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INDICADORES DE LOGRO TERCER PERIODO

3rd Term
Passive voice Adjective order / connectors or linking words / tag questions
·         Demuestra dominio de las siguientes estructuras básicas: orden de los adjetivos, conectores, Tag Questions
·         Participa activamente en las actividades propuestas en clase.
·         Mejora la comprensión de lectura y el análisis crítico
·         Valora y respeta la opinión de los demás.

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