Thursday, 21 November 2013
Graduation ceremony speech
I think that this speech is very interesting because he speaks about the future life of the people. And he also speaks about the death.
Steve Jobs' life and career
Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computers in 1976, later the computer makintosh went on sale but it failed and Jobs resigned from Apple and he bought Pixar animations it was in 1986.
In 1996 when Apple started to be better Jobs came back but in 2004 he underwent surgery for a pancreatic cancer.
Jobs gave his famous commencement speech at Standford University in 2005 and two years later they took out their first smartphone, the iPhone.
Jobs underwent a liver transplant one year later the iPad, Apple's tablet computer went on sale.
Jobs died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer in 2011 at the age of 56 years old.
In 1996 when Apple started to be better Jobs came back but in 2004 he underwent surgery for a pancreatic cancer.
Jobs gave his famous commencement speech at Standford University in 2005 and two years later they took out their first smartphone, the iPhone.
Jobs underwent a liver transplant one year later the iPad, Apple's tablet computer went on sale.
Jobs died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer in 2011 at the age of 56 years old.
Thursday, 14 November 2013
Video of facebook dangers
What was the video about?
It was about the dangers in facebook.
Did you learn anything new about facebook?
No
Did you learn any new words or expressions in english?
No
Did you find it difficult? Why? Why not?
No, because the man explained it very good
It was about the dangers in facebook.
Did you learn anything new about facebook?
No
Did you learn any new words or expressions in english?
No
Did you find it difficult? Why? Why not?
No, because the man explained it very good
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Effects of technology
Modern Technology has had a tremendous effect on the lives of people and their entertainment habits. Today, the Internet has undergone a phenomenal global growth. It has become such an important data-gathering and communication source that few can't afford to ignore. The Net encircles the globe.
Young people spend a lot of time on their computers because it’s exciting and they have found in the Net new ways of meeting a basic human need: the desire to communicate with other people. E-mail sends electronic messages from one person to another – like letters, but capable of crossing the Atlantic in 15m. File transfers move bulk data from one computer to another with these capacities, the Internet becomes post office, printing press and meeting-place all in one.
Some people are making a fortune in cyberspace. Most companies have their own websites; others exist only on the Internet. They are something called “dot com” companies. Some of the most successful Net entrepreneurs are teenagers who are still at school. They are called internet nerds.
To become a successful entrepreneur all you need is: to start a webpage of your own, have a good idea for a business, think of a catchy name and find someone to lend you money. And remember! English is the most used business language!
A. Read the text and say if the following statements are True or False. Correct the false ones.
1. The Internet doesn't interfere at all with people’s lives.
2. The English language is not necessary to be successful on the Net.
B. Complete the following sentence with the ideas from the text:
1. Nowadays the Internet has become tremendously
C. Answer the following questions, using your own words as far as possible and expressing your point of view:
1. what is so exciting about the net?
2. How can people make a fortune in cyberspace?
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
How do you use the internet
Nowadays, people can use the Internet to do many things: search, study, online shopping, online selling, chat, networking, play games, watch videos and movies, check e-mails, news, and social networks' profiles.
The time people spend on the net may vary: Some may check news, social networking and email's website quickly and others may spend hours studying, doing research, wacthing videos and chatting. It all depends on people's objectives.
And you? How do you use the Internet?
a) What do you use the Internet for?
b) How important is it for you?
c) For how long do you stay online daily?
d) What have you learned in the Internet?
e) What websites do you like the most?
f) What online activities do you recommend to people?
g) How Internet can make your life easier?
h) Do you have profiles on social networks? Which one do you use more? Why?
i) What thing would you like Internet to have?
j) What things can you say you like the most about the Net? And the less?
Once I correct your answers to the questions, you'll have to prepare a speaking activity about it.
Thursday, 7 November 2013
Big Bang Theory summary
The episode
started with Sheldon and Leonard entering at high IQ sperm bank to donate sperm
for some money. Sheldon then decided that he didn't want to do it and then he
went out. When they arrived to their flat, they saw that there was a new neighbour,
Penny. They invited her to have lunch with them, and she accepted the offer.
When they finished lunch Penny started to talk about her life, then she started
to cry because her boyfriend had left her. She asked if she could use
their shower because hers didn't work and Leonard said yes. While she was in
the shower Raj and Howard arrived at Leonard and Sheldon's flat. Penny asked
Leonard if he could do her a favour. The favour was to take her the TV from her
ex-boyfriend's apartment. When they got to the ex-boyfriend's flat, they asked
him for Penny's TV, but he refused and stole their pants. When Leonard and
Sheldon got back to their flat Penny asked them what had happened, and then
invited them all out for dinner.
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