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Mis vacaciones de terror. Por Francisco Carral You are about to read a story Read the sentences carefully and use the pictures as a reference. Identify.

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Presentación del tema: "Mis vacaciones de terror. Por Francisco Carral You are about to read a story Read the sentences carefully and use the pictures as a reference. Identify."— Transcripción de la presentación:

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2 Mis vacaciones de terror. Por Francisco Carral

3 You are about to read a story Read the sentences carefully and use the pictures as a reference. Identify the verb(s) used in each sentence. Translate the sentences to English. Give an alternative ending (in English).

4 You will need: Papel y lapiz. Diccionario ingles-espanol

5 Mi esposa y yo fuimos de vacaciones a España

6 Comimos en restaurantes lujosos.

7 Visitamos museos fabulosos.

8 También conocimos a personas muy interesantes.

9 Dormimos en un castillo.

10 El castillo estaba embrujado.

11 Nosotros dormíamos cuando apareció un vampiro.

12 Nosotros comíamos cuando apareció una momia.

13 Mi esposa se lavaba las manos cuando vio a un fantasma en el baño.

14 Ella también vio a un cíclope en el jardín.

15 Un monstruo me persiguió.

16 ¡Incluso vimos a Michael Jackson ahí!

17 Y entonces…

18 La alarma sonó.

19 Fue solo una pesadilla.

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