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Use the Google sites to work on your project work. You can use another platform if you feel more comfortable with it.

But don't forget, in it you must post all contents you think are important in each unit, and (if you want) add information about each topic.

Be creative and assertive.

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I live with my mother, grandmother, step-dad and brother.

I am a student at the Coelho e Castro Secondary School, in the Science and Technology course . I dont actually have an idea of what job i want to have in the future but i think the future will decide for me.

Usually, in my free times, I play videogames or basketball while listening to music.

My biggest goal is to succeed in life while doing thigs i like, and be happy by that.

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Hey hey, I am Martim Bessa and I am 15 years old. I live with my mother, grandmother, step-dad and brother. I am a student at the Coelho e Castro Secondary School, in the Science and Technology course.

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My Learning Diary

Jénifer Costa nº6 10ºB

INDEX

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My presentation

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Hello My name is Jénifer.I was born on June 25, 2005. I live in Louredo with my parents and my younger sister. In my free time I enjoy listening to music and spending time with my family and friends. My favorite subjects are Biology and Physical Chemistry. My least favorite is math. I don't like falsehood or injustices.

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Suffragist Movement

Poem

The person who smilesis not always happyOften just hide what you feelTo see how far you can lie and take itTo try to figure out who can unmask herEven when leaving becomes necessary and not just an optionAt this point, you can understand how far the person can take itAnd the people who can repair ate the ones who deserve our love until eternity

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My Learning Diary Jénifer Costa nº6 10ºB INDEX Poem Suffragist Movement 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 12 My presentation 1 My Presentation Hello My name is Jénifer.I was born on June 25, 2005. I live in Louredo with my parents and my younger sister.

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0.1 -  Culture and language check out

0.2 - New beginnings

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1.1 - Across languages and cultures (benefits of bilingualism)

1.2 - Communication across frontiers (advantages of Students Exchange Programmes)

1.3 - Language on the move (teenglish)

- Evaluation: Formative and Summative

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2.1 - Teenage life (dreams and ambitions)

2.2 - Tastes and Styles (stylish teens and blockbusters)

2.3 - Preparing for the future (Ingenious  and entrepreneur youth)

- Evaluation - Formative and Summative

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3.1 - Technological innovation (the rise of mobile devices)

3.2 - High-Tech Horizons (Future tech devices: Future living)

3.3 - New Worlds ( Beyond of planets)

- Evaluation: Formative and Summative

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4.1 - Shaping Traditional Media ( The printing revolution)

4.2 - Online Communication (Social Media: going digital)

4.3 - Ethical Issues (invasion of privacy)

- Evaluation: Formative and Summative

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My learning diary

Presenting My

Leonor Oliveiranº9 10ºB

INDEX

My presentation

Unit - 0

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Synonyms and Antonyms

Present Simple

Present Continuous

Word formation

My presentation

Hi!My name is Leonor. I'm 15 years old. I was born on 4th May 2006. Ilive in Caldas de Aão Jorge with my family. What I like to do in my spare time is listen to music and be with my family. My favorite subject is math and biology. The subject I like least is Portuguese. I like sleeping and strawberries, but I hate injustices. I am a person who strives for goals, but on the other hand I am shy and stubborn. I have 2 brothers. I have a dog named Sky and I have a turtle. I chose this course because I would like to follow the health field forensic investigation.I wrote this learning diary to organize my ideas and work.

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British words vs American words ; Synonyms and antonyms ;Present Simple and Present Continuous ;Word formation;

British words

American words

Meaning

flatsweatscaravanundergroundpast codemain roadpetrolmotorwayroundaboutlarryliftpastfilmcinema

apartementcandycampersubwayzip codefree waygashighwaytraffic circletruckelevatoraftermoviemovies

apartamentodocecaravanametropolitanocódigo postalI.P.combustívelautoestradarotundacamiãoalevadorpassadofilmecinema

Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

Antonyms

irrelevant - essential ;lost - gained ;awful - awesome, amazing ;soundless - loud ;walking slowly - rush ;

true - real;bad - evil;dangerous - unsafe;quiet - peaceful;answer - reply;

Present Simple

Daily routines;Habbits;Real facts;Timetables;Adverbs ( usually, normally, every day);

Exemple:

I normally drive to school.She always drives to school.

Present Continuous

Action taking place at the moment of speaking;Temporary actions (thing that might change);now, at -> the moment;-> this moment;

Exemple:

I am driving to school.She is driving to school.

Verb to be ( present ) + Gerund( -ing )

Word

Formation

Verb + suffix

Ex: Perform + ance = performanceadapt + ation = adaptinon

Nouns + suffix

Adjectiv + suffix

Ex: age + d = aged

Ex: beauty + ful = beautiful

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Follow the webquest and prepare an Oral Presentation, in which you can answer the question asked, giving our personal opinion about it.
The Oral presentation will take place on the 2nd week of school, in January (Tuesday- English Lesson), as set with you.

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Far beyond Languages and Cultures

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Unit 1

Teacher?

What's a webquest

After that you must respond to an issue or make a decision from a particular point of view.

A Webquest is a web-based, inquiry-oriented activity where you examine evidence about a particular topic.

In this Webquest you will explore various websites to find an answer to the question:

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Do not forget to google the information provided to complete your task.

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Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?

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In groups of 4, you have to gather information to answer the question asked previously.

Then you have to present your conclusions, using a digital tool, to your schoolmates, in the School Library.

* The School Librarian Teacher can help you, too. GOOD WORK

But pay attention:Do not skip the topic of this webquest.

Besides the information given, you can also add other aspects you consider useful to the main question.

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Focus, team work and baby steps are essential.

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1) Form groups of 4 students each, according to your preferences or using the Rakko tool (see resources).2) Then give a name to your group and choose the chairman.3) Do some research on the drawbacks, benefits and costs of being abroad.4) Point out the advantages of being in an exchange programme, giving examples of possible learning scenarios.

