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VI. Lesson: Video in english

V. Lesson: Present simple conversation

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Renata: Good morning everyone, I’m Renata and I’m from Brazil. Where do you come from? Gina: Hello. I’m Gina and I live in Colombia. I usually come here to Texas every summer. Nick: Hey, I’m Nick and I’m American. Welcome to the summer camp. I’m the General Counselor. Let me tell you that we generally start the day with a music activity. Renata: I like that because I sing and play the drums. Nick: Do you have a band? Renata: Yes, I have a music band in São Paulo. I suppose that children here also play instruments. Nick: Yeah, some of them do. Do you play any instrument, Gina? Gina: No, I only dance. Nick: Perfect, so we can play music and dance with the campers. Let’s move on to the afternoons, we usually practice some sports like tennis, soccer and baseball. Renata: Great. In my country, we love soccer. Gina: In Colombia, we seldom play baseball but we like soccer too. Nick: Awesome! Children usually choose soccer. Nowadays, soccer is quite popular here in the St...

IV. Lesson: PRESENTE CONTINUO

  I am working (Yo estoy trabajando) You are working (Tú estás trabajando) He is working (Él está trabajando) She is working (Ella está trabajando) It is working (Eso está trabajando) You are working (Usted está trabajando) We are working (Nosotros estamos trabajando) They are working (Ellos están trabajando) You are working very hard. (Tú estás trabajando muy duro) He’s sleeping. (Ella está durmiendo)

III. lesson: Have to, Has to don´t have to, doesn´t have to.

You  have to  finish this report by Friday. Well, you  don't have to  do this just for me.  He  has to  work on Saturdays. I don’t  have to  work on weekends. She  doesn’t have to  get up early. Thanks, but you  don't have to  say that after everything. You have to read this book. They have to repair the roof.  She has to buy new clothes. You don’t have to help him. 

II. Lesson: Can and have to

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Can is Spanish translates as Power but the exact meaning depends on the pronoun or subject. Here are the questions you ask: Can she take the children with her to Houston? No, she can’t. Can he lend us the money which we need? No, he can’t. But his sister can. Can you play the guitar? Yes, I can. And I can play the piano and violin.   Can she sing? Yes, she can. Do you have to work  on saturday? Yes, I do. Does he have to go to work by bus? Yes, he does. Do I have to wear a uniform? Yes, you do.  Thank you!

I. Lesson: Introduction

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Welcome to my blog Hello, my name is Kendry Loraine Vega Padilla, my nickname is Cielo and I am 18 years old. I am from Seville, Zona Bananera – Magdalena, I am currently living in Barranquilla. I study at the Simón Bolívar University, I am part of the surgical instrumentation program. I can say that my career makes me happy, even though we went back to face-to-face and it was something new for me. I have become a more sociable person over time and that is one of the reasons why I have felt happier. Usually when I arrive at the university and I meet my classmates they make me feel at peace, I manage to clear my mind of negative emotions, despite all the stress of having a good performance. My phone number is: (+57) 3014800815. My student email: Kendry.vega@unisimon.edu.co