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    LENGUA ADICIONAL INGLÉS – TRABAJO PRÁCTICO INTEGRADOR 3º AÑO

    PRESENT SIMPLE – PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    1) Put the verbs in brackets into PRESENT SIMPLE or PRESENT CONTINUOUS Tense.

    1) Look! Father Christmas ________________ (swim) in the pool.


    2) Father Christmas usually ___________ (ride) a bike in the evening.
    3) Where is Father Christmas? He _____________ (hide) behind the Christmas tree.
    4) Father Christmas _________________ (run) every morning.
    5) Father Christmas and his wife ________________ (do) the shopping
    6) Father Christmas __________________ (watch) TV every evening.
    7) Father Christmas and the reindeer ____________ (dance) now.
    8) Father Christmas often ________________ (play) the guitar.
    9) Father Christmas __________________ (feed) the reindeer at the moment.
    10) Father Christmas ___________________ (love) listening to music.
    11) Father Christmas _________________ (cook) lunch at the moment.
    12) Father Christmas __________________ (eat) pizza now.
    13) Father Christmas ________________ (do) karate every day.
    14) What is Father Christmas doing? He ______________ (clean) the floor.
    15) Father Christmas always ___________________ (play) basketball with his friends.
    16) Father Christmas _______________ (go) on holiday every summer.
    17) Father Christmas is tired. He ____________________ (sleep).
    SIMPLE PAST

    2) Read the following paragraph from Father Christmas spends the night (Papá Noel duerme en
    casa) by Samanta Schweblin complete with the SIMPLE PAST
    https://www.shortstoryproject.com/stories/ father-christmas-spends-the-night/

    We 1____________ (do) something very terrible, and sometimes I’m ashamed of it: we
    2
    _____________ (jump) in front of her for a while, but Mummy just looked away.
    Then we 3
    ___________ (make) her a hat out of newspaper, 4
    _________ (try) it on her
    in different ways and left it there all afternoon, but she 5
    ____________ (not move). I
    6
    ________________ (take) the hat off before Daddy got home. I 7
    ___________ (know)
    that Mummy wouldn’t say anything, but I still 8
    __________ (feel) bad.

    Then Christmas 9
    ___________ (come). Marcela made her special roast chicken with
    horrible vegetables, but because it 10
    ____________(be) a special night she also
    made me chips. Daddy 11
    _______________ (ask) Mummy to get up from the sofa
    and eat dinner with us. He moved her carefully to the table – Marcela had set the
    table with a red tablecloth, green candles and the plates we used for visitors – sat
    her down at one end and stepped back a few paces, still looking at her. I suppose
    he 12
    ____________ (think) that it might work, but when he’d moved far enough
    away she 13
    _________ (get) up and went back to the sofa. So we moved the things
    to the coffee table in the living-room and 14
    _________ (eat) in there with her. The
    television 15
    __________ (be) on, of course, and the news was doing a piece about a
    lot of poor people who’d got loads of presents and food from richer people, so they
    16
    ______________ (be) very happy.
    COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

    3) Look at the highlighted words in the sentences from Father Christmas spends the night and
    complete the chart.

     “He said that a (1) good Christmas tree was (2) important this year.”
     “The Christmas tree (…) was (3) bigger than Daddy – it was huge –“
     “Christmas must be the (4) worst season for them.”
     “But Mummy didn’t get (5) better.”
     “The news programme was showing a piece about a lot of (6) poor people
    who’d got loads of presents and food from (7) richer people, (…)”
     “At the end of the school day, I held Augusto’s mummy’s hand. She was (8)
    beautiful.”
     “He wasn’t as (9) fat as on television, and he looked so tired he could barely
    stand.”
     “Daddy told Mummy that he was going to kill the both of them, and Mummy
    told him that if he was so (10) happy with his friend, why couldn’t she be
    friends with Father Christmas?”

    ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE


    1 good better best
    2
    3 bigger
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    1
    0

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