MY SELF-ASSESSMENT

I think that I improved my expresion in english and  I am able to understand better when someone speak in this language, for example now  I listen a lot of music in english, this year i saw a serie in english ("Mozart in the jungle") and I am subscribed  to some YouTube's chanels like "MyVirginKitchen","Emmymadeinjapan","RoxyRocksTV"...  and they are things that i couldn't do it before.

My weaknesses is the vocabulary, it is very hard to study for my and I don't know what I can do, I think the proble is that I want to do very good definitions but sometimes the simples thigns are better that the complicated. The think that I like most is Cristina, I like her style of teaches us, she is very expresive and I love it, and I like too the days that Clarisa comes to class. Really I don't konw what is my strengths, you can think that I am  little pessimistic and probably I am, only I think that I always want to learn and it is a good thing. I learnt about how is the live in Arizona.

 I am so happy this school year and I think that

 I am going to lear a lot. 

NOVEMBER: Here you have the vocabulary that we learnt in November.

TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY

• Terraced: Following houses.
• Detached: Individual houses.
• Semi-detached:Two houses together that are like only one.
• Furniture:Large movable equipment that we use in our houses such as a table.
• Vase: a piece of China to put flowers.
• To moeve in: To go to live to other house.
• Drop:Something cheap.
• Sew: The action of fix broken clothes or things of cloth.
• Brick: Blocks that we normally use to build houses.
• Six-bedroomed: Houses with six bedrooms.

SHOPPING AND ADVERTISING

• Appear: Performor speak where you are seen by a lot of people.
• Claim: Say something is true although you might not be able to prove it.
• Convince: Succeed in making somebody belive something.
• Promote: Tell people about a service or product to make it popular.
• Recommed: Say something is good or useful.
• Slogan: A catch phrase or small group of words that are combined in a special way to indentify a product or company.
• Purchase: Buy.
• Supply: To provide with resources to the shops.
• Refund: To carry back to the shop the products that you had bought before.
• Bid: Give money in the auctions.
• Slot: Means an amount of time that someone can have during something.
• Media: TV, radio newspapers and internet.
• Advertisment: Publicity.
• Inform: To tell people about a service or a product.
• Broadcast: To transmit something in a media. 
• Bargain: When a product is cheaper that usually. 
• Charge: When you buy something and the shop send the cost to your bank account.

MORE VOCABULARY

• Fell bitter: To feel very angry.
• Argue: Have an argument.
• Discuess: To talk about something with other people.
• Baby- sitter: Who look after for childrens for a price.
• Blade. A piece of metal that the people in the past use to fight.
• Rough: Something that has a irregular surface and is not very nice to touch.
• Yummy: Delicious.
• Budget: A limit of money that you can spend.
• Stubborn: Big-headed.
• Stunning: Amazing.
• Pumped: Mightg.
• Soap opera: A TV serie typical in South America.
• Insure company: A company that ofer a service. 
• Piggy Bank: A money box with the shape of a pig.

HERE YOU HAVE ME P.E. ACTIVITIES:

Clik here!

Today I want to share with you me gif!
I chose the slogan: "Bretonians now or never" because I think that our high school is one of the best and we have to try to enjoy the time that we are going to be here. 

Here you have the link to our P.E. notes

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_SEsIPp2BQBWURvdlJNelpGdEE/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_SEsIPp2BQBbnd0UUZDMHNpN00/view

CLARISA'S TEXT MESSAGES

• Idc: I don't care.
• Idk: I don't know
• asap: As soon as possible.
• BFN: Bye for now.
• bc: Because.
• wyd: What are you doing.
• OMG
• LoL: Laugh out loud.
• rn: Right now 
• np: No problem.
• XOXO
• btw: By the way.
• gtg: Got to go.
• brb: Be right back.
• oc: Of course.
• jk: Just kidding.
• ily: I love you.
• ty: Thank you.
• ttyl: Talk to you later.
• U2: You too.

                         MY GLOSSARY

SEPTEMBER:

• Peer: It is a person of the same age, or ability as you.
• Become aware: Become to understand.
• To be aware: To understand.
• Tweety: Piolin. 
• Punish: Penalty for offence.
• Quill: Large feather.

