@eugenio_fouz
11.November.2024, Monday
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NEWS
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No a la discriminación de los hispanohablantes
en Cataluña (ESPAÑA)
x.com/elmundoes/Europa.contra.discriminación
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PSOE e impuestos
x.com/Capitana_espana/impuestos/política
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Valencia, 1.11.2024
x.com/profsecundario/domingo, 10.11.2024/Valencia
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PDF.11.11.2024.
drive.google.com/E.Fouz/PDF/Top15.websites.teachers/11 11 2024
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theobjective.com/tribunales/catastrofe-sanchez
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Cristina Pardo (EL HORMIGUERO, 2.nov.2024)
x.com/pedropcelis/Cristina Pardo
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Fotogenia
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r e c o r d a t o r i o
De Pulgarcito al informe Hite
Eugenio Fouz
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Iker Jiménez (12.11.2024)
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8.nov.2024
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2.nov.2024
Sánchez
x.com/elespanolcom/Sánchez/1 m
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NOTEBOOK reminder
drive.google.com/EF/notebook.rules/12 11 2024/
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NOTEBOOK
Reminder
A4 / A5 size notebook
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1/write your surname and name on the front cover of your notebook (label, marker).
Write the subject as well: Business English
SMITH, JOHN
Business English 1
2/exercises must be done by yourself (no cheating!)
3/correct the possible mistakes (whiteboard, teacher, class)
4/number all exercises in order
1
2
3
(use colours, markers to highlight exercise numbers)
5/take care of the size of your handwriting: do not write like a Lilliputian
I don ́t like reading novels in English
6/use capital letters if your handwriting is not clear enough
USE CAPITAL LETTERS IF YOUR HANDWRITING IS NOT CLEAR ENOUGH
7/separate one word from the other words
(Do not write like this: Separateonewordfromtheother)
8/use a notebook A4 or A5 size
An A4 size in cm has a width of 29,7 cm and a length of 21 cm.
A5: 14.8 x 21.0
9/write clearly
10/practice your handwriting every day
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E.F.-12.11.2024
Notebook rules
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Juan Eslava Galán
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Los romanos y E. Galán
elespanol.com/historia/ESLAVA GALAN/Roma
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Safe & Berryman
drive.google.com/fouzeugenio/SAFE & Berryman/
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LATIN
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METHOD
1/
links AV
LAT- tumblr, threads, blogs
Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec- links / addenda + temp files + et cetera
group them
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2/
proverbia latin / print
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3/
loquor et scribo / 3 exercitiae - separate chair and table - 2 m
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Los mejores insultos en latín
heraldodeoregon.wordpress.com/elegante.desprecio
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SENTENTIAE
SEP / OCT 2024
acta non verba / ad pedem litterae / ars gratia artis
dura lex sed lex / fiat / alma mater
idem / curriculum vitae / annus horribilis
RIP / homines, dum docent, discunt / a priori
a posteriori / ad hoc / alea iacta est
alter ego / amica amicam salutat / carpe diem
cave canem / cogito ergo sum / grosso modo
tria nomina / conditio sine qua non / corpore insepulto
cum laude / de incognito / do ut des
mens sana in corpore sano / sui generis / quid pro quo
verba volant, scripta manent / sapere aude / exempli gratia
factotum / caveat / ex libris
mater tua mala burra est / Nota Bene / hic et nunc
motu proprio
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https://x.com/diazvillanueva/Lo que das no vuelve/
12.nov.2024
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'El gobierno de España, que con los socialistas en el poder no es más que una empresa de automarketing a mayor gloria de Pedro I el Quelopidan, sacó ayer el lema "Todos somos Estado". El lema, aparte de manifestar la urticaria que el ejecutivo le tiene al nombre de su país, no es otra cosa que una versión de circunstancias de aquella máxima histórica de Carmen Calvo: "El dinero público no es de nadie".
Nuestra izquierda se pasa las horas maquinando abstracciones. Lo hace con un engreimiento propio de universitarios sin conocimiento, creyendo que la gestión del mundo consiste en explicarlo, y con una cautela característica de rateros, siempre pendientes de asegurar una vía de escape para no tener que dar explicaciones. Errejón es el caso más reciente y, a la vez, el más significativo. Nada más salir la noticia de la denuncia que pesaba sobre él por acoso sexual, junto con las decenas de testimonios sobre sus peculiares artes amatorias basadas en el menosprecio de las mujeres, ya tenía desenvainado el recurso al patriarcado y el neoliberalismo como verdaderos culpables de sus depredaciones misóginas. Es aquello que en el rugby se llama "patada a seguir" y en fútbol vascuence "patapum p'arriba". Esto es, librarse por elevación y a otra cosa mariposa. '
(...)
x.com/profsecundario/12.nov.2024/El gobierno de España...
@ProfSecundario / @Twitter
12,nov.2024
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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ENGVID
3 problems
engvid.com/3-common-problems-in-learning-english
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News in Slow English
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earthquakes
slow English
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Xmas gifts
esl-lab.com/easy/christmas-gifts-script/
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TEXT (Business English 1)
Christmas in England
reading task (homework)
drive.google.com/E.F/Christmas in England/text
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learnenglishfeelgood.com/travelenglish/customs
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Jon Kortajarena
video 1 m
how to talk about appearance
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Articles in English - online
english-online.at/news/stephen-hawking/
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Website audios / podcasts
short stories
drive.google.com/folders/snowfall/
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Business English
Notebook
PRAC. 4 (B)
4ee/November
Alpha
ENGLISH FOR TOURISTS
Topic: At the airport 3 (At the check-in desk)
Choose the correct words/phrases to complete the following conversation at the airport:
CHECK-IN WORKER: Hi. Where are you flying today?