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5) You can use the resources suggested as well as consider applications and spin-offs in such areas like: communications skills cultural heritage life-long experiences Intercultural adaptation6) You can also gather ideas for this topic in your English Book and workbook (unit 1).7) Use a digital tool to present your conclusions to your schoolmates, in the School Library.

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Examples of Appsfor oral presentation

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- Computer or smartphone with Internet access for both synchronous and asynchronous teaching.- Google ou Microsoft Edge- Google Classroom- Apps for your oral presentation

Examples of Digital Tools for Oral Presentation Works:Adobe SparkFlipgridGeniallyNearpodPadletPrezi

English Book (I Teen 10) - from page 50 to 53Workbook (I Teen 10) - from page 19 to 33 - mainly texts and vocabularyWorksheet: "Erasmus Exchange Programmes"NotebookAn Europe of many languages -book (School Library - European Club)

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10734-006-9016-6Are student exchange programs worth it? - Higher EducationThe number of university students participating in exchange programs has risen sharply over the last decade. A survey of Swiss university graduates...Higher Educationhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815008204Overseas Education Process of Outgoing Students within the Erasmus Exchange ProgrammeErasmus Programme is a student exchange programme carried out within the frame of the agreements between higher education institutions of European...Sciencedirecthttps://classic.europeana.eu/portal/pt/record/9200234/download_type_document_docid_610316.html?utm_source=new-website&utm_medium=buttonEurope - space for transcultural existence?Europe - Space for Transcultural Existence? is the first volume of the new series, Studies in Euroculture, published by Göttingen University Press....Europeana Collectionshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIZ86bibCpghttps://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/node_ptErasmus+Erasmus+ - Programa da UE para a educação, a formação, a juventude e o...Erasmus+ - European Commission

+info

Click "+info" to see the rubric.

The result of this webquest will be evaluated through a rubric.

This rubric was done in Rubistar andwith it you can have a more conscious feeling about the way your learn and present your work.

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Do not forget you are not working alone, and several thinking minds are capable of astonishing outcomes.

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Don't be afraid to ask your teacher for help. Remember she is your team guide and she is ready to debate your ideas.

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This Webquest is now complete.

Congratulations!

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Conclusion

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However, the question still remains "Are Exchange Programmes worth the cost? ".However, this time, I'm sure you have a more structured and stronger opinion about this issue.

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I hope it helped you to get acquainted with a more consistent knowledge about Exchange Programmes, their benefits and/or disadvantages. Besides, I hope this work has contributed to improve and empower your creativity, critical thinking and digital skills.

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Webquest

Diogo Oliveira nº2 10ºBLeonor Oliveira nº9 10ºBRafael Oliveira nº 17 10ªB

Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?The Elite Group

What is an exchange programme

...usually outside their country of origin, to learn the native language, culture and practice practiced in another nation for educational, professional or personal purposes.

An exchange programme is an expression that designate the mutual exchange of students from one location with another...

INtrodution

In our opinion Students exchange programmes have personal,educationaland long-term.

Why?

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Studying and living abroad is a huge step. Getting out of your comfort zone is not always easy, but would definitely boost your personal and professional skills. The Erasmus program is a great opportunity for you to live new experiences

Advantages

Doing an Erasmus in a country, you consider living in the future.

...However, you will never know how you would adapt unless you try it yourself. About 40% of ex-exchange students moved to another country after graduating, and about 93% of exchange students imagine themselves living abroad in the future. So, before committing permanently to living and working in a different country, you can start by going there on Erasmus and see it for yourself.

Many people have an idea of what it might be living somewhere else .....

Advantages

2. Taking a semester or an internship abroad through the Erasmus + program will increase your employability

Increasing employability is one of the main reasons and one of the most significant benefits of the Erasmus exchange program. It is proven that an exchange program boosts your CV and helps you stand out in the job market. Furthermore, an exchange program will provide you with soft skills, taking the initiative and proactivity, which are crucial for future jobs.

Advantages

3. Experience different learning and teaching practices with local Erasmus supported institutions

The institutions you have spent your whole life studying at might not offer a lot of new and innovative learning practices. When you go abroad, you will understand how teaching methods differ from country to country. You will probably learn with those differences and start looking at things from a different perspective.

Advantages

4. Figure out what you want to do with your life

Even after starting their academic studies, many students are still unsure of what path to choose in the future. One of the benefits of exchange programes is that some situations you may go through could give you hints of what you really would like to do with your life.

Advantages

5.Travel around your chosen Erasmus destination

One of the most popular reasons to go on Erasmus is that you will have the opportunity to get to know new places. Whether you travel in a group or alone, going to different locations will show you how big and amazing the world we live in is.

Advantages

6. You learn to trust yourself

In these cases, you will have to believe in your capacity to face and solve any problems you might encounter. Despite being quite uncomfortable and sometimes frustrating, you will have more self-confidence and know what to do in the future.

When you are in an unfamiliar place, far from your comfort zone, you have no option but to learn how to deal with unexpected situations.

Conclusion

In conclusion with this advantages we can say that Students exchange programmes have personal,educational and long-term advantages because Studying abroad will allow you to experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people.

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Webquest Diogo Oliveira nº2 10ºBLeonor Oliveira nº9 10ºBRafael Oliveira nº 17 10ªB Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?The Elite Group What is an exchange programme ...usually outside their country of origin, to learn the native language, culture and practice practiced in another nation for educational, professional or personal purposes.

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Webquest

Diogo Oliveira nº2 10ºBLeonor Oliveira nº9 10ºBRafael Oliveira nº 17 10ªB

Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?The Elite Group

What is an exchange programme

...usually outside their country of origin, to learn the native language, culture and practice practiced in another nation for educational, professional or personal purposes.

An exchange programme is an expression that designate the mutual exchange of students from one location with another...

INtrodution

In our opinion Students exchange programmes have personal,educationaland long-term.

Why?

<- Click

Studying and living abroad is a huge step. Getting out of your comfort zone is not always easy, but would definitely boost your personal and professional skills. The Erasmus program is a great opportunity for you to live new experiences

Advantages

Doing an Erasmus in a country, you consider living in the future.

