Have an eye for: be able to understand and appreciate something
Have a ball: enjoy yourself a lot
Have no idea: don't know anithing
Have a good nose for: have an special ability to find something
take it easy=relax
Take your mind off-. help to forget something
Take it for me/us: believe in me/us
Have an open mind: accept new ideas
Take note off: pay attention to something
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Thursday, 8 June 2017
GLOSSARY UNIT 7
PHRASAL VERBS
Set off: you leave on a jouney
Turn back: you stop a journey, often due to a problem
Stop over: you spend the night somewhere
Get away: leave or scape from a place
Come across: you meet /find someone or something by chance
See off: wave goodbye
Speed up: accelerate
Get off: leave a transport
Take off <------>land on
get on: enter in a transport
WEATHER EXPRESSIONS
gales: temporales
blizzard: ventiscas
TRANSPORT EXPRESSIONS
Commuting: travelling regularly between your place of work and your house
Double decker: a vehicle with two floors
Pedestrians: people walking in the street
Pedalling: making a bike move
Fare: the money you pay for travelling by bus, taxi...
Rush hour: the time when the roads are full of traffic
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
GLOSSARY UNIT 6
REPORTED SPEECH VERBS
claim
boast
state
repeat
assure
mention
insist
beg
announce
admit
confirm
persuade
reassure
EXPRESSIONS TO GIVE AN OPPINION
chilling
as far as I'm concernes
don't get me wrong
straight away
claim
boast
state
repeat
assure
mention
insist
beg
announce
admit
confirm
persuade
reassure
EXPRESSIONS TO GIVE AN OPPINION
chilling
as far as I'm concernes
don't get me wrong
straight away
Sunday, 26 March 2017
SELF ASSESMENT
This term I feel like I haven't changed that much, I think that I have improved my grammar and I have also improved in vocabulary, bu I think that my speaking has been worst than the other term.
On the other hand I think I can now understand better some expresions that we have seen or the slangs, knowing them is usefull if you wan to watch a movie or a serie in english. Now I'm watching "new girl" and I love it, but sometimes is hard to understand because the characters us a lot of informal expressions.
The thing that i liked the most tis term was talking about etiquette and manners, I like talking about that because I think it's important to know how to behave whith every kind of people and that envolves knowing different manners or etiquette.
Iliked this term a lot in general in all the subjects, and i'm glad with my results!
LOOKING FORWARDS FOR THE THIRD ONE! :)
Friday, 24 March 2017
GLOSSARY UNIT 5
Host a blog: it means that you are the owner of the blog
launch: start something
etiquette: rules of behaviour for example in the table
rudeness: bad manners and lack of respect for others
appreciation: enjoyment of something that is good quality
consideration: the quality of being sensitive to others and their thoughts
interaction: comunication between people
diplomacy: skill of dealing with people in difficult situations without upsetting them
politeness: good manners and respect to others
tradition: a belief or way to do things which has existed for some time
netiquette: rules of acceptable bahaviour for writting blogs etc.
launch: start something
etiquette: rules of behaviour for example in the table
rudeness: bad manners and lack of respect for others
appreciation: enjoyment of something that is good quality
consideration: the quality of being sensitive to others and their thoughts
interaction: comunication between people
diplomacy: skill of dealing with people in difficult situations without upsetting them
politeness: good manners and respect to others
tradition: a belief or way to do things which has existed for some time
netiquette: rules of acceptable bahaviour for writting blogs etc.
Wednesday, 22 March 2017
Tuesday, 21 March 2017
P.E. ACTIVITIES
1. Describe the volleyball court.
Volleyball is a sport whose field is a rectangle of 18 by 9 meters, divided by a center line, that leaves two halves of 9x9 meters each. From 3 meters from the center line is located the line of attack. The net's height varies: for men it's 2.43 meters and 2.24 meters for women.
2. Describe the score in volleybal
Every time a team wins a rally, they get a point and the right to serve.
A set is won when a team gets 25 points, with two points difference over the opponent, The winner of the match is the team that wins three sets. When the two teams are tied at 2 sets, they play a fifth set to 15 points. In this case, they must also have two points of difference to win.
3. Tell me two actions that you can do.
- A team can make a maximum of three touches to pass the ball to the opposite track.
- It is valid play where the ball goes to the opposite field, even after touching the net.
4. Tell me two actions that you cannot do.
- Take or hold the ball with his hands, you must hit it.
- Vary the order of rotation during the development of the set.
5. Tell me the logical order of playing
The three basic touches to avoid that the ball touches the ground of the field are:
- Reception: for he first touch It's normally used the forearm pass, although you can use the finger pass.
- Set up: For the second touch, the setter usually performs a fingers pass, but if it's necessary, they can also use the forearm pass.
