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2Bach- Colors of the Wind Pocahontas) - Translate into Galician

2Bach- Colors of the Wind Pocahontas) - Translate into Galician

Click HERE:#mce_temp_url# to listen to the song in English.

Translate this fragment of the song into Galician so that in can be sung (take the METRICS into account) in our language:

Voluntary homework to raise up to 0.5 in the final mark this term.(2 Bach B and C). Deadline: Monday THE WEEK BEFORE the 2nd term exams start.

You think I’m an ignorant savage - 9 Beats 
And you’ve been so many places - 8
I guess it must be so -6
But still, I cannot see -6
If the savage one is me - 7
How can there be so much that you don’t know?- 10
You don’t know-3

You think you own whatever land you land on-11
The Earth is just a dead thing you can claim-10
But I know every rock and tree and creature- 11
Has a life, has a spirit, has a name- 10

You think the only people who are people-11
Are the people who look and think like you-10
But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger-11
You’ll learn things you never knew, you never knew-11

Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon?- 13
Or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned?- 10
Can you sing with all the voices of the mountain?- 12
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?-11
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind?-11

C1 READING /LISTENING COMPREHENSION: Tom Standage's ten trends to watch in 2025. A letter from the editor of The World Ahead

CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url#

EXERCISE + KEY + VOCABULARY HERE:  #mce_temp_url#

PROBAS CERTIFICATIVAS - GALICIA + LINKS

PROBAS CERTIFICATIVAS - GALICIA + LINKS

CLICK HERE (2020) and HERE (C1) MORE C1 EXAMS GALICIA HERE - MORE B2 GALICIA HERE and HERE, MORE B2 AND C1 HERE

HERE, AS WELL (GUIDES)

HERE EEOOII scoring guides (rúbricas).

AND......USEFUL POSTS:

 

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

CHRISTMAS WORDS AND TRADITIONS - CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url#

CHRISTMAS CRACKERS - CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url# 

HOW CHRISTMAS TREES ARE MADE - CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url#

LAST CHRISTMAS : SONG- CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url# AND EXERCISE HERE: #mce_temp_url#  

2nd BACH NOTEBOOK + MULTIPLE CHOICE CLOZE EXERCISES + READING TRUE- FALSE - NOT GIVEN

2nd BACH NOTEBOOK + MULTIPLE CHOICE CLOZE EXERCISES + READING TRUE- FALSE - NOT GIVEN
Estelle Darcy by isabelcota2

Click here or here (NOTEBOOK) + here (appendix to the English notebook) + HERE (new PAU sample test)

Click HERE ( MULTIPLE CHOICE CLOZE EXERCISES)- More cloze tests HERE

Click HERE: #mce_temp_url#( Reading TRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN)

READING COMPREHENSION PAU - TRUE / FALSE /NOT GIVEN

READING COMPREHENSION PAU - TRUE / FALSE /NOT GIVEN

Click HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE

INVERSIONS IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

CLICK HERE: #mce_temp_url#

ACI CARDS

ACI CARDS

CLICK HERE : #mce_temp_url#

Infinitives and Gerunds Games

Amazing chatbots to improve your writing and speaking created by Cristina Cabal

Click HERE (Writing)

Click HERE (Speaking)

https://www.cristinacabal.com/?p=15701

Vocabulary to speak about towns and villages

Click HERE and HERE , as well.

Click HERE, too.

Translate BEAUTY AND THE BEAST into Galician

Translate BEAUTY AND THE BEAST into Galician

Translate BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (these lines) into Galician in such a way that It is "singable" (number of syllables in each line = English - try to keep the rhyme)

Video HERE


Tale as old as time

True as it can be

Barely even friends

Then somebody bends

Unexpectedly

Just a little change

Small to say the least

Both a little scared

Neither one prepared

Beauty and the Beast

Ever just the same

Ever a surprise

Ever as before

And ever just as sure

As the sun will rise


Voluntary homework to raise marks for all those students who do not study the subject History of Music and Dance.

You MUST give it to me one week BEFORE the English language exams (deadline, you can do it before that)

GENDER EQUALITY VOCABULARY

Video - Why are women paid less than men? HERE

 

Multiple choice cloze

Fill the gaps in the text with the correct word below:

 

Gender roles can be (1)________ as the behaviours, values, and attitudes that a society considers appropriate for (2)________ male and female. Traditionally, men and women had completely different (3)________, men were seen as the provider for the family and women were seen as the caretakers of both the (4)________ and the family. Gender roles influence a (5)________ range of human behaviour, often including the clothing a person chooses, the profession a person (6)________, and the personal relationships a person enters. People have occasionally felt pressure to act or look a certain way based on their gender. This pressure can make people unhappy, especially if they are being asked to be or act in a way that does not (7)________ who they really are. Today people have more freedom (8)________ ever to express themselves, regardless of their gender.

 

1

a  called

b  defined

c  mentioned

d  determined

2

a  both

b  some

c  all

d  none

3

a  parts

b  character

c  papers

d  roles

4

a  home

b  house

c  residence

d  place

5

a  big

b  wide

c  extensive

d  large

6

a  follows

b  continues

c  pursues

d  chases

7

a  appear

b  fit

c  adjust

d  match

8

a  from

b  what

c  than

d  for

VIDEO listening (from: https://freeenglishlessonplans.com/2020/11/17/gender-roles-b1-b2/?amp=1)

Why is Ross (the dad) so upset about Ben (the son) playing with a Barbie?

    1. Because he doesn’t like Barbies

    2. Because he doesn’t think it’s appropriate for boys

    3. Because his ex-wife gave him the Barbie

 

  1. Why does Ben have the Barbie?

    1. Because he chose it at the store

    2. Because Susan gave it to him

    3. Because they didn’t have any other toys

 

  1. How do Carol and Susan react to Ross’ opposition to Ben playing with the Barbie?

    1. They don’t pay too much attention to it

    2. They agree with Ross

    3. They are offended by his reaction

 

  1. What does Ross do about the situation?

    1. He shows Ben other toys to play with

    2. He plays with Ben and his Barbie

    3. He hides the Barbie

 

  1. Who tells Ross that he is exaggerating about the Barbie:

    1. Monica and Joey

    2. Joey and Rachel

    3. Monica and Rachel

 

  1. What did Ross use to do when he was little?

    1. Call Monica “B”

    2. Dress up like a woman

    3. Sing songs all the time

PAUL AUSTER (AUTHOR OF ORACLE NIGHT) DIES AGED 77

CLICK HERE

PRONUNCIATION OF -ED - WITH EXCEPTIONS!!!

VERB HAVE GOT PRACTICE

Have got + Be - HERE - HERE - HERE

Conditionals Listening Practice

Click HERE

Listen to the whole conversation ( Link above) and answer these questions:

What is wrong with the photo? 

Why doesn’t Mrs Seymour give Double X a better photo? 

Who sent the photo to Mrs Seymour? 

How is it possible to make the picture clearer? 

Who is in the photo? 

Can you guess why the photo was sent to Mrs Seymour?

Listen again and fill in the gaps:


If you find him, I ______ extremely pleased.

If we _____ a better picture, we _____ it to you.

If she _____ us that, I _____ to ask for your help.

It _____ me somewhere to start if I _____ her phone number.

It _____ a bit clearer if you _____ at it with your eyes half closed.

American English vs British English

The differences between American English & British English

Click HERE and HERE 

VERB TO BE PRACTICE

VERB TO BE GAMES