jueves, 30 de junio de 2011

Earthquake Simple Future Tense.

My family and I are going to visit Santiago capital of Chile in September.  I´m going to listen to music in the house of my uncles. My mother is going to speak whit my uncles. My brothers are going to watch TV. We are going to go to sleep.
At 3:25 am all people are going to begin at screams: “Earthquake!”, “Help!” I´m going to get up immediately, afraid.
I´m going to go down the stairs, but the earthquake is very strong. I´m not going to move of the stair. My sister is going to run to the kitchen, and she is going to shout to my brothers. They are going to get under the table. My mother is going to look a lamp, because the light is going to go out. The house is going to shake from side to side. My mother is going to says: "Keep calm!”
The earthquake is going to stop.  My brothers are going to go under the table. My mother is going to open the door and we all are going to go to the street. The people are going to begin to learn their homes. We are going to walk down the street, and I´m going to see the street split in two. The mountain is going to collapsed. My mother is going to pull out a radio. We are going to begin listen:
“We are going to sad awakening of Chile, a strong earthquake is going to affects Santiago, measuring 8.8 Richter. Collapse of hills in various parts of the country”
We aren´t going to believe what happen. We are going to afraid by the earthquake. I´m going to realize don´t have water.
After the earthquake we are going to in shock. The days we are going to return to Cananea city.

Earthquake Simple Past Tense.

My family and I visited Santiago capital of Chile.  I listened to music in the house of my uncles. My mother spoke whit my uncles. My brothers watched TV. We went to sleep.
At 3:25 a m all people began at screams: “Earthquake!”, “Help!” I woke up immediately, afraid.
I went down the stairs, but the earthquake is very strong. I don´t  move of the stairs. My sister ran to the kitchen, and she shouted to my brothers. They have gotten under the table. My mother looked a lamp, because the lights went out. The house shook from side to side. My mother said: "Keep calm!”
The earthquake stopped.  My brothers went under the table. My mother opened the door and we all went to the street. The people began to learn their homes. Walked down the street, and I saw the street split in two. The mountain collapsed. My mother took out a radio. We began listen:
“Sad awakening of Chile, a strong earthquake affects Santiago, measuring 8.8 Richter. Collapse of hills in various parts of the country”
We didn´t  believe  what happens. We scared by the earthquake. I realize didn´t have water.
After the earthquake we are in shock. The days we returned to Cananea city.

Earthquake Simple Present Tense.

My family and I visit Santiago capital of Chile.  I listen to music in the house of my uncles. My mother speaks whit my uncles. My brothers watch TV. We go to sleep.
At 3:25 a m all people begin at screams: “Earthquake!”, “Help!” I get up immediately, afraid.
I go down the stairs, but the earthquake is very strong. I don´t  move of the stairs. My sister runs to the kitchen, and she shouts to my brothers. They get under the table. My mother looks a lamp, because the lights went out. The house shakes from side to side. My mother says: "Keep calm!”
The earthquake stops.  My brothers leave under the table. My mother opens the door and we all go to the street. The people begin to learn their homes. Walk down the street, and I see the street split in two. The mountain collapsed. My mother pulls out a radio. We begin listen:
“Sad awakening of Chile, a strong earthquake affects Santiago, measuring 8.8 Richter. Collapse of hills in various parts of the country”
We don´t  believe  what happens. We afraid by the earthquake. I realize don´t have water.
After the earthquake we are in shock. The days we return to Cananea city.