Complete this text about Miguel with the past simple:
Miguel Najdorf ______( born) on April 15th, 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. He learned to play chess at the age of 14, thanks to a father of a friend who invited him to play the game while waiting for his son . Miguel lost this first game but_____ ( fall) in love with chess.
In 1936, he______________( participate) in his first chess Olympiads in Munich, with the Polish chess team and achieved the gold medal. In 1939, Miguel_______(arrive) in Buenos Aires to represent Poland in the Chess Olympiad. At the same time , the nazis invaded Poland and his life became a hell because he didn't know the fate of his family . In this moment of adversity, he _________(seek) refuge in chess so as not becoming mad.
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Miguel ________(take) the Argentine citizenship. He worked as an insurance agent and as a chess player to be able to send money to his family in such difficult times. He __________(decide )to set a global brand of simultaneous games to the blind which means without seeing their rivals, neither the board nor the pieces, with the hope that the feat would be known by his relatives trapped in the war.
After the war, Miguel found out that all his family was killed but they got the news about his outstanding achievements in chess. Instead of sinking in despair and depression after the loss of all his family, Miguel _______( choose)to checkmate the war and rebuild his life in Argentina. He married Eta and had three daughters Lucia, Mirta and Liliana and _____________(dedicate )with passion to chess.
During his prolific career in chess, he _________(play)with political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
In 1949, he _________(win) his first Argentine Championship, which he earned 7 times more. Miguel represented Argentina in 11 Olympics. In 3 of them he obtained the World Sub championship (1950, 1952 and 1954).
During his prolific career in chess, he _________(play)with political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
Miguel ‘s work and commitment ________(win) the hearts and admiration of all Argentinians and made him the father of Argentinian Chess .
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"Chess taught me to win and lose , but my best move was to stay in Argentina " by Miguel Najdorf.
«El ajedrez me enseñó a ganar y a perder, pero mi mejor jugada fue quedarme en la Argentina»
de Miguel Najdorf.
Najdorf x Najdorf by Liliana Najdorf.
A book about Miguel ‘s life written by his daughter Liliana.
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Miguel Najdorf was born on April 15th, 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. He learned to play chess at the age of 14, thanks to a father of a friend who invited him to play the game while waiting for his son. Najdorf lost this first game but fell in love with chess.
In 1936, he participated in his first chess
Olympiads in Munich, with the Polish chess team and won the gold medal.
In 1939, Miguel arrived in
Buenos Aires to represent Poland in the Chess Olympiad. At
the same time, the nazis invaded Poland and his life became a hell because he
didn’ t know the fate of his family. In this moment of adversity, he sought
refuge in chess so as not becoming mad.
Miguel did not hesitate to stay in Argentina, a prodigal land that offered him the possibility not only to earn his bread but also to win the “puchero “. "Puchero is more than bread, so then ... I chose Argentina", a phrase that he immortalized .****Puchero is an Argentinian stew.
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Miguel
took the Argentine citizenship. He worked as an insurance agent and as a chess player to be able to send
money to his family in such difficult times . He decided to set a
global brand of simultaneous games to the blind which means without
seeing their rivals, neither the board nor the pieces, with the hope that the
feat would be known by his relatives trapped in the war.
After the war, Miguel found out that all his family was killed but they got the news about his outstanding achievements in chess. Instead of sinking in
despair and depression after the loss of all his family, Miguel chose to checkmate the war
and rebuild his life in Argentina. He married Eta and
had three daughters Lucia, Mirta and Liliana and dedicated with passion
to chess.
In 1947, he set the world record for simultaneous blind games.
Miguel ‘s work and commitment won the hearts and admiration of all Argentinians and made him the father of Argentinian Chess.
In 1947, he set the world record for simultaneous blind games.
In 1949, he won his first Argentine Championship,
which he earned 7 times more. Miguel represented Argentina in 11 Olympics. In 3
of them he obtained the World Sub championship(1950, 1952 and 1954).
During his prolific career in chess, he played with
political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara,
Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions
such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
Miguel ‘s work and commitment won the hearts and admiration of all Argentinians and made him the father of Argentinian Chess.
1 Miguel / was
/ When / born?
2 did/ when / he /participate /in his first chess olympiad?
3 Miguel/ did/ What / decide/ to do after the war?
4 Miguel/ In how many chess olimpiads/did /represent Argentina?
5 Miguel play/ did / With whom?
2 did/ when / he /participate /in his first chess olympiad?
3 Miguel/ did/ What / decide/ to do after the war?
4 Miguel/ In how many chess olimpiads/did /represent Argentina?
5 Miguel play/ did / With whom?
Answers:
1 When was Miguel born?
2 When did he participate in his first chess olympiad?
3 What did Miguel decide to do after the war?
4 In how many chess olimpiads did Miguel represent Argentina?
5 With whom did Miguel play?
Correct the information about Miguel:
1 Miguel started to play chess when he was 17.
Miguel didn't start to play chess when he was 17 .
Miguel started to play chess when he was 14.
2 Miguel participated in his first chess Olympiads in Munich in 1934. (1936)
________________________________________
3 Miguel took the Uruguayan citizenship. (Argentine citizenship)
________________________________________
________________________________________
4 Miguel represented Argentina in 10 Olympics. (11 Olympics)
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
5 Miguel set the world record for
simultaneous blind games in 1949. (1947)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANSWERS
Correct the information
about Miguel:
1 Miguel started to play
chess when he was 17.
Miguel didn't start to play
chess when he was 17.
Miguel started to play
chess when he was 14.
