ALAN NAHUEL PORTFOLIO

Hello everyone, this will be my last relevant post because the next year I will study in other high-school. During this 3 years I leaned a lot of vocabulary about sports, transports, technologies, health, different moods, etc. My speaking is better I don't feel embarrassed (not to much :D) when I speak during the lessons.  I promise I will study hard an improve my English although you won't teach us. It was fantastic share this 3 years with you. I'll miss everyone of you and I hope you enjoy  what's to come. Bye Bretonians!

Come across: to find something by chance. Get away:  go on holidays carefree. Get off: to leave a bus, train, plane, or boat. Get on:  to aboard a vehicle. See off: say goodbye to someone. Speed up: increase the speed/move faster. Stop over: stop for a moment to have a rest Take off:  start raising the height on an airplane. Turn back: return from a journey, trip, etc.

Diplomacy: The skill of dealing with people in difficult situations without upsetting them. Rudeness: Bad manners and a lack of respect for others. Etiquette: Rules for behavior in society. Bookmark:  To mark some websites in internet. Politeness: Good manners and respect for others. Tradition: A belief or way of doing something which has existed for some time. Insist: to be emphatic, firm, or resolute on some matter of desire, demand, intention, etc. Consideration: The quality of being sensitive to others and thinking about their feelings. Deny: say that something is false. Boast:  to speak with exaggeration and excessive pride, especially about oneself. State: set forth formally. Appreciation: Enjoyment from something that is good quality. Netiquette: Rules of acceptable behavior for writing blogs posts... Rank: The position that someone has in an organisation, society, etc.

Blow:  hard hit. Bolted: locked with a metal bar. Bruised: has got purple marks on the skin from an injury. Fingerprints: marks from a person's fingers. Frame:  the wood or metal part surrounding a window. Lean over: stretch over to reach something. Lightning-rod: a piece of metal attached to a building to prevent lightning damage. Released: let out. Ribbon: a long narrow piece of cloth. Shutters: wooden or metal covers on the outside of windows. Slid down: moved smoothly down something. Whip: a long piece of leather or rope used to hit animals or people.

Draw my Life

This term I've learned a lot. We have learned how to do the passive voice and the conditionals. Also, now I know different  phrasal verbs and vocabulary related electronic devices and the  healthy food. As always, I need to improve my speaking and specially in this  term I should have studied more. Nevertheless, I've realized that now I understand easier the lessons. In ICT we learned haw to do a vectorial image doing logos of famous business and creating our own logo. Also, we learned how to do a data base. See you the next term!

Open up: Tell your worries and problems to someone. Calm down: When you are nervous you need to calm down. Cut down: Reduce the amount of something. Face up to: Realize your problems ad affront to it. Slow down: Reduce the rhythm because you are going very fast. Work out:  Do exercise. Cheer up: Try someone to feel better and happier. Chill out: Relax. Aching Muscle: When you have pain in your muscles Stiff neck: When you have a bad posture of your neck

Autos-da-fe:  Ceremony of burning people Blade:  Sharp edge used for cutting Choked: Made difficult to breathe Craved: Had a strong desire Crawled: out Came out slowly Damp:  A bit wet Dungeon: Dark prison underground Faint:  Lose consciousness Fungus: Plant that feeds on decaying produce Gasped:  Caught one's breath to show surprise or horror Glow: A steady light Groped: Moved hands to feel for something that can't see Outstretched: Extended Razor: A metal instrument with a sharp edge, used for shaving Rub:  Spread something over a surface Shrink: away Move away Slippery:  Smooth and difficult to walk on Spiced: Containing a lot of spices Strap: A narrow piece of leather Tore off: Removed roughly Writhed: Twisted and turned in pain

Adaptable: Able to adjust oneself readily to different conditions. Chemical: A substance produced by or used in chemistry. Electronic:  of or relating to electronics or devices and systems developed through electronics. Energy-saving:  A mechanical device that don't waste electricity. High-tech: Using the most recent and advanced electronic machines, computers, and methods. Innovative: Tending to innovate or characterized by innovation. Sustainable:  Capable of being maintained at a steady level without exhausting natural resources or causing severe ecological damage Wireless:  Something that works without being connected trough out wires.

Bizarre:  Strange. Carefree: Without any problems or worries. Chimes: Ringing of a clock to mark the hour. Dared to:  Had the courage to do something. Decay: No longer fresh Dizziness: A feeling of head turning round, and loss of balance. Dripping: Falling in small drops. Grabbed: Took roughly. Pour: Cause liquid to flow. Stained Glass:   Different coloured pieces of glass making a pattern. Streaming: Light shining strongly. Swung: Moved from side to side. Took hold of: Took control of. Was held: Took place.

Eva López, Adrian and Me

This term was really fast, I learned a lot of things. For example, now, I can edit pictures with a program called "Gimp 2", I  can recognize some idioms and now, I know how affect the social medias in de society. The most I liked in this term were some lessons with Michael, they were extremely funny. Futhermore, in this term I started to see videos and blogs in einglish, but that dosn't enough to improve my einglish, for it I must study more than now. About the culture I learned  some the most strange things that have happened to some people buying and interestering information about the history of the advertisements

GUERRILLA: BEHIND THE TIME:  not aware of or using the latest ideas or techniques; out of date. COUCHPOTATO: BOOKWORM: BID:  To offer. MOTHERTONGE:  the language first learned by a person;native language. RECEIPT:  a note that states that someone has received money or goods. BROADCAST: send out information on the radio or TV

By Unai Arizkuren and me: ENJOY!!

NIKE Just do it. KFC It's finger linckin' good! COCA-COLA Open a coke, open happiness McDONALD' s I'm lovin' it. MICROSOFT Your potential. Our passion. LG Life's good. APPLE Think different.

LOOK UP:  to become better or more prosperous. SILLY:  absurd, ridiculous. OVER-TAKE:  to catch up with and pass, as in a race. TASK:  a piece of work assigned to a person. EAGER:  having or showing strong desire or interest;longing impatiently. GO OFF:  to leave a place EXPRESION Fun to be with...

This was a good quarter but sometimes it was difficult to concentrate on the heat. I have learned quite a few things like the conditional 0,1,2; European Union information, different expressions and lots of vocabulary. I've also found out that running for 30 minutes is not easy. It has been a good school year but should study and improve my marks in the next one. Enjoy your holidays!😁😁😁

Fixed: not movable. Reliable: trustworthy. Bury:  put something under the earth Dump: rubbish, trash. Slide:   glide, move easily. Goal: objective, aim. Loyal:  allegiance. Cub : young of dog, wildcat, bear. Furry:  with lots of hair. Selfish:  caring for oneself only. Fall Out: Have an argument  Make up:  be reconcile. Pick on:  harass. Put up with:  tolerate. Tell off:  reprimand. Turn to:  seek help from.

BRETONIADVISOR  - San Martín del Castañar

WAYS TO PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT Switch off anything that uses electricity when not in use. Unplug devices when possible.  Trade in your dryer for a good old-fashioned clothesline. Run your air conditioner sparingly or not at all. Close the heating and air conditioning vents in your home. Don't use electronic exercise machines. Use a warm blanket or sweater in winter. Conserve water.  Recycle all you can. Avoid excess packaging. Don't waste food. Use reusable bottles for water.