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Teen Relationships: Friendships, Family Vacations, and Media Influence

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Is It Better for Teenagers to Focus on Friendships Rather Than Romantic Relationships?

It's recommended for teenagers to focus on friendships rather than romantic relationships. It makes total sense; the majority of teenagers are not ready to handle a relationship. Teenagers are still young and still have a long way to go in their lives. You don't know when or where you'll meet your soulmate. The odds are enormous! For that reason, stop seeking love instead of first letting it happen...

On the other hand, imagine breaking up with your significant other and realizing you have fallen head over heels in love with them. There's a possibility of losing your trust in future relationships or never being able to fall in love with someone else.

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The Influencer Phenomenon: Advantages, Drawbacks & Vocabulary

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The Reality of Being an Influencer

Many people think that being an influencer is a very appealing career path. They imagine gaining widespread recognition, receiving free products, and traveling frequently. However, others hold a different view, arguing that it isn't a 'real' job and doesn't offer the financial stability of traditional employment.

Advantages of Being an Influencer

Firstly, let's consider the advantages. A key aspect is the ability to influence a large audience regarding topics you are knowledgeable or passionate about. Influencers can also serve as a valuable resource for consumers, helping them make purchasing decisions.

Disadvantages and Challenges

The disadvantages also play a vital role in understanding this profession. Many... Continue reading "The Influencer Phenomenon: Advantages, Drawbacks & Vocabulary" »

Famous Singers and Their Personal Struggles

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Good afternoon, teacher and classmates. Today, Andrea Ventocilla will be talking about famous singers and their personal struggles. I hope you enjoy it.

Britney Spears: Bipolar and Dissociative Identity Disorder

Britney Spears is known as a singer and has achieved great musical success. However, many people don't know that she suffers from bipolar disorder and dissociative identity disorder, which leads sufferers to take on various personalities to dissociate from reality. Spears suffered a very public breakdown in 2008. It was not until 2019 that the case was taken to court, where Spears's father was assigned control over her 47 million estate and personal affairs.

Lady Gaga: Eating Disorders, Bulimia and Anorexia

Lady Gaga is also known as a... Continue reading "Famous Singers and Their Personal Struggles" »

A Subjective Perspective on (EL TEMA)

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Introduction

First of all, in my opinion, (EL TEMA) is a (ADJECTIU PAC). I believe this because I think that it (CONSEQÜÈNCIA), as seen in statistics and media reports. This is my personal viewpoint, and I acknowledge that it may be subjective.

Further Arguments

Secondly, I also believe that (TEMA) is (ABJECTIU) because (subj.) (CONSEQÜÈNCIA). From my perspective, it is (ADJECTIU: good/bad), and I disagree with (EL CONTRARI DEL TEMA) because it has been demonstrated that (RAONS PER ESTAR EN DESACORD).

Agreement and Hope

Furthermore, as mentioned earlier, I think that (TEMA) is the most (ADJECTIU) because (MOTIU), and I completely agree with this. I wish that (TEMA) could (VERB INF.: give positive consequences, end, …).

Conclusion

Finally, it'... Continue reading "A Subjective Perspective on (EL TEMA)" »

English Grammar Cheat Sheet: Reported Speech, Verbs & More

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English Grammar Cheat Sheet

Stative Verbs

Believe, know, understand, remember, forget, think

Reported Speech

Modal Verbs

Must – had to

Time Expressions

  • Now – at the moment
  • Today – that day
  • Tonight – that night
  • This (morning, week) – that (morning, week)
  • Yesterday – the day before
  • Last (week, month, year) – the (week, month, year) before
  • (Two days/ a year) ago – (two days/ a year) earlier
  • Tomorrow – the next/following day
  • Next (week) – the following (week)

Place

  • This – that
  • These – those
  • Here – there

Questions

  • Direct Speech: Where are you going?
  • Reported Speech: Mum asked where I was going.
  • Direct Speech: Are you famous?, he asked her.
  • Reported Speech: He asked her if she was famous.
  • Direct Speech: Do you like horror films?, she asked.
  • Reported
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Short redaction past simple past continuous and past perfect simple

