“AÑO DEL FORTALECIMIENTO DE LA SOBERANÍA

NACIONAL”

APELLIDOS Y NOMBRES:

 PACHECO ROSALES, CIELO DE FATIMA

 CARDOZA HUAMAN, DIEGO PAUL
 SANCHEZ RUBIO, ANGELLI

DOCENTE:
 WALDI REQUENA

CURSO:
 INGLÉS INTERMEDIO INTENSIVO

HORARIO:

 MIERCOLES 7:55 AM

TEMA:
 TSA 1

FECHA DE PRESENTACION:
 19 DE ENERO DEL 2022

PIURA-PERÚ
GRAMMAR 1
1.

TO MAKE WORDS STRONGER (+) TO MAKE WORDS WEAKER (-)

Really A bit
Extremely Quite
Very Fairly
Terribly Rather

2.

 Terribly
 Rather
 Quite
 Very
 Really
 Extremely
 Quite

GRAMAR 2
1.
1) Use to
2) Use to
3) Would
4) Would

2.
1- Me
 I used to live in Lima.
 I used to go to the park every Saturday.
 I used to go to the park
 If I could go to a museum it would be fantastic
 I used to believe that Santa existed

2- My Sister
 She used to live Piura
 She used to go to the amusement park every Saturday
 She used to be afraid of my uncle.
 She used to believe that Santa existed.
 3- My father
 He used to live Tambogrande
 He used to go to the museum every Friday.
 He used to believe that Llorona existed.
 He used to be afraid of my grandmother.

READING
1. C

2.
 H
 N
 H
 N
 Both
 H
 N
 N
 H

3. This story taught me that we shouldn´t be greedy or jealous, specially of our family,
because we can hurt other people and ourselves.

GRAMMAR 3
1.
1. Used to love
2. Often told
3. Were
4. Exchanged
5. Was planting
6. Had grown
7. Had climbed
8. Came
9. Was sleeping
10. Was stealing
11. Had woken up
12. Used to be
13. Had disappeared
14. Had followed
15. Cut
16. Had died
17. Lived

2.

 Stronger words: extremely, really, terribly, very

 Weaker words: quite, fairly, rather, a bit

VOCABULARY
1) Great-grandfather: Doesn’t talk about family.
2) Ancient: Doesn’t refer to any state of mind.
3) Inspiring: It’s the only positive word.
4) Against: Refers to a confrontation.
5) Shocking: Because shocking has nothing to do with not knowing what to do.
6) Protect: They talk about representing something
7) Have a lot in common: Doesn’t talk about having something
8) Fiancee: Doesn’t talk about commitment