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Stories of Eva Luna

INTRODUCTION: Although not necessarily a sequel to Eva Luna characters in these stories taken up the blockbuster novel to offer a broader view of the author's literary universe. Belonging to a later generation called Latin American boom, Isabel Allende is based on the so-called magical realism mixed with clear references to the political and historical situation of the continent. Here dictators parade, farmers, and women-lovers with a vocation for the inevitable feminist breathing air along the reading-however, the author manages to develop characters beyond what is traditionally read in the story. Their stories are surprising for their elaborate decision-consistent and logical with a touch of magic and mystery.

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SUMMARY OF CHAPTERS
FIRST CHAPTER:
In this chapter, the few inhabitants of the idyll and a handful of travelers coming from the neighborhood gathered at the dock, waiting to be served by the dentist Rubicundo Loachamín that soothed the pain of patients with a rare oral anesthesia.
Patients, clutching the sides of the chair, responded by opening her grief over her eyes and sweating profusely, some wanted to withdraw from their mouths impertinent hands of the dentist.
Meanwhile in the distance I could see the small crew of Sucre, who brought with bunches of green bananas and coffee beans. This would reach the Idyll, the dentist just finished its work, this then sail Nangaritza the river to where it empties into the Zamora and four days after... Continue reading "Summary of book: An Old Man Who Read Love Stories by Luis Sepulveda" »

ABSTRACT
The story is about twin boys: Pinin and Rosa, who along with Lamb and his father, Anton Chinta, live in the meadow Somonte and are discovering different ways around the progress represented by the train and the post telegraph. Children when they see the train pass for the first time are excited, however, Cordera get nervous. As time passes, children and Cordera, barely notice its presence. Moreover, the father of the boys, not to sell to the Lamb, because it was like a mother or grandmother to his children, his wife having died some time ago. A man offered him more than he requested but he refused to sell. In the end, when the landlord came to visit and to realize what was their economic status Cordera decided to sell a lower price.... Continue reading "Adiós, Cordera!" »

Be Was Been Ser o estar
Supporting Bear Bore Born
Hit Beat Beat Beaten
Become Became Become Becoming
Begin Begin Began Begun
Biting Bit Bite Biten
Blow Blow Blew Blown
Rest Break Broke Broken
Bring Bring Brought Brought
Build Building Built Built
Burst Burn Burning Burnt
Burst Burst Burst Burst
Buy Buy Bought Bought
Can Could Power ........
Catch Catch Caught Caught
Select Choose Chose Chosen
Came Come Come Come
Costa Costa Costa Costa
Cut Cut Cut Cut
Deal Deal Dealt Dealt
Dig Dug Dig Dug
Make Do Did Done
Dream Dreamed Dreaming Dreamed
Drink Drank Drunk Drinking
Drive Driven Driving Drove
Eat Eat Ate Eaten
Fall Fallen Falling Fell
Feed Feed Fed Fed
Feel Felt Felt Sentir
Fight Fight Fought Fought
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ARGUMENT:

The book is divided into four acts and all develop at the same venue, a town house in Asturias, but at different times, as in the first two acts is winter and the last two is summer.

CHARACTERS:

Grandfather: An old worried about his family, which gradually has shown no fear of death.

Telva: The wise old servant who tries to help his wife, likes to feel one of a family sitting by the fire to weave with his mistress.

Mother: A woman from the day he lost his daughter Angelica is lost in his bitter memories, not let anyone near her daughter's things.

Falin. Dorina and Andy: Three kids who like to play, can not go to school or go running to the garden as the other children because his mother feared losing as Angelica.

Quico: Another servant

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In my opinion the television is a medium of communication genial.The television is one of the most important inventions in history and it has evolved quickly. The TV has important characteristics, for example:
The TV offers environmental programs and broadcast many educational programs for children, for example english cartoons. We can know the wearer in other countries and we can watch movies at times boring. We can also hear the views of politicians of our country and elsewhere and their proposals. Educational television can be a powerful teaching tool.
Moreover, the television also has some drawbacks, for example, it's excessive use. Some programs are beyond the scope of education for our future children: violent and pornography. Many... Continue reading "Redaccion de ingles" »

Infinitive	Past simple	Past participe
be	was/were	been
beat	beat	beaten
become	became	become
begin	began	begun
bite	bit	bitten
blow	blew	blown
break	broke	broken
bring	brought	brougth
build	built	built
buy	bought	bougth
catch	caught	caught
choose	chose	chosen
come	came	come
cost	cost	cost
cut	cut	cut
do	did	done
draw	drew	drawn
drink	drank	drunk
drive	drove	driven
eat	ate	eaten
fall	fell	fallen
feel	felt	felt
figth	fought	fought
find	found	found
fly	flew	flown
forget	forgot	forgotten
get	got	got
give	gave	given
go	went	gone
grow	grew	grown
hang	hung	hung
have	had	had
hear	heard	heard
hide	hid	hidden
hit	hit	hit
hold	held	held
hurt	hurt	hurt
keep	kept	kept
know	knew	known
leave	left	left

Chapter 1
Why does Larry want to move to Corfu?Because everyone is ill and unhappy and they need sunshine and more space. What does Margo have in her luggage?Margo has suitcases full of clothes and medicines for her spots.
Why does Larry’s mother think there is an epidemic in Corfu? Because she was very upset to see several funerals pass in front of the hotel. 
Why does Larry’s mother dislike the villas Mr Beeler shows her?Because none of them had a bathroom. 
Chapter 2
Why is it almost impossible to get in and out of Larry’s room?Because his books were all unpacked. 
What are the wonderful creatures Gerry finds in the garden?He finds spiders, bees, butterflies, ants and cicadas. 
Chapter 3
What does Gerry do every day after breakfast?Explore... Continue reading "Preguntas ingles" »

Medieval history

It is called the Middle Ages, the long historical period of Western civilization between the V and XV century. Its onset is conventionally located in 476 with the fall of the Roman Empire and its end in 1492 with the discovery of America. The Middle Ages is divided into two periods: Middle Ages (V century to century) Delayed ntigüedad) and Late Middle Ages (eleventh century to fifteenth century), which in turn can be divided into a period of plenty, full Middle Ages (eleventh century to the thirteenth century) and the last two centuries have witnessed the crisis of the Middle Ages or the fourteenth century.

Economic situation

In medieval times, the economic system is based on agriculture, under a feudal form. Royalty, nobility... Continue reading "The Middle Ages: Situation historical, political, social, economic and linguistic" »

Time expresions: "Once a Day / Week / Month / Year. -Three/four ... times a day / week / month / year. "Twice a day / week / month / year. "Every day / week / month / year. -From monday to friday. * Once a Day: Once a day. * Three times a day, 3 times per day. * Twice a day, twice a day. # Example: How Often do you eat meat?: Three times a week