Blog post #3

An unforgettable experience

7 years ago, I graduated from middle school and this experience was terrible! But, the last one has been the most exciting and nice experience. It was in my house.

First, I was sad because we can't celebrated it. Second, my parents went to my favorite restaurant and they bought my favorite food, my mother baked my favorite cake.

After that, they arrived home. Finally, I saw all and I was so happy becase I thought we wouldn't celebrated my gratuation. So, have I ever been surprised by something that my family has done? Yes, I have.

I love my family,  I'm grateful for having them.

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3. ‘Gone’ y ‘Been’

Es importante que identifiques la diferencia entre el significado de ‘gone’ y ‘been’ en Inglés.

‘Gone’ se usa para referirnos a una visita que se ha hecho, pero la persona aún no ha regresado.

Ejemplo:

My sister has gone to Europe. Now, she is not in Mexico.

The doctor has gone abroad. He is going to come back next week.

 

‘Been’ se usa para referirnos a una visita que se ha completado, es decir la persona ya está de regreso.

Ejemplo:

My sister has been to Europe. Now, she is in Mexico.

The doctor has been abroad. He came back last week.