Clase2ºESOIESJIMENA

martes, 13 de junio de 2017

Los contenidos que tienes que repasar del libro de Texto Smart Planet, si has suspendido.

Los contenidos de 2º Smart Planet que debes repasar para 2º ESO de Smart Planet

• Types of fi lm p10

• TV programmes p13

• Present simple: affi rmative and negative p12

• Adverbs of frequency p12

• love, like, hate + -ing p12

• Present simple: questions p14

• Cinema’s best villains p11

• A Life on Broadway p11

• Culture: Hooray for Bollywood! p15

• Mumbai: From Computers to Films p15

• TV habits survey p13 • My Favourite TV Programmes p16

• Asking for and giving opinions p16

• Pronunciation: Schwa at the end of words p105

• A fi lm review p17

• Look at language: So and

because p17

• Art: Making a comic p108

• Making a Documentary

p108

Unit 1 review p18

Let’s shop!

Page 19

• Shops p20

• Money verbs p23

• Present continuous p22

• Present simple and present continuous p22

• Countable and uncountable nouns p24

• Some, any, a lot of, much/many p24

• Dubai Mall p21

• Unusual Fun p21

• Culture: Sponsor me! p25

• Tiger Sanctuary p25

• Radio interview about

shopping p23

• How I Spend my Money p26

• In a shop p26

• Pronunciation: Contractions: be p105

• A helpful blog post p27

• Look at language: Imperatives

p27

• Maths: Percentages p109

• What Does Zero Mean? p109

Unit 2 review p28 Project 1 p117

Role models

Page 29

• Jobs p30

• Adjectives of

personality p33

• was/were: affi rmative and negative p32

• Past simple: affi rmative and negative p32

• was/were: questions p34

• Past simple: questions p34

• ago p34

• 21st-century stars p31

• Wildlife Hero p31

• Culture: Island of champions p35

• A Nation’s Heroes p35

• A teen hero p33 • My Role Model p36

• Speculating p36

• Pronunciation: /t/, /d/ and /ɪd/ p105

• A description of a person you

admire p37

• Look at language: Verb

agreement p37

• History: The feudal system p110

• Icon of the Skies p110

Unit 3 review p38 Get it right! 1–3 p39 Unit review 1–3 p40

It’s a crime!

Page 41

• Action verbs p42

• Adverbs of manner p45

• Past continuous: affi rmative, negative and

questions p44

• Past simple and past continuous p46

• could/couldn’t p46

• Whodunnit?! p43

• Mystery in the Mountains p43

• Culture: The world’s number one detective p47

• The Case of the Missing Woman p47

• Missing schoolboy p45 • Can you Think of an Unusual Experience?

p48

• Showing interest p48

• Pronunciation: /ɔː/ p106

• A mysterious story p49

• Look at language: Sequencing

language (1) p49

• History: The Rosetta Stone p111

• Story Under the Sea p111

Unit 4 review p50

Our house

Page 51

• Furniture p52

• Household appliances

p55

• Comparative and superlative adjectives p54

• must/mustn’t p56

• should/shouldn’t p56

• At home in the jungle p53

• A Cool Life p53

• Culture: Life on the water p57

• Moving House p57

• An argument about

housework p55

• A House or a Flat? p58

• Asking for and offering help p58

• Pronunciation: The letter r p106

• A description of a house p59

• Look at language: Commas

p59

• Art: The Bauhaus movement

p112

• Secrets of the Pyramids p112

Unit 5 review p60 Project 2 p118

Visions of

the future

Page 61

• Computer words p62

• Technology verbs p65 • will/won’t p64

• (not) as + adjective + as p66

• First conditional p66

• Computers: A big past, a small future p63

• Robot Pizza Delivery p63

• Culture: The UK: A mobile nation? p67

• Sharing Online p67

• The educational

computer p65

• Me and my Mobile Phone p68

• Asking for and giving instructions p68

• Pronunciation: Contractions: will p106

• An opinion essay p69

• Look at language: Sequencing

language (2) p69

• ICT: Supercomputers p113

• The Future Face of

Technology p113

Unit 6 review p70 Get it right! 4–6 p71 Unit review 4–6 p72

Life choices

Page 73

• Life events p74

• Containers and

materials p77

• be going to p76

• will and be going to p76

• Present continuous for future p78

• Present simple for future p78

• Life in the Outback p75

• A School at Home p75

• Culture: A year out in South Africa p79

• Which Year Out? p79

• A year out recycling p77 • When I Leave School p80

• Agreeing and disagreeing p80

• Pronunciation: The letter i p107

• A thank-you letter p81

• Look at language: Gerunds

and infi nitives p81

• Science: Lifecycle of a plastic

bag p114

• Go Green! p114

Unit 7 review p82

Danger!

Page 83

• Accidents and injuries

p84

• Parts of the body p87

• Present perfect: affi rmative and negative

p86

• Present perfect: questions p88

• used to p88

• Danger at home! p85

• Medical Myths p85

• Culture: Danger down under p89

• A Deadly Job p89

• The world’s most

accident-prone man p87

• Me and my Accidents p90

• Showing sympathy p90

• Pronunciation: /ʌ/ and /ʊ/ p107

• An email of apology p91

• Look at language: Common

spelling errors p91

• Science: Foodborne illness p115

• Danger in Our Food p115

Unit 8 review p92

Have fun!