...However, you will never know how you would adapt unless you try it yourself. About 40% of ex-exchange students moved to another country after graduating, and about 93% of exchange students imagine themselves living abroad in the future. So, before committing permanently to living and working in a different country, you can start by going there on Erasmus and see it for yourself.

Many people have an idea of what it might be living somewhere else .....

Advantages

2. Taking a semester or an internship abroad through the Erasmus + program will increase your employability

Increasing employability is one of the main reasons and one of the most significant benefits of the Erasmus exchange program. It is proven that an exchange program boosts your CV and helps you stand out in the job market. Furthermore, an exchange program will provide you with soft skills, taking the initiative and proactivity, which are crucial for future jobs.

Advantages

3. Experience different learning and teaching practices with local Erasmus supported institutions

The institutions you have spent your whole life studying at might not offer a lot of new and innovative learning practices. When you go abroad, you will understand how teaching methods differ from country to country. You will probably learn with those differences and start looking at things from a different perspective.

Advantages

4. Figure out what you want to do with your life

Even after starting their academic studies, many students are still unsure of what path to choose in the future. One of the benefits of exchange programes is that some situations you may go through could give you hints of what you really would like to do with your life.

Advantages

5.Travel around your chosen Erasmus destination

One of the most popular reasons to go on Erasmus is that you will have the opportunity to get to know new places. Whether you travel in a group or alone, going to different locations will show you how big and amazing the world we live in is.

Advantages

6. You learn to trust yourself

In these cases, you will have to believe in your capacity to face and solve any problems you might encounter. Despite being quite uncomfortable and sometimes frustrating, you will have more self-confidence and know what to do in the future.

When you are in an unfamiliar place, far from your comfort zone, you have no option but to learn how to deal with unexpected situations.

Conclusion

In conclusion with this advantages we can say that Students exchange programmes have personal,educational and long-term advantages because Studying abroad will allow you to experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people.

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Webquest Diogo Oliveira nº2 10ºBLeonor Oliveira nº9 10ºBRafael Oliveira nº 17 10ªB Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?The Elite Group What is an exchange programme ...usually outside their country of origin, to learn the native language, culture and practice practiced in another nation for educational, professional or personal purposes.

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Webquest

Diogo Oliveira nº2 10ºBLeonor Oliveira nº9 10ºBRafael Oliveira nº 17 10ªB

Do Students exchange programmes have personal, educational and long-term advantages?The Elite Group

What is an exchange programme

...usually outside their country of origin, to learn the native language, culture and practice practiced in another nation for educational, professional or personal purposes.

An exchange programme is an expression that designate the mutual exchange of students from one location with another...

INtrodution

In our opinion Students exchange programmes have personal,educationaland long-term.

Why?

<- Click

Studying and living abroad is a huge step. Getting out of your comfort zone is not always easy, but would definitely boost your personal and professional skills. The Erasmus program is a great opportunity for you to live new experiences

Advantages

Doing an Erasmus in a country, you consider living in the future.

...However, you will never know how you would adapt unless you try it yourself. About 40% of ex-exchange students moved to another country after graduating, and about 93% of exchange students imagine themselves living abroad in the future. So, before committing permanently to living and working in a different country, you can start by going there on Erasmus and see it for yourself.

Many people have an idea of what it might be living somewhere else .....

Advantages

2. Taking a semester or an internship abroad through the Erasmus + program will increase your employability

Increasing employability is one of the main reasons and one of the most significant benefits of the Erasmus exchange program. It is proven that an exchange program boosts your CV and helps you stand out in the job market. Furthermore, an exchange program will provide you with soft skills, taking the initiative and proactivity, which are crucial for future jobs.

Advantages

3. Experience different learning and teaching practices with local Erasmus supported institutions

The institutions you have spent your whole life studying at might not offer a lot of new and innovative learning practices. When you go abroad, you will understand how teaching methods differ from country to country. You will probably learn with those differences and start looking at things from a different perspective.

Advantages

4. Figure out what you want to do with your life

Even after starting their academic studies, many students are still unsure of what path to choose in the future. One of the benefits of exchange programes is that some situations you may go through could give you hints of what you really would like to do with your life.

Advantages

5.Travel around your chosen Erasmus destination

One of the most popular reasons to go on Erasmus is that you will have the opportunity to get to know new places. Whether you travel in a group or alone, going to different locations will show you how big and amazing the world we live in is.

Advantages

6. You learn to trust yourself

In these cases, you will have to believe in your capacity to face and solve any problems you might encounter. Despite being quite uncomfortable and sometimes frustrating, you will have more self-confidence and know what to do in the future.

When you are in an unfamiliar place, far from your comfort zone, you have no option but to learn how to deal with unexpected situations.

Conclusion

In conclusion with this advantages we can say that Students exchange programmes have personal,educational and long-term advantages because Studying abroad will allow you to experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people.

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Exchange programmes

The 4teens

Do Students Exchange Programmes have personal, educational and long term advantages?

Index

1.What is a Student Exchange Programme?

2.The most known Student Exchange Programmes

3.Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

4.Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

5.How much does it cost studying abroad?

6.Conclusion

7.Bibliography

A Student Exchange Programme is a programme in which students from a high school or university study abroad. These kind of programmes usually involve international travel, but it doesn't necessarily require the student to study outside their home country. There are two types of exchange programmes:- The short-term Exchange Programme which lasts from one week to three months and doesn't require the student to study in any particular school or institution. In the short term exhange programme students are exposed to an intensive programme that increases their understanding of other cultures, communities, and languages.- The long-term Exchange Programme is one which lasts six to ten months or up to one full year. Participants attend high school or university in their host countries, through a student visa. Students are expected to integrate themselves into the host family, immersing themselves in the local community and surroundings.

What is a Student Exchange Programme?

