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    Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo Facultad de Ciencias Bioquimica Y Farmacia Name: María José Velásquez Unit 10-Lesson 1 1

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    The document is a lesson plan from María José Velásquez's class at ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO in Ecuador. The lesson covers reading, grammar, and writing exercises involving the use of past perfect tense. The reading passage describes a neighbor rescuing a bird, and the grammar and writing sections provide examples of sentences using verbs in past perfect tense, such as "had left", "had washed", and "had prepared".

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    The document is a lesson plan from María José Velásquez's class at ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO in Ecuador. The lesson covers reading, grammar, and writing exercises involving the use of past perfect tense. The reading passage describes a neighbor rescuing a bird, and the grammar and writing sections provide examples of sentences using verbs in past perfect tense, such as "had left", "had washed", and "had prepared".

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    Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo Facultad de Ciencias Bioquimica Y Farmacia Name: María José Velásquez Unit 10-Lesson 1 1

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    The document is a lesson plan from María José Velásquez's class at ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO in Ecuador. The lesson covers reading, grammar, and writing exercises involving the use of past perfect tense. The reading passage describes a neighbor rescuing a bird, and the grammar and writing sections provide examples of sentences using verbs in past perfect tense, such as "had left", "had washed", and "had prepared".

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    ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO

    FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS
    BIOQUIMICA Y FARMACIA
    Name: María José Velásquez
    UNIT 10- LESSON 1

    1. Reading

    1. a lot of noise.
    2. neighbor. Susu Li, 30 onto the rail above the windowsill.
    3. put his arms out, caught
    4. after the feather.
    5. onto some rocks
    2. Grammar
    3. Grammar

    woke up

    thought had left

    did not have had had

    turned
    saw
    dropped
    has fallen
    has survived

    rang

    3. Writing
    1. had spent wanted
    2. had phoned left
    3. turned on had washed
    4. arrived had started
    5. had come fed
    6. sang had played
    7. watched had gone
    8. had made phoned
    9. was had studied
    10. had ridden met
    4. Writing
    1. arrived had prepared
    2. have performed had never even spoken
    3. had already begun was was
    4. turned heard had not heard brought
    5. ran had not seen had change enjoyed asked
    6. entered did not recognize had lost had grown
    7. had virtually disappeared arrived
    8. have visited came had never heard

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