Dialogue

CONSOLE AND ENCOURAGE: Unit 8

Tània: Hey, Sergi, you look a bit down. What's the matter?
Sergi: Oh, I've just heard that my best friend's father has got a job in USA, and she's moving away
Tània: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. It isn't the end of the world though
Sergi: I know, but I'm really going to miss her
Tània: don't take it too badly- at least you can visit her on summer holidays. USA is really cool.
Sergi: That's true, I supose
Tània: Look at it this way- if he's father hadn't got the job there maybe she will be disappointed with him...
Sergi: Yeah, maybe you're right
Tània: Cheer up! Com on- let's go to a café or something
Sergi: OK. Thanks, Tània. I feel a bit better now.

Dialogue

APOLOGIZE FOR A MISUNDERSTANDING: Unit 7

Tània: Excuse me. Can I have a word with you?
Sergi: Yes. Is there a problem?
TàniaI'm afraid so. DId you know that this is private property?
Sergi: No, I didn't.
Tània: Didn't you see the sign?
Sergi: No, I'm afraid not.
Tània: Have you been here before to skateboard?
Sergi: No, I like out of town.
Tània: Well, if I were you, I'd look for a different place.
Sergi: OK. Sorry about that. I didn't realize.
Tània: That's OK. Remember for next time.

Dialogue

EXPLAIN AND CLARIFY A SITUATION: Unit 9

Tània: Hi Sergi. How was your weekend?
Sergi: Not bad, thanks. Why do you ask?
Tània: Because you told me that you were staying in on Saturday night, but I heard that you were at a party.
Sergi: Who told you that?
Tània: Grace said that she'd seen you. How come you didn't tell me about it?
Sergi: Cause I was only there for an hour. My dad asked me to take my sister. I chatted to Paul for a while and then I left.
Tània: Are you telling me the truth, Sergi?
Sergi: Honestly, it's true! If you don't belive me, you can ask Grace.
Tània: OK, OK. I belive you. Sorry, Sergi.

Magazine

MUSIC: LADY GAGA

Lady Gaga is famous for her pop, dance and electronic music. If you are a fan of her single Born This Way, you'll love her album of the same name which is out soon. Her first album in 2009, The Fame, made Gaga one of the most important celebrities in the world. Now Gaga is confident that her success will continue: I primse to give you the greatest album of this decade, she told her fans.

Magazine

BREAKDANCE

Discover the cool, fun activity that was invented more than 30 years ago!

Breakdancing history: Breakdancing started in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s. DJs played hip-hop music in the streets. When there was a pause or "break" in the music, dancers invented new moves. A new style of dance was born!

Graffiti: Many breakdancers do graffiti to express themselves. It is illegal, but some people consider it as art!
Girl dancers: Most breakdancers are boys or b-boys. Girls who breakdance are called b-girls.
Turtle: This is a difficult move. The breakdancer supports his body on his arms and elbows and turns in circles!

Freeze: You need to be strong to do this move! THe breakdancer freezes shile balancing in difficult positions, like on one hand!

Writing

WRITING: WRITE ABOUT AN EXPERIENCE

Happy Ending

This time last year, things weren’t going too well for me. My best friend is moving to the USA and I’d also had a big argument with my cousin. Friends invited me out, but I didn’t really want to see them. I spent a lot of time training roller skaiting.

Everything changed for me the day I saw a programme about the professional girl, who do classes of roller skaiting in Barcelona. I became much optimistic and enthusiastic. My friends made me realize that I should be a bit more positive. I found out that sportsters in my town were training with a professional girl too, so I started to go in it.

These days, I feel much happier. I feel more sociable and useful. If I hadn’t seen the programme, I’d never have had the opportunity.

