P.E- Endurance and Flexibility

Endurance and Flexibility.

Basketball. 

Activities of endurace and flexibility.

English vocabulary: Unit 1

UNIT 1. TIME FOR CHANGE.

Word	Meaning
Guidelines	General rules to do something.
To hire	To rent something, like a car.
Stranger	A person you don´t know.
Foreigner	A person from other country.
Humble	Poor, self- effacing.
Crumbs	Small piece of something (migas). Ex. The children threw crumbs to the ducks.
Barn	Place or building where the farmer keeps the food of the animals.
Indeed	Incredible! Ex. Indeed. Are you going to do this?
Your eyes popped out of his head	Extremely surprised
Yawn	Mouth movement when you feel sleepy.
Seldom	Rarely
To get on / off	… a bus, train or board.
To get in / on / off	… cars, taxis…
Compulsory	Obligatory, required.
Honest	Sincere, upright.
Dishonest	Lying, cheating, fraudulent.
Easy-going	Relaxed.
stubborn	A persona who thinks…, who doesn´t change his ideas.
To do hoovering	Clean by vacuuming
Carbohydratos
To put on weight	To get fatter
To lose weight	To become slimmer
Properly	Apropiately, suitably
Yummy	Delicious
Big-sized	Large
At risk	In danger
Pity	Sad fact. Ex. What a pity!
Sorrow	Extreme sadness
Teardrops	Tear
Australian aborigines	Australian natives.
Bungee jumping	In sport, climb a very tall mountain or tres and then, jump.
Adult	Grow up
To grow up	To become adult
I can´t stop…	I can´t stand…

Expressions. Responding to good news.

Superb!

I´m glad to hear that.

That sounds like great news.

Great news.

I believe that.

Expressions. Responding to bad news.

I´m awfully sorry that.

I do sympathize with you.

Please, accept my deepest sympathy.

That must be awful.

That´s a pity.

What a bummer!

GEOGRAPHY. Unit 2. The natural environment.

GEOGRAPHY: Describing a landsscape

 

GEOGRAPHY. Unit 1. Studying territories.

WORD	MEANING
Anthropic	Related to humans.
Atlas	Collection of maps.
Bank	The slope of land that borders a stream, river, or lake.
Coal	A mineral of glowing or burned wood or other combustible substance.
Contours	Closed curves and lines that connect points at the same altitude.
Crop / Harvest	The plant, or the product of a plant, produced while growing.
Crust	The outer layer of the earth.
Dam	A barrier to obstruct or control the flow of water, built across a stream or river.
Earthquake	Vibrations in the earth's crust causing the ground to shake.
Edge	A line or border at which a surface end
Flood	A great flowing or overflowing of water, esp. over land not usually submerged.
Geography	Science that identify, contextualise, describe, explain and relate the different facts and phenomena that are associated with territories.
Grasshoper	A plant-eating insect having large hind legs used for leaping.
Herd	A number of animals feeding, traveling, or kept together
Reaning of animals	Livestock.
Scale	A proportional relashionship existing between what is represented on the map and reality.
Settlements	A small community, as in a thinly populated area.
Soil	The land that it has been prepared for cultivation.
Stream	Any flow or current of liquid, fluid…

English Vocabulary- UNITS 0-1

 UNITS 0 AND 1. VOCABULARY

Peer	One who is the equal of another in abilities or social status	Equal
Tool	An instrument for some purpose or work	Instrument
Willingness	Consenting, inclined
Litter	Rubbish scattered	Bin
To threaten	To make a statement or promise that one will punish or harm	Intimidate
Unwillingness	Not willing
To disrupt	To cause disorder	Disturb
Available	Suitable or ready for use	Ready
Development	Progress
Device	Thing made for a particular purpose. Example: a mechanical or electric invention	Machine
Attachment	Computer file sent along with an email message.
Rehearsal	Session of exercise, drill, or practice, or performance in preparation for a public performance, ceremony	Performace
Tasks	Homework
Littering	Messy
To complain	To express dissatisfaction, pain or grief.	Protest
To apologise	To make an apology

EXPRESSIONS:

• ·   Disruptive behaviour: Bad behaviour.
• ·   To sleep a wink: not sleep at all.
• ·   To set up a blog: to create a blog.
•      To get on well: get along well.