Posts Tagged ‘words’

Article on A.A, words, Twain, women, etcetera

2 July 2023

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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Jack Alexander

ARTICLE ABOUT A.A

(English, 29 pages)

drive.google.com/E.Fouz/Jack Alexander/ A.A

#PDF

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r e c o r d a t o r i o

drive.google.com/E.Fouz/Profesor, profesor 

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theguardian.com/short-stories

(There is a text up there)

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eresdeportista.com/trekking/consejos/

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Ctrl + Alt + Del &c

6 November 2022

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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Ctrl+Alt+Del

drive.google.com/ctrl+alt+del

@Twitter & @elonmusk

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Discurso, voz y acento (@Yolanda_Díaz_) / extras

18 March 2022

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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Tweet, 9.3.2022, @Yolanda_Diaz_

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EXTRAS

Freeborn, Dennis. Style: Text Analysis and Linguistic Criticism

London: MacMillan, 1996

A quote by W. Shakespeare´s Hamlet

POLONIO-What ...

HAMLET-Words, …

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Echo Foxtrot, diario

Momentos @Twitter (i)

https://tinyurl.com/5hxss6vp

(haga click en el enlace)

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MIC, Culture magazine (New York)

https://www.mic.com

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18 brilliant pieces you can read 

in the time it takes to eat lunch

Rachel Grate, MIC (16.6.2021)

https://tinyurl.com/mry8xfpe

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Students´s stuff / reading books online

27 October 2021

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

paper dictionary

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Student´s stuff

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book, notebook

ball pens, pencils

WORDS, PPA copies

oral assessment papers

voc. & gra syllabus

dictionary

cell phone (+charger)

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https://tinyurl.com/4rc9y8fe

#PDF

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I have read this handbook online a few days ago.

I was able not to read it on paper!

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AV / @moodle .-schedule for Business English 1

24 October 2021

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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Captura de pantalla 2021-10-24 a las 22.07.21

https://tinyurl.com/7kz5ttbc

PPTx

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Captura de pantalla 2021-10-24 a las 22.06.56

https://tinyurl.com/5tvn8ayj

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I do teach a foreign language

20 December 2020

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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Whenever I speak English I am being a teacher of a foreign language. Love letters, words & paragraphs. A dictionary addict I am, a book lover, a reader

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If I speak English to my people, I do teach English language

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-Modern teacher-

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Quora.com

Hridith Sudev
August 19, 2019
Author, Environmentalist,TED Speaker, Nerd
Is it bad to read too many books?
Yes.

Very, very bad.

All the way till 8th grade, I used to keep a record of all the full-length books that I had read (got lazy eventually and stopped it). By then, I had read around 800 fictions and well over 300 non-fictions. Now you might be thinking, “Wow! Impressive for an eight grader.” But, let me tell you what happened.

I began to lose originality. Unwittingly most works I wrote seemed plagiarised.
I became excessively paranoid about the world and started questioning everything.
I started hating the world and its system because everyone is essentially a conniving schemer.
My room started having less and less space as more and more of it got filled with books.
I began to talk too much at parties and social events about philosophy and politics, that people began avoiding me all together.
I had trouble playing soccer without calling out even the slightest of missplays or rule-breaks.
I started to annoy my teachers, especially Biology and History teachers by asking too many questions, adding on to and correcting their statements and by talking too much in the class.
Every single time I tried to flirt with a girl, it ended up becoming a metaphysical debate and eventually it became evident that I would never get laid.
My parents and brother stopped talking during meals because I had the uneasy knack to change any conversation into a History or Science lesson.
I began to hate, mourn or fall in love with fictional characters.
I had to start a new Instagram page because my suddenly overflowing poetic urge forced me to give an entire space for my poems alone.
I spent all my money on books and ended up being the most broke person in high-school.
I developed depression because as Rob Gillham already said[1], “Nobody understands you like Tolstoy.”.
I engaged in philosophical debates with my own mirror self!
Finally, what’s worse! I began to write on Quora!

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/y8kg7hmu

 

 

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Speedy González´s CLASSes

8 November 2020

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

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1/BOOK-lesson, audios, key expressions / Practice File

2/AV-reading / practice  +  videos + vocabulary & grammar syllabus

 3/NOTEBOOK-exercises on the list. copy, do, correct

4/BOARD-samples: sms, words, basics + BOARD class (briefing)

5/Words/PPA (AV) – paper copies

6/Oral assessment-choir / speak English / Q & A

7/Tests & homework-frequent surprise tests (active attendance)

+ homework (study, notebook, reading, listening)

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stuff required:

BOOK, AV (@moodle), notebook,

paper copies, BOARD, cell phone / PC

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/yxzpxkwp

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Reminder: 7 tips and recommendations + EXTRA: TOEFL listening

30 October 2020

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

Reminder: 7 tips for the newcomers 

1/ have a look at Hoja del Alumno

2/ get student´s material ready: book, dictionary, bloc or notebook, pens and photocopies (Parallel Papers pack, WORDS). A cell phone may be useful only occasionally

3/ it is a good idea to get these copies printed on paper: WORDS and Parallel Papers -PPA-

4/ visit Aula Virtual -AV / @moodle- very often

5/ see the structure of Aula Virtual: urgent section / lessons / information / miscellaneous / focus on diversity

The 3 elements in every lesson:
a-contenidos (theory)
b-recursos complementarios (practice)
c-tareas (practice and homework)

Click on the links (enlaces), the videos, audios, vocabulary and grammar syllabus, reading, oral assessment, notebook, WORDS, advice, GIFs, practice, MESSAGE, etcetera

6/ read BOARD class papers (usually PDF, portable document format) to see what we have done in previous classes: examples, grammar, words, tasks

7/ learn about the rules on attending classes from home: connect your web cam, turn off your microphone (turn the microphone on for speaking only). There are two shifts: be in the real classroom at school or stay in the classroom online. Respect this!

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E. Fouz.-30.10.2020

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#PDF

https://tinyurl.com/y3bwvsuy

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EXTRA: 

TOEFL listening link

https://www.bestmytest.com/toefl/listening

N. B

There is an app for cell phones in GOOGLE PLAY too

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Humorous rules for writing (Donna Richoux)

11 May 2020

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

https://efemoleskine.blogspot.com/2020/04/humorous-rules-for-writing-donna-richoux.html

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ebook reader

22 February 2020

twitter: @eugenio_fouz

[@eugenio_fouz, picture of my kindle.

Page 1, Barrie´s Peter Pan]

When you are the owner of a kindle you can read ebooks easily. The impression a reader gets from reading lines here is that of being able to read hundreds of words very quick. One page contains around fifteen or eighteen lines, every line is made up with 6, 7 or 8 words only so that you feel relaxed and focused on those few words.

Moreover, you may select your favourite font or make letters bigger size and easier to read. Kindle is a good companion for literature addicts.

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