Un semestre en Costa Rica: Si hubiera sabido… En la última entrada de tu diario, escribes sobre qué cosas habrías hecho de manera diferente si hubieras sabido lo que sabes ahora. Completa los espacios en blanco con la forma apropiada de los verbos entre paréntesis en el condicional perfecto.Miércoles, 14 de diciembreEs la última semana y me estoy preparando para regresar a Estados Unidos. He tenido una experiencia excelente, pero hay algunas cosas que cambiaría si pudiera hacerlo. Si hubiera sabido lo que sé ahora…(Yo) 1. _________________________ (viajar) más. Es bastante fácil viajar a otros países cercanos, y quizás nunca vuelva a tener la oportunidad de hacerlo.Mis compañeros y yo 2. ______________________________ (preocuparse) menos por nuestras clases. Las notas
no figuran en los promedios (GPA) en nuestras universidades, y nosotros 3. ___________________________________ (divertirse) mucho más.(Yo) 4. ___________________________ (probar) más comidas. Tenía un poco de miedo de probar cosas diferentes y casi no probé nada hasta el final del semestre. ¡Resulta que me encanta la comida de Costa Rica!¡(Yo) 5. ___________________________ (estudiar) por un año en lugar de sólo un semestre! Estoy feliz de ver a mi familia y a mis amigos, pero me encantaría pasar todo un año aquí.(4)
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Voir et croire. Utilisez la forme correcte du verbe indiqué au présent.
1. Est-ce que vous ________________________ (croire) toujours au père Noël? 2. Dans votre ville, qu’est-ce qu’on ________________________(voir) le soir de la Fête nationale? 3. Ces enfants ne________________________ (croire) pas au lapin de Pâques (Easter bunny). 4. Nous ________________________ (voir) de belles dindes au supermarché au moment de la fête de Thanksgiving.
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In an interview with a veteran line police officer in 1997, the officer made several assertions. He contended that policing “gets into the blood and possesses the spirit,” and that once you become a policeman or police woman, “you become the job and the job becomes you.” In addition, it becomes a calling, rather than a set of bureaucratically defined duties. Indeed, it is a calling remaining with officers until the day they die. This policeman also believes that civilians simply do not and cannot understand what it is like to be a police officer. In another part of his interview, he claims that “it is hopeless to attempt to describe what it is like to be a police officer to one who has never experienced it . . . there is a brotherhood and a sisterhood that go beyond words. It is an emotion, a psychic communication, a shared experience that brings officers from hundreds of miles around to offer emotional support for the family of a fallen colleague.” Furthermore, he is convinced that “the vast majority of those willing to become police officers are special people. They are the people who unanimously respond in the affirmative to the question of whether they would sacrifice their lives to save others. They are the men and women of all nationalities who represent the best America has to offer.” a. addition. b. comparison. c. time order.