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Overcoming Challenges: Creativity in Crisis, Ejercicios de Lengua y Literatura

The concept of creativity and problem-solving in the face of adversity. It presents a story about two italian immigrants, great-aunt lucy and her friend ruby, who faced challenges when they moved to america and had to adapt their farming practices to the limited space and resources available in the city. The document highlights their resilience and determination to find solutions to their problems, such as using a laundromat to process their eggplant harvest. The document also encourages readers to consider their own responses to crisis and their ability to bring light into difficult situations. A thought-provoking discussion on the importance of maintaining a positive and creative mindset when faced with unexpected challenges, and how this can help individuals overcome obstacles and find success.

Tipo: Ejercicios

2019/2020

Subido el 24/04/2022

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CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO, MANAGE TO
1. Read the text and complete with can, could, be able to, manage to. Put in the gaps the correct word
from the box.
circumstance sweat flowerpots land bushels crisis problems relatives’ trouble eggplant
Laundromat Creativity in Crisis
How creative can we be, and how much be able to we work without fear as we enter into crisis, as pain
comes into our lives? This becomes a very important question. Can we be creative when trouble comes?
My Great-Aunt Lucy and her friend Ruby came over from Italy. They had some problems when they came,
because in Italy they were farmers and they had land, and they grew their own food. But when they came to
America, they had to live with flowerpots in the city, they could not continue planting in their new home,
where it was crowded and there wasn’t land. But they can get some bushels, and they planted eggplant,
they planted tomatoes, they planted what they could. And at the end of the summer they had three bushels
of eggplant. But they couldn´t get the heavy crockery they needed to salt and sweat and drain the eggplant.
So, they can take the__________ three to the laundromat, and they put it on a spin/rinse cycle. They
always said “we will manage to find a solution to our problems”
When you find yourself in a circumstance where it is not as you hoped and not as you planned, and you
still want to go ahead and carry on with your work, your response to the crisis—and your ability to bring
Light into it—is going to be very important. You can be sure that we will be able to get over our problem.
We have to try, what could go wrong?
2. Work in pairs, talk with your partner about a hard situation in your life and tell him what the
problem was and what you did for get over it. After write the story, you have to use could, be able to
and manage to (Remember, you can also use the past form).
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1. Read the text and complete with can, could, be able to, manage to. Put in the gaps the correct word from the box. circumstance sweat flowerpots land bushels crisis problems relatives’ trouble eggplant Laundromat Creativity in Crisis How creative can we be, and how much be able to we work without fear as we enter into crisis , as pain comes into our lives? This becomes a very important question. Can we be creative when trouble comes? My Great-Aunt Lucy and her friend Ruby came over from Italy. They had some problems when they came, because in Italy they were farmers and they had land , and they grew their own food. But when they came to America, they had to live with flowerpots in the city, they could not continue planting in their new home, where it was crowded and there wasn’t land. But they can get some bushels , and they planted eggplant, they planted tomatoes, they planted what they could. And at the end of the summer they had three bushels of eggplant. But they couldn´t get the heavy crockery they needed to salt and sweat and drain the eggplant. So, they can take the__________ three to the laundromat, and they put it on a spin/rinse cycle. They always said “we will manage to find a solution to our problems” When you find yourself in a circumstance where it is not as you hoped and not as you planned, and you still want to go ahead and carry on with your work, your response to the crisis—and your ability to bring Light into it—is going to be very important. You can be sure that we will be able to get over our problem. We have to try, what could go wrong? 2. Work in pairs, talk with your partner about a hard situation in your life and tell him what the problem was and what you did for get over it. After write the story, you have to use could, be able to and manage to (Remember, you can also use the past form).

When I was in school it was a difficult stage because I had problems with my head. One day in class, I couldn't concentrate on what my teacher was saying. A few days went by and the pain in my head did not go down. I couldn't do things I liked to do, like playing soccer, basketball, or any other sport. I had to manage my time to be able to do all the school things. My parents had to put me in the hospital. I was in the hospital for 15 days. Every day they did tests to know what my health was. Thanks to the doctors and the support of my parents, everything was fine. I no longer had a headache and I had to keep up with all my homework at school, but I was able to do what I liked the most and attend my classes.