Physical education

ENDURANCE AND FLEXIBILITY.
BASKETBALL.

Unit 2 glosary

(16-17th November 2016)

Storytelling: body, oral, mime, pictures.

Storytelling 3rd ESO B/C.

• Once upon a time there was a horse and a dog who where best friends. They lived in a farm and had been together since they were born. The dog's name was Pechu an the horse's name was Leo. Pechu was big and brown, and Leo was white with brown spots. They had been planning to run away because the owner was very cruel with them and wanted to kill Pechu, because he was old and couldn't lead the sheep or protect the house. They decided to do it at night while the man was sleeping. They had planned on meeting in the forest but Leo didn't know that Pechu was locked in his kennel, so he waited and waited but Leo didn't appear so Leo thought that something was wrong so he trotted back as fast as he could...When he got to the house he saw Pechu in the kennel and the man holding an axe; Leo neighed raising his legs and furiously hit the door and broke it. The farmer was so sacred and nervous that he dropped the axe and hid under the table. Leo kicked the kennel so Pechu could got out it. As it was a stormy night, a sudden lighting struck the house and everything burnt. The man managed to scape but Leo and Pechu were long gone so they neversaw him again.

(18th November 2016)

FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, UNIT 1.

-responding to goood news:

• how fantastic!
• that's great!
• great news!
• superb
• lucky you!
• that sounds good news!

-responding to bad news:

• poor you!
• please accept my deepest sympathy.
• oh, I'm sorry.
• hope you feel betterthat's awful.

(21t November 2016)

PAST SIMPLE QUESTIONS

• AUX + S + V
• ''Who'' solo puede ir con auxiliar cuando hay sujeto.

(22nd November)

• movie genres
• sli-fi
• characters
• UFO
• review.

Unit1 glosary

(11th October 2016)

• breaking news!
• miss: a flight, a train, a bus, a person...
• I used to do..: if something used to, it happened regularly in the past but does not happen now
• waste: to use up or spend to no profit
• Finnish: the language spoken by many of the people in Finland
• Either: as well. Antonym: neither
• mole:a small, insect-eating mammal living chiefly underground
• Bill: tips
• taxes: a sum of money paid to a government for its support, based on income, etc
• Get on/off
• get into/ont of

a(n) actor

a paper

(19th October 2016)

ADJETIVES

• familiar
• honest
• common
• cumpolsory
• easy going
• direct
• well-behaved
• acceptable
• fair
• hard-working
• artistic
• curious
• active
• organized
• mathematical
• adventural
• ambitious
• confident
• creative
• sociable
• logical
• cocky

VOCABULARYÇ

• feel at home: to feel as if one belongs; to feel as if one were in one's home; to feel accepted.
• felt homesick: depressed or melancholy at being away from home and family
• settled into: to become comfortable in a new place or situation
• nevertheless
• lied
• liar: a person who tells lies
• lying
• unforgottable

(21st October 2016)

• currency: money in circulation as a medium of exchange in a country:
• demostration
• bustling: (of a place) full of people;
• ''When in Rome, do as Romans do''

(25th October 2016)

• Alrighty!
• Absolutely terrific
• goody
• timetable:a schedule showing the times at which railroad trains, etc., arrive and depart.
• still calm: be quiet and polite
• Surgeon: a physician who specializes in surgery.
• Trust: reliance on the goodness, strength, or ability of a person or thing

(27th October 2016)

we were imaging we were in a science lab or in a hospital

MUST:

• you must wear wloves
• you must wear glasses/goggles
• you must wear a robe
• you must wear water proff clothes
• you must be carefuk with the beakers

(28th October 2016)

• ability: can/ can't/ could/ couldn't
• permission: can?/ could?/ may?
• no permission: can't
• obligation: must
• no obligation: don't have to
• prohibition: mustn't
• neccessity: have to/ need to
• advice: should/ shouldn't
• possibility: may/ might

(3rd November 2016)

• Hi. how are you?
• Fine, thanks and you?
• Jut great. What have you been doing lately?
• Oh, not much. But I've been keeping busy
• Well...It's been good to see you.
• Yes, It has...well, bye!
• Goodbye

(4th November 2016)

• ought to:
• oughtn't: shouldn't
• compulsory = forbidden

Prohibition:

• mustn't
• can't
• no V+ing
• It is not allowed 
• You are not alloed
• You aren't allowed
• You're not allowed

Ability:

• present- can
• past- could
• future- will be able to
• (can hasn't got all the tenses)

8-9th November 2016)

• funcional language
• tribes
• cremonies - children - became adults - warriors

(14th November 2016)

TRANSLATION:

• Tom es muy divertido, siempre está contando chistes.
• Tom is very funny, he's always telling jokes.
• Se siente solo porque no tiene amigos con quien hablar.
• He feels lonely because he hasn't got friends to talk to.
• Los fines de semana me encanta quedarme en la cama hasta tarde.
• I love have a lie-in at the weekend
• ¿Cuándo fué la última vez que tomsate el sol?
• When did you last sunbathe?
• Susan reservó un hotel en el centro de la ciudad.
• Susan booked a hotel in the centre of the town.
• ¿A qué hora abre la agencia de viajes?
• What time does the travel agency open?
• Ese restaurante prepara la comida más sana de la ciudad.
• That restauran prepares the healthiest food of the town.

• emotion verbs: love, like, enjoy don't mind, don't like, hate, can't stand.

school trip (2-11-16)

The school trip that we did the other day was very interesant. First when we were in the bus I was very borred, but when we arrived I went with my friends to some shops and we enjoyd that free time, because we laught a lot and took some pictures.Then we went to a concert of a particular music, it was so interesant but there were many rude people and they laught so sometimes we couldn't hear very well. Later we went to Peñafiel Castle to saw a museum and the different parts of the castle. I really enjoyed the trip and I had a great time with my classmates and some of the teachers.