Practica 9

COMMA

What's a Biome?

To make sense of complexity, humans often need to categorize, or group, things. We have food groups, sexes, eye colors, ages, and movie genres, to name a few. We categorize all types of things, whether they are ideas or objects, and whether they are small or large. One of the largest things that we try to categorize may be the types of environments found on Earth.

The natural world is more varied than we can imagine, and one way to try to make this variation easier to handle is to put different environment types into groups. We can divide our surroundings many ways—by how much water there is, by how warm it is, or by the types of plants or animals we find there. Depending on what characteristics we choose to describe an environment, the groupings we end up selecting may be different.

Usually we group the different natural areas on Earth into categories based on plant and animal life and how they are able to survive in that part of the world. Making groups based on living organisms can be very complicated. We already know of over 1.7 million species of organism, and there are likely over 17 million that exist. But again, by grouping organisms with similar adaptations together, we can see through some of the complexity and have a chance to better understand the living Earth.

REFERENCE: https://askabiologist.asu.edu/explore/biomes Moeller Karla (S.F)

practica 8

practica 7

1.
¡aaah!  gum


2
¡auch! I fell out of my chair
 

3
¡wow!  she dances amazing


4
¡aah! it's coffee without milk


5
¡aaah! I put salt in my coffee


6
¡mhhh! I don't know, I don't want to go out


7
¡hey! where are you going?


8

¡Yee!  I'll see you again


9
¡auch! my belly hurts a lot


10
¡oh! I missed you so much

practica 6

practica 5

1 SIMPLE FUTURE. She will jump both today and tomorrow


 2 SIMPLE FUTURE. The bird will learn to fly either this month or next


    3 SIMPLE FUTURE. I will not jump neither today nor tomorrow




 4 SIMPLE FUTURE. Tomorrow it will not rain neither hard nor much

 5 SIMPLE PAST. My sister ate both fruits and cereals

 6 SIMPLE PAST. I ran either late or tomorrow

 7 SIMPLE PAST. My dog ​​was barking either late or night

 8 SIMPLE PAST. I liked both the tomato and the pears



 9 SIMPLE PRESENT.  I run either in the morning or in the afternoon

 10 SIMPLE PRESENT. my sister neither dances nor sings

 11 SIMPLE PRESENT. Roberto sings both today and tomorrow


 12 SIMPLE PRESENT. My cat plays either in the forest or at home

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 My beautiful dog barks angrily at strangers

 The creative painting was kindly created


  the red car runs hurriedly

 the intelligent scientist studies wisely

 the tall person walks slowly
 the green lizard climbs gently on the wall

 the tall boy speaks nervously

 my pretty mom hides my phone secretly

 my little cat is fast eating


 the fat thief steals silently

 

practica 3

comfortable, big, yellow , ceramic, rest 

  beautiful , new, gray, ,  italy, meat and bone 

 nice ,  medium, new, red, Mèxico

 leafy, big, old, green, Australia

 wonderful, tiny, old, blue, España