Manners with mobiles phones.

1.- If you use capital letters it means that you are angry.
2.- You can't use the mobile phone when you are eating with more people.
3.- When someone is talking to you, you have to stop using it.

Unit 5.- Vocabulary.

Rudeness: interrupting someone when they are talking.
Appreciation: applauding the actors at the end of a play.
Consideration: offering your seat to someone.
Etiquette: using your knife and fork correctly in a restaurant.
Interaction: having a conversation: with someone.
Rank: having a higher position in a company than another person.
Tradition: drinking im the afternoon in England.
Netiquette: not upsetting anyone when posting comments for directions.
Politeness: saying "Excuse me" when askimg someone for directions.
Diplomacy: discussing how to solve a problem are not arguin.

Self-assesment.

• What can I do now that I couldn't do before?

In this term, I can speak better, in the sense that we learnt a lot of vocabulary that helps me to express better what I want  to say.

• What did I like the most?

So, the thing of this term that I like the most were the project. It was very interesting and entretainig and I like a lot to learn about those things.

• What did I do well?

I think that the thing I do the best it was the speaking for the reason I said.

• What I am confused about?

I'm confuse about which project we will have to do in the next term.

• What did I do in English outside the class?

I listen to English songs and I speak with people in English too.

• What do I need to improve?

I need to improve my marks on vocabulary and grammar.

• What did I learn about culture?

This term I learned about clean powers and I learnt a lot of society in 1692.

Witches symbols and their meanings.

Hi!!! This term I did a project with Cristina and we did it about this.

Witches symbols and their meanings.pptx

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Aches and Pains.

Aching muscles: músculos doloridos.
Allergic reaction: reacción alérgica.
Broken leg: pierna rota.
Bruised knee: rodilla magullada.
Dislocated shoulder: hombor dislocado.
Itchy skin: piel con picazón.
Sore back: espalda herida.
Sprained wrist: muñeca torcida.
Stiff neck: rigidez de cuello (tortícolis).
Swollen ankle: tobillo hinchado.

Vocabulary.

Anxious: ansioso.
Cheerful: alegre.
Dynamic: dinámico.
Grumpy: gruñón/malhumorado.
Sleepy: somnoliento.

Unit 4.- Phrasal Verbs.

Calm down: calmarse.

Cheer up: animar/alegrarse.

Chill out: relajarse.

Cut down: reducir/acortar.

Face up to: hacer frente.

Open up: abrirse (sentimentalmente).

Slow down: tranquilizarse.

Work out: elaborar/calcular.

Cut out: suprimir/eliminar.