The document provides instructions for students to work in groups to create excuses for not finishing a final project on time. Each student must generate one excuse using the simple past tense and at least two verbs. The groups will then present their excuses to the class. Other students will evaluate if the excuses seem credible or not based on creativity and detail. The goal is for the groups to be as imaginative as possible in their excuses.

1. I´M SORRY, BUT

2. Instructions
1. In your groups, you have to create ONE excuse per person in the following context:
You did not finish your final proyect, which will define
if you pass or not, and the teacher is not easy to convince.
2. Use simple past, at least two verbs per excuse.
3. Once you all finish, you have to present your excuses in front of the class.
4. You also will evaluate other groups and say if their excuses are good enough.
5. You must be as creative as possible.

3. Criteria Yes / No
Use of verbs
Creativity
Participation