2023

INGLES
ANGUIE JULIETH SIERRA CABALLERO 11 – 3

INSTITUTO EMPRESARIAL GABRIELA MISTRAL

 SECOND PERIOD

Date: March 22, 2023

REFLECTION OF THE DAY

NEW VOCABULARY
Position = Posición
Take = Tomar
Steps = Pasos
Deem = Considerar
Reach = Alcance
Can’t = No puedo
Should = Debería
Already = Ya
Need = Necesidad
Anythings = Cualquier cosa
Want = Quiero
HISTORY
Last year I went to Santa Marta with my family we swam in Buritaca river, and my
sister and me decided to take a sunbath because the day was sunny, there on 1
hour later, the sky clouded over and it started to rainy very hard, when started to
rainy my father had to clean up the bag because it got dirty with sand.
At next day we wake up, so tire, and then we went to ate breakfast to a restaurant
closet to the hotel, I at something hard and I had to the go the dentist, then the
weather got warm but after several hours it got cloudy again, during the trip we
went shopping with my mom at a well known ocean mall in Santa Marta,
And then we back to home, and at night we decided to go to a haunted house in
nacho vives neighbarhuo, it was a very funny adventure, when I was going back to
the hotel with my sister we found the cave of the guacharos, we wanted to go
exploring the cave together with some friends but we couldn’t find a guide to help
us, we were bored in Santa Marta and we decided to travel to tunja.
WRITING (PUNTO CON YADY)

Week: March 21 – 24
REFLECTION OF THE DAY

NEW VOCABULARY
Saying it = Diciéndolo
Thinking = Pensando
Feeling = Sentimiento
Must = Debe
Allow = Permitir
Fill = Llenar
Us = Nosotros
So = Entonces
We’re = Somos
Overflow = Desbordamiento
Share = Compartir
With = Con

BLOG VIDEOS

VOCABULARY
 Belt = Cinturon
 Bikini = Bikini
 Blouse = Blusa
 Boots = Botas
 Cap = Gorro
 Coat = Abrigo
 Dress = Vestido
 Gloves = Guantes
 Hat = Sombrero
 Hoodie = Sudadera
 Jacket = Caqueta
 Jeans = Vaqueros
 Overalls / Dungarees = Overol
  Pajamas / Pyjamas = Pijamas
 Panties / Knickers = Calzones
 Pants / Trousers = Pantalones
 Raincoat = Impermeable
 Scarf = Bufanda
 Shirt = Camisa
 Shoes = Zapatos
 Shorts = Bermudas
 Skirt = Falda
 Socks = Medias
 Suit = Traje
 Sweater / Jumper = Suéter
 Sweatpants = Pantalones deportivos
 Sweatshirt = Camisa deportiva
 Swimming trunks = shorts de baño
 Swimsuit = Traje de baño
 Tie = Corbata
 T - Shirt = Camiseta
 Underpants = Calzoncillos
 Uniform = Uniforme
 Vest / Waistcoat = Chaleco

Week 2: March 27 – 31
REFLECTION OF THE DAY

NEW VOCABULARY
Sometimes = A veces
Have = Tener
Habit = Habito
Blaming = Culpar
Others = Otros
Misfortunes = Desgracias
Apposed = Opuesto
Themselves = Ellos mismos
Change = Cambiar
Succesful = Exitoso
Date: April 10 – 14, 2023
REFLECTION OF THE DAY

NEW VOCABULARY
Always = Siempre
Feel = Sentir
Matter = Asunto
Things = cosas
Seem = Parecer
Stuck = Atascado
Will = Voluntad
Move = Mover
Keep = Mantener

LISTENING
SHAPE OF YOU
ED SHEERAN
The song is about two people who met in a bar, since a man and his friends prefer
to go to a bar and a woman approached the man and invited him to dance and
there begins as their love story.

ADELE
EASY ON ME
The song is about a breakup that did not have a very happy ending since the other
person did not understand her and she had to deal alone with all the things that
happened to her and she only asked that in the end love is over and she only
suffered.
 EMBER ISLAND
UMBRELLA
The song is about a love that never wants to be separated, who made a promise
and promised that they would always be with each other no matter what the
obstacles.

Date: April 12, 2023

REFLECTION OF THE DAY
NEW VOCABULARY
Boost = Aumentar
Power = Fuerza
Show = Espectáculo
Compassion = Compasión
Self – reflect = Reflejo de uno mismo
Aware = Consciente
Deep = Profunda
Breathing = Respiración
Intuition = Intuición

LISTENING
ROLLING IN THE DEEP
ADELE
This song describes, in broad strokes, the feeling of anger, disappointment and
revenge that a girl feels when the love story with her partner ends.
This song has been interpreted, among others, as:
1. a metaphor for how deep the couple's love had been,
2. the hell in which the boy lives since, apart from having hurt the girl a lot, now he
has to live without her.
3. the expression of the great anger that she feels.

