jueves, 25 de agosto de 2016

Asesinato en la Calle 4

La siguiente es una producción de dos alumnos de 4to año quienes tuvieron la consigna de inventar una historia incluyendo una lista de vocabulario, tiempos verbales y expresiones lingüísticas. Sólo tuvieron la hora de inglés para hacerlo.
Esta es la historia seleccionada:
Murder on 4th Street
Once upon a time there was a murder on The Fourth Street; Boston. The detective Marcus was drinking a bottle of chocolate milk when he got a call on his cellphone.
-Marcus! You have to come all the way from New Jersey to solve this crime! It´s incredible.
-I´ll be there tomorrow. – Marcus answered. He was a brilliant detective.
Marcus grabbed his pencil and a notebook and left New Jersey. When he got to the crime scene, he saw the victim lying on the floor, with a cut on her throat; it was a beautiful woman with blond hair.
-The cut is deeper than usual. The killer must have wanted to end with this girl. – Said an officer.
-He must have used a knife. The victim has also bruises on her skin. They look really strong. Maybe he used a hammer - added detective Marcus. – I´m going to look for witnesses.
Marcus went to visit a neighbor and asked some questions:
-Have you seen anything Sr.? – Asked him.
-I have never seen anything like this before. It´s terrible. – Answered the neighbor.
-What were you doing when the victim was killed? – Marcus kept asking.
-I was at home, reading a book, when I heard screams, so I took my shotgun out and started to look outside when I saw him. He was wearing a hat. A black one.
-Good Sr., you can keep doing what you were doing.
Marcus grabbed some money and went to a kiosk to buy cigarettes. He looked at the seller. He was wearing a hat and he looked quite nervous. Marcus had a click on his brain.
-Excuse me Sir. Do you sell hammers?
-Oh yes! We have lots of them in different varieties. I think you could even kill a person with them, haha.
Marcus took his cellphone out and called the officer.
-I think we have solved this crime.

Julieta Rhaiel e Iván Cafaro

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