P.E VOCABULARY

Knocked forward: golpeo hacia delante
Step out: salir
Illness: enfermedad
Consciousness: concienciarse
Otherwise: de otra manera
Regarding: respecto a
Source of danger away: fuente de peligro
Seriousness: gravedad
Other risk: otro riesgo
Accurate: preciso
Standard orieenteering race: carrera de orientacion estandar
Entirely up: totalmente
Staggered stars: estrellas escalonadas
Fluid-filled housing: carcasa llena de liquido
Inexpensive compass: brujulas baratas
Held flat: plana
Long axis: ejes largos
Rotating compass housing: carcasa de la brujula giratoria
Features: caracteristicas
Attaching to the wrist: uniendose a la muñeca
Aligned with the compass needle: alineado con la aguja de la brujula
Bearings: aspectos
Keeping the needle aligned: manteniendo la aguja allineada
Travel arrow: flecha de viaje
Arrows engrayed: flechas grabadas
North arrrows drawn: flechas del norte dibujadas
Hold: sostener
Ahead of you: delante tuyo
Prominent object ahead: objeto prominente de delante
Navigational aid used: ayuda a la navegacion usada
Navigational device: dispositivo de navegacion
Aligned: alineado
Altimeters: altimetro
Mastering map reading: masterizar la lectura del mapa

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VOCABULARY UNIT 8

Charming: Encantador:
Jelous: celoso
Proud: orgulloso
Selfish: egoísta
Sensible: sensato
Sensitive: sensible
Stubborn: obstinado
Thoughtful: pensativo
Vain: vano
Fall out: caer
Get on with: llevarse bien con
Look up to: admirar a alguien
Make up: maquillaje
Pick on: meterse con
Put up with: soportar
Tell of: decir algo
Turn to: empezar a
Endangered: en peligro de extinción
Happiness: felicidad
Sadness:  tristeza

EXPRESSIONS

How is it cooked? :  ¿Cómo se cocina?
That smells / looks / sounds / tastes.. :  Esto huele, se ve, suena, sabe...
I don't like the smell / look / sound / taste of that!:  No me gusta el olor, como lo veo, como suena, como sabe eso
I'm found / not very found of:  Estoy a favor / No estoy a favor de...
I'm keen / not very keen on:  Estoy interesado / No muy interesado en..
What's that made with?:  ¿Con qué esta hecho?
What it is served with?:  ¿Con qué se sirve?
What has it got on / in it?  ¿Qué lleva?

                                                    -Afirmative: am / is / are + past participle
PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE     -Negative: am not/ isn't / aren't + past participle

                                                    -Interrogative: question word+ am / is / are + past participle



                                             - Afirmative: was / were + past participle
PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE      - Negative: wasn't / weren't + past participle
                                             -Interrogative: question word + was / were + past participle



                                He used to live in Madrid. He lives in Barcelona now
USED TO                I didn't use to drink coffe
                                What games did you use to play when you were five?

VOCABULARY UNIT 6

Bury:  enterrar
Dump:  vertedero
Poison:  veneno
Pollute:  contaminar
Throw away:  tirar por hay
Fixed:  fijo
Light:  ligero
Reliable:  de confianza
Unreliable:  de poca confianza
Belt:  cinturón
Ring:  anillo

• FIRST CONDITIONAL:    If + present simple = will + infinitive

• SECOND CONDITIONAL:  If + past simple = would + infinitve

• Will for promises: I'll be home by 11.00 tonight/ We wont be late again

• Unless = if not : Unless we leave now, we'll be late = if we don't be late now, we'll be late

PASSIVE VOICE

HOW CAN I BE MORE ENVIRMONETAL FRIENDLY?

1- Conserve water at home.

• Install a low-flow shower head and take short showers.
• Don't leave water runnning while you brush your teeth.

2- Conserve electricity at home.

• See if you can switch to wind or solar-powered electricity, which produces fewer emissions.
• Turn off appliances and electronics when you don't use. Computers, TVs, coffee pots, and more should be turned off and unplugged when you aren't using them.

3- Plant trees.

• Plant natives trees that will help the soil and provide shade.
• Don't cut down trees unlees it's completely necessary. save as many as you can.

