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Para la siguiente actividad vamos a utilizar uno de los dos textos que hemos leído la clase anterior. Luego, utilizando los verbos modales vamos  a escribir 5 oraciones cortas en donde mencionemos que se debe hacer y que no en la situación en la que nos encontramos. Recuerda la actividad que hemos realizado previamente, esta te ayudará a construir dichas oraciones. Además, en el siguiente enlace encontrarás algunos ejemplos

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At the rate we're going, it can seem sometimes like we're out to destroy our planet. Luckily, there are a bunch of efforts you can make that are easy, quick, and cost-effective, so you can do your part in taking care of our only home in...

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Let's Learn! Vamos a aprender los verbos modales y así poder sugerir como podríamos cambiar nuestra problemática

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This video introduces an overall idea of what modal auxiliary verbs are. The video was created by Gisella Elshadelin, Ribka Rayanti, and Mega Samalaty (Batch 2013) for their Current Issues class.

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Medellin declares red alert over record air pollution levels

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Medellin declares red alert over record air pollution levels

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Medellin declares red alert over record air pollution levels

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Medellin authorities have declared a red alert over the city's air quality that has become a health hazard for the 3 million inhabitants of Colombia's second largest city. The director of...

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Red alert: Medellin air pollution kills 6 times more people than guns

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Red alert: Medellin air pollution kills 6 times more people than guns

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Breathing in Medellin, Colombia's second largest city, has become such a health hazard that the local government on Wednesday declared a red alert.

The red alert seeks to lower smog levels that reportedly cost eight lives a day, more than six times the number of daily homicides in the city.

Medellin lies in the Valley of Aburra and, with the arrival of the cloudy rainy season, has slowly become covered in a fatal smog, causing respiratory problems among many in the city.

According to a study by epidemiologist Elkin Martinez, last year some 3,000 people died of causes related to air pollution, or one every three hours.

So far this year, the city declared an orange alert four times, but to no effect. With the arrival of the rainy season, the administration of Mayor Federico Gutierrez was forced to raise this to red.

The red alert allows the government to issue special decrees, banning heavy transport during peak hours.

Additionally, schools were told to stop all physical and outdoor activity to prevent the city's children from breathing in too much poisonous air.

According to Gutierrez, the number of cars in the city has doubled since 2005, while the number of motorcycles grew a staggering 511% since that year, saturating the city's ability to rid itself of the poisonous exhumes.

The mayor announced he would be preparing measures to eventually rid the city of small, privately-run buses that often use turbo chargers to be able to enter the neighborhoods located on the steep slopes of the Aburra valley.

In order to lower the current pollution level, the mayoral decree seeks an immediate reduction of 30%, or 450,000 vehicles, of the city's motorized traffic.

The city had already asked state-run oil company Ecopetrol to deliver cleaner fuel and is now asking the national government to force the oil company to improve the quality of refined gasoline.

The red alert is expected to last at least until Saturday.

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Red alert: Medellin air pollution kills 6 times more people than guns

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Breathing in Medellin, Colombia's second largest city, has become such a health hazard that the local government on Wednesday declared a red alert. The red alert seeks to lower smog levels that reportedly cost eight lives a day, more than six times the number of daily homicides in the city.

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Save the environment and make a difference. . .

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Now you already know the issue of our city.. Let's propose something different and make the difference! ;