Dialogue

EXPLAIN AND CLARIFY A SITUATION: Unit 9

Tània: Hi Sergi. How was your weekend?
Sergi: Not bad, thanks. Why do you ask?
Tània: Because you told me that you were staying in on Saturday night, but I heard that you were at a party.
Sergi: Who told you that?
Tània: Grace said that she'd seen you. How come you didn't tell me about it?
Sergi: Cause I was only there for an hour. My dad asked me to take my sister. I chatted to Paul for a while and then I left.
Tània: Are you telling me the truth, Sergi?
Sergi: Honestly, it's true! If you don't belive me, you can ask Grace.
Tània: OK, OK. I belive you. Sorry, Sergi.
Sergi: That's OK.

Writing

WRITING: The trip of Italy 2011

Everyone was sleeping in the plane; we had just arrived to Italy! All the class started to take photos and shouted. We were very excited. Outside the airport, a bus, was waiting for us. After a while we went to Rome. We visited the Coliseum, the Pantheon, the Fontana di Trevi, the Vatican, the Museum of Vatican, Venice Square, some churches…

On Wednesday morning we visited the “Vasílica de Santa Maria degli Angeli” and at midday we took a train and we went to Florència. In there, we visited the Ponte Vecchio, La Signoria, the Duomo, the Uffizi, the Academy of Art, In Florència, we had free time for lunch at a pizzeria.

The next morning, we had breakfast in the hotel and took the bus to go to the centre of Pisa. There we visited the famous Tower of Pisa, the Baptisterio and the Duomo. Then we had lunch in a restaurant. We ate pasta, meat and a delicious ice-cream. We thought that Pisa is incredible, especially for its tower!

This trip was fantastic! The whole class, had a fantastic days that we will remember forever!

Writing: AN OPINION ESSAY

Should that the government introduce school on Saturday mornings?

The government's planning to introduce a new law which will mean that students go to school on Saturday morning in order to improve the level of education. In my opinion, this would have some negative consequences.

In the first place, I believe that the students won't study much, because they'll become more tired and bored of both work. The teachers will have to go to school, and they must prepare more work for students. I think that the teachers haven't got more time, but they're have more job. As a consequence the teachers will have more problems with students.

In conclusion, I disagree with that law. There must be a better alternative. If they introduce Saturdays in school, people don't be motivated for school and they become bored.

THE ROYAL WEDDING

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3rd TERM

WRITING

IS TECHNOLOGY TAKING OVER OUR LIVES???

Are you a tangled mess of BlackBerrys, emails, PDAs, iPhones, laptops, and cell phones? In my opinion, a few people are addicted to technology. They haven't got any idea to the reality. They are in their world; only think about the computer games, TV programs, Internet, xats, etc. But the rest of the people, make a good use of the technology.
I am not a tangled mess of BlackBerrys, emails, PDAs, iPhones, Iaptops, and cell phones. I make a good use of the technology. I use the technology to search information, communicate, entertainment, talk with my friends, I heard the news from around the world, etc. I think the technology is the future, it leads to new inventions, and these new ideas and different ways of thinking about the world. Its only objective is meeting needs and wish humans.
I think up here is fine to use new inventions and gadgets. From here there are people who start using it in so in so and just can’t stand without using it. They closed to the world of videogames, the cell phone, lapdop, etc.. and not related to anything or anyone who isn’t related to his addiction.
In conclusion, it is clear to me that we make a good use of the technology. And we must use all the resources it offers.

WRITING

WRITING: WRITHE ABOUT YOURSELF AND YOUR VIEW OF THE WORLD

Hi everybody. My name is Tània Omedes and I’m a student in Casa Nostra school in Banyoles. I’m interested in music and sport. Some of my friends are into sport too. The people who I spend most time with are my cousin Aina and my friend Albert. The thing which I like best is training roller skating in Girona and meeting with my friends in Banyoles. I don’t like watching TV and playing computer games.

I don’t think that the world is a bad place, although I think we could improve it if we shared things more with each other. There aren’t many things that make me angry, but one thing that annoys me is when people are ignorant.

As far as the future is concerned, it sometimes worries me that we won’t have peace. I find it a bit frightening that there’s always a war somewhere in though.

