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Use: Mr Quintana, Mr Quintana's tribe, Old Indians, Young Indians, Indians in general.

(1)	1. He grew up on a reservation in New Mexico.
(2)	2. He’s been living in Jicarilla for two years.
(3)	3. Most of them have lived in poverty on reservations since a century ago.
(4)	4. Unemployment has always been very high for them.
(5)	5. There have been many demonstrations and protests.
(6)	6. There are about 3,000 people there.
(7)	7. They haven’t changed their lifestyle much.
(8)	8. They go to bed at sunset and get up at sunrise.
(9)	9. They drive fast cars, watch TV and speak English.
(10)	10. He speaks his own language with his relatives.
(11)	11. They have become prouder of their customs and traditions.
(12)	12. They have come together to fight for their rights.
(13)	13. They are claiming back their land.
(14)	14. Their journey through history has not ended yet.

1 a Talking about completed actions. Do this exercise in pairs. Substitute the words in italics.

When are you going to write that letter?	(1)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to clean your shoes?	(2)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to do your homework?	(3)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to take your medicine?	(4)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to phone your friend?	(5)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to have breakfast?	(6)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to take the rubbish out?	(7)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to sweep the yard?	(8)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to make the beds?	(9)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to have a shower?	(10)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to clean your teeth?	(11)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to water the flowers?	(12)	Oh, have you?
When are you going to post the letter?	(13)	Oh, have you?

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