INDEPENDENCE DAY IN CENTRAL AMERICAN INT

INDEPENDENCE DAY

5 MINT

Give as many phrasal verbs as you can

GREETING

20 MINT

- Does Mary dye her hair?- Do you like sports?- Do they chat every day?

- He doesn't like to get on the rides.- They don't play the flute.- I don't watch horror movies.

- She feels like eating sushi.- I want to go to Spain.- My brothers work at a bank.

S + V (-s / -es) + C

S + don't/doesn't + V + C + ?

Do / Does + S + V + C + ?

SIMPLE PRESENT

Review with your mentor the following grammar tense

GRAMMAR

10 MINT

PRACTICE TIME

Translate the following sentences and answer the question with your own ideas:

• ¿Haces ejercicio el fin de semana?
• A ella le gusta visitar a sus padres en Navidad
• A mi me gusta escuchar musica todo el dia
• ¿Te gusta comer pizza?
• ¿Que haces en tu tiempo libre?

10 MINT

• COSTA RICA: The Independence Day celebrations kick off on September 14 at 6 pm across the country as people join in an enthusiastic singing of the National Anthem.
• EL SALVADOR: The Independence Day parade kicks off with a procession of cars decorated with the flags of the other four Central American countries. Besides, they also have a military parade to commemorate the day.

• GUATEMALA: The Independence Day festivities begin well before the national holiday. Schoolchildren rehearse dances and musical performances.

• HONDURAS: Honduras begins celebrating independence day with Flag Day on September 6th and more celebrations on September 15th.

• NICARAGUA: There’s a high-school battle of the bands that features traditional music and choreography, there are also street festivals, parades, and plenty of street food.

Random facts about the Independence day in Central American

10 MINT

Watch the following video and answer:

What did you get from the video? Give your ideas

VIDEO TIME

5 MINT

Do you think that the independence day is important? why?