* Erasmus + (it offers young people a short or long term experience either as a student or a trainee.)* AFS (The organization has programs in over 50 countries including Canada, New Zealand, France, and Japan)* Youth for Understanding (YFU offers students ages 15-18 the opportunity to study abroad for a year, a semester, a summer, or through another specialty program like sports, nature, or theater-focused programme)* CIEE (The organization places students in about 40 different countries, including Germany, Chile, France, Ireland, Japan, Spain, and New Zealand)* Rotary Youth Exchange (it offers an opportunity for around 8,000 students a year to experience another culture in around 100 different countries)* (...)

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

Students that decide to participate in an exchange programme will live a memorable experience as they will be emerged into a completely new way of life. Consequently, there is a huge number of advantages that will enrich their life not only in a short term but also in a long one. They are:* Students will experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people;* Students will try the local food, take part in local activities and will interact with a variety of people which will give them a better understanding and appreciation for the nation's history and its people. As a result, they will become more tolerant and respectful towards the difference;* Students will improve their English skills and will learn a new foreign language, the country's native language;

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

* Students will easier cope with unexpected problems and difficulties in the future as they have to face unfamiliar situations while studying abroad;* Regarding their education, students will have the opportunity to experience different styles of education, which can have great outcomes in their future career since it will enrich their Curriculum Vitae;* Students will have more job opportunities due to the fact that more and more employers are looking for students with international experience.

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Participating in an exchange students can be both exciting and terrifying. Many aspects may influence students not to participate in this kind of programmes. The disadvantages are:* Students will have to leave their comfort zone, facing a change in their habits and living unfamiliar situations;* Students will have to struggle with a foreign language at which they may not be good;* Students will feel homesick. Although we have different means of communication in these days that will shorten distance, keeping away from family and friends is never easy;* Studying abroad can be expensive. Depending on the country you choose to study in its cost can be higher or lower. For instance, studying in India can be cheaper than studying in an European country as it's an inexpensive country.

Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Every student engaging in this experience may have into consideration that they will have to pay tuition fees, housing, daily costs living such as food and entertainment, and the travel costs. Nevertheless, things can get easier if students have a scholarship that can be offered by universities, government organizations, not-for-profit enterprises, and other private foundations.

How much does it cost studying abroad?

In conclusion, we can see that the benefits outnumber the drawbacks; therefore we think that everyone should use this challenge as a way to discover their strengths and weaknesses, expand their horizons and grow as a person.

Conclusion

https://www.goabroad.com/articles/study-abroad/how-much-does-it-cost-to-study-abroadhttps://www.sendmybag.com/blog/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-studying-abroadhttps://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/studying-abroad/6-reasons-go-student-exchange-programhttps://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/opportunities/individuals/students/studying-abroadhttps://teens.lovetoknow.com/teens-school/top-foreign-exchange-student-programshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_exchange_program

Bibliography

Gonçalo Mota nº4Inês Encarnação nº5Luana Pinho nº10Maria Pinho nº13

Work done by:

The 4teens

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Exchange programmes

The 4teens

Do Students Exchange Programmes have personal, educational and long term advantages?

Index

1.What is a Student Exchange Programme?

2.The most known Student Exchange Programmes

3.Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

4.Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

5.How much does it cost studying abroad?

6.Conclusion

7.Bibliography

A Student Exchange Programme is a programme in which students from a high school or university study abroad. These kind of programmes usually involve international travel, but it doesn't necessarily require the student to study outside their home country. There are two types of exchange programmes:- The short-term Exchange Programme which lasts from one week to three months and doesn't require the student to study in any particular school or institution. In the short term exhange programme students are exposed to an intensive programme that increases their understanding of other cultures, communities, and languages.- The long-term Exchange Programme is one which lasts six to ten months or up to one full year. Participants attend high school or university in their host countries, through a student visa. Students are expected to integrate themselves into the host family, immersing themselves in the local community and surroundings.

What is a Student Exchange Programme?

* Erasmus + (it offers young people a short or long term experience either as a student or a trainee.)* AFS (The organization has programs in over 50 countries including Canada, New Zealand, France, and Japan)* Youth for Understanding (YFU offers students ages 15-18 the opportunity to study abroad for a year, a semester, a summer, or through another specialty program like sports, nature, or theater-focused programme)* CIEE (The organization places students in about 40 different countries, including Germany, Chile, France, Ireland, Japan, Spain, and New Zealand)* Rotary Youth Exchange (it offers an opportunity for around 8,000 students a year to experience another culture in around 100 different countries)* (...)

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

Students that decide to participate in an exchange programme will live a memorable experience as they will be emerged into a completely new way of life. Consequently, there is a huge number of advantages that will enrich their life not only in a short term but also in a long one. They are:* Students will experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people;* Students will try the local food, take part in local activities and will interact with a variety of people which will give them a better understanding and appreciation for the nation's history and its people. As a result, they will become more tolerant and respectful towards the difference;* Students will improve their English skills and will learn a new foreign language, the country's native language;

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

* Students will easier cope with unexpected problems and difficulties in the future as they have to face unfamiliar situations while studying abroad;* Regarding their education, students will have the opportunity to experience different styles of education, which can have great outcomes in their future career since it will enrich their Curriculum Vitae;* Students will have more job opportunities due to the fact that more and more employers are looking for students with international experience.

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Participating in an exchange students can be both exciting and terrifying. Many aspects may influence students not to participate in this kind of programmes. The disadvantages are:* Students will have to leave their comfort zone, facing a change in their habits and living unfamiliar situations;* Students will have to struggle with a foreign language at which they may not be good;* Students will feel homesick. Although we have different means of communication in these days that will shorten distance, keeping away from family and friends is never easy;* Studying abroad can be expensive. Depending on the country you choose to study in its cost can be higher or lower. For instance, studying in India can be cheaper than studying in an European country as it's an inexpensive country.

Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Every student engaging in this experience may have into consideration that they will have to pay tuition fees, housing, daily costs living such as food and entertainment, and the travel costs. Nevertheless, things can get easier if students have a scholarship that can be offered by universities, government organizations, not-for-profit enterprises, and other private foundations.

