Can we help you?

1.) - we have problems with boys, friends, boyfriends, parents, free time, etc.
-we ask to friends or our parents.
- yes, I do
-yes
2.)-this magazine trying of advice to teens.
- Problems and solutions .
3.) 3-> no free time
2->bigger boys
4-> no privacy
1-> not a football hero.
4.) A-> no privacy
B-> not a football hero
C->no free time.
5.) 1.sailor
2.except
3.share
4.mess
5.noise
6.bullies
7.including
8. threaten
9. muscles
10.inquisitive
11.disturbed
12.need
13.apreciates
14.neighbour

Why is it important to come be a good person? Why not?

To me it is very important to be a good personbecause I believe that one can be so far away,both in the emotional and at work, I think it is not so hard to be a good person just depends on theattitude and interest you have for the situation. It's the little details that make a difference in the timeto do a good deed or a good gesture to the other,with only small things you can be a great person.It's so simple to be just the fact of helping people in need, like helping an old lady across the street,homework help your teammates, to support a friend when you feel ill, help with work the house,etc, one not only has to wait for you to seek helpbut one must be "available " for the rest when youneed it, because if you do may come a time whenyou need that help and not will be no one available to help you.

Vocabulary

-Accommodation: a room, building, or space in which someone may live or stay.

they asked for hotel accommodation

-Affluent: wealthy

Farkas is affluent

-Arouse: evoke (a feeling or response).

saw a beautiful morning to arouse

-Bewilder: perplex or confuse.

she bewilder to twins

-Arrogant: having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.

You're the most arrogant person

-Compel: force or oblige to do something.

he compel his brothers

-Impose: force to be accepted, done, or complied with.

he impose his rights

-Lenient: merciful or tolerant.

he is very lenient whit

-Novice: a person who is new to and inexperienced in a job or situation.

he is a novice to the university

-Overt: done or shown openly.

he has overt his great love

-Coerce: persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats.

his father coerce him to eat all the food

-Prudent: acting with or showing care and thought for the future.

he is prudent in difficult situations

-scapegoat: a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings or mistakes of others.

he is a scapegoat

-Supplement: a thing added to something else to enhance or complete it.

he was prescribed a dietary supplement

-Apathy: lack of interest or enthusiasm.

apathy to that person feel

-Dismay: consternation and distress.

to finish watching the movie I was dismay

-Endeavor: an act of endeavouring; an enterprise.

I put my best endeavor to get it right

-Frugal: sparing or economical as regards money or food.

I frugal light in my house

-Mercenary: primarily concerned with making money at the expense of ethics.

the mercenary is good

-Naive: lacking experience, wisdom, or judgement.

Babies are naive

-Stringent: strict, precise, and exacting.

my teacher is very stringent

-Alluring: powerful attraction or fascination

I met a very alluring child

-Ample: enough or more than enough; plentiful.

the department of my neighbor is very ample

-Bicker: argue about petty and trivial matters.

leaders bicker the problems of the company

-Blend: mix and combine (something) with something else.

I blend the fruit for make a juice

-Avert: turn away (one's eyes or thoughts).

He gives avert the problem

-Candid: truthful and straightforward; frank.

I'm a person candid

-Erratic: not even or regular in pattern or movement.

my ruler is erratic

-Isolate: place apart or alone; cut off.

I wish I had a moment isolate with him

-Destiny: the events that will necessarily happen to a particular person in the future.

I believe in destiny

-Diminish: make or become less.

my body mass continued to diminish

-Exempt: free from an obligation or liability imposed on others: these patients are exempt from all charges.

I'm exempt of work

-Query: a question, especially one expressing doubt.

I have a query for you

-Patron: a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, cause, etc.

the patron of is team is coke.

-Bogus: not genuine or true.

she is very bogus

-Adroit: clever or skilful.

He is very adroit at this game

I

1. didn't go / was raining

2. was having / told

3. were singing / were playing

4. was opening / jumped

5. was riding / realised / didn't have

6. were you dreaming / waked

II 2. I had done my homework when I went out.

3. She had gone to the supermarket. When before that, she found a parking space.

4 I had opened all my christmas presents when my parents came downstairs.

5.Our team had scored five goals, when the referee blew the half- time whistle.

6. He had puted the children to bed, when he sat down and turned on the television.

Grammar Practice 2

I. 1.At 9:00 on saturday she's having a swimming lesson.

2.At 12:30 on saturday she's having a lunch with Marta.

3.At 7:00 on saturday she's seeing a film.

