Oscar introduces his friend Juan to his family which includes his wife, son, mother, father who works in auxiliary police, and aunt who is a chef. He describes the rooms in his house including the living room with TV and computer, kitchen with tables and appliances, and provides directions from his friend to nearby locations like the church by a hotel next to the post office, bank opposite the library between other stores, and supermarket across from a barber shop behind a plaza hotel between a coffee shop and police station. The document concludes with background on Mexico City as the capital of Mexico founded around 1300 as the Aztec capital Tenochtitlán, later destroyed and rebuilt by the Spanish conquistador Cortés.

1. Oscar Resendiz Rojas.
Proyecto integrador.
“Mi casa y mi comunidad”
1. Recibo a mi amigo y le presento a mi familia:
Hi Juan, how are you?
This is my family: She is my wife Naty, he's my son Genaro, who is six years; she is my
mother, her name is Laura, he's my father, his name is Rafael, he is sixty years old and is
a man of the auxiliary police of Mexico City. My mother has a sister, she is my aunt
Martha, she's chef, and is thirty-five.
2. Esta es mi casa, ahí está…
-In my house there is a large living room. In my living room there is a TV near a computer.
-There is a kitchen. In the kitchen there are two tables, one in the center and the other one
near to the window.
- There is a microwave next to a cupboard.
- There is a sink. The sink is beside a fridge.
3. Mi amigo necesita ir a…
How can I get to the church?
-Go straight ahead on Rita Perez Street and the church is in front of a big hotel next to the
post office.
How can I go to the bank?
-Go straight ahead on Independence Avenue turn left, and the bank is opposite to the
library, between the grocery store and the cinema.
How can I get to the supermarket?
-Go straight ahead on Hidalgo Street turn right, and the supermarket is across the barber
shop, behind the Plaza Hotel, between the coffee shop and the police station.

2. Mexico City.
The capital of México; population 8,720,916 (2005).
Founded about 1300 as the Aztec capital Tenochtitlán,
it was destroyed in 1521 by the Spanish conquistador
Cortés, who rebuilt it as the capital of New Spain.