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    Exercises V Unit 4

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    The document contains three exercises for translating sentences into English or forming questions based on answers. Exercise 1 provides 10 sentences to translate such as "There are six astronauts in the rocket" and "The moon orbits the Earth." Exercise 2 gives 7 questions to answer using provided words like "Are there aliens in Spain?" Exercise 3 lists 8 answers such as "There are eight planets in our Solar System" and prompts forming a question for each.

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    The document contains three exercises for translating sentences into English or forming questions based on answers. Exercise 1 provides 10 sentences to translate such as "There are six astronauts in the rocket" and "The moon orbits the Earth." Exercise 2 gives 7 questions to answer using provided words like "Are there aliens in Spain?" Exercise 3 lists 8 answers such as "There are eight planets in our Solar System" and prompts forming a question for each.

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    The document contains three exercises for translating sentences into English or forming questions based on answers. Exercise 1 provides 10 sentences to translate such as "There are six astronauts in the rocket" and "The moon orbits the Earth." Exercise 2 gives 7 questions to answer using provided words like "Are there aliens in Spain?" Exercise 3 lists 8 answers such as "There are eight planets in our Solar System" and prompts forming a question for each.

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    Exercises V Unit 4

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    Exercises V 1.- Translate into English.

    Unit 4

    1. Hay seis astronautas en el cohete. 2. El cohete tarda veinte horas en girar alrededor de La Tierra. 3. No hay OVNIS en La Tierra. 4. Cuntos anillos hay alrededor de Marte? 5. No hay anillos alrededor de Marte. 6. La luna gira alrededor de La Tierra. 7. La luna tarda 28 das en girar alrededor de la Tierra. 8. El avin est atravesando las nubes. 9. La bicicleta est pasando por encima del puente. 10.La moto est pasando por debajo del puente.

    2.- Answer the questions using the words in brackets.


    1. Are there any aliens in Spain? 2. How many moons are there around the Earth? 3. Whats the biggest planet in our Solar System? 4. Why is not possible life on Mars? 5. Why is possible life on the Earth? 6. Whats the hottest planet in our Solar System? 7. Where do astronauts sleep in the rocket?

    3.- Write questions according to the following answers.


    1. There are eight planets in our Solar System. 2. Yes, there is oxygen on the Earth. 3. There are three rings around Saturn. 4. No, there arent any plants in the rocket. 5. Yes, there are aliens on other planets. 6. There is a moon around the Earth.

    7. The Earth takes one year to go around the sun. 8. The smallest planet in our Solar System is Mercury.

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