OCTOBER:

• May: Modal verb that we use when something can pass or for ask for permission.
• Un-Like: A difference of...
• Devices: Machines.
• Look froward: Can't wait...
• Flipped teacher: Teacher that use deifference methods of education.
• Entirely: Totaly.
• Take ages: A long time.
• Get annoyed: Get angry.
• Parcef: It is a box with the things that you buy.
• Swan: It is a beautifult duck (black or white) with a long neck.
• Bleach: Product that we use to clean.
• Afford: You don't have enough money.
• Owe: When you have to pay money.
• Own-er: When something belong you.
• Shocking: Terrible.
• Compliment- Possitive meseages. 
• Puton weight: The opposite of lose weight.
• Speech: When you talk to other people.
• In spite of: A pesar de...

FUTURE REALITY:

• Switch on/off: Turn on/off.
• Tap: To strike with repeated light blows.
• Browse: To glance at or read a part of a book, magacine... (To look fro somethimgs in internet).
• Stream: A body of water flowing in a channel. (To see videos in internet).
• Updates: To bring up to date.
• Press: To push something 
• Swipe: Hit whith sweeping blows. (Move the srcreen from one side to the other)
• Scroll: Move the mouse to view new material in the computer. (Move the sreen up and down)
• Text: Send a text message.
• Plug in: Connect something to the plug.
• Charge: Load the energy.

MAKING THE DIFFERENCE:

• Bitter: Resentfull/rancarous.
• Cruel: Who makes pain to others willfully.
• Trutful:Who is always honest/kind with you. 
• Sympathetic: It is a person who listen to you.
• Hypocritical: False people.
• Dedicated and dependable: Who is loyalty and you can trust in.
• Eager: Who always show interested in you and can't wait to listen you (nervous)
• Optimistic: Who always tink possitive.
• Outgoing: Is friendly and socially confident.
• Supportive: Who encourage you. 

GET AND MAKE:

1. Get... 

• better: To improve.
• used to: Become acclimatized to...
• permission:To recive the approbation.
• involve: To be implicated.
• the feeling: Give the sensation.
• things done:Finish somethings.

1. Make...

• the most of it: Do the best  of it.
• an efford:Do the most that you can.
• a difference: Mark the variation.
• an impression:Give an effect.

BULLYING:

• Bully: The person who makes bullying.
• Victim: The person who suffer bullying.
• Star: The most popular.
• Founder: A person who founds.

Hi!

Like you know Halloween is near, but do you know that this celebration is original from the British islands?

At the begining the people engraved turnips and potatoes, because in the British Island didn't have pumpkins, and were the people from America who introduced the habit of engrave pumpkins.

 I wish that you like this curiosity.

 HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Today I want to share with you this sentence:

"THE LIFE IS A LONG WAY, CHOOSE WELL WHO IS NEAR YOU".

• We started a new school year! For my partners a I, is our last year in the high school. I will have a good time and learn new things.

     THIS IS MY GLOSSARY ABOUT UNIT 5!                 

              Glossary Unit 5

 

• Criminals and crime fighters

Armed robber robo a mano armada
Burglar ladron/a (roba en las casas)
Detective detective
Fraudster defraudador/a
Judge juez/a
Lawyer abogado/a
Mugger atracador/a
Murderer asesino/a
Police officer agente de policía
Thief ladrón/a
Traffic warden policía de tráfico
Private investigator investigador privado

•  Extra vocabulary

Arrest arrestar
Black market mercado negro
Evidence señal
Interview entrevistar
Trap atrapar
Case caso
Suspicious

sospechoso

• Crime

Arson piromano

Blackmail chantaje

Burglary asalto

Credit-card fraud fraude tarjeta de crédito
Forgery falsificación
Drug-dealing tráfico de drogas
Vandalism vandalismo
Identity theft suplantación de identidad
Kidnapping secuestro
Mugging atraco

Speeding sobrepasar la velocidad legal
Smuggling contrabando
Pickpocketing característico
Shoplifting hurto

• Extra vocabulary

Business owner dueño/a de un negocio
Ecologist ecologista
Household propiedad
Lawnmaker legislador

Local council ayuntamiento
Resident residente

• Express it!