DESCRPITION

DESCRPITION

Hello everybody, my name is Tània and I’m student at Casa Nostra School. I’m sixteen years old.

Physically, I'm a girl high of normal stature with a long brown and smooth hair. I have light brown eyes, profiled lips and very straight teeth because I had to wear irons for two years.

I consider myself a sincere, responsible, fun and very sociable. I’m a person that dedicate a lot of my time in sports, especially skating. It is my main hobby.

I hate the programs or series on the TV, but movies comedy it self.

Theme studies, I haven’t yet anything specific, but if I would do something related to the world of science.

Now you know something more about me! See you soon.

WRITING

WRITING: THE HISTORY OF A PRODUCT

The Mini is a small car that was made by the British Motor Corporation from 1959 until 2000.

The car of the 1960 was a tiny car called Mini. The designer was an engineer, Alec Issigonis. He designs a car which was much smaller than others. It was only tree meters long. It cost 500£, so became very popular with young people and families. The royalty used to drive Minis as well. For example, Prince Charles arrived at university in a Mini in 1967.

By the late 1960, the company was producing enormous quantities of Minis in factories in England.

ORAL PRESENTATION: the Mini

THE VIDEO

EVALUATION

PRESENTATION
-Did you use any resources? Yes, I did.
-Were the resources relevant and attractive? Yes, if we was pretty good.

BODY LANGUAGE AND EYE CONTACT
-Did you look at your audience most of the time? Yes, I did.
-Did you red for your notes? No, I didn't.
-Did you do any gestures/movement to hold the attention of your audience? Yes, but not many.

STRUCTURE
-Did you organize your ideas in order of importance? Yes, I did.
-Did you use discourse markers to make your ideas more clear? No, but I think that my structure was very clear.

CONTENT
-Did you introduce interesting new information to your audience? Yes, I think that I explanation a new information.
-Was your information more superficial or more detailed, and original? My information was original but superficial. I talk about Avatar in general.

LANGUAGE
-Did you check your grammar? Yes, I did.
-Did you use rich vocabulary looking up the dictionary? No, I didn't.
-Did you use sentence linkers? No, I didn't.
-Did you use fillers? No, I didn't.

PRONUNCIATION
-Did you know how to pronounce all your words? No all word, but some others.
-Did you check the pronunciation with a dictionary, a classamate or the teacher? Yes, I did.
-Did you change your tone of voice or use a monotone tone all the time? I change my tone of voice
-Did you speek in a fluid continum or with breaks and interruptions? I spoke in a fluid continum.

THE TRANSCRIPTION

Okay, let's get started. Hello everybody, my name is Tània and I’m student at Casa Nostra School. Today I talk about the interesting car: the Mini.

The Mini is a small car that was made by the British Motor Corporation from 1959 until 2000.

The car of the 1960 was a tiny car called Mini. The designer was an engineer, Alec Issigonis. He designs a car which was much smaller than others. It was only tree meters long. It cost 500£, so became very popular with young people and families.

The royalty used to drive Minis as well. For example, Prince Charles arrived at university in a Mini in 1967.

By the late 1960, the company was producing enormous quantities of Minis in factories in England.

Some people used to paint their Minis in bright colours. Other people tried to get as many people as possible inside them. They want to get a new world record!

By the end of the decade, the Mini had even been the star of a popular British film called The Italian Job. It had won a lot of races too.

Although the car became less fashionable in later decades, people had bought over five million Minis by the year 2000.

Then in 2001, a new Mini was born. The new Mini was bigger and more modern car. But it was just as stylish as the classic Mini.

Today, the German car company produces the Mini at this factory in Oxford.

The factory has got a lot of computers and robots to do some of the work. Factories didn't use to have these in the 1960. The factory makes over seven hundred Minis every day.

These days, you don't need to paint your own Mini – they are available in nearly any colour! The Mini was a 1960 icon that never really went out of fashion.

I think the Mini is a comfortable and fashionable car and I like it.

Thanks for listening to me.

