Sunday, 26 January 2020
Sunday, 1 December 2019
SELF-ASSESMENT 1st TERM
-What can I do that I couldn't do before?
I do better the writings
-What do I like most?
I like most talking in class in english
-What do I do well?
I think I do well the grammar
-What do I need help with?
I need some help with listenings
-What do I do in English outside the class?
I study English in my house , sometimes I see some things in English
-What do I need to improve?
I need study more the irregular verbs
-What did I learn about culture?
I learn about Irish and Australia culture
I do better the writings
-What do I like most?
I like most talking in class in english
-What do I do well?
I think I do well the grammar
-What do I need help with?
I need some help with listenings
-What do I do in English outside the class?
I study English in my house , sometimes I see some things in English
-What do I need to improve?
I need study more the irregular verbs
-What did I learn about culture?
I learn about Irish and Australia culture
Tuesday, 26 November 2019
SECOND PROJECT IRELAND
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THE
GEOGRAPHY OF IRELAND :
Republic of Ireland it’s a state of Western Europe, which
occupies five-sixths of the island of Ireland in the North Atlantic, west of
the island of Great Britain. It borders the United Kingdom to the north, the
Irish Sea to the east and the North Atlantic to the west. The ocean is
responsible for the cropped western coastline, along with the many islands,
peninsulas and bays. The capital of Ireland is Dublin, the official languages
Gaelic (Irish) and English, the currency the euro, since January 1, 1999, was
previously the Irish pound, the form of government a representative republic
and is in the UTC time zone. Ireland belonged to the United Kingdom until
December 6, 1922, the day it achieved independence. It is thus transformed into
a parliamentary republic. The head of state is the president, who is elected in
elections.
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IRISH
WRITERS :
Some importants writers from Ireland are :
- Jonathan Swift: he born un Dublín ; one of his famous writes are Gulliver’s travels
- Bram Stoker: he born un Clontarf, Ireland . He wrotes Dracula
- - James Joyce : he born un Rathgar; he wrotes flor example Ulises
- Oscar Wilde : he born un Dublín ; he wrotes “The Canterbille’s ghost”
- Oscar Wilde : he born un Dublín ; he wrotes “The Canterbille’s ghost”
Wednesday, 20 November 2019
VOCABULARY UNIT 2
Disappointing :when something it isn't mean spetation
Dramatic : exaturation of something
Dull: something that's boring. The same like boring
Enjoyable : something that you like doing
Entretaining : something thatyou like do it
Hilarious : very very funny
Informative : something that give you information
Original : something different / creative
Predictable : when you know aomething that is going to do somebody. You know the future
Realistic : something that's truth live
Spectacular : something thats very scary
Terrifying : something thats very scary
Audience : people who see something
Box office : where you buy tickets
Income : the money that you do in a year / month/day
Dramatic : exaturation of something
Dull: something that's boring. The same like boring
Enjoyable : something that you like doing
Entretaining : something thatyou like do it
Hilarious : very very funny
Informative : something that give you information
Original : something different / creative
Predictable : when you know aomething that is going to do somebody. You know the future
Realistic : something that's truth live
Spectacular : something thats very scary
Terrifying : something thats very scary
Audience : people who see something
Box office : where you buy tickets
Income : the money that you do in a year / month/day
Monday, 21 October 2019
FIRST PROJECT : AUSTRALIA
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ANIMALS AND TRADITIONS OF AUSTRALIA
· ANIMALS :
Australia has more than 378 species of mammals, 828 species
of birds, 4000 species of fish, 300 species of lizards, 140 species of snakes,
two species of crocodiles and approximately 50 types of marine mammals.- Mammals: In Australia there are no large predatory animals, the dingo or wild dog, it is our largest carnivorous mammal.
- Marsupials: In Australia, more than 140 species of marsupials live, including kangaroos, wallaby, koalas and wombats. We have 55 different native species of kangaroos and wallaby.The main difference between them is the size, wallaby tend to be much smaller. The estimate of Australia's kangaroo population varies between 30 and 60 million.
- Monotrems : Another group of animals found only in
Australia is that of monotrems or mammals that lay eggs. The most prominent is
the platypus, a river animal that has a duck's beak, its body covered with waterproof
hair and otter legs.
- Birds : They cover from small meliphage birds to the great
non-flying emu, which has a height of almost two meters.
- Reptiles : Australia has more species of poisonous snakes
than any other continent; in fact, blackjack is one of the twenty-five
deadliest here. But not all are poisonous; We also have some amazing python and
tree snakes.
-Marine animals : It has the largest coral reef system in
the world, the Great Barrier Reef, selected World Heritage. In it there are so
many species of colorful fish, including the beautiful clownfish.
· TRADITIONS :
- Barbecues The center of the party : For Australians,
barbecues are synonymous with a perfect plan, they are made for their
celebrations, for the typical festivities of the country or simply because they
feel like spending a pleasant afternoon with friends and family.
- Dinner : Dinner in Australia is possibly the most
important meal of the day. It is usually done around 7 pm and is more abundant
than lunchtime food.
- Celebrations : Among the most prominent dates in Australia
are Christmas, New Year and Halloween, practically as in any other western
country. Being in the southern hemisphere, Christmas is identified with the
beginning of summer vacations and is therefore a date that is celebrated with
great expectation. Another important date is January 26, Australia Day, a day
celebrated with picnics, parades and live music.
HISTORY :
The history of Australia began when man arrived on the
Australian continent 65,000 years ago. Its historical records begin after the
explorers spotted it in the 17th century. The Spanish arrived two centuries
earlier and discovered the Torres Strait. These records show that the southern land
was uninhabitable and therefore did not colonize it ..., thus leaving the way
open for subsequent British expeditions. The interpretation of Australian history
is a controversial issue today, particularly as regards the discovery and
treatment of Australian aborigines by European colonizers.
TRIBES :
The Australian aborigines are, the descendants of the first
inhabitants of the Australian country and have continued to live there
throughout the European colonization. According to Australian legislation, both
peoples constitute the whole of the indigenous Australians. The traditional territory
of the Australian aborigines extends throughout Australia, Tasmania and some
nearby islands.
VOCABULARY UNIT 1
Compulsory : something that is obligatory
Familiar : a person who knows a lot of think about somethig
Mathematical :someone at is good with numbers
Sociable : a person who is very friendly with all the people
Easy-going : is a person that never is worried about nothing
Feel at home : when you are in other place that not is your home and you are like in your home
Carrer : is when you are preparing for your degree
Degree : is the study for a job
Familiar : a person who knows a lot of think about somethig
Mathematical :someone at is good with numbers
Sociable : a person who is very friendly with all the people
Easy-going : is a person that never is worried about nothing
Feel at home : when you are in other place that not is your home and you are like in your home
Carrer : is when you are preparing for your degree
Degree : is the study for a job
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