FILM AUSTRALIA'S SUMMARY

In 1939 in the second world war, Lady Ashley want to see her husband because she thought he was lieing to her with other woman. When she arrived to Australia, she met with Mr Drover, a man who drove through all Australia taking and leaving people on their destinies or droving animals to a place with more resources. The Lady finally arrived to Faraway Downs but she saw her husband, but he was murdered, so all the properties of him, became properties of  Lady Sarah even Faraway Downs.There Nullah (a little boy who lived on the house of Lady Ashley),told her that he've seen her cattle beeing stolen from her by Neil fletcher. Because of that she try to get to a cattle station herself.
Being her cattle safe she decided to manage Faraway downs.Two years later, Nullah had to go on a walkabout but the authorities catch him and sended he to the mission island (a special programme for creamy children) but the japanese army attack they.Meanwhile ashley and mister drover discuss and drover ran out the house. The next day the japanese army attack darwin(Ashley's work place). Drover heared the news and run to darwin. A people get wrong and said to the drover that lady ashley was died. If he didn't have his wife he'll have his son, he run to the mission island and saved Nullah and some creamy boys too.Finally the drover, ashley and nullah were toghether again,but Nullah went with his grandfather to finish his walkabout.

Florence Griffith

She was an american sprinter.

1. Seoul 1988. She won the gold medal on 100 flat meters, 200 flat meters and on 4x100 relay meters.
2. Los angeles 1984. She won the silver medal on relay race and on 200 meters

She still having the world records on 100 meters (10,49 seconds) and 200 meters (21,34 seconds).

AUSTRALIA'S PP (ENGLISH)

AUSTRALIA'S TRIBES

AUSTRALIA'S PP (GEOGRAPHY)

AUSTRALIA'S POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY

UNIT 2- STORYTELLING

GLOSSARY

• New Words

Disappointing: causing or bringing about disappointment

Dull: not lively or spirited

Predictable: that can be predicted

Box Office: the office of a theater, etc., at which tickets are sold

Income: payment for goods or for services, or from rents or investments

Plot: the main story of a piece of writing, as a novel or movie

Setting: the location or period in which the action of a novel, play, etc., takes place

Incredibly: impossible or hard to believe

• Extra Vocabulary

Ghost: the disembodied soul of a dead person, imagined as nearly transparent and wandering among the living to haunt them

Gift: something given to another freely and without payment in return, as to honor a person or an occasion or to provide assistance;a present

Joke: a short, humorous story with a word or phrase that ends it and causes laughter

Live: broadcast while happening or being performed

Performer: person who act (a play, etc.), as on the stage; play or sing a piece of music

Tale: a story of an incident

GRAMMAR
Quantifiers: too, too much/many, enough👍👍
Verbs with -ing and to👍👍👍
Past simple and past continuous👍👍👍

LISTENING
Round Up, EPISODE 2: 👍👍
How to make a blockbuster: 👍👍👍
A brillant novelist:👍👍👍

READING
How to make a blockbuster:👍👍👍
A happy ending👍👍👍

WRITING
Limerick👍👍
A happy ending👍👍👍

Our books and Tv programes/Films

SPEAKING
Abi 👍👍
Where are we going to go?👍

OPINION
We'll see after the exam...

UNIT 1- TIME FOR CHANGE

GLOSSARY

Feel at home: Is to feel confortable in a place
Feel homesick: Is to feel sad because of a longing for home or family while away from them
Miss: to fail to meet, catch, etc.
Settle into: to become established in
Ceremony: the formal activities conducted on some solemn or important occasion
Hunt: to chase or search for wild animals for the purpose of catching or killing
Status: the position of an individual in relation to others
Tattoo: markings on the skin with designs made by piercing the skin and adding dyes
Tribe: a group of people descended from the same ancestor, having similar customs and traditions.
Warrior: a person engaged or experienced in warfare
Achievement: successful accomplishment
Arrival: an act of arriving
Protection: the act of protecting or the state of being protected
Survival: the act or fact of surviving

GRAMMAR

Have to,need to, must👍👍
Could,can,will be able to👍👍👍
Allow and be allowed👍👍👍
Should and ought to👍👍👍

LISTENING

Round Up, EPISODE 1: 👍👍
The next step: 👍👍👍

Our year of change:👍👍👍

READING
Our year of change:👍👍👍
Our school👍👍👍

WRITING

Differences about our past and present👍👍
Our school👍👍👍

SPEAKING
Abi 👍👍
Last day, last weekend👍👍👍

OPINION
We'll see after the exam...

NEW YEAR

HI GUYS!!!
This is my blog's second year. I'm in 3ºA E.S.O.