Friday, 10 May 2013

Unit 7: Apologize for a misunderstanding

Ivet: Excuse me. Can I have a word with you?
Cris: Yes. Is there a problem?
Ivet: I'm afraid so. Did you know that you can not walk on the grass?
Cris: No, I didn't.
Ivet: Didn't you see the sign?
Cris: No, I'm afraid not.
Ivet: Have you been here before?
Cris: No, I'm not from here. Sorry about that. I didn't realize.
Ivet: That's Ok. Remeber for next time.  


Monday, 6 May 2013

Fan rushes Bieber at Dubai concert


(CNN) -- Canadian singing sensation Justin Bieber was left shaken but unhurt after an overenthusiastic fan jumped on stage during his concert in Dubai and attempted to grab him mid song.
The gig had already caused controversy among fans after Bieber arrived on stage two hours late.
The incident, the latest of a slew of controversies on the singer's "Believe" tour, sparked a buzz on social media sites, with his fans, or 'Beliebers', rushing to check their idol was safe.
CNN looked at social media sites to see what happened and how fans, detractors, and the teen superstar himself, responded.
MY OPINION
In my opinion people who do this are rude, because if you go to the concert it's because you're a fan of the artist and with that you respect people like you, who really appreciate the famous person. The thing is that when you do this you're not making people have a good time, you're like broking the concert. 
What I like about this new it's that Justin didn't stop singing or dancing, as he'd said the show goes on and the other fans didn't deserve the stop of the concert.

Unit 8: Happy Ending

This last year, things weren't going to well for me. I'd arrived to Australia and the airport staff had also lost my packs. I was so upset and scared at the same time. then I got to my new residence in the University and my room partner was really rude and the room looked grouse. So I spent a lot of time trying to change from my room.

Everything changed for me the day I saw a tall boy with blond hair and blue eyes. From that moment my world had changed, he was perfect. Then I started meeting him on the University cafeteria until the day of my life arrived. He asked me to be his girlfrind.

These months, I feel much happier. Being with him by my side had made me see that sometimes you are happier if you are positive. If I hadn't moved to Australia, I'd never met the man of my life.



Unit 7: Changing laws

The goverment plans to introduce a new law which will mean to introduce school on Saturday. In my view, this would have some negative consequences.In the first place, I believe this would have a positive repercusation for our education but it won't be a good idea for teenagers. It probably improve our level in all the country. I think that this is unfair because on Saturdays the teenagers hang out and relax at home after a really hard week at the school. If teachers work, the state will have to pay them more and that's not a good idea because we are in crisis. There is an alternative method to achieve the goverment's aims that approved a new law. Finally, the alternative methods about the plans to introduce school on Saturday are with internet or like always, going to school. The results shouldn't be agreed for guys. If the aim of the government is to lower the number of people who leaves the studies, it seems to me that there's a better alternative: if they remove bad results, education in this country would be safer.





Wednesday, 24 April 2013

London Marathon

Many big cities have a marathon. But London's marathon is special... most people run it for charity. It's the largest annual fundraising event in the world: since 1981 it has raised mor than 525 million euros. but it's not easy to run 42 km dressed like a dragon... even if it's for a good cause.

Taylor Swift

America's favourite sweetheart


Taylor Swift's personal pop songs are loved by millions of fans... but it's her positive attitude and generosity that make her a real star.

From the moment the 14-year-old singer arrived in the city of Nashville, USA, it was clear she destined for success. Taylor Swift moved to the American country music capital from her home in Pennsylvania for just one reason... she wanted to be famous country singer. her songs soon made an impression on music bosses... and her dream became a reality.

Early Success

In 2006, at age 16, Taylor released her first single "Tim McGraw" about one of her ex-boyfriends. Love has been a theme of her music ever since. Taylor's public appreciated her intimate, autobiographical songs and in 2008 she was nominated for her first Grammy award. Then at the 2010 Grammy awards, she became the youngest singer to win Album of the Year... at the age of 20.


 

International Star

The talented singer now has an international reputation. Taylor's third album, Speak Now, was Number ONe in the USA, and Taylor has also toured North America, Europe and Australia.  Taylor loves playing live shows and speaking with her fans.
"Fans are my favourite thing in the world", she says. "I'll hang out with them after the show. I'll hang out with them before the show.

Love life

Recently, Taylor has been subject of speculation about her relationship with One Direction's Harry Styles. She says she is embarrassed that people talk about her love life. In the past, Taylor has had lots of famous boyfriends such as Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner and Jake Gyllenhaal. So does she alway go out with famous boys? "I really don't have any rules when it comes to height, age, career choice", she says.

Positive influence

Like other pop artists such as Shakira, Taylor Swift likes to help others. She gives money to schools and recorded the Hope for Haiti Now album for the victims of the disaster there. She also has a good influence on young people: Taylor avoids alcohol and cigarettes. "I don't drink to get drunk because that's just not cute... and I don't want to smoke anything because I sing", she says.

Taylor the actress

Taylor isn't just a country singer... she is an actress too! Taylor has had roles in Valentine's Day, the Lorax and the TV series CSI. She also played herself in the film Hannah Montana: The Movie. What a successful music career and all her Grammy awards, perhaps the next step for Taylor Swift is to win an Oscar?


Monday, 11 March 2013

Beautiful Creatures

A new teenage heroine is coming... and she's a witch!

Everyone is saying that Beautiful Creatures will be the next Twilight. The ingredients are there: a successful series of novels, a teenage romance between a mortal and a supernatural being, and a modernist house in the forest. What could go wrong?

High-school student Ethan is desesperate to escape the small town in South Carolina where he has lived all his life. When a new girl, lena, 15, arrives in the town and joins his school, he is instantly attracted to her and the fact that she is different to all the other girls he knows. What he doesn't realise is that Lena is a Caster, one of a race of magical beings who, when they turn 16, become powerful withches for either good or evil. If she turns evil, the world will be in danger.
Given her future career path and general immortality, it's not clear why lena has to go to school. but she does. And Ethan falls in love with her, even though she keeps warning him that she may soon became a demonic agent of global destruction. Some guys just can't resist a challenge when they see one.
Beautiful Creatures lacks ofiginality, but it is saved by a good sense of humour and an enjoyable performance by Emma Thompson as an evil witch in the body of a conservative Christian housewife. It probably won't be the new Tilight, however.