VOCABULARY OF SECOND SECTOR

Scars:  cicatriz
Mineshaft:  pozo de mina
Layers:  capas
Aquifers:  aquíferos
Harful:  dañinos
Burning of gas:  quema de gas
Belong to:  pertenecer a
Combustion engine:  motor de combustión
Assembly line production:  producción de linea de montaje
Household appliance industries:  electrodomésticos
Important economic engine:  importante motor económico
Half-finished:  productos semi-acabados

SELF-ASSESMENT

• What can I do that I couldn't do before?

I learn the activities of the primary sector, how to describe a landscape.

I learn many vocabulary of crimes and criminals.

I learn how to do acrossport in the correct way without do dangerous.

• What did I like most?

I like how we learn the crimes playing games.

I like how we learn geography with power points.

I like play football because we don't play in three years that I were in this school

• What did I do well?

In geography I did well the maps

In english I did well the grammar

In physical education I did well all the sports

• What am I confused about?

I am confused about some vocabulary, sometimes I don't understand the definitions.

• What did I do in English outside the class?

I go to particular classes, I study and I play videogames in english.

• What do I need to improve?

My marks because I study a lot and I don't have the results that I can have. 

• What did I learn about culture?

I learn about the stories we read about other cultures

I learn about the projects that my classmates are presenting because you learn many things

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TWO EXPLORERS VOCABULARY

Fabrics: A cloth produced especially by knitting, weaving or felting fibers.

Fireworks: a brilliant and dazzling display.

Friars: a member of a usually mendicant Roman Catholic order.

Prayed: to offer devout petition, praise, thanks....

Thread: a thin strand, cord or filament of natural or manufactured material.

Widow: a woman whose spouse has died and who hasn't remarried.

RELATIVE PRONAUNS
who: to talk about people/ A burglar is a criminal who breaks into houses.
wich: to talk about things/  Lola found some informationwich was very interesting.
whose: to talk about possession/  Judges are people whose decisions are very important.
where: to talk about places/  A court is a place where lawyers work.

PAST PERFECT

UNIT 5

Armed robber: ladrón a mano armada
Burglar: ladrón
Detective: detective
Fraudster: defraudador
Judge: juez
Lawyer: abogado
Mugger: asaltador
Murderer: asesino
Thief: ladrón
Traffic warden: vigilante de tráfico

Arson: incendio provocado

Blackmail: chantaje

Credit-card-fraud: fraude de tarjeta de credito

Burglary: robo

Drug-dealing: trafico de drogas

Forgery: falsificador

Kidnapping: secuestro

Mugging: asalto

Pickpocketing:  carterista

Shoplifting: atracador de tiendas

Smuggling: contrabando

Speeding: exceso de velocidad

Interview: entrevista

Trap: trampa

Bussines owner: propietario de la empresa

Household: casa

Lawmaker: el que hace las leyes

Local council: consejo local

GRAMMAR OF UNIT 4

Present perfect
For:   I haven't visited Madrid for three years
Since:   have you been at this schoolsince you were 12?
Already:   she has already ask me.
Yet:   we haven't had breakfast yet.
Still:   they still haven´t been to London

Past simple
Yesterday:  I didn't do my exam yesterday.
In:  Did you go to the beach in summer?
Later:  He saw her half an hour later.
Ago:  We moved to France two years ago.

Subject questions
Who invented the mobile phone?
What happened next?
Who used the computer last?

Object questions
When did Sarah buy her laptop?
How do you use the app?
What did people do before they had mobile phones?

Present perfect with ever, never and just
Ever:  Have you ever been to America?
Never:  I've never had a problem with this computer
Just:  Sammie has just bought a new TV

UNIT 4
Amusing: divertido
Annoying: molesto
Frightening: aterrador
Irritating: irritante
Upsetting: molesto
Plug in: enchufar
Scroll: deslizar el dedo
Stream: corriente
Unplug: desenchufar
Burst out laughing: no parar de reir
Gap: brecha
Misunderstanding: malentendido
Nod your head: asentir con la cabeza
Shake your head: sacudir la cabeza
Spread news: difundir noticias
Squeeze: exprimir
Warn: advertir

UNIT 3
Set up: prepare to sell
Queue up: stay in a line for something
Turn up: come
Fill you up: llenar
Bargain: gangas
Be worth: valer
Borrow: pedir prestado
Lend: prestar
Save up: ahorrar
Waste: vender
Join in: participar
Miss out: perder
Take up: comenzar
Try out: probar
Customer: cliente
Gloves: guantes
Shop owner: dueño de la tienda
Sports gear: engranaje de los deportes
Wash up: lavarse

GEOGRAPHY WORK:

This place has large size and irregular shape.

