Trabajo Ingles Entrega 2 Politecnico
Enviado por Lmelani16 • 6 de Mayo de 2023 • Informes • 915 Palabras (4 Páginas) • 834 Visitas
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STEP 2. ATTENDANCE TO PRACTICAL WORKSHOP STT 2
1.3
Based on the information from exercise 3 Module 6 EXPRESSING SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES, use the following adjectives (noisy-clean-expensive-dirty-crowed-polluted- large-old-quite-modern-interesting) to compare a big city and a small town. Then which one is better to live. Why? Give explanations and reasons. You can also use more adjectives if you need.
Differences
Living in a big city like Bogotá is much more expensive than living in a small town like Choachi.
Big cities like Bogotá are much more polluted than small towns surrounded by nature.
Similarities
Bogotá can be just as interesting as a small town like Villa de Leyva, it all depends on how we know how to explore it.
Marmato Caldas is a small town, which is just as old as big cities like Bogota or Santa Marta.
1.4
1. How long have Dan and Bailey been in Guatape?
They have been in guatape for a couple of days
2. What places have they visited in their trip? Describe three of them.
- They visited La Cazuela Waterfall, it is a place that has a waterfall and a very crystalline puddle, ideal for bathing when it is hot.
- They took a photo with the Guatape sign, it is a sign that has the letters of Guatape, it is inspired by the famous Hollywood sign in Los Angeles California.
- They made a tour of the gutape dam by boat, in this way it is easy to access different parts of the dam, you can see luxury vacation homes and others with a great historical legacy, such as Pablo Escobar's farm.
3. Which are the best activities they have recommended to do there? Why?
They recommended various activities to do in Guatape, such as climbing the stone, touring the dam by boat, visiting La Cazuela Waterfall, touring the streets of Guatape, and visiting the central plaza. This shows that in Guatape there are many options to do, which is why it is one of the most touristic towns in Colombia.
4. What are the most visited places or tourist attractions in your region?
One of the most visited tourist towns in my region is Guatavita, since it has a large dam where you can do water sports, the town is very beautiful and has the Guatavita lagoon, where you can find the great history of our country before the arrival of Columbus.
5. What was the most incredible activity you have done on a trip? What did you do?
On a trip to San Andres swimming with dolphins, it was the best experience I've ever had on a trip, I did it because they are very beautiful and intelligent animals.
6. Have you ever been a backpacker? What is your opinion about this traveling style?
I have not been a backpacker, I consider that it is a valid travel style, since it allows to know many countries and regions without spending many resources, the best experience is to travel no matter how.
7. What is the most unknown food you have tried on a trip?
On a trip I once tried frog legs, it seemed very strange to me but they were very prepared.
8. What are the best things that have happened to you on a trip? Mention two
- On a trip to Medellín, it is raining with sun and we were able to see a double rainbow, a unique experience.
- On a trip to Cartagena, I watched the sunset at the San Felipe castle with my family, which is an experience I will never forget.
STEP 2. ATTENDANCE TO PRACTICAL WORKSHOP STT
PREPARING MY TRAVEL GUIDE | ||
CATEGORY | VOCABULARY | SENTENCES |
Name & location of the place | Town, Pacific, Small. | Bahía Solano is a small town in the department of Choco, Colombian Pacific. |
What to do | Dive, Rivers, Whales, Humpback. | - You can get to know the jungle, fish and dive. - Between July and November it is possible to see the humpback whales that reach the waters of the Pacific - You can visit rivers that are born in the beautiful Chocuan mountains with large waterfalls, waters that flow into the Pacific. |
Travel Tips: | Sunglasees, Rivers, Jungle, Reserving. | - You have to bring sunglasses and sunscreen, as the sun is very intense. - You must to buy plane tickets, since access by land is very complicated. - You do not have to throw garbage in the rivers or in the jungle. - You mustn’t go without reserving a hotel or a room, as there are not many hotels in the town. |
Superstitions | Child, Deceased, Family | - If a close relative dies of a newborn child, a red dress should be placed on him or the relative takes him to the grave. - If the deceased does not close his eyes, another person from the family or community is taken. |
When to go | Valleys, Travel. | The best time to travel is July or November, since we can see the valleys. |
Where to stay | Hostel, Room | You can stay in a hotel, a hostel or rent a room. |
What to eat | Shellfisch, Seafood, Closely | The typical food of the region is closely linked to the Pacific Ocean, we can find fish, shellfish and different seafood. |
What to drink | Artisanal, Biche | The biche is a typical artisanal alcoholic drink from the Colombian Pacific |
Transportation | Boats, Motorcycles. | In the place they usually move in boats and in the town on motorcycles. |
Language | Spoken | Spanish is spoken in the place. |
Currency | Currency, Colombian. | The currency used is the Colombian peso. |
Tipping | Workers, Absolutely, Necessary. | Restaurant or hotel workers expect to receive tips, although it is not absolutely necessary. |
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