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Exercise 7 SB, pag.29

On Sunday 2nd February, my school organized an open day for students to learn about all the extra activities or school clubs. The event took place in the parking school. All the students came, the clubs were art, photography, handball, school choir, science, volleyball, football clubs.

Many teachers, administrators and authorities attended the event, and they got surprised about the reaction of the students and how the clubs were filled.

In my view, the day was spectacular, my friend and I signed in the club we wanted.

Only, I would like to change the school choir club for the musical instrument many students want this. And I would like this event was in the morning.

 

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Exercise 6 WB, pag.25

Last Friday was the first meeting of volleyball club and the club took place on the volleyball courts. I believe that the club has more students than the other I can see. I did exercise and I learnt how I can play in different positions.

Miss Karenina attended this session, and she was good. I really enjoyed the session because I learnt new things that I did not know. The best thing was how the miss played and the worst thing how fast I got exhausted.

In my view, the club would better if miss Karenina made us play and also, the club needs balls.

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 Written by: Alejandra Aguilar Flores In 1932, the president of Mexico Pascual Ortiz Rubio resigned his position and there was a financial fall with a loss of 14% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). That was the year that my grandmother Elvia Gonzalez was born in Toluca, Mexico. She lived with her parents and her five siblings. She liked to do housework and she usually went to church. My grandmother is a relieved person, but she likes to be with her family and talk with them. She lived for a time in the State of Mexico with her aunt. Her aunt was an entrepreneur and my grandmother helped her at her store. After one year, she returned to her parents and helped them with the housework. She also worked in a tablecloth factory at 17 because her father had an accident and lost his arm. In 1960, at the age of 28, she married Armando Flores and they had 7 children. After she got married, she moved to Capultitlan and she still lives there with her husband.
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