miércoles, 20 de abril de 2011

MAL USO DEL TRADUCTOR Y EL DICCIONARIO

El uso del traductor o el diccionario puede llevarnos a graves errores. Los dos son como la energía nuclear. Todo depende del uso que hagamos con ella. Si estamos haciendo una redacción deberemos emplear siempre expresiones o giros que conozcamos y asegurarnos que tenemos el término que queremos emplear.

Dos ejemplos reales.

SALLY AND JOE
Sally and Joe stay to be going to the cinema to see a movie united, in the moment that they come to the cinema, she needs to speak with:
Sally: Joe, I need to speak with you.
Joe: what's up? do not you like the movie that we are going to see?
Sally: it is not it. We have to speak about us, I see that this relation is not working very well.
Joe: why do you say it? If we are always very nice, we are a very happy pair. Do not say to me that it is for your ex-boyfriend.
Sally: So if, it is for Dave. I think that still I sit something for, and do not want to cheat you. When I see him he remembers me very much when we were united.
Joe: do not do this to me please.
Sally: but …
Joe: I will do the possible thing in order that you forget it. Already you will see it.
Sally: Good voucher, alone I you wanted to tell the truth. It will try to forget it and I hope that everything goes out well.
Joe: you will not repent.

In last instance, sally and Joe want to try to arrange his problems, but this does not go out well. She leaves Joe and leaves with his ex-boyfriend. He feels cheated.

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MY PREMIUM

My premium is named Esperanza, and has brown hair and a half long.
She is a bit shorter than me. is very clever, get all tens, I think it has never taken less than 9.
Is very funny, always has very funny things. when I'm with her I enjoy, even in the worst moments.
A few years ago, at home of my grandparents, she and me were locked in the attic, and as it was very hot, we could hardly breathe.
my premium shouted
_ open up, we have nothing to eat except ham .
Despite the situation, I could not stop laughing, because my premium said crying:
_ Laura, we will die
I laughed because I knew we were going to get my sister we had closed the door, and sooner or later they would realize that we were not.
the end we left there.
of all things that happened to me when my premium, I never despair, I've always laughed
I laughed because I knew we going to take out, my sister had closed the door, and sooner or later they would realize that we were not there.
whenever I'm with her, no matter how bad it is, I enjoy

martes, 5 de abril de 2011

REPASO PRUEBA FINAL

REVISION

PAST TENSE REVIEW

GRAMMAR REVIEW

SENTENCES CHANGES 1 & 2

BON'S TIPS

jueves, 31 de marzo de 2011

miércoles, 30 de marzo de 2011

viernes, 18 de marzo de 2011

WRITE A STORY IN 50 WORDS!!!

EXAMPLE
Romeo and Juliet fell deeply in love, but their parents did not get on. Everything became tragic when Juliet's cousin killed Romeo's best friend. There was a misunderstanding about a sleeping potion. Romeo, thinking Juliet was dead, committed suicide Juliet awoke, saw Romeo, made a speech, and killed herself too

lunes, 14 de marzo de 2011

WRITING A FORMAL LETTER

LOOK FOR AN EXAMPLEIN THIS BLOG

viernes, 25 de febrero de 2011

ADVANTAGES OF USING THE PUBLIC TRANSPORT. An essay

You can have a look at this by clicking here BUT NEVER COPY IT TO HANDLE TO YOUR TEACHER AS PERSONAL EFFORT. We can only mark your handwriting or the accuraccy of your printer

martes, 22 de febrero de 2011

This Year's Oscar Choices: From 'True Grit' to True Stories

VOA

PROVERBS

Read and listen .

LIST OF PROVERBS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH


COMPLETE THE PROVERBS WITH THECLUES BELOW

1. A bird in hand
2. A cat in gloves
3. A rolling stone
4. All's well
5. Better late
6. Birds of a feather
7. Don't count your chickens
8. Don't put the cart
9. Fools rush in when
10. Grasp all,
11. Haste makes
12. He laughs best who
13. In a blind man's country,
14. It's the pot calling
15. Kill two birds with
16. Let sleeping dogs
17. Live and
18. Live not to eat
19. Lucky at cards,
20. None so deaf as
21. No news
22. Once bitten
23. One man's meat
24. Out of sight
25. Such a father
26. The early bird
27. The grass always
28. When the cat's away
29. Where there's a will

angels fear to tread - before the horse - before they are hatched - but eat to live - caches no mice - caches the worm - fly together - gathers no moss - good news - is another man's poison - is worth two in bush - let live - lie - one stone - looks greener on the other side of the fence - lose all - out of mind - such a son - than never - that ends well - the kettle back - the mice will play- the one-eyed is the king - there is a way - those who will no hear - twice shy - unlucky at love - who laughs last - waste-

domingo, 6 de febrero de 2011

THE BIG PICTURE

National Geographic's Photography Contest 2010
National Geographic is once again holding their annual Photo Contest. For the past eight weeks, they have been gathering and presenting galleries of submissions, encouraging readers to rate them as well. Collected below are 47 images from the three categories of People, Places and Nature. Captions were written by the individual photographers.

DESCRIBE THREE PICTURES. YOU HAVE A CLUE UNDER EACH ONE AND........... ENJOY THEM!!!

viernes, 4 de febrero de 2011

PROGRAMMED OBSOLESCENCE

No es "obsoleta"la idea

HAVE A LOOK AT THREE DIFFERENT PRESENTATIONS
YUTUBE 1
YUTUBE 2
YUTUBE 3

lunes, 31 de enero de 2011

domingo, 30 de enero de 2011

PLATO

Platón
You can read TIPOS UNICOS in English and in Spanish free in "20 MINUTOS" newspaper, which is offered free in the morning outside Acacias Undergound. Next issue wil be 18 Feb.Don't miss it!!

Despite having lived in the 5th C. BC, Plato is still a pivotal character in western civilization.
His elegance and conciseness as a writer are evident in his dialogues that involved his teacher Socrates and others. The Apology about Socrates trial) and the Republic (about justice) are his most famous pieces. Plato's dialogues are about ethics, law, rhetoric math, logic, natural science and more. He touched on all the problems that philosophers have contemplated since then. Interestingly he hardly wrote anything about himself, thus very little is known about his life. He travelled around the Mediterranean learning and teaching. While in Syracuse, the cruel and suspicious emperor sold Plato into slavery He was later released when an admirer bought his freedom. At about 40 years old, Plato retuned to Athens and set up the Academy, which is considered the first university in the west He Ied and taught there for4óyears though none of his lectures were published. The Academy was closed 900 years later by a Byzantine emperor who thought it was a threat to the spread of Christianity As Socrates was Plato's mentor, Plato was Aristotle’s. The three laid the foundation of philosophy as we understand it today They disdained opinion based on perception of the material world; they preferred immutable Forms that constitute real
and provide truth, order and wisdom. For Plato, these were the only way to virtue and ethics in a constantly changing world.

sábado, 29 de enero de 2011

I, ROBOT

Dr. Susan Calvin, a pioneer in the field of robotics, answers questions put to her by an unnamed Interviewer, who is also the narrator of all the linking sections. The Interviewer recalls the circumstances surrounding the growth of the robotics industry and the instrumental role Calvin played in designing both robots and the business of manufacturing and distributing them. Questions indicate that he's more interested in the human side of Calvin, who half jokingly refers to how people have described her as a robot and whom narration reveals has a cool, calculating penetrating manner.

Three Laws of Robotics:
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or the Second Law.


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ASK A ROBOT. HE WILL TELL YOU

EGON

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jueves, 13 de enero de 2011