Friday, March 9, 2012

FOOD- Júlia Varela

  Fideo=Noodle                                                                                                                                       Arroz=Rice
Fideo=Noodle
Harina=Flour
Pan=Bread
Trigo=Wheat
Huevos=Eggs
Leche=Milk
Mantequilla=Butter
Nata=Fresh cream
Queso=Cheese
Queso de oveja=Sheep’s cheese
Yogur=Yoghurt
Almeja=Clam
Anchoa=Anchovy
Atún=Tuna
Calamar=Squid
Cangrejo de mar=Crab
Caracol=Winkle
Cigalas=Dublin Bay prawn
Gamba=Prawn
Langosta ; BogavanteLobster
Ostras=Oysters
Pulpo=Octopus
Pescado=Fish
Beicon=Bacon
Carne=Meat
Carne de cerdo=Pork
Carne de cordero=Lamb
Carne de gallina=Chicken
Carne de ternera=Veal
Costilla=Cutlet
Jamón=Jam
Salchicha=Suasage
Ajo=Garlic
Alcachofa=Artichoke
Calabacín=Marrow
Cebolla=Onion
Calabaza=Pumpkin
Espárrago=Asparagus
Espinaca=Spinach
Guisante=Pea
Lechuga=Lettuce
Patata=Potato

What's Tenis?

Tennis is a sport that is practiced in a plain, divided by a network. The dispute between two players (singles) or between two pairs (doubles) playing with rackets and balls and you must hit the ball with the racket to go from side to side of the field passing over the network.

The first references of tennis taking place in France, named "Jeu de Paume" because at first they hit the ball with his hand. But later they began to use rackets. It originated in Europe in eighteenth century and expanded in the beginning by the Anglophone countries, especially among the high classes. Today's tennis has become universal, and is played in almost every country in the world. Since 1926, with the creation of the first tour, is a professional sport. It is also an Olympic sport since Seoul 1988.

THE PLACE FOR PRACTISE OR PLAY:


Tennis is played on a rectangular track. The measurements depends on the mode you play (singles and doubles). For individuals is 23.78 meters long and 8.23 meters. To double the length is the same and the width is10.97 meters. These limits are marked by lines, which are considered part of the course. A mesh net-shaped track divided into two halves. The net height at the poles is 1.06 meters, and in the middle 0.914 meters. On each side of the network there are two rectangles, measuring 6.40 meters long and 4.11 meters wide.

REGLAMENT:

A tennis match is composed of sets: the first to win a certain number of sets is the winner. Each set consists of games. In each game there is a player who draws, which alternates. In turn, the games are composed of points. The first who wins 4 points is the winner of the game; there are six games.

by Héctor Fernandez

LONDON

 
By:LAURA LÓPEZ MESEGUER

THE FIRST CONDITIONAL by Sandra Gutiérrez

Las oraciones condicionales tienen dos partes:
1. La oración subordinada con if que expresa una condición.
2. La oración principal que expresa el resultado (si la condición se cumple o no).
Hay tres clases de condicionales, cada una de las cuales contiene dos tiempos verbales diferentes.
La primera condicional habla de las posibles acciones o acontecimientos que pueden ocurrir o no. La oración condicional comienza con if y va generalmente en presente simple, mientras que la oración principal va generalmente en futuro con “will” y describe lo que ocurrirá si la condición se cumple, o no llega a cumplirse.
IF + SUJ + VERB + REST OF SENTENCE /// SUJ + WILL+ VERB+ REST OF SENTENCE
-If Alice works hard, she will pass the test.
-If you play with matches, you will burn your fingers.
Tanto la oración principal como la subordinada pueden ir en primer lugar, pero si la oración subordinada va en primer lugar, hemos de poner una coma entre ambas.
-If she likes the dress, she will buy it.
La primera condicional puede usarse también para hacer sugerencias y dar instrucciones o mandatos. En este uso se puede sustituir “will” por un modal o un imperativo.
-If you go to Rome, you might visit the Coliseum.
-If you need my help, call me!
La primera condicional expresa asimismo relaciones objetivas o habituales que son verdaderas e inmutables. En estas condicionales el verbo suele ir en presente simple en ambas oraciones y puede sustituirse “IF” por “WHEN” o “WHENEVER”.
If / When you freeze water, it turns to ice.
If ... not suele sustituirse por unless. Unless tiene un sentido exclusivo (sólo en el caso de que …)
-That dog won´t bite if you don´t kick him.
-That dog won´t bite unless you kick him.

Basics of English Grammar (Posted by Javi Gombao)

Parts of boddy.


Hair --> pelo                chest--> pecho               thigh --> muslo

Head --> cabeza          ankle --> tobillo              toes --> dedos de los pies

Arm --> brazo              eye --> ojo                      knee --> rodilla

Hand --> mano            ear --> oreja                   fingers --> dedos

Waist --> cintura         neck --> cuello                shoulder --> hombro

Leg --> pierna             elbow --> codo                 mouth --> boca

foot --> pie                  wrist --> muñeca             nose --> nariz


Laura Díaz

Comparative and superlative adjectives