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dilluns, 9 de març del 2009

Hello Mercè!!Good night!lol

I see that you coment "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants", I prefer to comment "Chicken run".

Good bye Merxelita!!

See you tomorrow

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How are you?? lol

I laughed a lot with your portfolio!!All is about sport!!

By the way!, the football stadiums of England are very beautiful!

:P

Good night Güell, good night...

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Hello neightbor!!

So I see you learned a lot in London! Meanwhile, we were in class watching a movie of History

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See you soon!*


(Jordi's portfolio)

extrapoint!

verb+preposition

agree with
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apply to
apologize for
ask for
arrive at
believe in
belong to
borrow to
consist on
crah into
depend on
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specialize on
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Chicken run

THE FILM

This film I was watched a lot of years before, but as I don't remember the film.
In the farm there are four chickens that if don't put eggs every day they are killed by Tweedy, for this the protagonist chiken, that she is Ginger, dicide to do the possible for escape with her friends.
Rocky, the only cock in the farm decide that he teach them to fly, for this he prepares, but she don't get his objective.
The things are more difficult when arrive a new project, that consist on do a machine for manufacture chicken hamburgers.
Finally, she gets escape with many difficults, thanks, also, to help of two sympathetic rats.

NEW WORDS:
heaven - paradís
creep to - arrossegar-se
allow - permetre
mock - burlar-se
pain - dolor

Oral presentation

diumenge, 8 de març del 2009

Hello, Good Morning,
We are Mercè and Laia, and we want to present a trip to London by our agency.
Here we present our plan of the trip, that consists of leaving on Saturday the twenty eight of February, in the morning and returning on Sunday, the first of March, at night.
Firstly we will take the plane from Girona and we will arrive in Stanstead Airport, we recommend you do not miss the flight because it is very uncomfortable to sleep in this airport.
THere we will find a guide that will accompany us to the hotel, a hotel that is situated in the center of London and whose web page is:
Here you can see some photos about what you will find. There, if you decide to go on this super trip.
The hotel is situated close to the British museum and very close to a Tube station, and important aspect.
Additionally it is important that you know where our rooms are because the hotel is very big, it has almost three thousand bedrooms, two dining rooms, a games room and two bars. These bars are good for passing the night because to go out at night in London is very difficult if you are under age.
Once you have left your bags in the rooms, the first visit we will do is to Big Ben, that certainly most people know and Parlament. After we will get on The London Eye, where we will be able to see all the sights of London.
After The London Eye we will walk along the banks of the river where we will see all the statues and monuments that there are and after we will cross the river and we will go to see Saint Paul's Cathedral, where will have lunch.
After lunch we will go shopping on Oxford Street and also to see Harrods, where we will spend all afternoon.
As it is dark at seven o'clock, what we will do is go to have dinner in the hotel; excelent, typical English Dinners are incuded, and later we will take The Tube and we will go to an area with atmosphere, to see if we can find a pub where we can go in and if we are lucky it will be a day of football because the attitude of the English fans is very good.
Those who don't want to go out, they can stay in the hotel where there is olso entertainment.
On Sunday morning for breakfast we will have typical English Breakfast, with eggs, bacon and sausages.
Ok, in the morning we will visit Buckinham Palace, where we will see The Changing of The Guards, and after we will wolk to Picadilly Circus, China Town and Trafalgar Squere.
After we will take the Tube and we will go to Nothinhill, a well know area. We will have lunch in Tragalgar Square and we will walk in Nothinghill, where we will have a snack.
Finally we will go to the hotel to collect the bags and we will go to the airport where we will take the return flight to Girona. Have a bus will be waiting for us that will take us home.
And Monday all to school!!

evaluate!

dissabte, 7 de març del 2009

NAME & TOPIC: A trip to London

PRESENTATION
We use a power point with pictures of London, the most beautiful places. We present our plan of the trip.
I think that people liked our power point because the pictures were very beautiful.

BODY LANGUAGE AND EYE CONTACT
We looked our friends continually, we were connecting with them a lot and we didn’t brought notes.

STRUCTURE
We organizated correctly and we introduced a lot of connectors. This is an aspect that we have improved.

LANGUAGE
I admit that my english is bad because I left lose, and now I repent a lot. For this I studiing for improve.

PRONUNCIATION & INTONATION
My intonation and my pronuntation I think that it was correctly.

SELF-EVALUATION
I think that our correct mark is 7 because we have putted a lot of effort.

LONDON!

LONDON QUIZ!!!

  1. Because it’s using for understanding many previously undecipherable examples of hieroglyphic writing.
  2. he most popular eat is the fried fish with chips. Sunday lunch is usually the popular Roastbeef, which is grilled meat.

At breakfast the pancakes, eggs and toast. The beef and kidney pie is a delicious eat originating in England.

  1. At eleven o’clock p.m. When the bell rings in a pub, this means that close.
  2. is a type of beer brewed from malted barley using a top-fermenting brewers' yeast.
  3. of a traditional full English breakfast are bacon, eggs, fried or grilled tomatoes, fried mushrooms, fried bread or toast, and sausages, usually served with a mug of tea.
  4. Yes!. On 29 June 1613 the Globe Theatre went up in flames during a performance of Henry the Eighth.
  5. Clement street.
  6. The Ravens in the Tower of London has an important part to play in its history. The legend of the Ravens in the Tower of London is so important to the people of England that a number of ravens are kept at the Tower of London at the expense of the British government. Legend has it that failing to keep ravens at the Tower of London will mean the great White Tower will crumble and a terrible disaster shall befall England.
  7. No.

In principle they are responsible for looking after any prisoners at the Tower and safeguarding the British crown jewels, but in practice they act as tour guides and are a tourist attraction in their own right, a point the Yeoman Warders acknowledge.

Yeomen Warders of Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London.

The name Beefeater is of uncertain origin, with various proposed derivations. The most likely is considered to be the Wardens' payment in rations that included beef, as well as mutton and veal, and various historical commentators have noted a preference for beef among the Wardens and the Yeomen of the Guard.

  1. Yes, we can buy dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters and fishes.
  2. Paris Hiñlton.
  3. The son of the owner of Harrods was in love with Diana.
  4. On Big Ben
  5. Was the first President of South Africa.
    At Parliament Square, alongside those of Jan Smuts, Winston Churchill, Benjamin Disraeli and Abraham Lincoln.
  6. Eros.
  7. David Beckham, Tiger Woods, Jonny Wilkinson, Muhammad Ali, Andy Murray and Lance Armstrong.
  8. The tube.
  9. The corner of Melcombe Street.
  10. Is a tourist attraction, based in Tooley Street, London, near London Bridge rail station about various tortures from the Medieval Age. It recreates various gory and macabre historical events in a grimly comedic, 'gallows humour' style, which attempts to make them appealing to the younger generation. It uses a mixture of live actors, special effects and rides.
  11. RICHMOND BRIDGE. A fine stone bridge built in classical style by James Pain and Kenton Couse in 1777.
  12. The name, which originally referred to the hour bell, was given in honor of Sir Benjamin Hall, the commissioner of works when the bell was installed in 1856.
  13. It's the mixture of three different flags: The Irish, the Scottish and the England flags.
  14. It represents the great fire of London.
  15. Yes. Is a artifical lake.
  16. In London tehre aren't any dogs, is a great city where the police is really, really strict. Also, you can't smoke in a lot of places and the english people are very kind.