UNIT 5

GLOSSARY

Arrest: If the police arrest someone, they take them away to ask them about a crime that they might have committed.
Black Market: illegal trading of goods that are not allowed to be bought and sold, or that there are not enough of for everyone who wants them.
Case: a particular situation or example of something.
Evidence: one or more reasons for believing that something is or is not true.
Interview: a meeting in which the police ask someone questions to see if they have committed a crime.
Suspicious: making you feel that something illegal is happening or that something is wrong.
Trap: a dangerous or unpleasant situation which you have got into and from which it is difficult or impossible to escape.

[👎👎 I could have done better, 👍👎 Not too bad, 👍👍 I know it well ]

GRAMMAR

Past Perfect 👍👍
Relative Pronouns👍👍
Modals of Deduction👍👎

LISTENING

Interactive Video👍👍
The men who stole identities👍👎
Culture Video: An American Police Officer👃👃
Practical English👍👍

READING

Katie Frye, Private Eye👍👍
The Great Impostor👍👎
In the eyes of the law👍👎
Supergran to the rescue👍👍
Useless criminals.com!👍👎
Photographic Evidence👍👍

WRITING

Crime👍👍

SPEAKING

Abby👍👍
English Week👍👎

CULTURE

American Police Officer👍👍
Stupid Laws👍👎
Stupid Criminals👍👍

PROJECTS

English Week👍👍

MY DIARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS

I´ve learned a lot of new useful vocabulary.

MY OPINION

I´m I´ll be great at this exam.

UNIT 4

GLOSSARY

Burst out laughing:  to suddenly start laughing.
Gap: an empty space or opening in the middle of something or between two things.
Gesture: a movement of the hands, arms, or head, etc. to express an idea or feeling.
Misunderstanding: an occasion when someone does not understand something correctly.
Nod your head: to move your head down and then up, sometimes several times, especially  to show agreement, approval, or greeting, or to show something by doing this.
Shake your head: to move your head from side to side, in order to express disagreement, sadness, or that you do not want or believe something.
Scroll: to move text or other information on a computer screen in order to see a different part of it.
Stream: to listen to or watch sound or video on a computer directly from the internet rather than downloading it and saving it first.
Swipe: to move your finger over the screen of a mobile phone or tablet in order to move onto the next page, choose something, etc.

[👎👎 I could have done better, 👍👎 Not too bad, 👍👍 I know it well ]

GRAMMAR

Present Perfect / Past Simple 👍👍
During / From...to 👍👎
Present Perfect with ever, never, just 👍👍
Subject and object questions 👍👎

LISTENING

Band 👍👍
Customer Service Agent 👍👍
Culture Video: Drums above the world 👍👎

READING

On your travels 👍👍
Nigerian Talking Drums 👍👍
Informal e-mail 👍👍
Mistakes are the best teachers 👍👎
The Lost World 👍👍

WRITTING

Informal e-mail 👍👍

SPEAKING

Abby 👍👍
Recipe 👍👍

CULTURE

Drums over the world 👍👎
Nigerian Talking Drums 👍👍

PROJECTS

Reading of the book: "The Lost World" 👍👎
Recipe 👍👍

MY DIARY OF ARCHIEVEMENTS

In this Unit I have learned more about subject and object questions.

MY OPINION

In this unit we have learned and improved very useful things, like doing an informal e-mail.

UNIT 3

GLOSSARY

Customer: A person who purchases goods or services from another; buyer.
Department Store: A large store that sells a variety of goods organized by departments.
Fraction: A part of a whole; portion.
Gloves: A covering for the hand made with a separate part for each finger and for the thumb.
Half-price: For half the normal price.
Shop owner: A person who has an own shop.
Souvenir: A small, inexpensive article given or kept as a reminder of a place one has visited, etc.; memento.
Sports gear: Apparatus used for physical activities.
Delicious: Pleasing to the senses, esp. taste or smell.
Mild: Gentle or soft in feeling, manner, etc.
Nutritious: Providing nourishment; nourishing.
Sour: Having an acid taste resembling that of vinegar; tart.
Spicy: Having or containing spice; seasoned with spices.
Sweet: Having the taste or flavor of sugar or the like.

