Nombre: Garca Salinas Vctor Matrcula: A07029402 Nombre del curso: Ingles ll Nombre de laActividad: MII-U1 Actividad 2. Produccin de used to para hablar de costumbres familiares o sociales Nombre del tutor: Irene Elas Fecha de entrega: 22/Mayo/2015

Instrucciones:Copia en un documento Word los siguientes ejercicios para enviar a tu tutor:Exercise 1. Application of used to".Completa los enunciados utilizando used to o el verbo en pasado simple que est en parntesis.1.I (go) went to the doctor yesterday.

2.My mom (live) used to live in a farm when she was a small girl.

3.You (drive) drove your car to school last week.

4.We (go) went dancing last weekend.

5.They (be) were happy children when they were Little.

6.My father (have) had an old convertible when he was a teenager.

7.My town (be) was a very quiet place. Now there are many cars and industries.

8.You and your classmates (finished) finished the project for mathematics an hour ago.

9.I (play) used to play with my toys when I was a Little boy.

10.Our teacher (be) used to be pilot when he was Young.

Exercise 2. Used to in context.Completa las expresiones faltantes en el siguiente prrafo sobre la tradicin del da de muertos. Usa los verbos del recuadro. Puedes buscar las palabras que desconozcas en tu diccionario.Used to symbolizeused to celebrateused to spendused to honorused to haveUsed to be dedicatedused to loveused to preserveused to believeused to honor

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition that honors people who have died. It is celebrated at the end of October and beginning of November. This festival is also celebrated in many communities in United States, because many Hispanic people live there. It is also celebrated in some Latin American countries.Indigenous people in Mesoamerica such as Aztecs, Mayas, Nashuas, Totonacas, and Purepechas use to celebrate this tradition. During the pre-Hispanic times people used to preserve skulls as trophies it was also used to symbolize death and rebirth. Mexicans used to believe that the energy of the dead was determined by the type of death they had suffered and not by the behavior they used to spend during their lives.Aztecs used to have this tradition in August, and they used to honor a complete month in festivities. These festivities used to honor the god Mictecacihuatl. They also dedicate their children and the lives of relatives who have died.

On November 2nd, Mexicans would visit their relatives who have passed away and prepare food for them. It is a tradition to believe that the soul of the dead comes and visit the living during that night and are able to enjoy the food that is prepared for them. Relatives prepare dishes that the dead used to love.

The celebration of The Day of the Dead is famous in many parts of the world. On November 7, 2003 this tradition was declared intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.