INTEGRANTES DEL EQUIPO :
VICTOR Y. TORRES LOPEZ
JESUS ELIZONDO JACOBO
ZENNIA GUADALUPE COVARRUBIAS RIZO
ZENNIA GUADALUPE COVARRUBIAS RIZO
LEONARDO GUZMAN FLORES
EIMY MARIAM RODRIGUEZ
thank you very much everyone for these 3 years we shared together, especially thisyear but because we were part of a small group of English where sometimes there were problems, sadness, joy, anger for many tasks, but it was worth it becausetogether learned to reach in this very narrow path and hard to walk, thank you very much to our teacher, Professor Dino and the whole team in horabuena congratulations!continue working together.
my inner child
Gaston on Tue Sep 01, 2009 6:35 a.m.
And that day, in which a child
E this morning, which change
And that view I saw at dawn
Beating your face in front of my insuberante lasidez ..
My soft hands like clouds
My hair smelling fresh clean
And you insensante charisma, is the full
My child's soul
Oh, poor teenager
Oh, poor life
Oh, My God ..
Vendiceme this day .. and let
leave the child inside
The child inside me
LONDON TOUR
LONDON TOUR
DURATION: 15-ABRIL-30 ABRIL
PRICE: Adult £ 8900 Book »Child £ 7900 Book»
(INCLUDES HOTELS, TOURS AND TRANSPORTATION BY BUS, NO MEALS, NO PLANE TICKET).
PLACES: England, Courthouse, St. Paul's Cathedral (stop), Tower Bridge and the magnificentviews of London 900 years ago.
ACTIVITIES: CLIMB COLD, Boat trip on the river, Check the Jewels, Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Changing of the Guard,Paseo Crossing.
Fruit cocktail.
Ingredients for fruit cocktail.
1 / apple
dozen apple
2/bananas
dozen strawberries
3 kiwi 1 / 2 cup sugar.
Juco casting an orange.
A bottle of champagne.
How to Prepare Fruit Cocktail.
Wash strawberries, cleaned, remove the stub, and Blend or process.
Put in a jar, add sugar, orange juice and leave in refrigerator up to one hour before serving.
Just before serving add the champagne served chilled.
Wash fruits
cleaned
Blend or process.
GRAMMAR RULES USED TO APPOINT ACCOUNTING AND COUNTLESS THINGS
Countable and uncountable nouns rule
A book named name anything that can be counted. Has singular and plural. For example: I have a chair. I have three chairs.
Have an apple. It has five blocks.
Countless name is a name that can be counted. It has no plural form.
For example: I have furniture. NO: I have three securities.
It has fruit. It has five fruits.
REGLAS DE GRAMÁTICA UTILIZADOS PARA NOMBRAR LAS COSAS DE CONTABILIDAD y un sinnúmero
Los sustantivos son palabras cuyos referentes se fijan las clases de entidad (a diferencia de los pronombres cuyos referentes son contextuales), no declaraciones de hechos o de las relaciones gramaticales. Los pronombres personales en cada contexto tiene una referencia, pero los cambios de un contexto a otro ("yo" no tiene ningún referente fijo, sino que depende del orador), por su parte verbos que designan estados de cosas, procesos o relaciones entre las entidades, mientras que las preposiciones generalmente indican abstracta las relaciones. Sintácticamente los nombres actúan como núcleos sustantivo, es decir, los argumentos del verbo o adiciones al nombre
And for every one of the things I love (the word my mother taught me to express my love) and those who do me the favor of reading this article, I wish with all my heart that they spend a very, Merry Christmas!
YESMust I studyYou Must studyHe / she / it must-studyWe Must studyThey Must studyNEGATIVEI Must not be lateYou Must not be lateHe / she Must not be lateWe Must not be lateThey Must not be lateINTEROGATIVOMust you travel to Barcelona tomorrowMust we travel to Barcelona tomorrowThey Must travel to Barcelona tomorrowUsed:1. When something is necessaryExample: You Must Have a passport to travel to abroad. (You must have a passport to travel abroad).2. To express what one believes it is necessary to (say)example: You must tidy your room (you sort your room).3. To ban in the negative - Must not Must not or - for something you should not do.Example: You Must not be late. (You should not be late)Tips (Tips)IMPORTANT:Must not not have the same meaning Do not Have to.Do not Have to is used to refer to things that are not needed. However Must not mean you should not do something. It is forbidden!Examples: I Do not Have to work tomorrow. (I have to work tomorrow).I Must not be late for work. (I will not be late for work).
