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    Ejercicios de Ingles Basico 1

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    The document appears to be a transcript of audio discussions from several individuals from different countries about whether it is better to have a big family or a small family. Some of the key points mentioned are that big families allow for more people to spend time with, can be more fun, but may require sharing love and attention, while small families are more close-knit and allow parents to focus more attention on fewer children. Both family sizes are seen as having benefits by different speakers based on their own experiences growing up in a big or small family.

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    Ejercicios de Ingles Basico 1

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    The document appears to be a transcript of audio discussions from several individuals from different countries about whether it is better to have a big family or a small family. Some of the key points mentioned are that big families allow for more people to spend time with, can be more fun, but may require sharing love and attention, while small families are more close-knit and allow parents to focus more attention on fewer children. Both family sizes are seen as having benefits by different speakers based on their own experiences growing up in a big or small family.

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    Ejercicos para repasar ingles nivel Basico

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    The document appears to be a transcript of audio discussions from several individuals from different countries about whether it is better to have a big family or a small family. Some of the key points mentioned are that big families allow for more people to spend time with, can be more fun, but may require sharing love and attention, while small families are more close-knit and allow parents to focus more attention on fewer children. Both family sizes are seen as having benefits by different speakers based on their own experiences growing up in a big or small family.

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    Ejercicios de Ingles Basico 1

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    The document appears to be a transcript of audio discussions from several individuals from different countries about whether it is better to have a big family or a small family. Some of the key points mentioned are that big families allow for more people to spend time with, can be more fun, but may require sharing love and attention, while small families are more close-knit and allow parents to focus more attention on fewer children. Both family sizes are seen as having benefits by different speakers based on their own experiences growing up in a big or small family.

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    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 2

    Listen to the story and then answer the questions.

    ESCRIBE CON TUS PALABRAS LA HISTORIA, RECUERDA SER COHERENTE.

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    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 3

    Listen to the story and then answer the questions.

    ESCRIBE CON TUS PALABRAS LA HISTORIA, RECUERDA SER COHERENTE.

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    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 4

    Listen to the story and then answer the questions.

    ESCRIBE CON TUS PALABRAS LA HISTORIA, RECUERDA SER COHERENTE.

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    Big Family vs. Small Family

    Escribe lo que entendiste en el audio. Y despues comparalo con lo que es


    en realidad.
    Audio transcripcion Big Family vs. Small Family
    Akane, Canada
    Is it better to have a big family or a small family? Well, I've always like the idea of having a big family so I
    think that having a big family is a really good thing. I come from a small family. I only have one brother, so
    if I could afford it, I think I would really like to have a big family When I get older.

    Jeff, Canada
    A big family or a small family? Which is better? I grew up in a big family and it was really good: four
    brothers and one sister and my parents and a dog, so there were lots of people around and I think a big
    family is good. You're never lonely and there's always someone to hang around with or play with or do
    something with and lots of things to share and you learn some good values about sharing and beint patient
    and, yeah, I think big families are better than small families.

    Jeyong, Korea
    I think it's better to have a big family because for instance, I have a family of six members: my dad, my
    mom, older sister, younger sister and a younger brother and me, so when we are all together, the six of us,
    it's very fun talking and eating food. It's interesting how everybody is very different from each other.

    Ruth, England
    Big or small? Well, I'm from a small family, which I think is really good because we're really close knit and
    we get to spend more time together because we are small, but having said that, probably because I am from
    a small family, I would like to be from a big family, because in a big family, you always have company. You
    have a wider variety of people to spend time with, and I associate big families with fun and laughter, so I
    think I would prefer a big family even though I like my small family.

    Simon, Canada
    Yeah, I think to be part of a small family is better. I'm an only child, so I've only known life in a small
    family. Definitely if you're part of a small family, or you're a child in a small family, you're the number one
    banana. You're parents do everything for you. They take care of only you, or if you have one other sibling,
    you know, if you live in a family of eight, you know, love and things like that have to shared more so, that's
    that.

    Todd, The United States


    I think for the child it's better to have a big family because then you have more brothers and sisters to do
    stuff with and you'll have special memories and when you get older you'll be able to look back and think of
    all the good times you had with your brothers and sisters, but I think for parents, these days it's better to
    just have a very small family, maybe just one or two children because things are so expensive and it's just
    really hard to raise a big family these days.
    Vocabulary

    • There's always someone to hang around with or play with.

    To 'hang around with someone' means to do things together with him. Notice the following:

    1. On weekend's I usually hang around with my friends.


    2. Living on campus is great. There are so many people to hang around with.

    • You learn some good values about sharing and being patient.

    Our 'values' are what we believe is right and wrong, and what is important in life. Notice the following:

    1. My grandmother has very old-fashioned values.


    2. Different cultural values can sometimes lead to misunderstandings.

    • We're really close knit.

    We use the phrase 'close knit' to talk about families or groups that are held together by love,
    support, good communication and often, cultural ties. Notice the following:

    1. He comes from a close knit family.


    2. My home town in California has a close knit Vietnamese community.

    • You're the number one banana.

    'The number one banana' is a funny, informal idiom that means a special person. Notice the
    following:

    1. At your birthday party, you are the number one banana.


    2. I'm nobody special, but as a teacher, I'm the number one banana in class.

    • When your older, you'll be able to look back.

    To 'look back' means to think about the past. Notice the following:

    1. After graduation, we'll be able to look back and remember the good times.
    2. Now that I have kids, I'm able to look back and appreciate the hard work of my parents.
    RESPUESTAS

    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 2


    1B, 2B, 3D, 4A, 5B.

    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 3


    1A, 2B, 3C, 4B, 5A

    Primary 1 - Questions for Reading Story 4


    1B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5C

    Big Family vs. Small Family


    1B, 2A, 3B, 4B, 5A, 6B, 7 C y D

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