2 Miguel participated in his
first chess Olympiads in Munich in 1934. (1936)
Miguel didn't participate
in his first chess Olympiads in Munich in 1934.
Miguel participated in his
first chess Olympiads in Munich in 1936.
3 Miguel took the Uruguayan
citizenship. (Argentine citizenship)
Miguel didn't take the
Uruguayan citizenship.
Miguel took the Argentine
citizenship.
4 Miguel represented
Argentina in 10 Olympics. (11 Olympics)
Miguel didn't represent
Argentina in 10 Olympics.
Miguel represented
Argentina in 11 Olympics.
5 Miguel set the world
record for simultaneous blind games in 1949. (1947)
Miguel didn' t set the
world record for simultaneous blind games in 1949.
Miguel set the world record
for simultaneous blind games in 1947.
«El ajedrez me enseñó a ganar y a perder, pero mi mejor jugada fue quedarme en la Argentina»
de Miguel Najdorf.
" Chess taught me to win and lose , but my best move was to stay in Argentina " by Miguel Najdorf.
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Complete this text about Miguel with the past simple:
Miguel Najdorf ______( born) on April 15th of 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. He__________( learn ) to play chess at the age of 14, thanks to a father of a friend who_________( invite )him to play the game while waiting for his son. Miguel _________(lose )this first game but_____ ( fall) in love with chess.
In 1936, he______________( participate) in his first chess Olympiads in Munich, with the Polish chess team and _______(achieve) the gold medal. In1939, Miguel_______(arrive) in Buenos Aires to represent Poland in the Chess Olympiad. At the same time, the nazis __________(invade)Poland and his life _________(become )a hell because he __________(neg know ) the fate of his family. In this moment of adversity, he _________(seek) refuge in chess so as not becoming mad.
Miguel _________( neg hesitate) to stay in Argentina , a prodigal land that__________( offer) him the possibility not only to earn his bread but also to win the “puchero “. "Puchero is more than bread, so then ... I chose Argentina", a phrase that Miguel_______________( immortalize ).****Puchero is an Argentinian stew.
Vení a descubrir
MENDOZA , ARGENTINA
Come to discover
MENDOZA , ARGENTINA
Miguel ________(take ) the Argentine citizenship. He ________(work)as an insurance agent and as a chess player to be able to send money to his family in such difficult times. He __________(decide )to set a global brand of simultaneous games to the blind which means without seeing their rivals, neither the board nor the pieces, with the hope that the feat would be known by his relatives trapped in the war.
After the war, Miguel __________(find out ) that all his family was killed but they _________(get) the news about his outstanding achievements in chess . Instead of sinking in despair and depression after the loss of all his family, Miguel _______( choose)to checkmate the war and rebuild his life in Argentina. He ___________(marry ) Eta and________ (have ) three daughters Lucia, Mirta and Liliana and _____________(dedicate )with passion to chess.
During his prolific career in chess, he _________(play) with political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
In 1949, he ______(win) his first Argentine Championship, which he ________(earn ) 7 times more. Miguel ___________(represent) Argentina in 11 Olympics. In 3 of them he___________(obtain) the World Subchampionship (1950, 1952 and 1954).
During his prolific career in chess, he _________(play) with political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
Miguel ‘s work and commitment ________(win )the
hearts and admiration of all Argentinians and made him
the father of Argentinian Chess
" Chess taught me to win and lose , but my
best move was to stay in Argentina " by Miguel Najdorf.
«El ajedrez me enseñó a ganar y a perder, pero mi mejor jugada fue quedarme en la Argentina» de Miguel Najdorf.
Najdorf x Najdorf by Liliana Najdorf.
A book about Miguel ‘s life written by his daughter Liliana.
ANSWERS:
Miguel Najdorf was born on April 15th of 1910 in Warsaw, Poland. He learned to play chess at the age of 14, thanks to a father of a friend who invited him to play the
game while waiting for his son. Najdorf lost this first game but fell in love with chess.
In 1936 , he participated in his first chess Olympiads in Munich, with the Polish chess team and won the gold medal . In 1939, Miguel arrived in Buenos Aires to represent Poland in the Chess Olympiad. At the same time, the nazis invaded Poland and his life became a hell because he didn’ t know the fate of his family. In this moment of adversity , he sought refuge in chess so as not becoming mad.
Miguel did not hesitate to stay in Argentina, a prodigal land that offered him the possibility not only to earn his bread but also to win the “puchero “. "Puchero is more than bread, so then ... I chose Argentina", a phrase that he immortalized .****Puchero is an Argentinian stew.
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Miguel took the Argentine citizenship. He worked as an insurance agent and as a chess player to be able to send money to his family in such difficult times. He decided to set a global brand of simultaneous games to the blind which means without seeing their rivals, neither the board nor the pieces, with the hope that the feat would be known by his relatives trapped in the war.
After the war, Miguel found out that all his family was killed but they got the news about his outstanding achievements in chess. Instead of sinking in despair and depression after the loss of all his family , Miguel chose to checkmate the war and rebuild his life in Argentina. He married Eta and had three daughters Lucia, Mirta and Liliana and dedicated with passion to chess.
In 1947, he set the world record for simultaneous blind games. In 1949 , he won his first Argentine Championship, which he earned 7 times more. Miguel represented Argentina in 11 Olympics. In 3 of them he obtained the World Subchampionship(1950, 1952 and 1954).
During his prolific career in chess, he played with political figures such as President Perón, De Gaulle, Churchill, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev and Marshal Tito and also with world champions such as Botwinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Tal, Kasparov and Fischer.
Miguel ‘s work and commitment won the hearts and admiration of all Argentinians and made him the father of Argentinian Chess.
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