How much does it cost studying abroad?

In conclusion, we can see that the benefits outnumber the drawbacks; therefore we think that everyone should use this challenge as a way to discover their strengths and weaknesses, expand their horizons and grow as a person.

Conclusion

https://www.goabroad.com/articles/study-abroad/how-much-does-it-cost-to-study-abroadhttps://www.sendmybag.com/blog/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-studying-abroadhttps://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/studying-abroad/6-reasons-go-student-exchange-programhttps://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/opportunities/individuals/students/studying-abroadhttps://teens.lovetoknow.com/teens-school/top-foreign-exchange-student-programshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_exchange_program

Bibliography

Gonçalo Mota nº4Inês Encarnação nº5Luana Pinho nº10Maria Pinho nº13

Work done by:

The 4teens

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Exchange programmes

The 4teens

Do Students Exchange Programmes have personal, educational and long term advantages?

Index

1.What is a Student Exchange Programme?

2.The most known Student Exchange Programmes

3.Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

4.Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

5.How much does it cost studying abroad?

6.Conclusion

7.Bibliography

A Student Exchange Programme is a programme in which students from a high school or university study abroad. These kind of programmes usually involve international travel, but it doesn't necessarily require the student to study outside their home country. There are two types of exchange programmes:- The short-term Exchange Programme which lasts from one week to three months and doesn't require the student to study in any particular school or institution. In the short term exhange programme students are exposed to an intensive programme that increases their understanding of other cultures, communities, and languages.- The long-term Exchange Programme is one which lasts six to ten months or up to one full year. Participants attend high school or university in their host countries, through a student visa. Students are expected to integrate themselves into the host family, immersing themselves in the local community and surroundings.

What is a Student Exchange Programme?

* Erasmus + (it offers young people a short or long term experience either as a student or a trainee.)* AFS (The organization has programs in over 50 countries including Canada, New Zealand, France, and Japan)* Youth for Understanding (YFU offers students ages 15-18 the opportunity to study abroad for a year, a semester, a summer, or through another specialty program like sports, nature, or theater-focused programme)* CIEE (The organization places students in about 40 different countries, including Germany, Chile, France, Ireland, Japan, Spain, and New Zealand)* Rotary Youth Exchange (it offers an opportunity for around 8,000 students a year to experience another culture in around 100 different countries)* (...)

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

The most known Student Exchange Programmes

Students that decide to participate in an exchange programme will live a memorable experience as they will be emerged into a completely new way of life. Consequently, there is a huge number of advantages that will enrich their life not only in a short term but also in a long one. They are:* Students will experience different cultures and perspectives, including new traditions and customs and meeting new people;* Students will try the local food, take part in local activities and will interact with a variety of people which will give them a better understanding and appreciation for the nation's history and its people. As a result, they will become more tolerant and respectful towards the difference;* Students will improve their English skills and will learn a new foreign language, the country's native language;

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

* Students will easier cope with unexpected problems and difficulties in the future as they have to face unfamiliar situations while studying abroad;* Regarding their education, students will have the opportunity to experience different styles of education, which can have great outcomes in their future career since it will enrich their Curriculum Vitae;* Students will have more job opportunities due to the fact that more and more employers are looking for students with international experience.

Advantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Participating in an exchange students can be both exciting and terrifying. Many aspects may influence students not to participate in this kind of programmes. The disadvantages are:* Students will have to leave their comfort zone, facing a change in their habits and living unfamiliar situations;* Students will have to struggle with a foreign language at which they may not be good;* Students will feel homesick. Although we have different means of communication in these days that will shorten distance, keeping away from family and friends is never easy;* Studying abroad can be expensive. Depending on the country you choose to study in its cost can be higher or lower. For instance, studying in India can be cheaper than studying in an European country as it's an inexpensive country.

Disadvantages of participating in an Exchange Programme

Every student engaging in this experience may have into consideration that they will have to pay tuition fees, housing, daily costs living such as food and entertainment, and the travel costs. Nevertheless, things can get easier if students have a scholarship that can be offered by universities, government organizations, not-for-profit enterprises, and other private foundations.

How much does it cost studying abroad?

In conclusion, we can see that the benefits outnumber the drawbacks; therefore we think that everyone should use this challenge as a way to discover their strengths and weaknesses, expand their horizons and grow as a person.

Conclusion

https://www.goabroad.com/articles/study-abroad/how-much-does-it-cost-to-study-abroadhttps://www.sendmybag.com/blog/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-studying-abroadhttps://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/studying-abroad/6-reasons-go-student-exchange-programhttps://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/opportunities/individuals/students/studying-abroadhttps://teens.lovetoknow.com/teens-school/top-foreign-exchange-student-programshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_exchange_program

Bibliography

Gonçalo Mota nº4Inês Encarnação nº5Luana Pinho nº10Maria Pinho nº13

Work done by:

The 4teens

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In this work we will talk about the personal and educational advantages of a person if they participate in a student exchange program.

Educational advantages

International learning and knowledge propels students towards acceptance and understanding of an array of different cultural and community perspectives.Language acquisition is achieved through practical immersion.Awareness and adoption of alternative, multi-faceted approaches to learning.Analytical and problem solving skills.Enhanced interest in global issues as well as a broader general knowledge.

Long-term advantages

Students who go on to tertiary studies find themselves more comfortable in 'foreign' environments.Prospective employers in almost every field look favourably upon experience gained while living abroad and knowledge obtained of another language and culture.Increased pressure to communicate and relate to others develops an awareness of group dynamics and personal sensitivity towards others.Successful program completion represents an excellent measure of personal flexibility, encompassing an ability to reach compromise, focus and succeed through challenging times.

Personal advantages

Self-development and awareness leading to enhanced self-confidence and self-esteem. This is often the most noticeable change in returned exchange students.Maturity and social poise, fuelled by the necessity to confront challenges outside a familiar support network and comfort zone.Integration into another family as well as the development of life-long friendships, fostering an appreciation of home and family.A tremendous sense of accomplishment upon completion encourages students to develop independent opinions, make informed decisions and strive to attain fresh goals.

