When I was 16 years old I went to the United
States: I was a student then and that was the first time I left home.
I went to Boston to live with an American family for
two months only. How exciting! - I though. How scared I felt! But I went all
the same.
One of the things I remember quite
clearly was my arrival: to start with, I missed the train from New York to Boston !
That was trouble, although the family was there to greet me.
When
I arrived at the family house, I lost my voice, so nervous I felt. For three
days I did not say a word. Now I know that was an unconscious way to get
familiar with the English they spoke.
Fortunately,
after one week I felt more confident, I started to speak a little and the people
in the house began to understand me.
How nice and enjoyable the second
week was!
The
big morning breakfast, a snack at lunch time and early dinner at 6:00 p.m.
became a routine. The shops were interesting, the vanilla ice-cream was wonderful,
the sports were attractive and in a short time new friends were like the old
ones.
This
experience was unforgettable!
1)_ Who did
wait to Mariza arrive in Boston ?
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2)- How old
was Mariza when she went to the United
States ?
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3)- What
became a routine to Mariza?
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4)- Circle
the verbs in simple past and give the infinitive form of them. (DO IT IN YOUR
NOTEBOOK)
8)- Use the
simple past tense.
a)- I
________ more confident after some days. (to feel)
b)- He
________ home to live in Los Angeles .
(to leave)
c)- We
________ at 6 o’clock yesterday. (to arrive)
d)- the
student ________ his homework before lunch. (to do)
e- She
________ English with the American family. (to speak)
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