POWER POINT:

Mini

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MY CLASSMATES

-Adrià talks about the history of Coca cola. I think his pronunciation is good and he explain somethings that interested me.

-Sergi talks about the company Abercrombie & Fitch. I was very surprised that made people queue (cua) to enter the store.

-Miós and Blanca explain us the stroy of Starbucks!

-Pau talk about the mobile phone. He showed us how the technology evolves and there are many applications available.

WRITING

WRITING: WRITING ABOUT PLANS FOR A VISIT

Hi Emily,

I think you will like Banyoles. On Saturday morning, we're going to visit the lake because I really want you to know my city. We will free in the afternoon, so we will probably meet some of my friends, and we could either walk around the city of go to a Darder museum.

On Sunday morning, we could get a bus somewhere. There is some typical village around here, like Girona. We can go to Girona with my friends. In the morning, we visit the cathedral and the wall itinerary. We will be free in the lunch, but I think we're going to go in a beautiful and different restaurant. Do you agree? Because I need to book it! In the afternoon it's up to you. I expect we will end up in one of the cafés in the sopping centre.
We're going to meet you at the airport on Saturday, so can you remind me what time your plane gets in?
Looking forward to seeing you.

Tània.

Dialogue: discuss a questionnaire

Discuss a questionnaire: Unit 6.

Tània: Hey, Sergi. We're doing a questionnaire about identity. Do you want to have a look?
Sergi: Yeah, go on then. Ask me something.
Tània: OK, I will ask you the interesting ones. Do you express yourself more through your hairstyle or your clothes?
Sergi: Er, through my clothes.
Tània: Yes, me too! Right, do you usually know what music someone likes from the clothes they wear?
Sergi: Oh, that's a difficult one. Not always, no.
Tània: No, me neither. OK. How about this one - do you prefer to hang out with a group of friends, or alone?
Sergi: I prefer a group.
Tània: Oh, I don't. I prefer to relax on my own.
Sergi: We're a bit different then.
Tània: It looks like it, yes.

Dialogue: change something in a shop

Change something in a shop: unit 5

Sergi: Hello. Are you OK there?
Tània: Yes, hi. I was given these jeans as a present but they're too small. Is it OK if I change them?
Sergi: That should be OK. Have you got the receipt?
Tània: Yes, here you are.
Sergi: OK. Well actually, we've sold out of those jeans, I'm afraid. You can choose something else if you like.
Tània: Oh, right. Can I try these things on?
Sergi: Yes, sure. The changing rooms are over there.
...
Tània: What do you think of this coat? it isn't too long, is it?
Sergi: No, I don't think so. it's really funky.
Tània: OK. I'll take it then. Thanks.

Dialogue: Ask for and give information

Ask for and give information: unit 4.

• Hello, there. Can I help you?
• Yes, I'm staying in Somerset with a friend next week and we were wondering if there's anything to see around there. Have you got any information?
• Yes, there are day trips to the Cheddar caves if you're interested. I'll get you a leaflet.
• That sounds good. What time do the trips leave?
• Oh, they're fairly regular - they go every day except Monday at nine and eleven.
• OK. And how much is the trip? We've got student cards.
• Let's see. Well, in that case it's 8 pounds per person. The full price is 12 pounds.
• That's fine. We'll go on Thursday, then. Do we need to book it?
• I'll book it for you if you like. Can I take your names?

MAGAZINE

MAGAZINE: TODAY

PEOPLE:

Prince Wiliam THE HERO.
Every girl dreams of being rescued by a Prince Charming, but for Ruby Lawrence the dream came true. After breaking her leg on Mount Snowdon in Wales, the 21-years-old was saved by Prince William himself. William piloted the rescue helicopter through foggy conditions close to the mountain so that his crew could airlift her aboard. The prince was doing his SAS helicopter training in Wales, and was called to help the mountain rescue team that had come to her aid. Bravo, William!