Exchange programs

In our opinion, student exchange programs are quite advantageous in many ways both now in the future.And that's why we think the program helps a lot in terms of a person's development both culturally and socially.Work done by Luis Oliveira,Martim Alves , Martim Bessa

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This webquest has a deadline and it ends on monday, 28th, 2022.It aims an autononus group work both in a flyer and to the oral presentation of it.Besides it also aims a factual knowledge about foreign countries and its cultural diversity.

What would you like to visit in an English- speaking Country?

Question

Introduction

As you may noticed already, travelling is the best way of getting to know other cultures and people.So:

Plan a great travel itinerary for an upcoming trip of 7 to 10 days.Create a touristic flyer to be distributed to your classmates as merchandisingCreate a Powerpoint/ prezi ou Video to present your planned trip in class in an oral presentation.

Task

Divide into groups of 3/4 students and choose a country/ united country where English is a majoraty native language or an official language (exs: The UK, The USA, Ireland; Malta, Jamaica, India, South Africa, Canada, Australia, New Zealand)

Look for information on the Net about the country and its main touristic attractions: cities, monuments, museums, natural parks and things to do or to see.Include accomodations and means of transport you will need.Think about the time you will need to visit things and to go from one place to another.

Show a map with the itinerary on it, in a touristic flyer.Organise the slides with pictures and information, but be concise.Organise your oral presentation

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Congratulations for your work. This, made it possible for you to understand better the english speaking countries and its cultural diversity. Surely youfeel enriched, now.

Think about your work and the way you did it and find solutions for the things you consider be possible to improve next time.Try harder to do always your best.

This work will be evaluated according to the Group work Rubric.Use it to keep the pace of your work.Click here to access the Rubric.

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NEW ZEALAND

Friends trip

Fabiana Brandão Maria Duarte Maria Inês Pedro Martins English 10o B Teacher : Paula Sousa

index

1. Our trip

6. Fourth day

2. Map

7. Fifth day

3. Firt day

8. Sexth day

4. Second day

9. Seventh day

5. Third day

Our Trip to new zealand

The trip we have chosen as a holiday destination is New Zealand.This country is a collection of islands, the two main ones being the NorthIsland and the South Island. They are both very different. The departurewill be from Espinho by train to Lisbon. In Lisbon we will take the flight tothe airport of Auckland, New Zealand city.As this flight is not direct, we will make stopovers in Munich andLos Angeles. It will take us about a day and a half to get to our destination.Upon arrival, we will stay at the Hilton Auckland hotel. Since it is a long tripwe will take the opportunity to rest. Auckland is located in the North Island.

MAP

First day

Early in the morning we will take the opportunity to walk around the city and start by climbing to the top of the Sky Tower to see the city from above. Then we will take the opportunity to have lunch in one of the three regions by the sea, where we will enjoy a beautiful view. In the afternoon, we will continue the tour through some of the green areas of the city. We will go to the butanic garden where the Auckland war memorial museum is located, we will also visit the Auckland Art Gallery. At the end of the day we will have dinner at the hotel.

Second day

On the second day we will depart from Auckland to Matamata, 160 kmjourney. We will make this trip by bus with a touristic guide. For this day wewill take a backpack with supplies for the whole day and the tickets booked inadvance to visit Hobbiton Movie Set, a place where you can experience and feel a little of what was the trilogies "The Lord of the Rings" and "TheHobbit". Dinner will be in the same place and prepared in the Hobbit fashion. We will sleep in Matamata, at the hotel ArtHouse Bed andBreakfast.

Thirth day

On this day we will depart from Matamata to waitomo and then Tongariru national park. In the waitomo region we will visit the caves that feature the phenomenon of glowworms, the luminous worms that in the absence of ambient light glow with great intensity in shades of blue,this is a rare and exciting spectacle. We will also enjoy walks, boat tripsand visit the Marokopa waterfall. Overnight at Waitomo Farmstay.

Fourth day

On the fourth day we will visit the Tongariro National Park, Lake Taupo and the Uka Falls. In the National Park, we can find intensely coloured lakes, a great diversity of landscapes with alpine scenery andperfect settings for long walks. Another tour option is to go to the shores of Lake Taupo with the famous Uka Falls and visit the spas with naturallyheated pools due to geothermal activity. On this day, we spend the night atthe Uka Falls Resort.

Fifth day

We will wake up very early in order to advance the journey to Wellington, capital of New Zeland. Upon arrival in the capital,we will visit the Wellington chocolate factory and some shops. Wewill finish the tour in the Wellington cable car which will take us to the top of Kelburn Hill, where there is a beautiful view of the city.At the top, we will visit the planetarium at Carter Observatory.That night, we will stay in one of the capital's hotels, the ibis Wellington.

Sixth Day

On the sixth day we will depart for the coromandel peninsula, one of the most beautiful beach destinations in all of new Zealand. we will spend a beautiful day at Cathedral Cove beach, a beach that has as its focal point the passage through the rock that resembles a cathedral and we will return to the hotel where we stayed initially.

Seventh day

On the seventh and last day, we will buy souvenirs for the family and go back to the hotel. From there we will take a bus tothe airport after an incredible holiday.

thanks!

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NEW ZEALAND

Friends trip

Fabiana Brandão Maria Duarte Maria Inês Pedro Martins English 10o B Teacher : Paula Sousa

index

1. Our trip

6. Fourth day

2. Map

7. Fifth day

3. Firt day

8. Sexth day

4. Second day

9. Seventh day

5. Third day

Our Trip to new zealand

The trip we have chosen as a holiday destination is New Zealand.This country is a collection of islands, the two main ones being the NorthIsland and the South Island. They are both very different. The departurewill be from Espinho by train to Lisbon. In Lisbon we will take the flight tothe airport of Auckland, New Zealand city.As this flight is not direct, we will make stopovers in Munich andLos Angeles. It will take us about a day and a half to get to our destination.Upon arrival, we will stay at the Hilton Auckland hotel. Since it is a long tripwe will take the opportunity to rest. Auckland is located in the North Island.

