Lees (o dices) : January the first, two thousand-eight.Įn este enlace encuentras todas las formas verbales del presente, enĪfirmativa, negativa e interrogativa, en forma contraída y sin contraer.Įn las actividades de refuerzo encuentras actividades para practicarlo. Lees (o dices) : the first of January, two thousand-eight.Įscribes: January 1st, 2008.
Y también es diferente la forma de leerla.Įscribes: 1st January, 2008. La forma en que se escribe la fecha en inglés puede variar. They have got - ellos/as tienen Interrogativo cambia el orden: Have you got? Negativo añade not : I haven't gotĭate / Fecha. It has got - él/ella tiene (animales, objetos.) Am I?, Are you?, Is he?, Is she?, Is it? Are we?, Are you?, Are they? Negative añade not al final contraido o sin contraer: I am not, You are not (You aren't) He is not (He isn't), She is not(She isn't), It is not (It isn't), We are not (We aren't), They are not (They aren't) They are - ellos/as son o están Interrogative cambia el orden. It is - el/ella es o está (animales, cosas.) Add a distinctive Argentine take on literature, cinema, music and arts, and you have a rich, edgy culture – part Latin American and part European – that is thoroughly distinctive. The steamy dance has been described as ‘making love in the vertical position.’ And what about fútbol (soccer)? Argentines are passionately devoted to this sport and, if you're a fan, chanting and stomping alongside other stadium fanatics should definitely be in your plans. Tango is possibly Argentina’s greatest contribution to the outside world. Argentine CultureĬultural activities abound here. Grab a table, uncork a bottle of malbec, and the night is yours. Buenos Aires fads are fun and fast-changing, bringing gourmet world cuisine to both upscale restaurants and the shady cobblestone neighborhoods. Thin, bubbly pizzas and homemade pastas also play central roles, thanks to Argentina's proud Italian heritage. Parrillas (grill houses) are ubiquitous, offering up any cut you can imagine, alongside sausages and grilled vegetables. Satisfying that carnal craving for flame-charred steak isn’t hard to do in the land that has perfected the art of grilling. In this vast country, stunning sights abound and big adventure awaits. Wildlife comes in spectacular variety, from penguins and flamingos to capybaras, giant anteaters, whales, guanaco herds and more. The country that boasts the Andes’ highest snowbound peaks is also home to rich wetlands, rust-hued desert, deep-blue lakes, lichen-clad Valdivian forests and Patagonia's arid steppes. Natural Wondersįrom mighty Iguazú Falls in the subtropical north to the thunderous, crackling advance of the Glaciar Perito Moreno in the south, Argentina is home to a vast natural wonderland.
Buenos Aires isn't the only stunner – Córdoba, Salta, Mendoza and Bariloche each have their unique personalities and unforgettable attractions, so don't miss them. There are heaps of bookstores, creative boutiques and gourmet eats. Stylish porteños (residents of Buenos Aires) savor public life – whether it's sharing mate (a tea-like beverage) on Sunday in the park or gelato under handsome early-20th-century stone facades. The modern metropolis whizzes by, alive with street life from busy sidewalk cafes, to hush parks carpeted in purple jacaranda blooms in springtime. City LifeĪrriving in Buenos Aires is like jumping aboard a moving train. It's one formidable cocktail of wanderlust. Beautiful, defiant and intense, Argentina seduces with its streetside tango, wafting grills, fútbol (soccer), gaucho culture and the mighty Andes.
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