4ºA Bilingüe. Torre Almenara. 17-18

3. across across - al otro lado de, frente - The park is across the street. El parque está al otro lado de la calle. VERY IMPORTANT 1. Have a look at the Grammar: Zero and First conditional.  Page 35 2. Exercise 4 and 5 in Page 35 3. Grammar in page 37: Second and Third Conditional. Page 37 4. Exercise 8 and 9, page 37 5. Vocabulary. City Life. Exercise 1 and 2. Page 38.

Child Labour Project and Report To submit next Tuesday, 28th November

Write your impressions about: Sir Ken Robinson, School kills creativity (150 words) Advance Your Language, page 29 Exercises 1 to 5 Advance your exams skills, page 32 Reading, exercise 1 2. above above - por encima de (pero no tocando; frecuentemente usado en lenguaje figurativo),  - The plane is above London. El avión está por encima de Londres. We should be above petty acts. Deberíamos estar por encima de los actos mezquinos.

Advanced Language, page 27 Step 3 Focus on Functional Language, page 27 Exercise 8, page 27 INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN  (follow the link) You can use a Caligram for your slogan- Caligramas Los caligramas son poemas que complementan su significación con el dibujo. No son poemas ilustrados, porque es el texto mismo el que adquiere rasgos gráficos Explanation Empezamos a ver una preposición diaria. Son 47 Preposition ABOUT , Page 5 (document linked) Tiene muchos usos diferentes, y por eso muchas traducciones diferentes. About 2 kilos. Alrededor de 2 kilos, unos 2 kilos. About 10 a.m. A eso de las 10 a.m. The book is about British history. El libro trata de la historia británica. What's all this about? ¿Qué significa todo esto? An idea (or opinion) about moral choices. Una idea (u opinión) sobre las opciones morales. They sat about the fire. Se sentaron alrededor de la fogata. (Este uso no existe en ...

Relative Clauses Page 23, exercise 7 Advanced grammar Advanced speaking Reading Game of Thrones     Page 24, exercise 2 Grammar, Step 3, page 25 Exercise 9

VERY IMPORTANT We are working on Industrial Revolution between 20th-24th November. Please read   CHILD LABOUR  and Child Labour and the Industrial Revolution   Work on the Vocabulary and questions

Kings and Queens   Royalty Trivial Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Didi you know? Advanced Language Complete the sentences Page 22 text book

Complete the sentences to show you understand the meaning of the words in bold 1. She regrets going on the trek because 2. Their plans started to go wrong when 3. Sometimes I struggle to 4. It amazes me when I see 5. I would never dare to Proverb or idiom? Explain the meaning in your own words Don’t cry over spilled milk.  A stitch in time saves nine. I am fed up with your attitude It’s raining cats and dogs It's never too late to learn. He is looking after his sister We ran out of drinks at the party