Monday, 27 March 2017
Sunday, 26 March 2017
Vocabulary Unit 5
About crimes...?
Vandalism: deliberately damages to property
Burglary: breaks in to buildings to steal
Burglary: breaks in to buildings to steal
Theft: steals property from home without using violence
Terrorism: political violence
Smuggling: moves goods illegally into or out of a country without paying tax
Shoplifting: theft from a shop
Robbery: act of stealing a person, money.. by force
Pickpocketing: steals money from people's pocket
Murder: deliberately killing
Mugging: atacks people in a public place
Kidnapping: abduction of person
Hijacking: takes control of a vehicle by forces
Forgery: makes fake money or documents
Drug-dealing: buys and sells illegaly drugs
Criminals and crime fighters
Armed robber:
Burglar: thief who enters a house or other building by force
Detective: someone whose job is to discover what has happened in a crime
Fraudster: someone who commits the crime of fraud
Judge: is the person in a court who decides how the law should be applied
Lawyer: is the person who is qualified to advise people about the law
Mugger: someone who commits a mugging
Murderer: someone who commits murder.
Police officer: member of police force
Thief: someone who steals something from another person
Traffic warden: is a person whose job is to make sure that cars are not parked illegally
Criminals and crime fighters
Armed robber:
Burglar: thief who enters a house or other building by force
Detective: someone whose job is to discover what has happened in a crime
Fraudster: someone who commits the crime of fraud
Judge: is the person in a court who decides how the law should be applied
Lawyer: is the person who is qualified to advise people about the law
Mugger: someone who commits a mugging
Murderer: someone who commits murder.
Police officer: member of police force
Thief: someone who steals something from another person
Traffic warden: is a person whose job is to make sure that cars are not parked illegally
Saturday, 25 March 2017
ECONOMY VOCABULARY
Economic activity: is what is
carried out by humans in order to acquire goods that satisfy consumer needs.
Economic goods: are products and
services generated by economic activity.
-Products: goods which are obtained directly from nature
or which are turned into something.
-Services: activities carried out by humans to benefit
society.
Factors of production: the resources
that are required for the generation of economic goods.
Land: the environmental resource.
Rent: is the amount money that you have to pay to
use a piece of land
Labor: mental and physical efforts of people applied
to the production of goods and services.
Wages: are the amount of money that is regularly paid
to them for the work that they do
Capital: is the money, buildings, and machinery and
equipment used to produce goods and services.
Interest: is extra money that you receive if you have
invested a sum of money
Entrepreneurship: is the risk-taking
resource.
Profit motive: possibility of making
money.
Economic agents: those elements that
have a role in converting the factors of production into goods and services.
Primary sector: activities
involved in obtaining resources directly from raw materials, including
agriculture, livestock, fishing, forestry and mining.
Secondary sector: activities involved
in converting raw materials into manufactured products (industry) or building
houses and infrastructure.
Tertiary sector: activities that
provide services for example: education, trade, tourism..
Economic system: the way a country
organizes, produces. Distributes and administers its material and human
resources and the economic goods that these generate, in order to provide for
high level of well-being.
Market economy: companies buy and
sell products and services freely
Planned economy: the state
controls all the factors of production.
Subsistence economy: based on production for self-consumption
Price: is the amount of money that you have to
pay in order to buy it
Natural resources: thing a person or
country has that can be used or economic benefit.
Supply: the amount of a product that producers offer
for sale at a specified price
Demand: the amount of a product or service that consumers purchase at a
specified price
Consumer: person who uses goods or services.
Profit: difference between what it cost to make
something or provide service what it is sold for.
Vocabulary Unit 4
TECHNOLOGY
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FEELINGS
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Browse
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Amusing
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charge
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Exhausting
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Plug in
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Embarrassing
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Press
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Pleasing
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Scroll
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Surprising
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Stream
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Thrilling
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Swipe
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Annoying
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Switch off
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Confusing
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Switch on
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Depressing
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Tap
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Disgusting
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Text
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Frightening
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Unplug
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Horrifying
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Update
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Shocking
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Relaxing
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Fascinating
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Troubling
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Puzzling
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Irritating
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Extra vocabulary
Burst out laughing : Laugh and not be able to stop
Gap: Is the space between two places
Gesture: hand signal
Misunderstanding: Said, fact or event that is interpreted equivocally.
Nod your head:In Spain is to move the head from top to bottom saying yes
Shake your head: In Spain is to move the head from left to right saying no
Gap: Is the space between two places
Gesture: hand signal
Misunderstanding: Said, fact or event that is interpreted equivocally.
Nod your head:In Spain is to move the head from top to bottom saying yes
Shake your head: In Spain is to move the head from left to right saying no
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Agricultural landscape
I choose this agricultural landscape from Asia
It's very expensive plot and also it can be:
- A polyculture farming system because there are more than one crop within the same cultivation system.
- An open field beacause there isn't any boundaries.
- An intensive agriculture because there is a lot of plot and that requires the use of machinery.
- These can be palm or tea crops because they don't need to be irrigated.
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Vocabulary Unit 3
Sales
Bargain: something that is a bargain is good value for money, usually because it has been sold at a lower price than normal
Waste your money: spend your money in things you don't need , without any control
Can afford:ve the financial means for something
Stewardess: is a woman who works on a ship
To lend: when you lend yougive it to someone
To borrow:when tou borrow something you take it from someone
Brand: is the version of it that is made by one particular manufacturer
Join in; participate
Catch up: reach someone
Try out: test
Pick up: learn a new skill by chance
Take up: start to do something
Miss out: lose an opportunity
Cuisine: style of cooking that is characteristic of that place
Mouth-watering: foods looks or smells extremely delicious
Mild: not sharp in taste
Nutritious: food contains the proteins which help you to remain healthy
Sour or bitter: has an acid taste
SPORTS:
Bargain: something that is a bargain is good value for money, usually because it has been sold at a lower price than normal
Waste your money: spend your money in things you don't need , without any control
Can afford:ve the financial means for something
Stewardess: is a woman who works on a ship
To lend: when you lend yougive it to someone
To borrow:when tou borrow something you take it from someone
Brand: is the version of it that is made by one particular manufacturer
Join in; participate
Catch up: reach someone
Try out: test
Pick up: learn a new skill by chance
Take up: start to do something
Miss out: lose an opportunity
Cuisine: style of cooking that is characteristic of that place
Mouth-watering: foods looks or smells extremely delicious
Mild: not sharp in taste
Nutritious: food contains the proteins which help you to remain healthy
Sour or bitter: has an acid taste
SPORTS:
Archery.
Athletics.
Hockey.
Judo.
Surfing.
Trampolining.
Music
composition.
Drama.
Fashion
design.
Creative
writing.
Survival
skills.
Rock
climbing.
Trail
biking.
Sailing.
Kayaking.
Wakeboarding.
Sunday, 26 February 2017
Sri lanka's proyect
-This proyect about Sri lanka was made by Ana and Patricia
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