Temas selectos de ingles( Semana 4) producto 1 y 2
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The story is told by the Aviator, an adult who finds it difficult to understand his contemporaries. In a lonely flight, his plane suffers a flaw and lands emergency in the Sahara desert.There he finds the Little Prince, a boy who comes from another planet, so small that he only has three volcanoes, dwarf baobabs and a flower.The Little Prince asks the aviator to draw a lamb to take him to his world. After befriending the Aviator, he tells how lonely and melancholy his life was until the arrival of the Flower, a very beautiful flower that loves the Little Prince but who finds it difficult to express himself with sincerity.Due to his doubts about the love of the flower, the Little Prince leaves his asteroid and travels through different worlds, inhabited by curious characters such as the king, the vain, the drinker, the lamplighter and the geographer.He finally arrives on Earth, where he meets the snake and the fox, with whom he comes to establish a very special bond and who learns that "it only looks good with the heart, the essential is invisible to the eyes".
At last, the Little Prince returns to the Sahara desert, the place where he descended to Earth, to make friends with the Aviator and tell him about his adventures.When the Airman manages to repair his plane, the Little Prince is bitten by the snake, because this is the only way he has to return to his planet, to take care of his flower.The Aviator discovers that although the Little Prince has managed to take the drawing of the lamb with him, he has not taken a muzzle to tie it.So he is left with the question of whether or not the lamb can eat the flower.
Finally, invoke those who read the book to notify him in case the Little Prince returns to Earth.
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Identifica, el inicio, desarrollo y conclusión en por lo menos tres fragmentos de textos narrativos de tu preferencia: mitos, cuentos y leyendas.
(Cuento) .El hilo rojo
Inicio:
Since time immemorial, humans have wondered about the meaning of life. In all corners of the world, the search for the ultimate answer has given rise to a variety of philosophical teachings and enchanting legends.
Today, Bright Side presents you with the tale of the Red Strings. Hailing from Japan, this legend explains life's mysteries in a way that is both believable and incredibly romantic. If Fate really exists, let's hope that it works in exactly the way that's described here.
Close your eyes. Imagine your body grow transparent. Can you picture the endlessly complex network of blood vessels connecting all parts of your body? We owe our existence to these life-giving rivers. Now, take note of one rather special channel within this system - the one that connects the heart with your pinky finger! Formed by the ulnar artery, this channel makes your least notable finger a true "representative" of your heart. For this reason, in many cultures, when two people make a truce, or swear a vow, they do it by crossing their pinkies.
According to the Japanese legend, this thread emanating from the heart doesn't end at the tip of the finger. It continues in the form of an invisible red string, which ''flows'' out of your pinkie and goes on to intertwine with the red strings of other people - connecting your heart with theirs.
Desarrollo:
Two people who are connected in this way are bound together by Fate itself. Sooner or later, they are destined to meet, no matter how far apart they live or how much their life circumstances differ. And, when it happens - that encounter is certain to profoundly affect both of them. The strings can sometimes stretch and become tangled, which could postpone the fateful meeting. But - those ties will never be broken.
Such a viewpoint on life and relationships has given birth to holistic philosophy, which states that our vital essence isn't confined to the borders of our physical body. Holists declare that we are one with the Universe and see the notion of the Red String as one of the ways towards understanding this unity.
Have you ever found yourself thinking: ''This person has entered my life for a reason''? Quite possibly, you're right. And it might be the case that Fate has already guided you to the point where you can bring change into the lives of others.
Conclusion:
This philosophy argues that, although we might not realize it, our lives move in a pre-ordained direction, guided by invisible strings that are woven into the fabric of the Universe itself. And all the while, the red thread connecting us to our distant soul-mates is getting shorter. As the Japanese would say: our world has its share of obstacles, but nothing in it happens by accident..
(CUENTO)
Cuento sobre la sinceridad
Inicio:
The boys didn´t know that if you were bad, you were turned into donkeys and trained for the circus. It was not very long before the boys began changing into donkeys.
-"That´s what happens to bad boys," snarled the Circus Master as he made Pinocchio jump through a hoop.
Pinocchio could only grow a donkey´s ears, feet, and tail, because he was made of wood. The Circus Master couldn´t sell him to any circus. He threw Pinocchio into the sea. The instant Pinocchio hit the water, the donkey tail fell off and his own ears and feet came back. He swam for a very long time. Just when he couldn´t swim any longer, he was swallowed by a great whale.
-"It´s dark here," scared Pinocchio said.
Pinocchio kept floating deep into the whale´s stomach.
-"Who´s there by the light?" called Pinocchio, his voice echoing.
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-"Pinocchio, is that you?" asked a tired voice.
-"Father, you´re alive !" Pinocchio shouted with joy.
He wasn´t scared anymore. Pinocchio helped Geppetto build a big raft that would hold both of them.
When the raft was finished, Pinocchio tickled the whale.
-"Hold tight, Father. When he sneezes, he´ll blow us out of here !" cried Pinocchio.
Home at last, Geppetto tucked Pinocchio into his bed.
Conclusion:
-"Pinocchio, today you were brave, honest and generous," Geppetto said. "You are my son and I love you."
Pinocchio remembered what the Blue Fairy told him.
-"Father, now that I´ve proven myself, I´m waiting for something to happen," he whispered as he drifted off to sleep.
The next morning Pinocchio came running down the steps, jumping and waving his arms. He ran to Geppetto shouting,
-"Look Father, I´m a real boy !"
They say in the day, the face of the Mother Water is bright as the sun, transmitted power, glory and spirituality. And at night your face shines like the moon and invites the imagination and fantasy . The truth , he says, that his body shows a dominant personality , strong and muscular.
They , too, that the hands of the Mother of Water radiate divine light and pure and in the darkness of the night light dart deepest of rivers and lakes to draw attention of teenagers.
Desarrollo:
They say that in the rivers , the Mother of Water, green rides huge crocodiles , colorful fish and dolphins in pink and green , crystalline lakes lie on the bottom flirting and earning the young hunters who gaze upon it as faint spellbound or are released into the depths of the enchanted waters where then end up drowning.
Conclusion:
They say to break the spell of the Mother of Water , adults have to pray to the young. Some professionals say that the Mother of Water symbolizes a hopeless love , love dream by a beautiful, fleeting , unattainable and fatal they dream of many young people.
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