Wednesday, 20 June 2018
Self-Assessment
I can do the translation better.I can write a big paragraph . I understand the information and the vocabulary of the readings.Can speak using vocabulary about clothes and I can speak using simple past grammar for example the past simple.My favorite activity is the speaking about shopping for clothes. I need improved the listenings.Now I can pronounce better because mickel helped us a lot
Vocabulary
Color is really a
sensation or impression, it is believed that it has our brain when it receives
information from the eyes. Travel electromagnetic waves through the air. These
waves come from the light that reflects the surfaces of the object.
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Surfing
Surfing or boarding is a water sport that consists of sliding and turning in a wave, standing on a board.
There is evidence of the presence of surfing for more than 500 years on the islands of Polynesia. The English explorer James Cook arrived in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778.
On the other hand in the north of Peru, local cultures left traces that show men climbing waves. The huacos are pre-Inca ceramics and one of them clearly shows a man on a tree or something similar in an attitude of sliding on a wave.4 This would indicate that everything started in South America, but it was the Polynesians in their constant swells between islands, who some centuries later, took the custom of sliding waves to places like Hawaii.
With the contact, the native cultures were repressed and the surf happened to lose height. James Cook was later killed by the natives. In the twentieth century, surfing recovered and with the influx of American tourists and military in Hawaii and the fame of the Hawaiian Olympic Duke Kahanamoku, surfing began to become popular on the coasts of California and Australia, creating the germ of a subculture in the environments in which it was practiced extending then to other countries.
This happened in the 50s and 60s. Then the boards were large solid wood objects and surfing was a simple practice. Later it became more difficult thanks to the audacity of pioneers like Óscar Rodríguez, patriarch of modern surfing of big waves. There was also an evolution in acrobatics and movements as well as an investigation into new designs and board materials that would allow other expressions. Currently, competitive surfing is fundamentally based on:
• The design and materials researches of aeronautical engineers surfers looking for a hydrodynamic optimization of the boards.
• The current of Australian evolution of style (broad and energetic movements).
• In recent years, it has included influences from skateboarding and snowboarding - sports in turn based on surfing.
Surfing was known in the 60s in many countries on different continents. Currently, it is practiced in almost the entire world, although the most buoyant tables and accessories industries have their headquarters in Australia, southern Europe and the United States. Among the destinations most requested by practicing travelers are Australia and Southeast Asia. Surfing is a thriving sport also in Latin America in some areas of Peru, Chile, Mexico or Brazil, with a large number of beaches suitable and ideal for this sport
There is evidence of the presence of surfing for more than 500 years on the islands of Polynesia. The English explorer James Cook arrived in the Hawaiian Islands in 1778.
On the other hand in the north of Peru, local cultures left traces that show men climbing waves. The huacos are pre-Inca ceramics and one of them clearly shows a man on a tree or something similar in an attitude of sliding on a wave.4 This would indicate that everything started in South America, but it was the Polynesians in their constant swells between islands, who some centuries later, took the custom of sliding waves to places like Hawaii.
With the contact, the native cultures were repressed and the surf happened to lose height. James Cook was later killed by the natives. In the twentieth century, surfing recovered and with the influx of American tourists and military in Hawaii and the fame of the Hawaiian Olympic Duke Kahanamoku, surfing began to become popular on the coasts of California and Australia, creating the germ of a subculture in the environments in which it was practiced extending then to other countries.
This happened in the 50s and 60s. Then the boards were large solid wood objects and surfing was a simple practice. Later it became more difficult thanks to the audacity of pioneers like Óscar Rodríguez, patriarch of modern surfing of big waves. There was also an evolution in acrobatics and movements as well as an investigation into new designs and board materials that would allow other expressions. Currently, competitive surfing is fundamentally based on:
• The design and materials researches of aeronautical engineers surfers looking for a hydrodynamic optimization of the boards.
• The current of Australian evolution of style (broad and energetic movements).
• In recent years, it has included influences from skateboarding and snowboarding - sports in turn based on surfing.
Surfing was known in the 60s in many countries on different continents. Currently, it is practiced in almost the entire world, although the most buoyant tables and accessories industries have their headquarters in Australia, southern Europe and the United States. Among the destinations most requested by practicing travelers are Australia and Southeast Asia. Surfing is a thriving sport also in Latin America in some areas of Peru, Chile, Mexico or Brazil, with a large number of beaches suitable and ideal for this sport
Monday, 4 June 2018
Aitana Description
She is a singuer .She is slim and tall . She has got long , straight , brown hair and she has got small brown eyes . She has got small nose .
DESCRIBE A PICTURE
In this photo I am dancing sevillanas with my dance group. I'm wearing a dress, a flower in her hair and some heels. It's fun.
Vocbulary Unit 7
Helmet --- casco
Hoodie --- capucha
Ginger --- is a person who has red hair
Freckles --- they are spots in the skin
Hoodie --- capucha
Ginger --- is a person who has red hair
Freckles --- they are spots in the skin
Vocabulary Unit 6
Spicy --- picante
Chickpeas --- garbanzos
Canvas --- lienzo
Key ring ---you use for holding keys
Chickpeas --- garbanzos
Canvas --- lienzo
Key ring ---you use for holding keys
Vocabulary Unit 5
Tiny --- very small
Firts -aid kit --- kit de primeros auxilios
Huge --- very big
Such as --- tal como
Firts -aid kit --- kit de primeros auxilios
Huge --- very big
Such as --- tal como
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