[👎👎 I could have done better, 👍👎 Not too bad, 👍👍 I know it well ]

GRAMMAR

Present Perfect 👍👍
For and since using the Present Perfect👍👎
Still, yet and allready using the Present Perfect👍👍

LISTENING
Interactive video 👍👍
Holiday Club 👍👎
Culture video: A world of food 👍👍

READING

Looking for a bargain 👍👍
A taste of the world 👍👍
Holiday camps. 👍👎
Climbing to the top 👍👍
Shopping at markets. 👍👎
The Lost World 👍👍

WRITING

Essay 👍👍

SPEAKING

Abby 👍👍
Christmas holiday 👍👎
Weekends 👍👍
Recipe 👍👍

CULTURE

Food over the world 👍👎
Helen Carter 👍👍

PROJECTS

Recipe 👍👍
The Lost World 👍👍

MY DIARY OF ARCHIEVEMENTS

I´ve learned a bit more about different uses of the Present Perfect and I also have learned new vocabulary.AREAS I NEAD TO WORK ON

I don´t know exctly why, but I´ve make lots of stupid mistakes in the listening and writing of my last exam, so my grade wasn´t as good as always, but I´m sure that I won´t make that mistakes next time.

MY OPINION

This unit was easy and we´ve learned new different vocabulary.💖

HOMEWORK ABOUT CALORIES

The ingredients of my recipe were:- 1 Egg
- Chocolate cream
- Puff Pastry


Acording to the calorie charts,

- 1 Egg: 68,2cal (egg yolk) 10,5cal (egg white)

- Chocolate cream: 1.761,5cal

- Puff Pastry: 3.276cal

Total calories: 

- 5.116,2cal

ENGLISH RECIPE

👉CLICK HERE👈

Presentation about the book

👉CLICK HERE👈

AUSTRALIA FILM

The film "Australia" is a romantic historical drama film .It is set between 1939 and 1942 in the second Worl War. Lady Sarah Ashley travels from England to Australia to force her husband to sell Faraway Downs. He sends a cattle drover, called "Drover", to transport her to Faraway Downs. Neil Fletcher is trying to gain control of Faraway Downs Lady Sarah become attached to nullah, who has an Aboriginal mother and a white father. Nullah tells her that he has seen her cattle being stolen from her. She dimisses Fletcher and she decides to try to run the cattle station herself. 

Drover is friendly with the Aboriginals, and he was married to an Aboriginal woman, who died after being refused medical treatment in a hospital because of her race. Lady Sarah also reveals she is unable to have children. 

Lady Sarah, Nullah, and Drover live together happily at Faraway Downs for two years. Meanwhile, Fletcher kills Carney, marries his daughter Cath Carney, takes over Carney's cattle empire, and continues bothering Lady Sarah. 

Nullah goes to go on a walkabout with his grandfather "King George", but is instead taken by the authorities and sent to live on Mission Island with the other half-Aboriginal children. Lady Sarah, who has come to regard Nullah as her adopted son, vows to rescue him. 

When the Japanese attack the island and Darwin in 1942, Lady Sarah fears that Nullah has been killed. Drover learns of Nullah's abduction to Mission Island, and goes with Magarri and a young priest to rescue him and the other children. Magarri is killed by Japanese soldiers during the rescue. Meanwhile, Lady Sarah is about to be evacuated, but when Drover and the children sail back into port at Darwin, and Nullah plays "Over the Rainbow" on his harmonica, Lady Sarah hears the music and the three are reunited. Lady Sarah, Drover, and Nullah return to the safety of remote Faraway Downs. There, King George calls for Nullah, who returns to the Outback with his grandfather.