YOU: Hi, I'm flying to Miami, but I need a ticket... Can I ________________ here?
∞ buy
∞ get
∞ buy one
CHECK-IN WORKER: No, you'll have to go to the ticket counter... That's over in terminal 3.
YOU: How _________________?
∞ do I get there
∞ do I come to it
∞ can I be there
CHECK-IN WORKER: You can walk there. The terminals are connected. Just turn right and go all the way to the end of this terminal and you'll be in Terminal 3.
(YOU LEAVE AND GO TO THE TICKET COUNTER)
YOU: Hi there. I ________________ a ticket here?
∞ told me that I can
∞ will buy
∞ was told I could buy
TICKET COUNTER WORKER: Yes you can. Where to?
YOU: I need a ticket to Miami, please, for today _______________.
∞ perhaps
∞ if possible
∞ can be
TICKET COUNTER WORKER: All right.... Yes, I can get you on the flight at 7:00 PM tonight, which arrives in Miami at 10:00 PM. This ticket is $650.
YOU: Do you have anything ________________?
∞ less
∞ cheaper
∞ so expensive
TICKET COUNTER WORKER: No, not on such short notice, sir. That's the lowest price I can get you for today or tomorrow.
Beta
Do, does, don't, doesn't
01: I ___ like broccoli
don't / doesn't
02: He ___ eat meat.
don't / doesn't
03: ___ you like this song?
Do / Does
04: ___ it snow in winter?
Do / Does
05: We ___ watch TV very often.
don't / doesn't
06: ___ they live near here?
Do / Does
07: She ___ know how to swim.
don't / doesn't
08: ___ he play the guitar?
Do / Does
09: Why ___ you want to learn English?
Do / does
10: They ___ speak French.
don't / doesn't
11: It ___ rain much here.
don't / doesn't
12: When ___ she usually wake up?
Do / does
13: What ___ we need to do?
Do/ does
Charlie
agendaweb.org/vocabulary/countries/europe
Delta
Copy and translate the following sentences:
- Hello. My name is ... I'm 15 and I come from Munich.
- I booked a room two weeks ago.
- I need a single room.
- There must be a bath, telephone and TV in the room.
- When do you serve breakfast?
- How much is the room per day?
- My room is on the second floor.
- Can I have the bill, please?
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podcasts- curious cases
long audios
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Presentation Diana Lozano
1 m
youtube.com/presentation/1m/Diana Lozano
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saber inglés - textos en inglés
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English Online - articles
english-online.at/media/ebooks/
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100 Short English Sentences for Kids:
- I love playing with my toys.
- My favorite color is blue.
- Let’s go to the park.
- I want to eat an apple.
- Good morning, Mommy!
- I need to brush my teeth.
- Can we read a story?
- It’s time for bed.
- I’m hungry, can I have a snack?
- Look at the pretty flowers!
- My pet is so cute.
- I can tie my shoes!
- Thank you for helping me.
- I’m sorry for making a mess.
- Let’s go for a walk.
- I’m excited for my birthday.
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ENGVID. suggest and recommend
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Easy English ARCHIVE
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Departments in a company
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English with Jordin
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Easy English 51.
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Website audios - podcasts
drive.google.com/folders/at home/etc
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How to say phone numbers
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R e m i n d e r
drive.google.com/E.F/Cómo votar a un presidente/
Cómo votar a un presidente
@eugenio_fouz
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learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/episode-03-harrys-new-girlfriend
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audios: Making scrambled eggs
eslfast.com/begin2/scrambled eggs
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Changing plans
learnenglish.britishcouncil/changing plans
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eslfast.com/easydialogs/don´t waste your money
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Why you think you look bad in photos
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youtube.com/playlist/business.english.pod/
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Learning English
downloads
bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0hsrwv5/episodes/downloads
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Simple Sentences for Kids in English:
- Can we have pizza for dinner?
- Please pass the crayons.
- My favorite animal is a dog.
- I want to learn something new.
- The sun is shining bright.
- I have a loose tooth.
- Let’s play hide and seek.
- Be careful, it’s hot!
- Can I have a hug?
- I’m proud of my artwork.
- Look at the stars in the sky!
- I want to learn how to ride a bike.
- Time to put on my shoes.
- My favorite fruit is a banana.
- I’m happy to see you.
- Let’s build a sandcastle.
- Can I have a glass of water?
- I’m feeling better now.
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100 easy sentences in English
grammrary.com/100-short-english-sentences/
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Effortless English downloads
effortlessenglishpage.com/mp3-free-download
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Business English pod
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fill in the blanks - text + audio
ptetester.com/listening-fill-in-the-blanks/
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Slow English
video / text / audio
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slate.com/transcripts/hysteria/
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English mini podcasts
youtube.com/playlist/mini.podcasts/2minutes
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