Matrícula curso 2012 - 2013

Para los alumnos APTOS en junio

• La matrícula será del 28 de junio al 4 de julio. 

  Estos alumnos tendrán que matricularse telemáticamente 

  (el enlace se colgará en la página de la EOI) 

  See you on Thursday :)

HAPPY WEDNESDAY!

ENJOY!

IMPORTANT DATES

JUNIO 

• Revisión de examen: 21 JUNIO - 18:00 - 20:00
• Publicación resultados OFICIAL: 26 Junio
• Reclamaciones: 26 y 27 Junio

SEPTIEMBRE 

NI2 - EXAMEN SEPTIEMBRE: 6 SEPTIEMBRE - 16:30

INFORMACIÓN GENERAL - NI2 EXAM

DÍA: 6 JUNIO 2012
HORA: 16:30

• Recordad que debéis estar en el aula antes, ya que el examen dará comienzo a las 16:30 y previamente se os darán las instrucciones. 

AULA: La nuestra

ORDEN DE LAS PRUEBAS:

1. Comprensión escrita (CE)  = Reading (75 minutos)
   
2. Comprensión oral (CO)     = Listening (30 minutos)
   
3. Expresión Escrita (EE)       = Writing   (75 minutos)  

NORMAS A SEGUIR:

• Los móviles deben permanecer apagados en todo momento (ni en silencio, ni con vibración, APAGADOS)
• Traed el DNI
  
• Sobre la mesa sólo se permitirá: la hoja de examen, bolígrafo, agua y reloj (TRADICIONAL: ni teléfono, ni PDA, etc.) En el aula habrá un reloj de todos modos.
  
• El examen debe hacerse con tinta azul o negra (NO se puede utilizar lapiz)
  
• NO se permite el uso de Tipex ( Las correcciones o enmiendas se realizan tachando con una línea simple)

 

The third conditional and Benjamin Button

Grammar

The third conditional – If + Subject + Past perfect + Subject + Would +
If only one thing had happened differently, Daisy and her friend would’ve crossed the street, and the taxi would’ve driven by.

Vocabulary

To rehearse
To practice for a performance
To drop off
The opposite of “To pick up” when related to transporting something or someone
Fare
The money a customer pays in taxi
Cab
Old English word for taxi
To set an alarm
What you do before going to bed when you have to get up at a certain time

You Should Know

“If only”
Used with past simple or past perfect to express regret.
“If only I were rich, I would buy the big bottle of Coke.”
“If only I hadn’t fallen asleep in the garden, I wouldn’t have been bitten by so many insects.”

Real English

Pitt’s character in this film is from New Orleans, and the character has a strong southern accent. It’s especially noticeable in the long vowels in “sometimes”, “shopping”, “answer”, “rehearsin”, “cup o´ coffee”, “crossin´the Street”

Listening Challenge

Listen to the first part again (until “If only one thing had happened differently) and try to answer these questions.

• Why did Daisy have to wait for her friend?
• Why didn’t the lady going shopping catch the first cab (taxi)?
• Why didn’t the shop girl wrap the package earlier?
• Why couldn’t the taxi move earlier?
• Why was the man late for work?
• Why did the taxi driver stop?

SOURCE:  ENGLISH BUBBLE

Lesson summary 31st May

This is what we did in our last lesson of the year:

• We revised the third conditional with a spoken activity and exercise nº7 on page 125
• Then we read the text 'Dublin's first cyber criminal' and did exercises 3b, 5a/b. We also took a look at other types of crimes. 
• The last activity was an interaction. 
• Oh! And we had two nice presentations on health (Thank you Mª José and Ángela)  and a great surprise: Susana came to the school to say goodbye. She's been allowed to leave the hospital for two days to sort out some things. GOOD LUCK SUSANA! We hope you get better really soon and we look forward to seeing you back.  

Well, and that's all my dear students. I hope you've learnt a lot and had a nice time this year. For me it's been a real pleasure.

GOOD LUCK

See you on Wednesday (and Monday of course for the speaking)

Reading: Dublin's first cyber criminal

3b Read the etxt and choose the correct answer

1. a (distressed) 
2. b (dumbfounded)
3. a (remorseful)

5a Underline all the words and phrases in the report connected with the topics in the table. Write them in the correct column
 

CRIME / LAW	TECHNOLOGY	MONEY / BUSINESS
Criminal (noun) Case (noun) Legal (adjective) Police (noun) Fraud squad (noun) Investigating (verb) Fraud (noun) Witnessed ( verb) Evidence (noun) Juvenile (noun) Charged (verb) False pretences (adjective / noun) Offender (noun)	Surf (verb) Cyber (adjective) Internet (noun) Computer ( noun) Net (noun)	Credit card (noun) Ordering (verb) Home deliveries (noun) Order form (noun) Placed an order (verb) Goods (noun) Suppliers (noun)

5b Find words in the crime column of the table that mean the following. 

1. case
2. legal
3. fraud
4. investigate
5. witness
6. evidence
7. juvenile
8. charge (with)
9. offender