a.       Complete the chart (Table 1) using the information above.

 

·         Ruth occasionally set up an alarm for brushes her teeth at the middle of the night.

·         She never washes her face before bed 

·         Ruth sometimes wears a formal dress when she goes to work

·         She often has eggs for breakfast

·         Ruth always must drink a delicious coffee

 

·         The dog / bark

The dog usually barks when see a cat

·         My father and I / drink

My father and I always drink water in the middle of the night

·         She / eat

She never eats hamburger 

·         Liliana and Santiago / speak

Liliana and Santiago sometimes speak English in the classroom 

1 pound of cornmeal

1 liter of sunflower oil for frying

5 units of Eggs

1 teaspoon salt

Water

1 stick of margarine

First of all, we make the base dough for the arepas, then we take the corn flour for arepas to a bowl, next, take the necessary water, after that, follow the instructions on the flour package, to a pot and heat together with the margarine until it melts and mix well. Afterwards, pour the hot water over the flour and let stand for about 10 minutes.

After that knead with your hands until the dough has a firm consistency and make medium balls, next, crush the balls forming the arepas, you can do it with your hands or help yourself with a plate; then, take a deep pot over medium heat and add the liter of sunflower oil, we must bear in mind that we must add each arepa alone and when the oil is very hot, what this will do is that our arepa inflates during cooking and we must remove it from the oil.

To start with the filling, we add the egg in a bowl trying not to break the yolk, then we make an opening on the side of the already fried arepa. We introduce the egg and close with a little more dough. Then we put the arepa back in the pot with oil to finish frying and cook the egg.

Last of all, remove our Colombian egg arepas from the heat and remove excess oil with absorbent paper and serve it.

·                    They / become (Affirmative)

·                    We / run (negative sentence)

We didn’t run last Saturday

·                    She / call (Interrogative sentence)

Did she call the office this morning?

·                    He / make (Affirmative sentence)

He made a cookie for me yesterday 

·                    I / sing (Interrogative sentence)

Did I sing at the bar last weekend?

·                    You / work (negative sentence)

You didn’t work in the project this morning 

·                    It / jump (Affirmative sentence)

It jumped like a balloon

·                    She / try (Interrogative sentence)

Did she try the English test the last semester?

·                    They / use (negative sentence)

They didn’t use the book for the exam yesterday

·                    We / write (Affirmative sentence)

We wrote a letter to the teacher last week

 

c. Write down sentences in past progressive with the following information, also write a complement.

·         We / bend (Negative sentence)

·         You / blow (Interrogative sentence)

Were you blowing the cookies flour?

·         She / hide (Affirmative sentence)

She was hiding a secret from her mother

·         He / sleep (Negative sentence)

He wasn´t sleeping in his bed 

·         It / bite (Interrogative sentence)

Was it biting the table?

·         They / drive (Affirmative sentence)

They were driving for five hours on the road

·         I / forget (Negative sentence)

I wasn’t forgetting your birthday

·         We / let (Interrogative sentence)

Were we let the cellphone on the cafeteria? 

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