In Canada, Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October.
In the United States, it falls on the fourth Thursday of November.
The precise historical origin of the holiday is disputed. Although Americans commonly believe that the first Thanksgiving happened in 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts, there is strong evidence for earlier celebrations in Canada (1578) and by Spanish explorers in Florida (1565).[citation needed]
Thanksgiving Day is also celebrated in Leiden, in the Netherlands. A different holiday which uses the same name is celebrated at a similar time of year in the island of Grenada
bank regulation
1.-no smoking
2.-row order
3.-silent
4.-not run
5.-not go with food
6.-no pets
7.-no phone
8.-present identification to make a submission
9.-not enter wearing sunglasses
10.-not come with caps
10 señalamientos que existen en china
señales de advertencia
1.-USAR CASCO OBLIGATORIAMENTE
2.-CUIDADO CON LA ESCALERA
3.-PRECAUCION
4.-PELIGRO MATERIAL FLAMANTE
5.-SOLO PERSONAL
6.-PELIGRO ALTO VOLTAJE
SEÑALIZACIONES DE PELIGRO
1.-USAR CASCO
2.- NO BEBER
3.-NO FUMAR
4.- PELIGROALTO VOLTAJE
5.-USAR PROTECCION ADECUADA
6.-PELIGRO PISO MOJADO
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, as a result of marriage between Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria Pertl. The mother came from a wealthy family of civil servants, the father was a minor composer and violinist in the court of Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, author of a useful introductory guide to the art of violin, published in 1756. Mozart was the seventh son of this marriage, but of his six siblings had only survived a daughter, Maria Anna. Wolferl and Nannerl, as the two brothers called family-raised in an environment where music reigned from dawn to dusk, because the father was an excellent violinist who occupied in the court of Prince-Archbishop Sigismund of Salzburg the post of composer and vicemaestro chapel.
Considered by many as the greatest musical genius of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed an original and powerful work covering such diverse genres as comic opera, sacred music and symphonies. The Austrian composer was famous not only for his extraordinary talent as a musician, but also because of his hectic personal life, marked by rebellion, conspiracies against him and his premature death.
Much has been written about the death of Mozart. The romantic idea that he was poisoned.
The reality is that in July 1791, when Mozart was already suffering the symptoms of the disease that would be deadly.unfortunately lost, it would have been able to clarify the enigma of her physical appearance so contradictory in several portraits. This was followed by a funeral in an aisle of the cathedral in Salzburg, attended, despite the severe storm of snow and hail unleashed, a large number of musicians, Freemasons and members of the local nobility. The finding is significant because it contradicts the legend about the indifference that surrounded his death and burial. It is true, however, that no one accompanied the corpse to the cemetery of St. Marx, where he was buried without a coffin. But these were the rules issued by Joseph II in his curious desire to "modernize" the public health, standards, even after being abolished, were respected by many thinkers and Freemasons.EIMY MARIAM RODRIGUEZ
thank you very much everyone for these 3 years we shared together, especially thisyear but because we were part of a small group of English where sometimes there were problems, sadness, joy, anger for many tasks, but it was worth it becausetogether learned to reach in this very narrow path and hard to walk, thank you very much to our teacher, Professor Dino and the whole team in horabuena congratulations!continue working together.
my inner child
Gaston on Tue Sep 01, 2009 6:35 a.m.
And that day, in which a child
E this morning, which change
And that view I saw at dawn
Beating your face in front of my insuberante lasidez ..
My soft hands like clouds
My hair smelling fresh clean
And you insensante charisma, is the full
My child's soul
Oh, poor teenager
Oh, poor life
Oh, My God ..
