Hi students. I hope your weekend is going fine. I list all of you with need to go to the global test. Some of you are going with just the 3rd evaluation. If I don't specify you have to go with everything. The test will be at the end of next week. If you haven't passed this evaluation, you will have to take a test on unit 5, including questions on the book. The rest will have to study units 4 and 5 and questions on the book.
1. Alejandro Acebedo GLOBAL
2. Alejandro Aldana THIRD EVALUATION
3. Iulia Balea PASSED
4. Alejandro Bermejo PASSED
5. Rodrigo Bermejo PASSED
6. Katherine Bernal PASSED
7. Adrián Calderón PASSED
8. Dimichi Castro GLOBAL
9. Marcos Cornejo GLOBAL
10. Randy Cosme GLOBAL
11. Antonio Crespín PASSED
12. Rebeca Díaz THIRD EVALUATION
13. Berta Fernández PASSED
14. Ainhoa Galindo PASSED
15. Rocío Iglesias GLOBAL
16. María Jíménez PASSED
17. Miguel Angel Lozano PASSED
18. Uxía Méndez PASSED
19. David Pérez GLOBAL
20. Roberto Rodríguez PASSED
21. Juliana Román PASSED
22. Adrián Sánchez PASSED
23. Oscar Sánchez GLOBAL
24. Tamar Sánchez PASSED
25. Francisco Varela PASSED
26. Sandra Vargas THIRD EVALUATION
Saturday, 12 June 2010
Thursday, 21 January 2010
I AM NOT BUT YOU NEED TO WORK...
Dear Students. I do not want you to miss my "boring" class today, so I want you to pretend we did in class the following tasks:
Go to the first link and get the PAU exam for a fortnight (new word for many of you). Download the file from 2006 titled "South American Wild Cats Find Hope in a Test Tube". If you have any problem downloading it, send a comment. I read them. You can even send me the exam resolved as a comment, if you are able to follow the instructions to do it. Yes, that means you can do it in your computer and send it to me.
http://www.selectividadonline.com/examenes-selectividad-madrid/cat_view/363-examenes/61-madrid/164-ingles.html
To review and exercise reported speech, I include the following link. There are rules which you don't have in your text book, exercises and explanations.
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech
Read the text on airport security and use the quotes in it, changing them to reported speech. As a present, you can use unknown words from the text to one of your vocabulary Sheets.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8470072.stm
I will see you next Monday. Have a great weekend.
Go to the first link and get the PAU exam for a fortnight (new word for many of you). Download the file from 2006 titled "South American Wild Cats Find Hope in a Test Tube". If you have any problem downloading it, send a comment. I read them. You can even send me the exam resolved as a comment, if you are able to follow the instructions to do it. Yes, that means you can do it in your computer and send it to me.
http://www.selectividadonline.com/examenes-selectividad-madrid/cat_view/363-examenes/61-madrid/164-ingles.html
To review and exercise reported speech, I include the following link. There are rules which you don't have in your text book, exercises and explanations.
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/reported-speech
Read the text on airport security and use the quotes in it, changing them to reported speech. As a present, you can use unknown words from the text to one of your vocabulary Sheets.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/8470072.stm
I will see you next Monday. Have a great weekend.
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