Lady Gaga's CRAZY FOR HATS.
American pop phenomenon Lady Gaga is known for wearing, not making, outrageous hats... but that is about to change. The singer has applied for an internship with Philip Treacy, one of the world's most famous hat designers. The Irish milliner designed two creations for Gaga's Monster Ball tour and his avant-garde hats have been worn by Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City as well as by the Duchess of Cornwell for her marriage to Prince Charles in 2005.

FILM

LOVE ACTUALLY

Film information

Love Actually is a 2003 romantic comedy film written and directed by Richard Curtis. The screenplay delves into different aspects of love as shown through ten separate stories involving a wide variety of individuals, many of whom are shown to be interlinked as their tales progress. The ensemble cast is composed predominantly of British actors.

Set in London, the film begins five weeks before Christmas and is played out in a weekly countdown until the holiday, followed by an epilogue that takes place one month later.

1- FILM INFORMATION

What's the meaning of love actually?what's the complete film name?
The meaning of love actually is True blood. The complete film name is love actually is all around.

What year was the film made? In 2003.

Who's the director? what famous films has he directed? The director is Richard Curtis. He directed Four Weddings and a Funeral, Bridget Jone's Diary, Notting Hill, Blackadder, Mr Bean and The Vicar of Dibley.

Who are the main actors and actresses? copy names.
Harry, Karen, David, Juliet, Jamie, Aurélia, Daniel, Sam, Tony, Mia, John, Judy, Joanna, President of the United States, Rufus, Carol, Annie, Stacey, Jeannie, Carol-Anne, Harriet, Carla, Daisy, Mikel, Colin, Karl, Sarah, Mark, Peter, Natalie, Joe and Billy Mack.

What type of film is it? a tragedy? a comedy? why?
Is a romantic comedy film, because the screenplay delves into different aspects of love as shown through ten stories interlinked among them.


2- DISCUSS THE FILM
What's the first story in the film?
The film begins with a voiceover from Billy Mack and with his manager, Joe.

Can you name the cast of characters and storylines?

- Harry, Karen, and Mia: Harry is the managing director of a design agency; Mia is his new secretary.

Billy Mack and Joe: Billy Mack is a singer and Joe is his manager.

- Juliet, Peter and Mark: Juliet and Peter are wed in a lovely ceremony orchestrate. Mark is Peter's best friend. The video he recorded reveals that he secretly has feelings for her.

- David and Natalie: David is the prime minister of England and he is in love of his secretary, Natalie.

Daniel; Sam and Joanna: Daniel is Sam's father and Sam is in love with Joanna.

- Colin, Tony, Stacey, Jeannie, Carol-Anne, Harriet and Carla: Colin Frissell informs his friend Tony he plans to go to the US and find love there. He meets Stacey , Jeannie , and Carol-Anne , three stunningly attractive women who fall for his accent and invite him to stay at their home. Colin accepts.
-Rufus: Rufus is a minor, but significant, the jewellery salesman whose obsessive attention to gift-wrapping gets Harry caught buying Mia's necklace. It is his distraction of staff at the airport which allows Sam to sneak through. His character is seen as a sort of guardian angel, as his place in the film is to look out for the other characters.

- Sarah, Karl and Michael: Sarah first appears at Juliet and Peter's wedding, sitting next to her friend Jamie. We learn she works at Harry's graphic design company, where she has been in love for years with its creative director, Karl. A tryst between Karl and herself is interrupted by Sarah's mentally ill brother, Michael and this effectively ends their relationship. On Christmas Eve, she visits her brother at the institution where he lives, wrapping a scarf around him as he hugs her.

- John and Judy: Meet as for the in a movie. John tells Judy that "it is nice to have someone [he] can just chat to." The two carefully and cautiously pursue a relationship, and see the play at the local school together with John's brother.

- Jamie and Aurélia: They are going to get married.

NOVEL

SHEERLOCK HOLMES Investigates

SHERLOCK HOLMES
He is a fictional detective created by Scottish author and physician Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A brilliant London-based "consulting detective", Holmes is famous for his astute logical reasoning, his ability to take almost any disguise, and his forensic science skills to solve difficult cases.

