GLOSSARY CHAPTERS 9-10 ''A CHRISTMAS CAROL''

Towards: in the direction of something or someone.

Dirty sheet: an unclean piece of cotton, used on a bed to cover it.

Grave: a place in the ground where a dead person is.

Dearest: most loved or cherished.

GLOSSARY CHAPTERS 7-8"A CHRISTMAS CAROL"

 Crutches: objects that are used to help people walk.

Weak: something not strong.

Mean: someone who doesn't share money.

Debts: money that you have to give to someone because they have lent money to you, or in exchange for something they have done for you.

GLOSSARY UNIT 2

 Leather: a material usedto make shoes, bags, clothes...

Wool: a material (soft and thick) that grows on the bodies of sheeps and some other animals.

Tool: a piece of equipment that you use to make or repair something.

Envelope: a paper container for a letter.

Tin: a metal container in which food is sold.

Cheerful: happy and positive.

Empty: not containing anything or people.

Luggage: the things that contain your possessions and that you take with you when you are travelling.

Wreck: something destroyed.

GLOSSARY CHAPTERS 5-6 "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"

 Nightcap- it is a piece of cloth used to put on the head for sleep.

Torch- it is an object in which there is fire. It is used for lighting.

GLOSSARY CHAPTERS 3-4 "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"

 Robe- it is a piece of cloth. It is long, like a dress.

Warehouse- it is a big and a extensive place where there are machines, materials...

Guests-are the people who are invited to an event.

GLOSSARY CHAPTERS 1-2 "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"

 Frightened- feeling fear or worry

Clerk- a person who works in an office.

Waste- an unnecessary or wrong use of money.

Kind- a person generous, helpful, and thinking about other people's feelings.

Striking (the hour)- the action of the clock when it is one hour o'clock.

Partner- is the person you work or do business with.

Chain-it is an object used to tie things. The ghosts use to wear it.

GLOSSARY STARTER UNIT AND UNIT 1

Cardigan-a piece of clothing that cover the upper part of the body and the arms, fastening at the front with buttons, and usually worn over other clothes.

Hoodie-a sweatshit that has a hood to cover the head.

Sweatshit-a piece of informal clothing with long sleeves worn on the upper part of the body.

Drop-to fall or to allow something to fall.

Whisper- to speak very quietly, using the breath but not the voice.

Feather-one of the many soft, light things that cover a bird's body.

Pavement-a path with a hard surface, on one or boths sides of a road, that people walk on.

Lonely-unhappy because you are not with other people.

Asleep-sleeping or not awake.

Mood-the way you feel at a particular time.

Take the temperature

Insulation-the state of being insulated.

Take off the mask

Endanger-to put someone or something at risk or in danger of being infected.

Symptom- any feeling of illness or physical or mental change that is caused by a particular disease.

White coat-a piece of white clothing that is worn over other clothes to protect them

Bother-to make someone feel worried or upset.

Disturb-to interrupt what someone is doing.

Annoy-to make someone angry.

Trouble-problems or difficulties.

For-(a period of time)

During-(what happened in that period of time)

A NEW COURSE IN 2º!

 

END OF YEAR SELF-ASSESMENT

1. WHAT CAN YOU DO NOW?

Now I can think in English and understand better when someone speaks it. This year I improve so much in English. Thanks Cristina and Abby.💕

2.YOUR OPINION ABOUT YOUR BLOG-PORTFOLIO 

I think my blog is good, and it helped me to revise and organise units of this year. I learnt a lot with it.

3. YOUR SKILLS: READING, WRITING, LISTENING, SPEAKING, PROJECTS...                                         

In this year I have improved speaking, listening and reading so much, even in coronavirus times, with the meetings with Abby and Cristina.

SCHOOL IN CORONAVIRUS TIMES

📌 On March 12, a new phase began for all of us. A virus called COVID-19🦠 arrived in Spain and the classes were cancelled. I never thought I could learn so many things at home and with my computer💻. This has been going on for three months. Little by little we adapted to this new normality. I've missed my classmates, teachers, and breaks 👩‍🏫. I hope we go back to school next year, although I'll miss Cristina and Abby.💖