Trabajo en ingles con verbos en pasado participio

Activity # 1

I´m sitting on the beach, eating an ice cream, Alice and
Paul are swimming in the sea and Tom is in the park.
He´s playing with a friend. Peter is listening to the radio
andreading.
We´re having a fantastic holiday. Aberc town is a little
fishing village in north Wales with a park, a castle,some
Roman remains and some lovely gardens, and theres a little
fishing port with alighthouse. Everybody here is really
friendly. I think we´re lucky. This is our second holiday
this year and we´re doing just what we want to do: sleeping
eating and playing games. The food islovely too.

Activity #2

I´m sitting on the beach, eating an ice cream.

Alice and Paul are swimming in the sea.

Tom is in the park playing with a friend.

Peter is listening to the radio andis reading.

We´re having a fantastic holiday.

Activity #3

Estoy sentado en la playa comiendo un helado.

Alicia y Pablo están nadando en el mar.

Tom está en el parque jugando con unamigo.

Pedro está escuchando la radio y está leyendo.

Vamos a tener unas vacaciones fantásticas.
Activity #4

Sit: verbo intransitive. (sit down) sentarse(conj.⇒) ;
he sat on my knee se mesentó en las rodillas.
(be seated) estar(conj.⇒) sentado;
don't just ~ there: do something! ¡no te quedes ahí sentado: haz algo!;
~ still! ¡quédate quieto!;
to be ~ting pretty (colloq) estar(conj.⇒)bien situado or (fam) colocado.
Eat: verbo transitivo. ‹meal/food› comer;
I won't ~ you! (colloq) ¡no te voy a comer!;
to ~ humble pie o eat dirt o (AmE) crow morder(conj.⇒) el polvo (fam),tragarse(conj.⇒) el orgullo
(upset, bother) (sl): what's ~ing her? ¿a ésta qué le pica or qué bicho la picó? (fam).
Swim: verbo intransitivo. [person/animal/fish] nadar;
can you ~? ¿sabes nadar?;
areyou going ~ming? ¿vas a ir a nadar?;
he swam across the river cruzó el río nadando or a nado;
we had to ~ for it tuvimos que nadar para salvarnos.
Play: sustantivo. Uncountable (recreation) juego...