This place  has irrigated farming, because the water of the mountains goes around the canals.

This place has a intensive agriculture because happens in densely populated areas.

In this picture you can see that there isn´t a populated area because is a very big place, the vegetation is very common because you can see many places that are green. the agriculture is in a densly populated area because you can´t see houses around this mountain because is only for agriculture and they can´t occupy any place 

GEOGRAPHY VOCABULARY:

Within: dentro de 

Taxes: impuestos

Anthem: himno

Currency: moneda

Themselves: ellos mismos

Entitled: titulo de....

Basis: bases

Worldwide: todo el mundo

PRESENT PERFECT TENSES.

ENGLISH VOCABULARY

Short out/solve: an ocasion when you put things in order or in their correct place 
Have you ever travelled?     a trip / a journey
Low cost: cheap
Norway-norguegeian
Delayed: happening at a later time than expect or intended
ESTA: passaport that we use for go to other countries
Charge: to ask an amount of money for something, especially aservice or acctivity
Choose-Chose-Chosen
Can´t afford: you musn´t do it because it would cause serious problems for you, because you haven´t got money
Is it worth?: if you are going to spend time doing a piece of work, you should do it as well as you can

 FIND THE MISSING WORD

1.      Africa runs 5 000 miles from the Mediterranean sea all the way down to the cape of Good Hope and 4600 miles from Cape Verde all the way over to Senegal

2.      Biomes are climate zones and throughout that area, throughout that climate zones, you can see the same average temperatures and average precipitation what that means is that you also see very similar fauna and vegetation living in that region.

3.      The most famous desert in Africa is, of course, the Sahara desert. Now, some parts of the Sahara desert are sandy, like you can see here. Other parts of the Sahara desert are rocky but in either case, the fact that it is very dry is going to make it a very difficult period to cross.

4.      It is not the rain itself that’s particularly important, it’s also the enviroment diversity There are many different fauna and vegetation That can be found in the rain forest   and that’s one of the thing that makes the rain forest so valuable not just in Africa but throughout the Earth.

5.      The Nile is the most famous river in Africa, because is the largest river in the world. But there is also the Congo river which is the second longest river in the world.

6.      Africa actually has its own version of the Great Lakes with famous lakes like Lake Kivu,Malawi lake, lake victoria and lake Tanganyka

7.      All the Africa is a plateau. Meaning that Africa itself is an elevated land. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find any mountain ranges in Africa. You can find mountain ranges like, for example, the Atlas mountain in northwestern Africa.

8.      Africa also has some interesting mountains like Kilimanjaro mountain , the highest  mountain Africa which seems to just rise on it own out of the ground

9.      The Great Rift Valley refers to a region of Africa that is  literally, being split apart. There are some tectonic plates that are located within or near Africa, that are, actually, moving  away from each other, and what’s doing is creating not just some of the highest elevations in Africa, but also lakes like Tanganyka that is among the deapest  in the world.

QUESTIONS

1. Where in the world is Africa?
2. How many times is Africa larger than The United States?
3. How is the savanna defined in the video?
4. Which animals can be found in the savanna biome?
5. Where is located the chaparral biome in Africa?
6. Which are the most famous deserts in Africa?
7. The main natural resources mentioned in the video are .....

ANSWERS

1. Africa is located at the South of Europe and at the Southwest of Asia.

2. Africa is three times the size of The United States.

3. As a grassy plain which covers nearly half of Africa.It's characterized by scattered trees among a landscape of grasses and shrubs.

4. The most common animals that can be found in the savanna biome are elephants and giraffes.

5. The chaparral biome is located at northern coast of Africa and along the Mediterranean coast and there is also in the south of Africa as well.

6. The most famous deserts in Africa are the Sahara desert, the Namib desert and the Kalahari desert.

7. The main natural resources mentioned in the video are gold mines,rober trees and oil.