Gruyères is a small, romantic town in Switzerland known for its beauty, castle, and namesake cheese. The medieval-style buildings surround narrow, historic streets that lead to a large central square and continue up to the castle. Despite maintaining its historical character, there are many souvenir shops and cafes that cater to tourists, which are the town's main source of income. Visitors can tour cheese factories to learn about the Gruyère cheesemaking process and sample the various cheeses. The scenic town and impressive castle built in the 13th century offer beautiful views of the Alps.
Gruyères is a small, romantic town in Switzerland known for its beauty, castle, and namesake cheese. The medieval-style buildings surround narrow, historic streets that lead to a large central square and continue up to the castle. Despite maintaining its historical character, there are many souvenir shops and cafes that cater to tourists, which are the town's main source of income. Visitors can tour cheese factories to learn about the Gruyère cheesemaking process and sample the various cheeses. The scenic town and impressive castle built in the 13th century offer beautiful views of the Alps.
Gruyères is a small, romantic town in Switzerland known for its beauty, castle, and namesake cheese. The medieval-style buildings surround narrow, historic streets that lead to a large central square and continue up to the castle. Despite maintaining its historical character, there are many souvenir shops and cafes that cater to tourists, which are the town's main source of income. Visitors can tour cheese factories to learn about the Gruyère cheesemaking process and sample the various cheeses. The scenic town and impressive castle built in the 13th century offer beautiful views of the Alps.
Gruyères is a small, romantic town in Switzerland known for its beauty, castle, and namesake cheese. The medieval-style buildings surround narrow, historic streets that lead to a large central square and continue up to the castle. Despite maintaining its historical character, there are many souvenir shops and cafes that cater to tourists, which are the town's main source of income. Visitors can tour cheese factories to learn about the Gruyère cheesemaking process and sample the various cheeses. The scenic town and impressive castle built in the 13th century offer beautiful views of the Alps.
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ORACIONES
Gruyères is one of the most popular places of Switzerland.
It is a small and romantic Town, famous for his beauty, for his castle and for the cheese of the same name.
The buildings that surround his streets are real historical jewels. This is a long Street that ends in a wide square and continues up to the castle. Despite maintaining its historical character, there are many souvenir shops and outdoor cafes. The tourism is their main source of income.
The town`s main Street is free of cars, so you have to walk a bit to go.
Gruyères with its medieval style, contains many stories and legends.
The scenery seems to have been done according to romantic.
Evening By night To visit the cheese factories is the whole experience. There they explain the process to prepare the cheese Gruyère. 400 liters of milk are needed to produce 70 pounds of cheese. Already completed, it must rest between 5 and 7 months, in whose period is necessary to turn it over constantly.
The tourists are invited to a tasting of all the variety of cheeses, accompanied on wine.
In the trip in the direction of the castle there can be admired the fronts of very well elegant ancient houses.
The castle of medieval style, it was constructed in the XIIIth century, it is placed on a hill in one of the ends of the town. Entry to the castle. From the Windows excellent sceneries of the Alps can be seen. Gardens of then castle. The furniture in many rooms is of collection of the XV th to XIX th centuries. The castle is a property of Swiss H. T. Giger, which hjzo famous person and millionaire also, for the special effects that it did for the movie Alien.
SUJETO VERBO ______________________ Las palabras subrayadas son para mí los errores gramaticales ya que se emplean una letra de más o sin espacio correspondiente o el mal uso de los sinónimos ya que queremos dar expresar algo y no empleamos la palabra correcta.
Tarea calificable 3. “A mí me gustaría viajar” (5 puntos)
Consigna: Identificar diferencias en el uso de las estructuras gramaticales entre el inglés y el español.
a) Redacta 5 oraciones en relación a los lugares que conociste a través de los videos turísticos que localizaste en internet 1. Would like to meet new York to you? ¿ Le gustaría conocer nueva York a usted? 2. Change cities, involves changing lifestyle. Cambiar de cuidad implica cambiar de estilo de vida 3. York new city that never. Nueva York la ciudad que nunca duerme 4. Would travel all my life sleeps Viajaría toda mi vida 5. The best events occur at night. Los mejores eventos se presentan en las noches.
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Dice en español… Dice en inglés… La diferencia es…
Platicarás … You will talk … En español el futuro está en la terminación
del verbo “rás”, mientras que en inglés necesitas “will”
…temas comunes …daily topics El adjetivo en inglés se coloca antes del
sustantivo, mientras que en español es al revés.
1.- Corro 10 kilómetros I rum 10 kilometers El pronombre sujeto es obligatorio
escribirlo en inglés y en español esta expresado en el verbo. 2.- Ustedes son el mejor You are the best team La forma usted y ustedes no existe en ingles equipo equivale a tu y vosotros en situaciones formales. 3.- Todos quieren comer, Everyone wants to eat, I El pronombre sujeto de la primera persona yo solo quiero agua. just want water singular en ingles va siempre en mayúscula no importa su lugar, y español empleamos las mayúsculas después de un punto. 4.- ¿Yo dije eso? ¿Dije yo Did I say that? Cuando se utiliza el pronombre personal eso? sujeto en español su posición no es fija como en inglés y se utiliza para indicar énfasis, contraste o evitar ambigüedad. 5.- ¿Has visto a David? Have you seen David? En ingles hay tres formas para los - Sí, le/lo vi ayer. -Yes, I saw him yesterday pronombres de tercera persona del singular: de persona masculino him y femenino her y de cosa it y en español femenino de persona y cosa (la), para masculino de persona y cosa (lo) y (le) es pronombre de complemento indirecto para masculino y femenino en ambos casos. 6.- ¿Cuántos años tienes? How old are you? En español se emplean los signos de exclamación, pregunta para el inicio y final de la oración en ingles solo al final. 7.- Carro Car Para pasar de plural a singular solo se Carros Cars agrega al final la” s” en ambos casos. Calle Street Calles streets 8.- Mi gato blanco My white cat En ingles el adjetivo normalmente va delante del nombre al que se está describiendo, mientras que en el español normalmente va detrás del nombre 9.- Quiero comprar una I want to buy a loaf of La forma en que los verbos son conjugados barra de pan bread en los dos idiomas es muy diferente. 10.- Peter está en el Peter is at school La regla general es, cuando use “el, la, los y colegio. las en español, no use el articulo inglés “the” en inglés y viceversa.
