Opinion Text "The rats save humans lives"

Opinion "The rats save humans life"

The APOPO project is a new creative project that saves thousands of lives. Scientific discover that rats has an excellent smell and that benefit can be use in order to help humans lives because rats has the quality to search mines in a big land-mine. That is possible because the mines emit a vapour that can be smelled by the rats.

Well, I think it is very newfangled and useful because there were many Africans that walked throught the Sabana and they didnt know where they were steping.
Tragically, in Africa dies millions of person steping on a mine and know, with the helps of the rats, that figure has decreased severely.

In conclusion, I am very happy knowing that there are person dedicated in saves the of others with the intelligents rats that does almost all the work.

Joaquin Garay

Summary The inspector of the school (The land of the childhood)

Summary The inspector of schools.

This story is about a inpector who visits poor schools in Africa. The schools were dirty, smelly and so distant villages and towns. In addition, every school has almost no books, lazy students and masters expect free meals and presents. The inspector wants to do his best making recommendations but they are refused by the Planning and Development Department which plan little and develop less.
However, one day he visits one school, but it was so difficult to find because it change the place all time. When he find it. it was set in the middle of a sugarcane field. Students are sitting on the ground and there are different levels. They have no rooms however. Local people don't want a school because they think children waste their time having fun when they have to help their fathers in the field or look after the cattle.
Besides they are the best students he has found in three years on his job and it is worth providing them with a room, what can he do? He knows that his recommendation is going to be refused.

Summary Carapace (The land of the childhood)

Summary Carapace.

This story is about a young woman that lives in Africa, who chooses a husband leaving her childhood behind. She has to choose between two men. 

The first one is Vijay, her true love. He is older than her and works as a cook at the Beach Hut. He is always smiling and never eats. He'd rather see his food eaten by other people. He is very good at cooking prawns in front of the ocean. However, he is not able to commit to her. 

The second one is Anura Parera. He is from Australia.He earns a lot of money and has a house in Sydney. He is interested on her and he has serious marriage intentions. He can provide her with a good live with a modern house, a big car, designer clothes, expensive things and also his lifelong respect.

The finish of the story is not clear, but the woman's heart chose the first one because it was true love...

Salish map final version

Salish map

American indians trades

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Perssuasive letter

Dear Ayo:

We have been together for 12 years and all of this time you have been the best thing of my life, I know that we have a nice life and  is perfect as it is now , I think that we have been together for a long time and I'm ready to go to the next step and to formalize the relation that we have. How you know, this is so difficult to me, but I'm gonna ask you if you want to marry me, spent the rest of your days with me and keep having this beautiful family. 

Waiting your answer
                                                                                                       Your love Ayo

Christine Lindop

Christine Lindop was born in New Zealand where she began her teaching career. She later taught EFL in France and Spain before settling in Great Britain, and has worked as an editor, proofreader, and writer since 1993.

With Oxford University Press, Christine has worked extensively on the Oxford Bookworms Library and is the Series Editor for Oxford Bookworms Factfiles. Her original titles include Sally's Phone and Red Roses (Starters), Ned Kelly: A True Story (Stage 1), and Australia and New Zealand (Stage 3). She has also adaptedGoldfish (Stage 3) and two volumes of World Stories, The Long White Cloud: Stories from New Zealand (Stage 3) and Doors to a Wider Place: Stories from Australia(Stage 4), and edited A Tangled Web for the Oxford Bookworms Collection.

She has worked on many other Oxford readers series as both an editor and a writer.

My english class

The past week we had English class, it was fun because we learned about English history, by the use of the projector and computer watching videos. Also we found out how to create a blogger account. I think it could be difficult but I realize that it was easy and fast. I had lots of fun in class watching the videos because I think it is very interesting learning how to use technology, but because of the school, we could use it.


I’m counting the days for the next English class!


Thank you, miss Troncoso.

HW: Glosary

Glossary

Hotpot: A stew of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in the oven ian a dish with a lid.
Jumble: To mix things in a confoused way.
Dialect: The form of a language used in part of a country or by a class of people with grammar, words and pronunciation that may be different from other forms of the same language.
Gallimaufry: A kind of stew, made up of scraps of various kinds. Sea term, and probably meaning the galley scraps.
Literacy: The ability to read and write: basic/adult literacy.
Creole: A language formed by a mixing of two others language, and used as the main language in the community in which it is spoken.

New Blog

I have a new blog.