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Past Continuous: Indigenous People

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Grade: 10B
Lesson: 4
Module: 4
Grammar topic: Past Continuous
Vocabulary: Indigenous People of Colombia

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The indigenous people of Colombia preserve a great cultural and spiritual wealth. The Zenú stand out for their art in making baskets and other objects woven with natural fibers, which reflect their creativity and their connection with the rivers that surround their territories.

In the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the indigenous communities keep their traditions and rituals alive, passing them down from generation to generation as a way to show respect for nature and the balance of the world.

The Nasa, on the other hand, are characterized by their agricultural work and their commitment to caring for the land, valuing water, rain, and crops as sacred elements of their daily life.

Each of these peoples represents an essential part of Colombian identity and an example of living in harmony with nature.

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Grade: 10B Lesson: 4 Module: 4 Grammar topic: Past Continuous Vocabulary: Indigenous People of Colombia Reading: The indigenous people of Colombia preserve a great cultural and spiritual wealth. The Zenú stand out for their art in making baskets and other objects woven with natural fibers, which reflect their creativity and their connection with the rivers that surround their territories. In the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the indigenous communities keep their traditions and rituals alive, passing them down from generation to generation as a way to show respect for nature and the balance of the world. The Nasa, on the other hand, are characterized by their agricultural work and their commitment to caring for the land, valuing water, rain, and crops as sacred elements of their daily life. Each of these peoples represents an essential part of Colombian identity and an example of living in harmony with nature.

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1

They were living with the Embera when the festival began. What tense is used?

2

They were trading with Wayuu nomads along the desert. Which verb form shows ongoing action?

3

The Arhuaco were preserving their language while outsiders arrived. Identify the ongoing action.

4

While the Nasa were farming, the rain started. Which tense is used for the action in progress?

5

They were listening to Kuna stories when the fire crackled. What is the verb phrase?

6

The Sierra Nevada communities were explaining their rituals as the sun rose. Identify the continuous form.

7

While the Tukano were painting masks, visitors watched quietly. What tense is 'were painting'?

8

The Wayuu were traveling across La Guajira when the wind changed. Which action was ongoing?

9

They were gathering cacao with the Muisca when the market opened. What is 'were gathering'?

10

The Zenú were weaving baskets as the river flowed. Which form expresses simultaneous actions?

 
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