This story is about the characteristics of the shopping. This are created to call the attention of the people and make them buy everything that they see.
miércoles, 17 de marzo de 2010
Week #7 Mall Makeovers
This story is about the characteristics of the shopping. This are created to call the attention of the people and make them buy everything that they see.
Week #6 Exercise on pronoun
I will like to give to my boyfriend a pair of shoes of Foot Locker because he like it very much. He like it because are the shoes more comfortable that are good in him. All of his shoes are from that store. I like to bring him this type of presents because he valor to what I do for him.
miércoles, 10 de marzo de 2010
Wek #5 True Love Story (summarize)
True Love Stories -- What They Did For Love
True Love Stories -- What They Did For LoveIt is about the love between Grace and Bob in the 1950. This love were separated with no reasons. Grace after of one year never again know about Bob. But she haven't explanations. Four years later, she enlisted in the Marines. Then she hooked up with Bob again. A few months, her finger sported a big, fat diamond engagement ring.But later Grace receive a call from Bob; he were saying that he couldn't go, just that. In 1958 she married with another man. Have five daughters and with the years get divorced in the 1969. In the 2004 Grace receive other call; was Bob. She says "Oh, my God. It's Bob.'' So three and a half hours later, they hung up. Bob explain to Grace that he don't know what happened to them. She says she wasn't mad. On New Year's Day, 2005, they became engaged over the phone. And a few months later Bob visit Grace out of her home. They walked into each other arms like they'd always been together." They get married after 50 rears of love.jueves, 4 de marzo de 2010
Destruction of the Rain Forest Q/A
Selection 2 : Questions and answers...
1. Why do writers often use statistics when writing about environmental problems? What is the potential danger of using statistics?-Writers try harder to convey the impact of environmental problems, they rattle off still more numbers, and our sense of hopelessness grow. Pollutants and billion of cubic feet to sense smog.
2. Why aren't statistics necessary to understand that our environmental is threatened?-It does not require a giant leap of consciousness to accept that our world is truly threatened.
3. Using El Chompipe as an example, describe a rain forest.-A large hill or small mountain among many larger mountain, cloud, thick clouds form and cover the hill, wetting the trees and brush and grounds plants almost constantly.
4. Why are tropical rain forest important?-Remains almost vibrates with life, mahogany trees, birds, animals, and a staggering variety of plants compete for sunlight with the leaves of the big trees themselves. This is the source of about 3o percent of the oxygen in our air.
5. Why are tropical rain forest shrinking?-Because they are being cleared for agriculture, specially for grazing land and plantations, and for timber and charcoal.
6. What is the difference between clearing forest for potatoes and for grazing cattle?-In the case of forest cleared for grazing, the land has only a few productive years before it will not support cattle grazing or other farming. Others might support grazing for up to ten years.
7. Why doesn't rain forest land last long when animals graze on it?-The compacting action of animals feet is well known to farmers. Narrow hooves pressing down into the soft earth around the ground and stop the leaks.
8. What could be done to be sure cattle don't destroy the land they graze on?what will the economic effect of this action be?-The cycle of degradation, cleared grazing land will no longer support a practical or economical number of cattle.
9. According to Inglish, what will happen if Americans stop importing beef produced on land that was once rain forests?-The cost of rang eland beef would rise dramatically to perhaps five or ten times its present cost.
10. Why aren't wealthier nations able to convince less-developed nations to protect their rain forests?-The world population is growing, and its beef consumption is growing per capital. With such an expanding demand on a world commodity, it doesn't matter where the hamburger we eat is grazed.
1. Why do writers often use statistics when writing about environmental problems? What is the potential danger of using statistics?-Writers try harder to convey the impact of environmental problems, they rattle off still more numbers, and our sense of hopelessness grow. Pollutants and billion of cubic feet to sense smog.
2. Why aren't statistics necessary to understand that our environmental is threatened?-It does not require a giant leap of consciousness to accept that our world is truly threatened.
3. Using El Chompipe as an example, describe a rain forest.-A large hill or small mountain among many larger mountain, cloud, thick clouds form and cover the hill, wetting the trees and brush and grounds plants almost constantly.
4. Why are tropical rain forest important?-Remains almost vibrates with life, mahogany trees, birds, animals, and a staggering variety of plants compete for sunlight with the leaves of the big trees themselves. This is the source of about 3o percent of the oxygen in our air.
5. Why are tropical rain forest shrinking?-Because they are being cleared for agriculture, specially for grazing land and plantations, and for timber and charcoal.
6. What is the difference between clearing forest for potatoes and for grazing cattle?-In the case of forest cleared for grazing, the land has only a few productive years before it will not support cattle grazing or other farming. Others might support grazing for up to ten years.
7. Why doesn't rain forest land last long when animals graze on it?-The compacting action of animals feet is well known to farmers. Narrow hooves pressing down into the soft earth around the ground and stop the leaks.
8. What could be done to be sure cattle don't destroy the land they graze on?what will the economic effect of this action be?-The cycle of degradation, cleared grazing land will no longer support a practical or economical number of cattle.
9. According to Inglish, what will happen if Americans stop importing beef produced on land that was once rain forests?-The cost of rang eland beef would rise dramatically to perhaps five or ten times its present cost.
10. Why aren't wealthier nations able to convince less-developed nations to protect their rain forests?-The world population is growing, and its beef consumption is growing per capital. With such an expanding demand on a world commodity, it doesn't matter where the hamburger we eat is grazed.
miércoles, 3 de marzo de 2010
Week #4 Brief Autobiography
My name is Ana Michelle Serrano Ramos. I have eighteen years old. I'm from Comerio Puerto Rico but I live in Cayey. My elementary school was named Pedro Morales. My secundary school was Maria C. Santiago, and my high school, Pablo Colon Berdecia. I like to dance, to act, to sing, and to play snorkeling. I live single around one year. My parents live far of me and I like it. I have two brothers. One of them is Roberto and the other is Roberto Carlos. They are working and studying like me. And live far of me too. Now I'm in the University of Puerto Rico in Cayey. I'm studying Psychology and I have plans for a proper business.
My name is Ana Serrano. I am a university student. I have two brothers. I am eighteen years old. My father's name is Miguel Serrano and my mother's name is Abida Ramos. I live in Cayey . I study psychology and I am a Pure Romance Consultant. I graduate from Antolin Santos Negron High School.
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