BASIC ELEMENTS OF A PROJECT

1. Justufication : In this element you write what for or why are you going to do the project


2.Objectives: 


Main objective
You  have to write in this element what do you want to do in your project? You must begin with a verb

Specific objectives:

You have to write 3 objectives that make the main objective come trough.

3.Theoretical background:

In spanish this is like the Marco teorico; so you have to write here the summaries of the articles you have read, you can paste videos, pictures, and interviews, etc.

4. Conclusions:

You have to write here your own  writing compositions based on the readings you have done and you have to put your own position about the topic.

Besides that, you have to do all of this in a blog were you can paste videos, pictures and your own video for the presentation of the project.

The oral presentation of the project is individually.

EXAMPLE OF BLOG

Hi girls.

You can watch an example of a blog made by students of last year in the link below.

http://lovistango111.blogspot.com/

PRONUNCIATION EXAM

Hi girls.

Remember you have a pronunciation exam about weather list of vocabulary.

Use the link for practicing pronunciation.

http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/speech.asp

Study hard.

Bye

Robinson

VIDEO ABOUT WEATHER

Real English® 12 Subtitled - What's the weather like? CC Double

Hi girls.

You have here a video you have to watch to answer some oral questions for next class

WEATHER VOCABULARY

Hi girls.

Welcome again and here you have the rest of the vocabulary about the weather you have to find out for next class.

wind

gust of wind

gale

biting wind

blustery wind

whirlwind

hurricane

tornado

weather forecast

changeable weather

inclement weather

mild weather

above zero

below zero

the temperature dropped

flood

drought

climate

to be hot

to be boiling hot

to be warm

to be boiling

to be stifling

to be oppressive

to be airless

to be fair

to be fine

to be muggy

to be humid

to be damp

to be dry

to be cold

to be freezing

to be icy

to be chilly

to be cloudy

to be overcast

to be rainy

to be misty

to be foggy

to be sunny

to be windy winter spring fall summer

EXAM TWO WORD VERBS

Hi  girls.

Remember you have an exam for next class about phrasal verbs. Besides you have to study the vocabulary we studied in class.

Study hard

Good luck

Robinson.

DIALOGUE IM SORRY

Hi girls.

You have here the script of the dialogue you have to play, for the class after the next.

OH, IM SORRY

BLACK MAN: WOULD YOU MIND OPEN  THE DOOR MIKE?

MIKE : SURE. CAN I HELP YOU WITH THAT?

BLACK MAN: IT’S ALL RIGHT.´

MIKE: LET ME PICK THIS UP FOR YOU.

BLACK MAN: DON’T BOTHER ILL TAKE THE PAPERS.

MIKE: IM SORRY, I DIDN’T SEE THE WASTE BASKET.

BLACK MAN: IT’S OK, I´LL TAKE CARE.

MIKE: NO,NO LET ME.

BLACK MAN: PLEASE, BE CAREFUL WITH THE COMPUTER CABLE…NEVER MIND.

MIKE: I HOPE YOU DON’T HAVE ANYTHING IMPORTANT.

BLACKMAN: WHAT IS THE QUESTION MIKE?

MIKE: I´M DOING A SOURVEY OF ACCIDENTS IN THE WORK PLACE.WOULD YOU LIKE TO ANSWER A FEW QUESTIONS?

BLACK MAN: I´M AWFULLY BUSY RIGHT NOW MIKE. COULD YOU COME BACK A LITTLE LATER?

MIKE: OH SURE. WHAT TIME WOULD BE GOOD FOR YOU?

BLACK MAN: HOW ABOUT 5:30.

MIKE: OK. I´LL SEE YOU AT 5:30. DON’T WE USUALLY GO HOME AT 5 O’CLOK?

                 

IN THE KITCHEN

MIKE: EXCUSE ME, MY WATCH SEEMS TO STOP. COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT TIME IT IS?

WOMAN: SURE. ITS EXACTLY 2:35.

MIKE: I’M SORRY.

WOMAN: OH NO

MIKE: LET ME CLEAN THIS UP FOR YOU.

WOMAN: DON’T WORRY I’LL GET IT.

MIKE: SORRY. ARE YOU OK?.

WOMAN: SURE. THIS THINGS HAPPEN TO ME ALL THE TIME.

MIKE: REALLY?

WOMAN: I DON’T KNOW WHY BUT THEY ALWAYS DO.

MIKE: YOU  KNOW WHAT? I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM.

WOMAN: NO KIDDING!

MIKE: IN FACT. I’M DOING A SOURVEY OF ACCIDENTS IN THE WORK PLACE.

WOMAN: REALLY? THAT’S FASCINATING!

MIKE: I HAVE IT RIGHT HERE. DO YOU HAVE THE TIME TO ANSWER A FEW QUESTIONS?

WOMAN: OK. BY THE WAY MY NAME IS ELENE NICOLLS. WHAT’S YOURS?

MIKE: MIKE, MIKE MEYER.NICE TO MEET YOU.

WOMAN: I’M SORRY. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?

MIKE: HEY, NO PROBLEM.