- Smash: It's normally carried out by players who are in a forward position, although it can be made by players who are behind them if they don't trespas the line of attack,
Thursday, 9 March 2017
GLOSSARY UNIT 4
SLANGS
sick as a dog: you are very ill
under the weather: you don't feel like doing something
keep your chin up: face up a difficult situation with pride
to top it off: something make a situation go really bad in very little time
when it rains it pours: when something can't get any worse
likely/split: in a hurry
a little bird told me: keep your source of information secret
whale of time: t have a great time
night owl: someone that stays up late at night
take the bull by the horns: to face up a problem without being afraid
rat race: fast pace of life
eat crow: to be humilliated
call the dogs off: a request to do something
get your ducks in a row: get your things in order
knee-jerk reaction. act without thinking
change of heart: change your opinion
a blessing in disguise: something thought to be bad end up being good
feel the pinch: feel restrincted with limited resources
get on your nerves: be irritating
not laughing matter: it's a serious matter
you're toast: you're in a troubble
salad das: good times
PHRASAL VERBS
calm down: become/make someone quieter/more relaxed
chill out: relax completely
cheer up: become or make someon happier
cut down. reduce the amount you take/use something
face up to: accept that a problem exist
open up: talk about how you feel
slow down: start doing something less fast
work out: do exercise to get fit
SPORT INJURIES
aching muscles
allergic reaction
broken leg
bruised knee
stiff neck
awollen ankles
sore back
itchy skin
sick as a dog: you are very ill
under the weather: you don't feel like doing something
keep your chin up: face up a difficult situation with pride
to top it off: something make a situation go really bad in very little time
when it rains it pours: when something can't get any worse
likely/split: in a hurry
a little bird told me: keep your source of information secret
whale of time: t have a great time
night owl: someone that stays up late at night
take the bull by the horns: to face up a problem without being afraid
rat race: fast pace of life
eat crow: to be humilliated
call the dogs off: a request to do something
get your ducks in a row: get your things in order
knee-jerk reaction. act without thinking
change of heart: change your opinion
a blessing in disguise: something thought to be bad end up being good
feel the pinch: feel restrincted with limited resources
get on your nerves: be irritating
not laughing matter: it's a serious matter
you're toast: you're in a troubble
salad das: good times
PHRASAL VERBS
calm down: become/make someone quieter/more relaxed
chill out: relax completely
cheer up: become or make someon happier
cut down. reduce the amount you take/use something
face up to: accept that a problem exist
open up: talk about how you feel
slow down: start doing something less fast
work out: do exercise to get fit
SPORT INJURIES
aching muscles
allergic reaction
broken leg
bruised knee
stiff neck
awollen ankles
sore back
itchy skin
GLOSSARY UNIT 3
Energy saving something that reduces the amount of energy that we use
chemical: something that is made with chmical products
Wireless: something that Works without plugging in any wire
computer-generated: something made with a computer
innovative: something that introduces new methods or ideas
alternative: someting that is different from the usual way
sustainable: something that uses energy in a way that doesen't damage the enviroment
high-tech: something that uses the most modern methods and machines
adaptable: something that is able to change according to the situation
cogs: Little pieces that make a device work
loss: pérdidas
boost=increase
chemical: something that is made with chmical products
Wireless: something that Works without plugging in any wire
computer-generated: something made with a computer
innovative: something that introduces new methods or ideas
alternative: someting that is different from the usual way
sustainable: something that uses energy in a way that doesen't damage the enviroment
high-tech: something that uses the most modern methods and machines
adaptable: something that is able to change according to the situation
cogs: Little pieces that make a device work
loss: pérdidas
boost=increase
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
A CONVICT'S TALE- GLOSSARY
bad temper: mal genio
bruises: moratones
butler: mayordomo
court: juzgado
deck: cubierta
dragged: arrastró
drown: ahogar
dye: tinte
guilty: culpable
hemp: cáñamo
housekeeper. ama de llaves
icing: glaseado
laundry maid: lavandera
mangle: escurridor
mud: barro
nappies. pañales
qualified: titulada/cualificada
sewer: alcantarilla
relief: alivio
Straw: paja
tore open: rasgar
tub: tina
bruises: moratones
butler: mayordomo
court: juzgado
deck: cubierta
dragged: arrastró
drown: ahogar
dye: tinte
guilty: culpable
hemp: cáñamo
housekeeper. ama de llaves
icing: glaseado
laundry maid: lavandera
mangle: escurridor
mud: barro
nappies. pañales
qualified: titulada/cualificada
sewer: alcantarilla
relief: alivio
Straw: paja
tore open: rasgar
tub: tina
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