Hola, Omar: Como tú no pudiste¹ venir a mi fiesta de cumpleaños, quiero contarte cómo fue. El día de mi cumpleaños, muy temprano por la mañana, mis hermanos me dieron² una gran sorpresa: ellos dejaron³ un regalo delante de la puerta de mi habitación: ¡una bicicleta roja preciosa! Mi madre nos preparó un desayuno riquísimo. Después de desayunar, mis hermanos y yo tuvimos⁴ que limpiar toda la casa, así que (therefore) no hubo⁵ más celebración hasta la tarde. A las seis y media (nosotros) hicimos⁶ una barbacoa en el patio de la casa. Todos los invitados trajeron⁷ bebidas y regalos. Vinieron⁸ todos mis amigos, excepto tú, ¡qué pena! :-( La fiesta estuvo⁹ muy animada hasta las diez de la noche, cuando mis padres dijeron¹⁰ que los vecinos (neighbors) iban a (were going to) protestar y entonces todos se fueron a sus casas.
(1)pudiste¹
(2)dieron²
(3)dejaron³
(4)tuvimos⁴
(5)hubo⁵
(6)hicimos⁶
(7)trajeron⁷
(8)Vinieron⁸
(9)estuvo⁹
(10)dijeron¹⁰
Translation
Hi, Omar: Since you could not come to my birthday party, I want to tell you how it was. On my birthday, very early in the morning, my brothers gave me a big surprise: they left a gift in front of my room door: a beautiful red bicycle! My mother prepared us a delicious breakfast. After breakfast, my brothers and I had to clean the entire house, therefore there was no more celebration until the afternoon. At six thirty we made a barbecue in the yard of the house. All the guests brought drinks and gifts. They came all my friends, except you, what a pity! . The party was very animated until ten at night, when my parents said that the neighbors were going to complain and then everyone went home.
Ustedes is formal and should be used when talking to someone you’re not so familiar with, like a stranger, or someone that should be addressed with respect, like an elderly person.
Answer:
N THE FOLLOWING TEXT UNDERLINE OR HIGHLIGHT THE FIGURES
LITERARIES YOU FIND AND IDENTIFY WHAT IT IS
«His mouth that kisses,
erase the sadness «
"I cannot ask that winter forgive a rosebush
I can't ask elms to deliver pears
I cannot ask the eternal from a mere mortal
And go around throwing thousands of pearls to the pigs »
The fault is not of the stake, stake, stake that stake and stake
If the toad comes out and struts, taca, taca that taca and taca
The fault is not of the stake, stake, stake that stake and stake
If the toad jumps and gets skewered
It comes from Pampa Luna
from Pampa Luna my dream;
course of the lagoon,
from the lagoon without an owner.
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