Trabajo Colaborativo 1 De Ingles 2

INGLIS II

ACTIVITY 5

TRANSFERENCE UNIDAD 1

PRESENTED:

Pedro gusto Parra Ricardo

Tutor

Mónica Mildred quintero

UNIVERSITY NATIONAL OF COLOMBIA (UNAD)

Tecnología electrónica

Cartagena

Octubre 2012

Dear Jorge Mendez alirio

My name is Pedro Ricardo Parra, I live in the city of Cartagena, I'm studying electronic technology, I am studying in the sixth semester at CEAD Simon Bolivar- Cartagena

Regards Peter

This is my beloved family who currently live with me

A: Mr. I, Pedro Ricardo Parra, a little higher stature than my wife

B: the lady who is sitting is my wife, she likes dancing, and besides she likes working and playing cards.

C: the girl who is standing is my granddaughter, she is the shorter of the group, she loves studying mathematics, and she like dancing salsa, besides she likes going to buy ice cream on Sundays at the park.

D: the girl who is next to my wife, is my daughter, she is the most academically prepared currently a degree in social work in a high school, she is my granddaughter`s mother.

She enjoys singing, dancing, eating and shopping

A: Cartagena Colombia

:Cartagena is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage and Cultural Heritage, it is a title this city deserves for its rich history, since it was founded in 1533 by Don Pedro de Heredia Spanish.

Colombia is the first national and international tourist destination, is the main port in the Caribbean and one of the main centers of industrial development of the country, especially in the petrochemical sector.

Climate of Cartagena

Cartagena has a tropical climate, warm and quite humid as well. Its climate is influenced by the winds that blow from December to March, resulting in dry and rainy seasons.

In this region the rainy season occurs from May to November, with maximum precipitation in October and the dry season between December and April. Annually rainfall averages 950 mm range in And the average temperature is 27 º C.

Cartagena music

For about 10 years, the Champeta has become the most popular music in the streets of Cartagena. Initially, the songs were recorded in studios located within Bazurto market. The artist earned about $ 5 per song and the tapes were distributed mainly bus drivers. Champeta is based on African rhythms, dancing in a sensual and suggestive and

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