THE FILM
Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes appeared for the first time in A Study in Scarlet in 1887, and he soon became the most famous literary detective of all time.
Here we see him at work in three stories: solving the problem of the hat and the goose in "The Blue Carbuncle"; finding the missing fiancé in "A Case of Identity"; and discovering the identity of the strange creature in "The Yellow Face".

SIR ARTHUR IGNATIUS CONAN DOYLE
(22 May 1859 - 7 July 1930), he was a Scottish physician and writer, most noted for his sotries about the detective Sherlock Holmes, wich are generally considered a major innovation in the field of crime fiction, and for the adventures of Professor Challenger. He was a prolific writer whose other works include science fiction stories, historical novels, plays and romances, poetry, and non-ficiton.

Writing

THE DECADE 2000-1010.

The decade 2000-2010 was a decade which people remember for many reasons. There were good times and happy events such as music festivals. There were also difficult times, for instance attacks of 11^th of September (2001) against the Twin Towers in New York.

In the world of music, the best-selling artists of the decade were Eminem, Beyoncé, Cristina Aguilera and Britney Spears. In cinemas, Clint Eastwood was a big hit. There were five Eastwood films between 2003-2008. Fashions were interesting – it was the era of branded clothing.

By the end of the decade, the world was a different place. Inventions such as the iPods, USB flash drive, the iPhone and the automotive navigation system.

Writing

ASK FOR ADVICE ABOUT A RELATIONSHIP

Hi Paul

We've been on holiday here in Italy for two weeks now and I've just met his guy, Marc.
We've got a lot in common and he's gorgeous, but I'm not sure how I feel about him. I need your advice.

I met him on the round last Friday and he invited me to visit the town. Both of us were having a real laugh and then Marc invited me to go to the cinema with his friends. When I said goodbye, he walked to the taxi stop with me. Neither of us could stop talking and we flirted a lot.

I've been thinking about things a lot since then. I'll probably see him tomorrow, but I'm not sure what to do if he asks me out. He seems different when he's with his friends. What do you reckon?

Halloween

HALLOWEEN HISTORY

Halloween (also spelled Hallowe'en) is an annual holiday celebrated on October 31. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints.

Originally Halloween was a pagan festival, around the idea of linking the living with the dead, when contact became possible between the spirits and the physical world, and magical things were more likely to happen. Like most pagan festivals, long ago it was absorbed into the festivals of the expanding Christian church, and became associated with All Hallows Day, or All Saints Day, which eventually fell on November 1.
The celebration of Halloween survived most strongly in Ireland. It was an end of summer festival, and was often celebrated in each community with a bonfire to ward off the evil spirits. Children would go from door to door in disguise as creatures from the underworld to collect treats, mainly fruit, nuts and the like for the festivities. These were used for playing traditional games like eating an apple on a string or bobbing for apples and other gifts in a basin of water, without using your hands. Salt might be sprinkled on the visiting children to ward off evil spirits. Carving turnips as ghoulish faces to hold candles became a popular part of the festival, which has been adapted to carving pumpkins in America.

The day is often associated with the colours black and orange, and is strongly associated with symbols like the jack-o'-lantern. Halloween activities include trick-or-treating, wearing costumes and attending costume parties, ghost tours, bonfires, visiting haunted attractions, telling scary stories, and watching horror films.

ESO 4:

When was Halloween originated?
Halloween was originated 2000 years ago.

When and where is it celebrated?
31 October, Ingland.

Is it a religious celebration?
Yes, it is.

What does the word "Halloween" mean?
All Hallow's eve. The originally word is All-Hallows-Even (Night before All Hallows Day) and Hallow Mass.

Name 2 typical games.
Trick or treat

When did it become a dangerous celebration? Why?
When it was relacionated with bandalisoum (stealing thinks and destroying things)

How do people celebrate it today?

