Vocabulary

UNIT 6&7

Traffic jam:

1. a number of vehicles so obstructed that they can scarcely move

Doble decker:
         having two decks or levels.
Pedestrians:
         one who travels on foot
Rush hour:
         a time of day in which large numbers of people are traveling to or from work.

SELF - ASSESTMENT

       

This year I have learned a lots of things about new technology, renewable energy. I have improved in many aspects as in the vocabulary and I have learned to make new styles such as indirect style, passive voice and 6 different types of future. I need to improve the translation and control the nervous in the projects.

REPORTED SPEECH

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This is my physical education proyect its relation to "DIET"

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PROJECT

WITCHES AND CATS IN THE MIDDLE AGE

Ir a este Sway

Grammar

Reflexives pronouns

Conditionals

Conjuctions

Neither - nor
Either - or
Not only - but also
Both - and

VOCABULARY

Pity: sympathetic or kindhearted sorrow for, or sensitiveness to, another's suffering, distress, or misfortune

Complaint:an expression of discontent, regret, pain, resentment, or grief

Boost:to increase; raise

Open up:to start to talk more about yourself and your feelings

cut down:to do or use less of something