4. At 9:00 on Sunday she's studing for a test.

5. At 1:00 on Sunday she's having a lunch with her grandparents.

6. At 8:00 on Sunday she's meeting with Ana.

II 1.She isn't travelling by plane to France. She is travelling by boat.

2. My father isn't seeing the bank manager today. He is seeing tomorrow.

3.We aren't having a party on Friday. We are having a party on Saturday.

4. You aren't spending a day on a canal boat. You are spending a week.

5. Linda isn't having a lunch at 12:30. Linda is having a lunch at 1:00.

6. My brother isn't having a driving lesson today. My brother is having a driving tomorrow.

III 1. Wrong. I am going sailing tomorrow.

2. Right.

3. Wrong. She is seeing the dentist in two days time

4. Right.

5.Wrong. Are you going camping next summer ?

6.Right.

7. Wrong. My brother is flying to Paris in September.

IV. 1 are planning

2. are driving.

3. are taking

4. are planning

5. are staying

6. are crossing

7. are spending

8. am going.

9. are you doing.

Every gesture tells a story

Cada gesto cuenta una historia

Cuando pensamos sobre el lenguaje y la comunicación solemos pensar en hablar. Sin embargo, nuestros gestos y movimientos, en otras palabras, nuestro lenguaje corporal, dice mucho más sobre nosotros que nuestras palabras. El lenguaje corporal nos dice lo que otros también están realmente pensando o sintiendo.

Un psicólogo experto dice que las palabras representan sólo el 7 % de la comunicación que hacemos, mientras que el 93 % proviene de las señales de silencio. Los niños lo entienden, naturalmente, pero a medida que crezca el énfasis se desplaza hacia las palabras y perdemos la habilidad de recoger estas señales en silencio. Los adultos se vuelven muy buenos en decir cosas que no significan necesariamente. El lenguaje corporal trabaja en conjunto con el lenguaje verbal, pero a veces los dos pueden ser contradictorios. Por ejemplo, las personas pueden decir que están de acuerdo contigo y al mismo tiempo pueden echar su silla para atrás y aprender sobre ti. Pero si físicamente se distancian de ti, significa que están en desacuerdo contigo.

" Algunas personas mienten muy bien con sus gestos corporales", dice el psicólogo. Por ejemplo, los políticos aprenden a usar ciertos gestos para crear la impresión correcta. Pero no son tan exitosos como ellos esperan. Antes de creer lo que ven en la cara de una persona, deben moverse más hacia atrás para ver todo su cuerpo. Mientras más lejos estés de la gente, mejor se verá la verdad.

Algunos gestos faciales, sin embargo, lo hacemos instintivamente. Por ejemplo, las pupilas de nuestros ojos se dilatan cuando se sienten atraídos por alguien. Así que el lenguaje corporal sucede inconscientemente. Si queremos utilizar y comprender los gestos con éxito tenemos que ser conscientes de ellos y de sus diferentes significados. Mirar el lenguaje corporal en nosotros mismos y los demás nos ayuda a comunicarnos mejor. Si usted aprende a descifrar y utilizar el lenguaje corporal, llegarás a expresarte fluidamente como lo haces con el lenguaje verbal.

1) In general (line 1): we usually think of speaking.

2) That is to say (line 2) : in other words.

3) Also (line 3) : too

4) Constitute (line 4) : make up.

5) Moves (line 5) : shifts towards

6) Change (line 6) : shifts

7) The ability to (line 6) : knack

8) Inconsistent (line 8) :unconsciously.

9) Sloping (line 9) : tilting

10) Really (line 10) : actually

11) A difference of opinion (line11) : disagreement

12) People who tell lies (line 12): liars.

13) Correct (line 13) : right.

14) Reliable (line 16) :

15) For example (line 17) : for instance

16) Become larger (line 18) : dilate

17) Without us knowing it (line 18) :

18) Be conscious of (line 19) : be aware of

19) Paying attention (line 20):

20) Decode (line 21) ______________________

make a story

There once was a forensic photographer will go to play
photographing a scene of the crime (murder). This was
in the middle of December, in a city park when
was supposed to be on vacation, but he was the
desponible only photographer in the area, so there was no
another option was to call him. He does not like
anything but comforting to know that at least he
pay extra money.

then departed at dawn the scene that was supposed and was confined to the public, but still, it cost much to enter the restricted area because there were many people gathered around the tragedythat morning.

Arrived at the scene and found a disastrous situation had threedeaths and the most difficult was that he played so terrible to photograph this moment.