Vendiceme this day .. and let
leave the child inside
The child inside me
LONDON TOUR
LONDON TOUR
DURATION: 15-ABRIL-30 ABRIL
PRICE: Adult £ 8900 Book »Child £ 7900 Book»
(INCLUDES HOTELS, TOURS AND TRANSPORTATION BY BUS, NO MEALS, NO PLANE TICKET).
PLACES: England, Courthouse, St. Paul's Cathedral (stop), Tower Bridge and the magnificentviews of London 900 years ago.
ACTIVITIES: CLIMB COLD, Boat trip on the river, Check the Jewels, Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Changing of the Guard,Paseo Crossing.
Ingredients for fruit cocktail.
1 / apple
dozen apple
2/bananas
dozen strawberries
3 kiwi 1 / 2 cup sugar.
Juco casting an orange.
A bottle of champagne.
How to Prepare Fruit Cocktail.
Wash strawberries, cleaned, remove the stub, and Blend or process.
Put in a jar, add sugar, orange juice and leave in refrigerator up to one hour before serving.
Just before serving add the champagne served chilled.
Wash fruits
GRAMMAR RULES USED TO APPOINT ACCOUNTING AND COUNTLESS THINGS
Nouns are words whose referents are fixed entity classes (as opposed to pronouns whose referents are contextual), not statements of fact or grammatical relations. The personal pronouns in each context have a reference but it changes from context to context ("I" has no fixed referent, but depends on the speaker), meanwhile verbs designating states of affairs, processes or relationships between entities, while prepositions usually indicate abstract relations. Syntactically nouns act as nuclei noun, ie as arguments of the verb or additions to the name.
Classification of nouns
Countable and uncountable nouns rule
A book named name anything that can be counted. Has singular and plural. For example: I have a chair. I have three chairs.
Have an apple. It has five blocks.
Countless name is a name that can be counted. It has no plural form.
For example: I have furniture. NO: I have three securities.
It has fruit. It has five fruits.
REGLAS DE GRAMÁTICA UTILIZADOS PARA NOMBRAR LAS COSAS DE CONTABILIDAD y un sinnúmero
Los sustantivos son palabras cuyos referentes se fijan las clases de entidad (a diferencia de los pronombres cuyos referentes son contextuales), no declaraciones de hechos o de las relaciones gramaticales. Los pronombres personales en cada contexto tiene una referencia, pero los cambios de un contexto a otro ("yo" no tiene ningún referente fijo, sino que depende del orador), por su parte verbos que designan estados de cosas, procesos o relaciones entre las entidades, mientras que las preposiciones generalmente indican abstracta las relaciones. Sintácticamente los nombres actúan como núcleos sustantivo, es decir, los argumentos del verbo o adiciones al nombre
Clasificación de los sustantivos
Según la contabilidad de los nombres:
Sustantivos contables: las entidades punto que puede incluir, por ejemplo, cinco niños, tres rocas, trece euros. Los sustantivos contables se combinan con cuantificadores plurales semánticamente inalterada.
Sustantivos no contables: dicen que las cosas no se cuentan, excepto cuando se refiere a las clases o variedades distintas, como la leche, el humor, el aire, humo, basura.
Según la contabilidad de los nombres:
Sustantivos contables: las entidades punto que puede incluir, por ejemplo, cinco niños, tres rocas, trece euros. Los sustantivos contables se combinan con cuantificadores plurales semánticamente inalterada.
Sustantivos no contables: dicen que las cosas no se cuentan, excepto cuando se refiere a las clases o variedades distintas, como la leche, el humor, el aire, humo, basura.
Letter to the Child JesusAs a child, my mother instilled in me the habit every year to write a letter to Santa Claus asking for things I wanted to bring me in this long awaited day.Of course, everything was contingent on the behavior I observed during one year, and my mother, always aware of everything, I "read the card" reminding me of the pranks committed for 365 days. Therefore, the gift orders, and not be the same. However, hope does not die in my heart and this very special letter ended by placing under my hammock, so yopudiera see what it was in fact the expected character. I could never know because, as mom, I fell asleep when he arrived and he was sorry wake.My excitement for writing was twofold: one because it was the only time he wrote a letter and sent it to someone, and two because it poured all my enthusiasm to ask what you have unwittingly come into my hands neck. The next day, I could not control the excitement of seeing if all order had arrived. I can not say I was disappointed by what "Santa Claus" brought me, but I did not understand why, if I asked for a "tea set" of the great, had a little boy instead.