MAP

First day

Early in the morning we will take the opportunity to walk around the city and start by climbing to the top of the Sky Tower to see the city from above. Then we will take the opportunity to have lunch in one of the three regions by the sea, where we will enjoy a beautiful view. In the afternoon, we will continue the tour through some of the green areas of the city. We will go to the butanic garden where the Auckland war memorial museum is located, we will also visit the Auckland Art Gallery. At the end of the day we will have dinner at the hotel.

Second day

On the second day we will depart from Auckland to Matamata, 160 kmjourney. We will make this trip by bus with a touristic guide. For this day wewill take a backpack with supplies for the whole day and the tickets booked inadvance to visit Hobbiton Movie Set, a place where you can experience and feel a little of what was the trilogies "The Lord of the Rings" and "TheHobbit". Dinner will be in the same place and prepared in the Hobbit fashion. We will sleep in Matamata, at the hotel ArtHouse Bed andBreakfast.

Thirth day

On this day we will depart from Matamata to waitomo and then Tongariru national park. In the waitomo region we will visit the caves that feature the phenomenon of glowworms, the luminous worms that in the absence of ambient light glow with great intensity in shades of blue,this is a rare and exciting spectacle. We will also enjoy walks, boat tripsand visit the Marokopa waterfall. Overnight at Waitomo Farmstay.

Fourth day

On the fourth day we will visit the Tongariro National Park, Lake Taupo and the Uka Falls. In the National Park, we can find intensely coloured lakes, a great diversity of landscapes with alpine scenery andperfect settings for long walks. Another tour option is to go to the shores of Lake Taupo with the famous Uka Falls and visit the spas with naturallyheated pools due to geothermal activity. On this day, we spend the night atthe Uka Falls Resort.

Fifth day

We will wake up very early in order to advance the journey to Wellington, capital of New Zeland. Upon arrival in the capital,we will visit the Wellington chocolate factory and some shops. Wewill finish the tour in the Wellington cable car which will take us to the top of Kelburn Hill, where there is a beautiful view of the city.At the top, we will visit the planetarium at Carter Observatory.That night, we will stay in one of the capital's hotels, the ibis Wellington.

Sixth Day

On the sixth day we will depart for the coromandel peninsula, one of the most beautiful beach destinations in all of new Zealand. we will spend a beautiful day at Cathedral Cove beach, a beach that has as its focal point the passage through the rock that resembles a cathedral and we will return to the hotel where we stayed initially.

Seventh day

On the seventh and last day, we will buy souvenirs for the family and go back to the hotel. From there we will take a bus tothe airport after an incredible holiday.

thanks!

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NEW ZEALAND

Friends trip

Fabiana Brandão Maria Duarte Maria Inês Pedro Martins English 10o B Teacher : Paula Sousa

index

1. Our trip

6. Fourth day

2. Map

7. Fifth day

3. Firt day

8. Sexth day

4. Second day

9. Seventh day

5. Third day

Our Trip to new zealand

The trip we have chosen as a holiday destination is New Zealand.This country is a collection of islands, the two main ones being the NorthIsland and the South Island. They are both very different. The departurewill be from Espinho by train to Lisbon. In Lisbon we will take the flight tothe airport of Auckland, New Zealand city.As this flight is not direct, we will make stopovers in Munich andLos Angeles. It will take us about a day and a half to get to our destination.Upon arrival, we will stay at the Hilton Auckland hotel. Since it is a long tripwe will take the opportunity to rest. Auckland is located in the North Island.

MAP

First day

Early in the morning we will take the opportunity to walk around the city and start by climbing to the top of the Sky Tower to see the city from above. Then we will take the opportunity to have lunch in one of the three regions by the sea, where we will enjoy a beautiful view. In the afternoon, we will continue the tour through some of the green areas of the city. We will go to the butanic garden where the Auckland war memorial museum is located, we will also visit the Auckland Art Gallery. At the end of the day we will have dinner at the hotel.

Second day

On the second day we will depart from Auckland to Matamata, 160 kmjourney. We will make this trip by bus with a touristic guide. For this day wewill take a backpack with supplies for the whole day and the tickets booked inadvance to visit Hobbiton Movie Set, a place where you can experience and feel a little of what was the trilogies "The Lord of the Rings" and "TheHobbit". Dinner will be in the same place and prepared in the Hobbit fashion. We will sleep in Matamata, at the hotel ArtHouse Bed andBreakfast.

Thirth day

On this day we will depart from Matamata to waitomo and then Tongariru national park. In the waitomo region we will visit the caves that feature the phenomenon of glowworms, the luminous worms that in the absence of ambient light glow with great intensity in shades of blue,this is a rare and exciting spectacle. We will also enjoy walks, boat tripsand visit the Marokopa waterfall. Overnight at Waitomo Farmstay.

Fourth day

On the fourth day we will visit the Tongariro National Park, Lake Taupo and the Uka Falls. In the National Park, we can find intensely coloured lakes, a great diversity of landscapes with alpine scenery andperfect settings for long walks. Another tour option is to go to the shores of Lake Taupo with the famous Uka Falls and visit the spas with naturallyheated pools due to geothermal activity. On this day, we spend the night atthe Uka Falls Resort.

Fifth day

We will wake up very early in order to advance the journey to Wellington, capital of New Zeland. Upon arrival in the capital,we will visit the Wellington chocolate factory and some shops. Wewill finish the tour in the Wellington cable car which will take us to the top of Kelburn Hill, where there is a beautiful view of the city.At the top, we will visit the planetarium at Carter Observatory.That night, we will stay in one of the capital's hotels, the ibis Wellington.

Sixth Day

On the sixth day we will depart for the coromandel peninsula, one of the most beautiful beach destinations in all of new Zealand. we will spend a beautiful day at Cathedral Cove beach, a beach that has as its focal point the passage through the rock that resembles a cathedral and we will return to the hotel where we stayed initially.

