She never washes her face before bed. 

She usually put on shorts and t-shirt. 

She always wakes up and takes a shower 

Sometimes she wears a formal dress when she has to go to work. 

She often has eggs for breakfast. 

c. Write with the following information sentences with frequency adverbs (always, sometimes, usually, never) also, write a complement to the sentence. 

• Sophia and Joseph / go 

Sophia and Joseph sometimes go to the mall 

• The dog / bark 

The dog always barks in the morning 

• My father and I / drink 

My father and I sometimes drink coffee for breakfast 

• She / eat 

She usually eat fish at noon 

• Liliana and Santiago / speak 

Liliana and Santiago never speak about their relationship

·       3 Pounds (1 ½ kg.) of goat (leg, rib, shoulder) chopped into small pieces 

·       2 cups of blood beaten with salt 

·       1 Pound (500gr.) of goat offal (heart, bofe, liver, kidney, guereguere, etc.) 

·       6 garlic cloves, minced 

·       3 big white onions, peeled and finely chopped 

·       1 green bell pepper, chopped 

·       1/2 cup of oil 

·       4 lemons (juice) 

 

Preparation of Friche (guajira) Colombia 

To prepare the friche, a biche goat is always used, that is, not older than 4 months. It is killed, cleaned, skinned; the blood is collected and depressed. Fresh blood is salted so it doesn't coagulate. 

The giblets are minced and parboiled in water-salt for 20 minutes. The goat meat is washed with lemon, salt and pepper, left to rest for 20 minutes and then fried in hot oil until medium brown. Add the parboiled and chopped offal, the garlic, the onion and the paprika; mix and fry for 5 minutes, add the blood and cook over low heat for 30 minutes, stirring constantly. It is eaten with corn arepas or a clean bun.

We didn't run last weekend

·       She / call (Interrogative sentence)

Did she call me yesterday?

·       He / make (Affirmative sentence)

He made coffee for the last party

·       I / sing (Interrogative sentence)

Did I sing in my house? Did I sing in my house?

·       You / work (negative sentence)

You didn't work in a hotel

·       It / jump (Affirmative sentence)

It jumped very high

·       She / try (Interrogative sentence)

Did she try to sneeze?

·       They / use (negative sentence)

They didn't use my pone

·       We / write (Affirmative sentence)

We wrote a letter

We weren’t bending the t-shirts.

·       You / blow (Interrogative sentence)

Were you blowing  the food?

·       She / hide (Affirmative sentence)

She was hiding a new dress

·       He / sleep (Negative sentence)

He wasn't sleeping in the sofa

·       It / bite (Interrogative sentence)

Was it biting the pencil?

·       They / drive (Affirmative sentence)

They were driving in the Main Street

·       I / forget (Negative sentence)

I wasn't forgetting your birthday

·       We / let (Interrogative sentence)

Were we letting go too the dog?