VOCABULARY OF UNIT 3 💂

shop owner: the people that have a store.
try out: when you do a thing for the first time, and you don´t know if it is going to be funny or be horrible.
queue up: when you wait for some time, to do something.
wash up: when one thing is dirty, it is washed with soap and water.

PROYECT GEOGRAPHY (AUSTRALIA)

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PROYECT IRELAND

Traditions: 

• Saint Patrick´s Day party: it is the day of the biggest national holiday in the country where everything is dressed in green and the patron day of Ireland is celebrated in style. Thousands of visitors flock to the island to celebrate with the locals the biggest national holiday. 
• Hallowen: it was the Celtic New Year. This festival began when the Celts in Ireland honored Saman or the Lord of the Dead. It is currently what is called Halloween celebrated in many other countries of the world. Children dress in costumes and masks and carry lanterns lit from house to house to receive treats or play a trick. The flashlights they carry are often made of turnips with scary faces and candles inside. pumpkin lanterns are also used at the party. 
• Summer day: it is first and foremost a festival of Celtic fire, which represents the middle of sumer, and the shortening of the days in its progressive winter march. San Juan is traditionally celebrated on any of June 23 or 24, although the longest day actually falls on June 21.

Geography: 

The republic of Ireland is a state of Western Europe, which occupies five-sixths of the island of Ireland in the North Atlantic, west of the island of Great Britian. 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 isloands, peninsulas and bays. 

SELF-ASSESSMENT

1 What can I do that I couldn't do before?
I can pay atention because the class is more quiet than last year. I can be more responsible at the time to do the homework.
2 What do I like most?
I like to watch films because I learn some new vocabulary.
3 What do I do well?
I speak English very well.
4 What am I confused about?
I´m confused about the pronunciation of some words.
5 What do I need help with?
I need help with some vocabulary, and with the listenings that we do in class. 
6 What do I do in English outside the class?
I go to English class with a particular teacher. And I watch  some videos in English. 
7 What do I need to improve?
I need to improve my translation and the listening activities.
8 What did I learn about culture?
I learn about New Zealand, about Ireland and Australia. 

VOCABULARY UNIT 2 💂

Income: the money that a film director wins for the film that he makes 

Just in time: when you do something that you don´t have a lot of time to do 

Critic: it is a review made by a professional

Hit: when a book or a film becomes famous 

Plot: the events that make the story of a film 

Review: when a profesional gives a personal opinion about a fim or a book. 

Gift: when you make a party and the people you invited give you some things.

Joke: when a person tells you a funny thing.

Live: when you watch a show in first person.

Performer: a person who participates in a show 

Tale: a story that is told since a long time.  

A bit: not much

Fairly: not very much
Pretty: a sinonim of fairly 

VOCABULARY UNIT 1 💂

Compulsory: something that you have to do 
Unacceptable: the antonym of acceptable 
Unfamiliar:  an object or a perosn that you don´t know 
To feel at home: to be in another house and feel comfortable 
To feel homesick: that you miss your home. 
Confident: a person that believes in themselves
Achievement: something that you get when you do something 
Awful: something unpleasant.
Dreadful: something that is terrible
Understandable: something that you understand 
What a pity: something that you say when you feel sad about a situation
What a shame: something tahta say when you feel bad for a perosn who did something 

AUSTRALIA´S PROYECT

How does Australia´s history begin? 

when Europeans arrived in Australia territory and colonized it, nearly 1.000.000 Aboriginal people lived in the territory and engaged in hunting and agriculture. 

During the 17th century several explorers arrived on the coast of Australia, using the territory as a prision for prisioners from Britian. 

From restrictions on migration to oponnes to the whole world: 

in 1901 the nation of  Australia, composed of six states, was formed. Initially a law called White Australia Policy was passed, which aimed to restrict entry into the country to people from Europe. Over time, Australia has become the destination and home of people from all over the world. 

TRIBES: 

Aboriginal Australians are, along with Torres Strait Islanders, the descendants of the first inhabitants of the Australian country and its adjacent islands, and have continued to live there throughout European colonization. Under Australian law, both peoples make up all of the indigenous Australians. The traditional territory of Aboriginal Australians extends throughout Australia, Tasmania and some nearby islands.  

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VOCABULARY OF UNIT 7 😃💂

Chase: perseguir
Fight back: defenderse
Run away: escapar
Stand still: quedarse quieto 
Sting: picar (abejas)
Pain: dolor
Prey: presa
Afraid: tener miedo (asustado)
Brave: valiente
Clever: listo
Mean: malo
Polite: educado
Rude: borde
Shy: tímido
Worried: preocupado
Flood: inundación
Footpath: sendero
Mainland: tierra firme
Tide: marea
Branches: ramas 
Roots: raíces 
Argue: discutir 
Argument: discutir
Discuss: comentar sobre un tema 

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