They dress and go to ask for sweets, they make illuminated pumpkins, and eat apples without hands helping.

People

PRINCE WILLIAM, THE HERO!

Every girl dreams of being rescued by a Prince Charming, but for Ruby Lawrence the dream came true. After breaking her leg on Mount Snowdon in Wales, the 21 years old was saved by Prince William himself. William piloted the rescue helicopter through foggy conditions close to the mountain so that his crew could airlift her aboard. The prince was doing his SAS helicopter training in Wales, and was called to help the mountain rescue team that had come to her aid. Bravo, William!

Ticket to

CENTRAL PARK

Since 1859, Central Park has given New Yorkers a much-needed oasis of green space, especially in the sweltering summers, when high temperature and humidity turn the city into a a giant sweat box. The list of activities is long: jogging, bicycling, inline skating, horseback riding, boating, ice-skating, rock climbing, and, in summers, free concerts and plays. There is also the Central Park Zoo, recently made famous in the Madagascar films. The park is also an excellent place for bird watching, with almost 200 bird species. So bring your bring your binoculars.

Dialogue: Exchange opinions

EXCHANGE OPINIONS

• Hi, Amadeu. Have you seen these? (Tània)
• No, what are they? (Amadeu)
• They're posters for an anti-drus campaign. All the students in the school have to say which one's best, and why. (Tània)
• Let's see. Mmm. What do you think? (Amadeu)
• I can't really decide, but I suppose the one on the right has got a clearer message. Do you agree? (Tània)
• Well, yes and no. It's clear, but it isn't very effective. (Amadeu)
• Why's that? (Tània)
• Well, I reckon you should be positive. For me, the one on the right is trying to be scary. (Amadeu)
• Mmm. You might be right there. (Tània)

Dialogue: Invite someone out

INVITE SOMEONE OUT

• Hi, Tània. I haven't seen you for a while. How are things? (Sergi)
  
• Not bad. How are you? (Tània)
  
• I'm OK. Hey, have you seen that new horror film yet? it's on at the cinema in town this week. (Sergi)
  
• No, I haven't, but I've heard it's terrifying. (Tània)
• I'm going to see it with some friends tomorrow. Do you fancy coming? (Sergi)
  
• Yeah, OK. That would be great. What time? (Tània)
  
• I'mm not sure. I'll text you, OK? (Sergi)
  
• All right. See you later then. (Tània)
  
• OK. Bye, Tània. (Sergi)
  

Dialogue: Talk about events in the past

TALK ABOUT EVENTS IN THE PAST

• Did I ever tell you about my graduation? (Tània)
  
• No, when was that? (Sergi)
  
• Oh, it was forty years ago now. I've got some photos. (Tània)
  
• Oh, can I see? Were there many people there? (Sergi)
  
• Oh yes, there were about two hundred of us. (Tània)
  
• Did you have a good time? (Sergi)
  
• Yes, we did. We all had a great time. The best bit was at the end of the event. (Tània)
• What happened then? (Sergi)
  
• One person took the cake and he threw to her english teacher. It was very funny. (Tània)
• That sounds great. (Sergi)
  

Oral Presentation: my summer holidays

MY SUMMER HOLIDAYS

Hello everybody, my name is Tània Omedes and now I going to explain my summer holidays.

First, I'm going to talk about my travel in Italy.
In June, I went in Italy five days because I had an International competition. I went in Rímini, near Venecia with my team. It was a fantastic championship.

Second I will explain what I did in July.
In July, I stayed in Banyoles. I was training roller skating every morning. And in the afternoon I met with my friends. We did different things. We went in swimming pool, in Aquabrava, in parties, in a camping...

And finally, I talk about my travels in August.
In August, I stayed in Palamós two weeks with my family. In the morning, we went to the beach because the days were very warm! In the evening we went shopping in the village. And in the night we had a dinner with our firends.

Also we went one week in Estartit with my cousins.
I think that this summer was better than other because I have lived through a lot of new experiences. Thanks for listen to me.

Tània Omedes.