GET EXPRESSIONS

GET EXPRESSIONS

Do you find it hard to get through the day without texting your friends?

If it is good to talk with friends and thanks to the cell phone is easier, but if I can get used to being without my phone and go quiet.

How do you feel about buying gifts? Does it take you a long time to get around to choosing something?

I love giving gifts. If I have to give gifts I buy things that are useful. When I buy gifts I give me the feeling of seeing the happy face of the other person.

Does it take you a long time to get around starting your homework assignments because you are on social networking sites?

I like being in touch with my friends and talk with them, but I can easily get out of social networking to perform my tasks.

Supposed To

Supposed To

II BIMESTER- A PROVERB

 PROVERB

This proverb mentions that when we are afflicted by  some reason or have many problems we gain  strength and  move  forward,  fight and be positive about  ourselves  that things will change ; When God says HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES  it promotes a change in a heart for God with love and blessings help us move forward.

If self is never aid may be better.

For example :

When a person loses their  job should start a new business get ahead so you will be fine  with joy and positivity blessings with honest work  arrive alone.

II BIM/ Good and Bad manners around the world

Good and Bad Manners around the world

BAD MANNERS 

• It is bad manners to arrive late for appointment in Japan.

• It is impolite not to bless all your family in Venezuela.

• It is not acceptable to eat dishes prepared with exotic animals in Ecuador.

• People might stare at you for urinating on the streets in Chile.

GOOD MANNERS 

• Visiting a new born baby is good manners in France.

• It is acceptable to drink a lot of alcohol in Germany.

• It is good manners to tip a taxi driver in Spain.

• It is polite to say hello when you arrive to a place in Mexico.

Fashion - Conversation

Fashion - Conversation

A: Hi Geoel are you free? Let´s go shopping.

B: Isn´t urgent really?

A: I need to buy a jacket because I have a party.

B: Ok let’s  go.

A: Look at this jacket in the sale rack. Isn´t it stylish?

B: I think it is not appropriate for the party. This jacket is more usefull than the other one.

A: Yes, Do not you think is pretty?

B: Really and this color is in fashion.

A: Oh I like this color. Do not you think it is nice?

B: Well, but I am not sure.

A: OMG. I can not decide.

B: For me the second jacket is better for you.

A: OK I agree with you.

B: Ok let´s paid for it.

Carla Guillén R.

Geoel Tapia 

MY BIGGEST CHALLENGE

MY BIGGEST CHALLENGE

When I was a teenager I always dreamed learning about airplanes.

In 2010 I went to ITSA FAE.  and  I started my studies, at 18 years old, I visited many airports and airline companies.

My first work was at TAME ; for me this experience was amazing I remember seeing the first airplane at FAE.

This was a big challenge for me because at FAE school there was discrimination because women could not enter in this institution.

ASKING INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

ASKING INTERVIEW QUESTIONS 

·         How long have you been living here?

I have been living here 8 years.

·         Have you ever lived in another country?

No I never lived in another country.

·         What kind of music are you listening to currently?

I listen to currently pop music.

·         What is your favorite way of spending (an evening)?

My favorite way of spend an evening is to reading a book.

·         When did you last (buy yourself a treat)?

I like to buy things; my last purchase was a gift for my mom.

·         What did you do for you last birthday?

For my last birthday I traveled to Quito because my mom worked in Quito.

·         What is the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?

My father on my birthday recorded a video for me and my sister.

·         Who or what is the greatest love of your life?

My dad and my mom.

·         What were you doing at this time yesterday?

Yesterday afternoon I was doing my homework