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Comfenalco Parks

Andrea Montes
Sebastian Monsalve
Jhon Correa

pagina web

profesor este es el trabajo de gamel garces diego bohorquez y brayan grisales lastima q muchas imagenes el host no las lea pero = le envio el html al correo medellin city

http://medellincity.9f.com/

INVISIBLE CITIES

invisiblecities2010.blogspot.com

CLAUDIA MARCELA RAMIREZ GOMEZ
LEIDY JULIER OSORIO

Another of the issues that drive the destitute in the street is that people give them coins so that they can "survive", but this only drives to consume more alcohol and drugs.

Not all are there that want to

Some are victims of violence, which forces them to move to other places without a home where get why live in the street.

Another cause is poverty and discrimination in society, this takes them shelter in the alcohol and drug which is a form of escape from the reality in which they live. Also taken possession of pipes up to the Medellin where they sleep and protect the rain River

According to recent data reported by the Medellin DANE has a population of 3,312,165 inhabitants, of which, 9.2% are indigent

MEDELLIN VIEW FROM ANOTHER ANGLE

THE INHABITANTS OF THE STREETS OF MEDELLIN

These are some of the characters in the story....
which are not taken into account in our city Medellin

english form

affirmative form

• you are happy
• she is in the bank
• we are in the cathedral
• i am in the barber shop
• he is in the garden

negative form

• you are not happy
• she is not in the bank
• we are not in the cathedral
• i am not in the barber shop
• he is not in the garden

question form

• Are you happy?
• Is she in the happy?
• Are we in the cathedral?
• Am i in the barber shop?
• Is he In the garden?

simple present

• the social communicators work with mass media
• the radio station doesn´t broadcast in the morning
• Do we help that people?
• he likes to play tennis
• she doesn´t drive his children to the school
• Where does she work?

present progresive

• they are studying for the exam
• What are you doing?
• you are swimming now
• Are you working on any special projects?
• i am not studying to become a dentist

adverbs of frecuency

Always: siempre

Usually: usualmente

Often: algunas veces

Sometimes: algunas veces

Rarely: raramente

Hardly ever: rara vez

Never: nunca

• I always play the domingos
• I usually write a note
• I often work in the house
• I sometimes use the cell phone
• I rarely eat in the barkery
• I hardly ever edit a video
• in never study French