in the morning 2. I missed the bus this morning. 3. I arrived late because I can't find a place to park my motorbike. 4.It just can't be! I couldn't get a taxi. 5. I'll be late, I got stuck in traffic. Conversation   A:Have you been here been here long? B: For about fifteen minutes. A: Sorry I'm late.  I missed the bus...

Solution 1. An agressive person is someone who is likely to fight with others. 2. Scientific studies have reported that some kinds of movies and TVprograms can encourage agressive behavior. 3. One kind of violent crime is murder. 4.  A word that means almost the same thing as hurt is harm 5. It's diffficult to prevent  older children from seeing any violence on TV and in movies. 6. Research has suggested that a consequence of watching violent films is agressive behavior.

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Greet a visitor to your country 1. Have you eaten Chicharron? 2. Have you been before? 3. Have you ever been here? 4. Have you tried Shusi yet? 5. Have you eaten Salchipapa yet? Vocabulary (Ever, never, already, just). 1. Have you ever heard Mago de Oz? 2. Have they already sung in public? 3. Has she gone running on  the malecon yet ? 4. My mother has never flown in plane 5. I have just woken up. 6. They have already sung in public. Vocabulary 1. I have Climbed the Sierra Nevada. 2. She has tried  Colombia food. 3. They have gone sightseeing in Cali. 4. I haven't taken a tour of the tower of London. 5. I have taken pictures o f the Great Wall. 6. He has gone to the top of the Piedra del peñol.

A: Luisa, have you met Juan ? B: No, I haven't. A: Juan, I'd like you meet Luisa. C: Hi Luisa, you look familiar . Have we met before? B: I don't think so . C: I know, Last week. We were in swimming lessons. B: Oh, that's rigth! How have you been?

 Hello, this is my present perfect practice. After the video you can see the results obtained.

In Colombia, the greetings are varied and it depends on the people we are greeting.  1. If it's a close friend, we can give him a kiss on the cheek and a hug.  2. To greet a stranger, we greet him with our hand.  3. In a situation where we do not want to give a physical greeting, we can greet him verbally with very typical Colombian phrases, for example: ¿"Qué hubo?" ¿Hey qué, todo bien?" "Cuéntamelo todo" "Ajá y qué?", or we can nod without saying a word and that would be a greatting.

Around the world there are different ways to greet each other, here I show you two ways 1. Pull out the tongue – Tibet Tibetan monks greet by sticking out their tongues and clasping their hands in front of their chests, as a way of saying "go in peace." 2. Sniffing faces – Greenland In Greenland, kunik is an Inuit tradition of putting your nose and upper lip against someone's cheek or forehead and sniffing, and is limited to very close relationships.