• List of ingr 1 pound of corn flour

500g corn flour

500ml oil for frying

 Water

 5 units of eggs

 1 stick of Margarine

 1 teaspoon of salt

Secondly, take the necessary water, according to the directions on the flour package to a pot and heat it together with the margarine until it melts, mix well. Next, pour the hot water over the flour and let stand for about 10 minutes.

Then, knead with your hands until the dough has a firm consistency and make medium sized balls.

Thirdly flatten the balls forming the arepas, you can do it with your hands or help yourself with a plate. The idea is that they have the shape. Set up a deep pot over medium heat and add the liter of oil. I recommend to keep in mind that we must add each arepa alone and when the oil is very hot, this will make our arepa to inflate during cooking and then remove from the oil. 

Then, Apart and very carefully add the egg in a small bowl, making sure that the yolk does not break.

Afterwards, Carefully and without burning ourselves, we make an opening in the side of the fried arepa. Insert the egg and close with a little more dough. Last of all we put the arepa back in the pan with oil to finish frying and cook the egg.
And ready! Enjoy!

 They became artists last year.

 We / run (negative sentence)

We did not run the marathon

 She / call (Interrogative sentence) 

Did she call Carlos?

He / make (Affirmative sentence)

He made the print 

 I / sing (Interrogative sentence)

Did I sing in the drama?

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You not worked yesterday in the house

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It jumped and became a mathematician while counting

 She / try (Interrogative sentence)

Did She try to get home early?

 They / use (negative sentence) 

They did not use appropriate methods

We / write (Affirmative sentence

We wrote in capital letters

We weren’t bending the t-shirts. 

You / blow (Interrogative sentence)

Were you blowing in the storm?                 

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She was hiding any the toys

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He was not sleeping in the time rest

It / bite (Interrogative sentence) 

Was it biting the vegetables? 

They / drive (Affirmative sentence) 

They were driving for the way primary 

I / forget (Negative sentence) 

I was not forgetting the toys at cart

We / let (Interrogative sentence)

Were we letting the end finish?

¡Si! Todos módulos demandados. 

No, la primera semana no participe. En la segunda Si

Foro de esta tarea y Cipas. 

Aprendí la importancia de dominar la escritura en los tiempos pasados progresivo, pasado simple y presente simple. Reglas de negaciones, reglas de verbos en plural y verbos en diferentes tiempos. 

¡Sin lugar a duda! Aprendo dominar la escritura sobre todo en el pasado progresivo, debo confesar que me cuesta un poco los verbos irregulares, pero en el desarrollo de esta actividad pude mejorar el dominio de los mismo. 

En la seguridad de lo que escucho y leo, últimamente escucho canciones en ingles y siento entender mejor la forma en como fueron escritos los versos. En lo profesional para el área de programación, sueño con ser programador y sin duda estos temas me ayudaran a lograr esos niveles esperados y demandados. Quiero trabajar en una empresa extranjera. Me siento muy motivado con esta asignatura. 

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