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1. Read the summary of the film “Ratatouille” (2007, Disney). Fill up the blanks with the verbs in
brackets in their past tense. Pay attention with the NEGATIVE forms.
Remy _was__ (to be) different than the other rats. Rats _____ (eat) garbage,
but Remy _______ (love) food. He also _______ (like) cooking. He _______
(read) Chef Gusteau’s recipe’s book. Chef Gusteau _______ (to be) the best chef
in Paris, but sadly, he _______ (die).
One day, Remy_______ (get) lost and he ____________ (not find) his family.
However, he _______ (find) Gusteau’s restaurant. In the kitchen, he _______
(see) a boy, Linguini. Linguini_________ (not to be) a chef, he _______ (help) in
the kitchen. Unfortunately, he _______ (make) a mistake with a soup. He
_______ (try) to fix it, but he _______ (make) it worst. Remy_______ (see) this,
so he _______ (go) inside and _______ (add) some spices. The soup _______ (to
be) delicious.
In the restaurant, there_______ (to be) a food critic, Anton Ego. He _______
(try) the soup and _______ (like) it. So, Linguini_______(become) a chef in the restaurant. But the truth
_______ (to be) that Remy _______ (help) him.
Chef Skinner, the boss and new owner of the restaurant, _________________ (not like) Linguini. So,
he_______(try) to spoil Linguini’s recipes. Luckily, he _______ (can not) do it. But one day, he __________
(discover) that Linguini______________ (not cook). It_______ (to be) the rat! Everybody in the kitchen
_______ (leave) Linguini alone with Remy and the rats. Chef Skinner also _______ (discover) that Chef Gusteau
_______ (to be) Linguini’s father, but he _______________ (not tell).
By the end, the food critic _______ (go) back to the restaurant. It _______ (to be) very important for the
restaurant’s reputation. So, Linguini, Remy and his rat friends_________ (cook) a special dish: “Ratatouille”.
The food critic _______ (love) it! He_______ (write) an excellent review in the newspaper. Linguini also
_______ (discover) that Gusteau_______ (to be) his father. So now, the restaurant _______ (to be) Remy’s!
* Recipe: receta - * Owner: Dueño - *Spoil: arruinar
2. Now, read the sentences about the text and choose if true (T) or false (F).
Comparatives / Superlatives
4. Watch the film "Ratatouille". Compare it with another animation film. Use these questions to guide you:
- Which one is longer? Which is more boring or more entertaining?
- Which are the main characters in the films? Which one is better? Why?
- Are the endings good? Exciting? Bad?
- Which one you like the most? Why?
- Should we watch them?
* Podés empezar tu escrito nombrando a ambas películas y contando cuál preferís. Algunos ejemplos de oraciones pueden ser: “I
think that ….. is better than …. because….” O “In my opinion ….. is more boring than …. because….”, “I don’t like Remy (Ratatouille)
because is …… than….”, “…. Is longer than Ratatouille but ….”.
* Recordá utilizar conectores (and, but, so, however, etc) y adverbios como “luckily”, “unfortunately”, etc.
* No es necesario que sea muy largo, entre 5 y 8 renglones. Durante la presentación oral leerás tu escrito y podés agregar otras
cosas si querés.