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UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE EL SALVADOR

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES


SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

COURSE : English for Business IV SECTION TERM ROOM SCORE:


PROFESSOR : Lic. David Abraham Alas Díaz
EVALUATION : Lab session - Third evaluation 01 01-2019 FM-305
STUDENT :
MAJOR :

LAB SESSION GUIDE (10%)

a. Access the links below and complete the exercises.


 https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar-exercises/passive5.htm
 http://www.eslgamesworld.com/members/games/grammar/basketball/active%20vs.%20p
assive%20voice/active%20vs.%20passive%20voice.html
 https://www.eslgamesplus.com/passive-voice-past-passive-esl-grammar-sentence-activity-fun-
game-online/

b. Access the virtual classroom and watch the video “Trip to Machu Picchu”. Then,
complete the paragraphs below. (1.0)

The _________________________________________ to Machu Picchu is a town called Aguas Calientes,


which is _______________________________ from the ancient city. Here, travel-weary tourits
______________________ all the _________________ of home: hotels, hostels, restaurants and even
Internet cafés. However, it should _____________________ that the large tour groups will often come into
town and rent out entire hotels. So we suggest either booking a room a few weeks ahead or arriving in town
_____________________________________________ to make sure you have a place to stay the night.

Although Aguas Calientes is a relatively new town, ancient techniques _______________________________


local craftsmen in the town’s ongoing construction. There’s also a great open market in the town where
____________________________________________________ are available, to ensure you won’t run out
of energy exploring Machu Picchu.

Rising early the next morning, Derek and I made our way back up ______________ to the ancient city. These
ruins __________________ by approximately _______________ people every day. We wanted to get there
early and see as much as we could before the hordes of visitors arrived.

There are basically ________________ to get to Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes. You can take one of
the _________________ that leave from the center of town, or you can take a steep, winding trail ________
_________________________________________.
Machu Picchu, which means “Old Peak”, ___________________________ around 1450. However, as the
empire collapsed under the Spanish, it _________________________, roughly one hundred years later.
Machu Picchu _______________________________ the outside world.

In 1911, the site __________________________________ explorer and historian Hiram Bingham with the
help of some local residents. He started the huge job of clearing away hundreds of years of
_________________ _____________ from the city.

When Hiram Bingham ______________________ this site, the overgrowth _________________________


trees, rocks, shrubs covered the entire area. But, luckily for them, it looks like the Inca invented the riding
_______________________.

The construction of Machu Picchu is still a ____________________. Human remains _________________


on the bottom of the mountain, but nobody _______________ how many people died building the city. And
nobody knows if some kind of rope _____________________ to climb up and down. But we do know that the
Inca were master builders.

The blocks ___________________ with bronze and stone tools, and they ____________________________
sand. The blocks fit together perfectly without mortar. Even a knife blade _____________________________
between the stones.

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