Page 93

• Special occasions p94

• Adjectives of feeling

p97

• one/ones p96

• Indefi nite pronouns p96

• Refl exive pronouns p98

• Infi nitive of purpose p98

• A fun day out p95

• Food and Fun in NYC p95

• Culture: April Fool’s Day p99

• Punkin Chunkin p99

• A birthday day out p97 • Birthday Celebrations p100

• Suggesting and responding p100

• Pronunciation: Contrastive stress p107

• An email invitation to a friend

p101

• Look at language: Reference

words p101

• Geography: Functional zones

p116

• Ancient City Stepwell p116

Unit 9 review p102 Get it right! 7–9 p103 Unit review 7–9 p104 Project 3 p119

Verbos irregulares

Aquí tenéis algo más serio, en Bilingüe, podréis aprender trucos para aprender la lista de verbos y también tendréis algún truco para aprender la lista de manera más rápida.

Competición con el mejor rap de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés-

Aquí tenéis y si quieres puedes seguir estos ejemplos, podéis cambiar la canción y el orden de los verbos, puedes hacer una PPT y luego con Movie maker hacer tu video.

Irregular verb list

Aquí os dejo el RAP de los verbos irregulares:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNa

DvAYC0Jw

y aquí la lista para que los estudies:
http://prod.oupe.es/books/05a5217c-9664-47cc-a802-1b1b04e0030c/coursePlayer/librodigital_html_idclase_42726650_idcurso_824660.htm?idclase=42726650&idcurso=824660&

martes, 30 de mayo de 2017

Asturian famous animals and plants

The extinction begins here

A. PRÁDANOS / R. MUÑIZ | MADRID / GIJÓN (10.07.08)
Asturias is one of the regions with more endangered species from all Europe.
A study on the conservation warns about animals almost unknown in the region.

It is considered as the sixth massive extinction of live on earth and it goes really quickly. It affects all members of the animal kingdom, but it results really serious among the “aristocracy” of the world fauna, the mammals. One out of four endangered species of mammals are endangered; at least 1,141 out of the 5,487 catalogued species. The dark headline was given yesterday by the International Union for the Conservation of the Nature (IUCN), which held a meeting in Barcelona. The data have been provided by the biggest study until the date, with 1,800 Scientifics of 130 countries.
Asturias contributes experts and animals in the radiography. The risk map prepared by the IUCN for Europe places the region in the red zone, with at least 78 animal and plant endangered species. Is the category of biggest risks, and its shadows lies from Asturias to the Pyrenees, throughout all the north of Spain. In the meeting from Barcelona the experts commented the situation of the capercaillie, one specie declared endangered by the government of Asturias only three years ago.
It was also pointed out to animals about which there are not always specific conservation programs. It is the case of the Iberian desman, a rat which inhabits the rivers and which disappearance symbolizes the change of the water quality. «The management of the water carried out in Spain has been catastrophic. The rivers have been the sewers of the industry”, denounces Anabel Cuttelod, coordinator in Spain of the Red List of Endangered Species of the IUCN. In Asturias the desman is also endangered, although for several other reasons. «Here the mistake was a plan for the water channeling and treatment in small villages», denounces Roberto Hartasánchez, from FAPAS, Asturian NGO that cooperates with IUCN. «We imported a model that worked in several other places, but here it was translated in the fact that the wastes that each house from the villages solved on its own, ended in water treatment facilities that do not work and dump the pollution into the river», it is explained by Fapas.
Other animals that are starting to disappear in silent from the region are the hares, the brown partridge, the beetle known as the 'rosalia alpina', or the fishing eagle, which presence is linked only to birds that use Asturias as brief stopover.
Although the attention in Asturias focuses on the preservation of the Brown bear or the bearded vulture, the Red List of Endangered Species of the IUCN, confirms the region as an exceptional place. The abundant rains, the small and concentrated industries, as well as its difficult orography, has allowed the existence in Asturias of several species already disappeared in other regions, as the wolf and the marten.

Endangered Mammals
On a global scale, the worst of any possible situation relies on the Iberian lynx, which is one of the 188 mammals in critical danger of extinction. There are less than 200 individuals, and its decline is gone along with the lost of the habitats, fragmented by roads and buildings, and to the viral plagues of the rabbit, its basic prey, which is also with problems in Asturias
The situation is so critical that it doesn´t allows to beat around the bush. As well as the lynx, other mammals can face the end of their days as specie. The Father David deer, native from China, it has been considered as extinct as wild animal, although the release of captive individuals could be, as it happens with the lynx, its last chance.
For 29 species maybe their time is over. The last dolphin from the Yantze River was seen several years ago and it is labeled as “possibly extinct”. Other group of 450 mammals are “endangered”, just one step below the risk level. Among them, the Caspian seal, or the Tasman devil, which population has been decimated in 60% due to a deadly and contagious face cancer.
Apart from being the “princes” of the evolution and to be on the top of the animal hierarchy together with the human being, the mammals are normally “umbrella species” within several ecosystems. «If a mammal is lost, it is highly probable that several other species become endangered», highlights Andrew Smith, from the Arizona University (EE UU). Since the year 1,500 it has been documented the extinction of 76 mammal species.
For the UICN, the lost of biodiversity is one of the most pressing world challenges and the Red List, an alarm to manage an extinction crisis which also affects other kinds of animals. From the 44,838 known species, 38 % are in risk to disappear, almost 17,000. From these, 3,246 are critically endangered. «During our lives hundreds of species can disappear as a result of the actions carried out by the humans», lamented Julia Marton-Lefèvre, managing director of the UICN. «We cannot leave the disappearance of our closest relatives as an inheritance».

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