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BE: PAST SIMPLE

AFFIRMATIVE            NEGATIVE
I was                         I  wasn´t
You were                 You weren´t
He was                     He wasn´t
She was                   She wasn´t
It was                       It wasn´t
We were                  We weren´t
You were                 You weren´t
They were                They weren´t 

BE: PAST SIMPLE 
INTERROGATIVA       CONTESTACION
Was I..?                      Yes, I was
Were you..?               No, you weren´t
Was he....?                 Yes, he was
Was she... ?               No, she wasn´t
Was it?                      Yes, it was
Were we..?      
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Common Spanish Vocabulary, Grammar, and Health Terms

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TEMA 5

Bags under the eyes: OJERAS / Crows feet: Patas de gallo / Wrinkles: Arrugas / Furrowed brow: Ceño fruncido / Fine lines: primeras arrugas
Fat-fetched: inverosímil / Worldly-wise: experimentado / Genuine: auténtico / Light-hearted: alegre / Stony-faced: serio / Ill-advised: desconcertado / Deceive: engañar / Doctored: manipulado / Unwise: imprudente / Airbrushing: aerografía / Wise: sabio / Naive: ingenuo / Lively: probable / Cheerful: alegre / Take it for granted: dar por sentado / Take pride in: enorgullecerse de / Taken out of context: tomado fuera de contexto

GRAMMAR

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UNLESS: I wouldn't lie to you unless it was necessary.
IMAGINE (pregunta): Imagine you were getting married... how would you feel?
Provided (condición): I'll give you
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Tourism Degree: Planning vs. Management Career Paths

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Considering the specializations within a tourism degree, specifically the degree in tourism, there are three primary branches: planning of tourist sites, management of tourism enterprises, and cultural heritage. Two students share their perspectives on choosing a specialization.

Student 1: Focus on Tourism Planning

As a fourth-year tourism student, the choice between managing tourism businesses and planning tourist spaces was a significant decision. Ultimately, the tourism planning branch was selected. The future goal is to establish a sustainable tourist company, such as a hotel or a rural house, integrated within the natural environment.

Sustainability is a core value, aiming to minimize environmental impact through practices like using natural... Continue reading "Tourism Degree: Planning vs. Management Career Paths" »

Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Guide

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Phrasal Verbs

Come Across: Find something by chance
Find a Way Round: Solve a problem
Come Up With: Have an idea
Run: Manage a business
Get Rid Of: Dispose of something
Turn To: Change to something else
Cut Down On: Reduce consumption
Put On: Gain weight

Clothing Vocabulary

Flip-flops: Chanclas
Fur Coat: Abric de pell
High Heels: Tacons
Jumper: Jersei
Slippers: Sabatilles
Tracksuit: Xandall
Costume: Disfresa

Fashion and Style

Trend: Tendència
Bright: Color brillant
Dull: Color apagat
Spotted: Topos
Scruffy: Cutre
Loose: Ample
Dress Down: Vestir informal
Dress Up: Vestir formal
Get Changed: Canviar-se
Try On: Emprovar-se
Tuck In: Arreglar la peça
Hang Up: Penjar la roba
Get a Bigger Size: Agafar talla gran
Get Taken In: Arreglar algo
Match: Decoracions
Suit: No et queda bé
Fit:

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A Misunderstood Friend: Sam's French Adventure

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Sam's Unexpected Visit to France

July 14th in France

Sasha and Annie, roommates in France, were eagerly anticipating a visit from Sasha's old friend from America, Sam. Sasha, a fitness enthusiast, and Annie were particularly excited about this American visitor.

A Letter and a Knock at the Door

Annie received a letter from Sam, stating his intention to visit that day. A knock came, but it wasn't Sam. It was Nico, the boy next door who had a crush on Sasha.

Sam's Strange Arrival

When Sam finally arrived, he didn't make a good first impression. His clothes were odd, and his behavior was peculiar.

Cars, Houses, and Misunderstandings

Sam talked about his cars and his 22-room house. The girls mistook the cars for toys and the house for a museum.

Nico's Mischief

Annie... Continue reading "A Misunderstood Friend: Sam's French Adventure" »