Come clean about... sincerarse sobre...
Make someone think twice hacer que alguien piense

• Word builder

Illegal ilegal
Illogical ilógico
Impossible imposible
Irrespondible irresponsable
Unfair injusto

  


THIS IS THE GLOSSARY ABOUT 

UNIT 3, IT IS THE BEST GLOSSARY THAT 

YOU ARE 

GOING TO FIND!


                                    GLOSSARY UNIT 3

MONEY AND SHOPPING

afford= permitir(se)

bargain= chollo

be worth= compensar

borrow= pedir prestado

brand= marca

cost= coste

discount= descuento

lend= prestar

sale= rebaja(s)

save up= ahorrar

shop online= comprar online

waste= malgastar

PHRASAL VERBS AND NOUNS: FREE-TIME ACTIVITIES

archery= tiro con arco

athletics= atletismo

catch up= alcanzar

join in= unir(se) a

kayaking= piragüismo

miss out= perderse algo

pick up= recoger

rock climbing= escalada

take up=retomar

trail biking= motocross (circuito con bici)

try out= probar

wakeboarding= esquí acuático

EXTRA VOCABULARY

customer (n)= cliente

deparment store (n)= almacén

fraction (n)= fracción

gloves (n)= guantes, ``manoplas´´

half-price (adj)= a mitad de precio

shop owner (n)= dueño de la tienda

souvenir (n)= recuerdo

sports gear (n)= equipación deportiva

EXPRESS IT!

I´ve got my eye on...= Estar pendiente de...

We´re after...= estar... después de...

EXTRA VOCABULARY

delicious (adj)= delicioso,a

mild (adj)= suave

nutritious (adj)= nutritivo,a

sour (adj)= amargo,a

spicy (adj)= picante

sweet (adj)= dulce

WORD BUILDER

fill up= llenar

queue up= hacer cola

set up= instalar

turn up= aparecer

wash up= fregar

FOR= desde hace SINCE= desde      PARTICLES STILL, YET and ALREADY

   THIS IS MY GLOSSARY ABOUT UNIT !

GLOSSARY UNIT 4: COMMUNICATION

 ADJETIVES: FEELINGS

amusing= divertido,a

annoying= molesto,a

confusing= confuso,a

embarrasing= embarazoso,a

fascinating= fascinante

frightening= espantoso,a

inspiring= inspirador,a

irritating= irritante

motivating= motivador,a

relaxing= relajante

upsetting= triste

worrying= preocupado,a

EXTRA VOCABULARY 
burst out laughing (v)= echarse a reír

gap (n)= hueco, espacio

gesture (n)= gesto, expresión

misunderstanding (n)= malentendido,a

nod your head (v)= asentir con la cabeza

shake your head(v)= negar con la cabeza 

VERBS: TECHNOLOGY

browse= echar un vistazo, ojear

charge= cargar

plug in= conectar, enchufar  

press= apretar, pulsar

scroll= deslizar (hacia arriba o abajo)

stream= transmitir

swipe= <<golpear>>

switch off= apagar

switch on= encender

tap= <<golpecito>>

text= enviar mensajes de texto

unplug= desenchufar, desconectar

update= actualizar

 EXTRA VOCABULARY 

express (v)= expresar, manifestar

hit (v)= golpear

invite (v)= invitar

spread news (v)= extender, difundir noticias

squeeze (v)= apretar, estrujar

warn (v)= avisar, advertir

WORD BUILDER  

exciting= emocionante

excited= entusiasmado,a

frightened= asustado,a

frightening= que da miedo

irritated= enfadado,a

irritating= irritante

PARTICLES WITH PRESENT PERFECT 

FOR - SINCE - ALREADY - YET - STILL - EVER - NEVER - JUST

PARTICLES WITH PAST SIMPLE
YESTERDAY - IN - LATER - AGO

SUBJECT QUESTIONS

Who made the first mobile pone?

Martin Cooper made the frist mobile pone.

OBJECT QUESTIONS  

Who did the Stark Trek crew speak to?

They spoke to each other.


What did you watch on TV last night?

I watched a film.