Seventh day

On the seventh and last day, we will buy souvenirs for the family and go back to the hotel. From there we will take a bus tothe airport after an incredible holiday.

thanks!

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learning Diary

English

index

1. presentation

2. the suffragettes

3.british vs american words

4.synonyms and antonyms

5.present simple

6.present continuous

7.words formation

8.clauses of reason

9.past simple

10.past continuous

11.present perfect

12. present perfect continuous

13.past perfect

14.past perfect contuniuous

15.relative clauses

16.modal verbs

17.contarst clauses

18.prepositions of time

19.tecnology

20.used to

21.direct vs reported speech

22.direct vs inderect speech

23.if clauses

Hello, I´m luis oliveira. I am 15 years old and live in Caldas de São Jorge. Right now in my school course I´m in science and tecnology.What I like the most is being with my friends.In my future I hope to have a job related to engineering.

In this learning diary I´il put al the subject thaught in our english classes.

presentation

The women´s suffrage movement is a social, politico and reform economic reform movement, with aim to extending suffrage(the right of vote) to women.Women and men, called suffragists participated in the female suffrage.

The struggle for the female vote was always the first step on the horizon of feminists in the post revolução industrial. The suffragettes, the first activists of feminism in the 19th century, were thus known precisely because they started a movement in the United Kingdom in favor of granting women the right to vote. It began in 1897, with the founding of the National Union for Women`s Suffragge by Millicent Fawcett(1847-1929), a British educator.The suffragette movement, which was initially peaceful, questioned the fact that women at the end of that century were considered capable of assuming important positions in English society, such as the governing body of schools and the work of educators in general, but be viewed with suspicion as potential voters.

the suffragettes

UK laws were, after all, applicable to women, but they were not consulted or invited to participed in their drafting process.

Even though the women´s suffrage movement in England in the 1910 was broadcast great comotion, as protest actions undertaken by the suffragists,it only obtained a partial success with the approval of the People´s Representation Act of 1918, the what qualified the female vote in the UK. Some historians, motivated by the role of the suffragetts were thorwn into the streets and played an important role in the war effort.

The british law of 1918 gave women from many other countries a window to persue their right to vote, which early feminists considered to be of greater importance than outher issues concerning the situation of women precisely because they believed that, in voting, as women they should be nedded to solve problems caused by unfair laws that vetoed access to work and property, for exemple. By qualifying for suffragge, as women they also become eligilble and thus, thought as feminists, compete on equal terms whith men for elected office.

As much as the oppresion of women is still a cruel reality they have the right to vote and broad political participation in most countries.

british vs american words

vs

British

American

anywhere

biscuit

chemist's

cotton

motorway

petrol

post

shop

taxi

main road

mad

holiday

anyplace

cookie

drug store

thread

freeway

gasoline

mail

store

cab

highway

crazy

vacation

Synonyms and antonyms

synonyms

words that mean the same

anyonyms

words that mean the opposite

achieve - fail

afraid - confident

random - specific

rigid - flexible

shame - honor

individual - group

innocent - guilty

arrive - depart

attack - defend

brave - courageous

intelligent - brilliant

partner - associate

portion - piece

risky - dangerous

benefit - profit

annihilation - destruction

veracity - authenticity

enormous - huge

present simplE

It is used to express universal truths, feelings, desires, opinions and preferences.

affirmative form

negative form

interrogative form

present continuous

Is used to indicate actions that are in progress in the present; at the moment of speech. It is often associated with adverbs of time

words formation

suffixes

- terrorism, sexism -ism and -dom are used to form nouns

- employer, actor -er and -or are used to form nouns to describe people who do things

- widen, simplify -en and -ify are used to form verbs

- reasonable, unprofitable -able is used to form adjectives

- unhappily, naturally -ly is a common suffix used to form adverbs

clauses of reason

A clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb that are normally used to add more detail to the noun in a sentence.

past simple

The Simple Past is used to indicate past actions for all facts, that is, to talk about facts that have already happened; that started and ended in the past.

Affirmative(regular verbs):

- verbs ending in –e, just add –d at the end of the verb.

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- verbs ending in -y preceded by a consonant, remove the y and add the -ied

-verbs ending in -y preceded by a vowel, only the -ed is added

Irregular verbs do not follow the rules of construction have their own form

Negative form:

-subject + didn’t + main verb

Interrogative form:

-Did + Subject+main verb

verbs ending in consonant+vowel+consonant , the last consonant is doubled and the –ed is added

past continuous

When to use the past continuous:

To express a continuous action in the past, which was already happening, when a more punctual one took place

To express an ongoing habitual action that took place in the past

To establish a temporal relationship between an ongoing action that took place in the past and the present moment

To express two or more actions that happened at the same time in the past

affirmative form

Subject + Verb to be in Simple Past + Main Verb with –ing

negative form

Subject + Verb to be in Simple Past + not + Main Verb with –ing

interrogative form

Verb to be in Simple Past + Subject + Main verb with –ing

present perfect

The present perfect expresses actions that are influenced by the present, that is, these actions are still happening or have been completed recently

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

The present perfect continuous is a tense used to describe an unfinished past action.

past perfect

The Past Perfect is a verb tense used to express past actions that happened before another action that also took place in the past.

past perfect continuous

The Past Perfect Continuous is a tense used to describe an unfinished past action.

relative clauses

Relative clauses work as complements of a noun or a pronoun.It has the intention of informing about a person or a certain thing.

MODAL VERBS

The modal verbs are auxiliary verbs used to complement or change the meaning of main verbs in sentences.

CONTRAST CLAUSES

Are used to indicate opposition and contrast

preposotions of time

tecnology

advantages

disadvenatges

vs

communicate globally

use for work

turns life more convinent

fast transport

fast communication

Fake information/news;

Addiction;

Dependency of energy;

Polluction;

used to

The used to is an expression in English used to talk about regular actions in the past that no longer happen.

direct vs reported speech

direct vs indirect speech

if cluases

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