And for every one of the things I love (the word my mother taught me to express my love) and those who do me the favor of reading this article, I wish with all my heart that they spend a very, Merry Christmas!
Must Use of EnglishMUST is a verb 'modal'. English modal verbs are verbs that are used to express different functions such as obligation, ability, view ... etc. Are always used with other verbs.This online English class we MUST see. Then there is an exercise with answers.Is used: to talk in English required.Forms: with the subject + Must + infinitive
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day, known informally as "Turkey Day," is a harvest festival celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada. Thanksgiving was a holiday to express thankfulness, gratitude, and appreciation to God, family and friends for which all have been blessed of material possessions and relationships. Traditionally, it has been a time to give thanks for a bountiful harvest. This holiday has since moved away from its religious roots.[1]In Canada, Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October.
In the United States, it falls on the fourth Thursday of November.
The precise historical origin of the holiday is disputed. Although Americans commonly believe that the first Thanksgiving happened in 1621 at Plymouth, Massachusetts, there is strong evidence for earlier celebrations in Canada (1578) and by Spanish explorers in Florida (1565).[citation needed]
Thanksgiving Day is also celebrated in Leiden, in the Netherlands. A different holiday which uses the same name is celebrated at a similar time of year in the island of Grenada
bank regulation
1.-no smoking
2.-row order
3.-silent
4.-not run
5.-not go with food
6.-no pets
7.-no phone
8.-present identification to make a submission
9.-not enter wearing sunglasses
10.-not come with caps
10 señalamientos que existen en china
señales de advertencia
1.-USAR CASCO OBLIGATORIAMENTE
2.-CUIDADO CON LA ESCALERA
3.-PRECAUCION
4.-PELIGRO MATERIAL FLAMANTE
5.-SOLO PERSONAL
6.-PELIGRO ALTO VOLTAJE
1.-USAR CASCO
2.- NO BEBER
3.-NO FUMAR
4.- PELIGROALTO VOLTAJE
5.-USAR PROTECCION ADECUADA
6.-PELIGRO PISO MOJADO
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, as a result of marriage between Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria Pertl. The mother came from a wealthy family of civil servants, the father was a minor composer and violinist in the court of Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, author of a useful introductory guide to the art of violin, published in 1756. Mozart was the seventh son of this marriage, but of his six siblings had only survived a daughter, Maria Anna. Wolferl and Nannerl, as the two brothers called family-raised in an environment where music reigned from dawn to dusk, because the father was an excellent violinist who occupied in the court of Prince-Archbishop Sigismund of Salzburg the post of composer and vicemaestro chapel.
Considered by many as the greatest musical genius of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed an original and powerful work covering such diverse genres as comic opera, sacred music and symphonies. The Austrian composer was famous not only for his extraordinary talent as a musician, but also because of his hectic personal life, marked by rebellion, conspiracies against him and his premature death.
Much has been written about the death of Mozart. The romantic idea that he was poisoned.
As counted by the names:
Countable nouns: point entities that may include, for example, five children, three rocks, thirteen euros. The countable nouns combine with plural quantifiers semantically unaltered.
Non-countable nouns: say things not be counted except when referring to classes or different varieties, such as milk, humor, air, smoke, garbage.
Non-countable nouns: say things not be counted except when referring to classes or different varieties, such as milk, humor, air, smoke, garbage.
- Uncountable nouns can only be combined with singular quantifiers without changing their meaning. Support only cardinal numerals or quantifiers plural to indicate a class or form. For example: "Three glasses of milk," "Many glasses of milk", "A lot of milk, " "The fumes from the acids are usually harmful," much air. "They are classified into halves according to the personal pronoun.