QUEEN
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
The song is about a man who kills another, this song can give rise to several things
since the one who composed this song was a homosexual person and in this way it
can also be interpreted that he wanted to hide or kill that man inside him He was
not the same as the others.

Date: April 17, 2023

NEW VOCABULARY
Proud = Orgulloso
Recently = Recientemente
Whether = Si
Unnoticed = Desapercibido
Faced = Enfrentado

NEW VOCABULARY
Whatever = Lo que sea
Truly = Verdaderamente
Doubt = Duda
Happen = Pasar
Date: April 24, 2023

NEW COCABULARY
Believe = Creer
Succeful = Exitoso
Find = Encontrar
Enough = Suficiente
Shifting = Cambio
Highest = Mas alto

NEW VOCABULARY
Take = Tomar
Quit = Salir
Complaining = Quejándose
Blessings = Bendiciones
Endless = Sin fin

SIMPLE PAST VS PAST CONTINUOUS

WHEN AND WHILE
Date: April 24, 2023
NEW VOCABULARY
Saying = Diciendo
Waiting = Esperando

WHAT DID I UNDERSTAND

That must, leave of say NO and begin to leave Yes, and give it welcome these new
opportunities, challenges and experiences, for that our life be further open.

Date: April 26, 2023

NEW VOCABULARY
Peace = Paz
Anger = Ira
Sadness = Tristeza
Choices = Opciones
Dwelling = Vivienda
Cannot = No puedo

SIMPLE PAST VS PAST CONTINOUS

WHEN AND WHILE
Date: May 2 – 6, 2023
Speaking: 15% Present the clothes people wear in your country on a special
ocasión ( weddings, parties, family events, festival, other celebrations).

FLOWER FAIR
The typical costumes are generally for events such as the Flower Fair. The
peasants wear their raw linen pants on a daily basis, and a long-sleeved shirt, as
well as an "aguadeño" straw hat. Some elements, such as the carriel and the
poncho, are common accessories throughout the year, which can be a good
souvenir for the visitor. The carriel is a small, oval leather bag with a pointed lid as
a closure.

TYPICAL COSTUME OF MEN.

The silleteros parade is undoubtedly the most representative event. The silleteros
are peasants who make flower arrangements and carry them on their backs. They
use wooden saddles with backs and two handles that allow them to be hung from
the shoulders. They were already used in colonial times to transport people in the
Antioquia mountains. The most emblematic figure of this tradition is the legendary
María “La Larga”, saddler and globetrotter who carried children on her back. María
and her innovative movement system convinced many farmers in the region to
carry their loads of flowers on their backs and thus bring them to the city in a faster,
more comfortable, safer and less tiring way.
The typical costume for men is the Antioquia hat, white and with a black band, also
the poncho or the ruana depending on whether it is cold or hot, as well as the
carriel, the machete and the espadrilles.
TYPICAL COSTUME OF SILLETEROS WOMEN.
In the skirt a collected in the petrine was used. On the shirt, the tray collar was
changed and it was closed with a handmade collar, decorated buttons on the
chest, puffed sleeves with boleros and a clean back to carry the chair and the
chumbé or woolen thread sash in a golden tone was worn until the waist. He also
wears an apron, mantola or shawl for the shoulders and a headscarf. The quotes
or espadrilles, the same for all the silleteros, will have greater support and comfort.

THE TYPICAL COSTUMES OF WOMEN.

Peasant Sunday Outfit
It is low-cut and long-sleeved and is made of bright pink silk; he ties his shoes that
he hangs in the nearest ravine of the town where he washes his feet and puts them
on; as a complement a small mantilla embroidered in tulle.
TYPICAL ARRIERO SUIT FOR MEN.
The Antioquia "muleteer" costume consists of raw linen pants, rolled up even when
not working during the day, a striped blanket, leather sandals or espadrilles, a long-
sleeved shirt without a collar, made of white baize with red stripes . Some common
accessories of the Antioquian man have become ingrained symbols of the paisa
culture, such as the carriel and the poncho. The carriel is a small bag made of
leather and ocelot skin, oval in shape at the bottom and with a pointed lid that
serves as a closure.

Typical costume of the town criers of Medellín:

A wide skirt made of cotton cretonne; high-necked, long-sleeved blouse; black
knitted trousers with silk cord fringes; espadrilles tied with black cord; as a
complement to the suit are: the basket, the tray or the drawer where the products
offered are placed.