Clase#4: The Worst movie I've ever seen...

The worst movie I have ever seen is The Emoji Movie, without a doubt. Although its subject matter is relatively interesting, the way they develop the plot seems to me to be one of the worst I've ever seen. Its characters are not interesting or likable, they are cringe type characters. Although this movie is directed to the young public, who would be the most attracted population to the emojis theme, we observe that its production is too flat, generic and superficial, the fact that it is generic was not bad, it was bad because it is generic and not at all entertaining as a plus. On the other hand, the graphics were not entirely to my liking, I found them ugly. Likewise, the main character, Gene, a misfit protagonist who sets out on an adventure to find himself and discover his purpose in life, taking into account the problems and with a white and easy humor that with the power of the script overcomes all obstacles. In short, the worst of the worst in the history of animation in my opinion.

Link to the movie trailer: (194) THE EMOJI MOVIE - Official Trailer (HD) - YouTube

Clase #3: Present Perfect VS Simple Past - Wheel

 ENLACE DEL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/-jQ4CpUMjOE

Clase #2: A Good Experience During my Virtual Classes

Hello, my name is luis, I am 18 years old and I am currently a university student, so I am going to tell you a little about my positives experiences during the period of confinement that occurred thanks to the Covid-19.  

March 12, 2020 was indeed a very good day for me. In the morning, I got up at 7 o'clock to teach my classes virtually and I have checked my email as usual and I have received the news that I had gotten the job I had applied for. it was very satisfying for me because I was able to accommodate my schedules with the university to be able to work, so I taught my classes without any inconvenience.

But not only for that reason it was a good day for me, it was also a good day because my mother had a birthday, so I could spend the day with her and I had time to organize a nice gift for her, thanks to the fact that I could be in the comfort of my home, advantage of giving the classes remotely, which by the way, in spite of everything I did I could pay attention to them.

Clase #1: Present Perfect

What is the present perfect used for?

The Present Perfect is used to talk about situations thah happened in the past but are relevant in the present, such as experiences.

In the present perfect tense, auxiliaries such as have (I,You,We,They) or has (He, She or It) are used, whose structure would be the following for:

Affirmative sentences: Subject + has/have + verb in participle + complement 

Example: - I have worked a lot.   - She has eaten fish. 

Negative sentences: Subject + has/have +not + verb in participle + complement 

Example: -They have not found the shoes. 

Interrogative sentences: Have/has + Subject + verb in participio + complement + ?

Example: Have they found the shoes?

If the verb is regular we add the ending "ed" and if it is irregular, the verb is placed in its participle form.