TODAY IN CLASS
-Corrección word formation, FCE GLD GRN, page 13,
“Gossip is good for you?”
-Book, pages 30 +31, 6READING: speaking about how to organize our photos b) + d)
HOMEWORK
-Exercises a) & b) about pronouns, from EFPinkWrkbk, page 05
-Book,
page 32, PRACTICAL ENGLISH “ALL KIND OF PROBLEMS”, 1. “Henry´s car”, track 2.24
-Book,
page 115, WRITING 3.An article: b)
TODAY IN CLASS
-Puesta en común ONE DAY AT A TIME, season 2, episode
3
-Corrección Book, page 137,
GRAMMAR BANK, SECTION 3B “PREPOSITIONS”, ejercicios 3Ba + 3bB
-PICTURE TO BE DESCRIBED > ROB & JENNY,let´s
remember their story!
HOMEWORK
-Word formation, FCE GOLD GREEN, page 13, “Gossip is
good for you?”
You can think that taking a photo is an easy thing because you have to
press a bottom, anything else, but it´s not true; I´m sure you like to remember
some places that you have visited on holidays and the photos can be good
memories; if you want to take a good photo, you will follow the next tips.
When you are outside, for instance in the sea, it´s really important to
know where the sun is; if you are in front of the sun, the photo will be dark
and you won´t be able to see the person, but however, if you don´t like being
photographed, it can be a good option.
Another problem is at night; it´s quite different if you are making up
or not, because the light can be a bad friend. Anyway you should use the right
flash and don´t look at the camera because your eyes can be red.
But don´t worry, nowadays smartphones
have several cameras and a lot of effects, so if you have time to try with it, you
will be able to take original photos although you don´t know about photography
world.
When you are in a holiday trip, you want to remember these experiences taking photos. So, you must take into account several tips for remembering an unrepeatable holiday.
Firstly: People is
the most important in your travel so you must take the "moment". I'm
going to give you same examples which you can take with your camera: a friendly
coffee time, moments of laughter or your friend doing some silly stuff. But don´t
forget to show the background, especially if you are in an important place of a
city.
If you want to take
good photos, you should be a good spotter. You have to catch everything which
attract your attention like the shape of the streetlights, cars, people,…
In conclusion, enjoy
with your pics, but you mustn´t be obsessed. Several times, I have only been
working with my camera and I have lost beautiful moments searching the best pic
and I haven´t been able to enjoy how my daughter was born.
When I was fourteen years old my parents gifted me a camera to take photos. Nobody had taught me how I could use the camera, so I had to learn over time.
Taking photos with an automatic camera are not
worthwhile. The real difficulty is taking photos with a camera in which you
have to choose the light and the speed of the shutter.
When you are on holidays, you can take really
good photos, but the first thing you must know know is that...you must never
take a photo with the sun in front .You could take a good photo in the sunset
and looking at the sea.
If you go to a museum, they won´t usually allow
you taking photos ,but perhaps they allow you taking photos without flash. Now is when you
have to be careful because you will need more time with the shutter open and in
that moment the photo could come out blurry.
I hope you take good photos!
HOMEWORK:
-Book,
page 137, GRAMMAR BANK, SECTION 3B “PREPOSITIONS”: exercises 3Ba + 3Bb
-ONE
DAY AT A TIME, season 2, episode 3
1.Why is Lydia surprised when Elena comes into the apartment?
2.Wha´t the meaning for “IRL”?
3.What´s the meaning for “Sup”, by Alex, when he entered the living
room?
4.When did Penelope and Max meet for the last time?
5.Why does Dr Berkowitz break the tool he has previously given to Lydia?
6.Who and why said the sentence: “What a nice group of… human people
friends”.
7.What´s Lydia´s lesson about flirting?
8.What´s Penelope policy about having sex and dating?
9.What does Schneider think about that policy?
10. Why is Elena afraid of showing her feelings to Dani?
11.Who´s
Flavio?
12.VOCABULARY
-tímido,
vergonzoso:
-estar
enamorado de alguien (informal):
-blindado,
antibalas:
HOMEWORK:
-Book, page 30, 5GRAMMAR
“PREPOSITIONS” exercises a) + d)
HOMEWORK:
-Book, page 28,
3 LISTENING & SPEAKING: b) con track 2.18 + c) con track 2.19
-Book, page 29, 4 WRITING ARTICLE 140 WORDS
HOMEWORK:
-Book, page 105, 3A, NEWS STORIES:
reading + questions in c) + glossary
-Book,
page 106, 3A, NEWS STORIES: reading + questions in c) + glossary
-Book,
page 26, 4LISTENING: d), track 2.11
-Book, page 136, GRAMMAR BANK, section 3A, ejercicio 3Ab sobre PAST SIMPLE / PAST CONTINUOUS / USED TO, desde frase 8
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