FUNCIONAL LANGUAGE

Reaching an agreement

I suggest ( I, you, we, etc.) ... / Why don´t we ... ? / Let´s ... /
Shall we ... ? / We could ... ( + infinitive ) What about ...? ( + -ing )
I´m happy to ... ( + infinitive )
That sounds like a good plan / great idea.
That works for me / doesn´t work for me.
That´s not a bad idea, but what about ... ? ( + - ing )
That could be a bit difficult. What about ... ? ( + - ing )
How does that sound?
Do we all agree?
Is everyone happy to go with that idea?

TIPES OF GEOGRAPHY.

1- In the first picture there is a small plain, becouse of that I think that this picture belong to human geography. In other way it can be physical geography becouse arround the plain is the sky and there are some clouds that belong to the hydrosphere and it belong to physical geography.

2- In this picture there are some natural hazards or natural fitgers, for example at the left of the picture thes is a volcano whit some magma going out from it, at thre right of the volcano ther are some rays althought I can sea a big lake or river, some mountains at the right part of the picture, clouds... becouse of that fitgers this picture belong to physical geography but, althought there is a path that can make this picture belong to human geography.

3- This picture belong to physical geography becouse there is a geiser, some threes, rocks, clouds, and there aren't any thing about human geography. A geiser is a hole in the flor, under it there is water and under the water there is some magma, the magma heats up the water and the water go out of the wole in form of water and vapor.

4- This picture belong to human geography becousethere is a teacher on the left part of the picture and on the right part there are twelve children learning things, there isa girl with her hand up and tha teacher is pointing some person. In front, from my point of view there are some windows, in the back part of the class there are some pictures, posters...

5- Most of that picture belong to human geography: harvest, roads... but in other way it belongs to physical geography becouse of the plants, some mountains althought there are some wild part of vegetation, all is very green, I'm sure that it's Englad.

6- Here I can see Manhatan so it's human geography, at the left part there is a plain, it's flying, it isn't very big and it's paint with a striking red color, it's making a white smoke, under it, on the sea there are some large sheeps, I can she a lot of skycrapers and big buildings near to the sea but also there are a lot of it very far.

7- This picture belong to phisical and human geography. It's belong to human geography becouse there are a lot of roads whit a lot of vehicles on it, also there are some cars parking a flat plain. It belong to physical geography becouse the roads are building on mountains, plains, valleys...

CORDINATES

Jaen: 3,7º West, 37,81North.
Alicante: 0,6ºWest, 38,2ºNorth.
Bilbao: 3ºWest, 43,7ºNorth.
Caceres: 6,3ºWest, 39,7ºNorth.
Palencia: 4,8ºwest, 42ºNorth.

GEOGRAPHY VOCABULARY (UNIT 2)

Nonetheless: sin embargo.
Low lands: tierras bajas.
Rugged: rugoso.
Oak: roble.
Seals: focas.
Water birds: pájaros acuaticos.
Boar: jabalí.
Fallow deer: gamo.
Stork: cigüea.
Vulture: buitre.
Meadows: prados.
Marten: marta.
Mink: bison.
Birches: abedul.
Marmot: marmota.
Mainly: principalmente.
Partridge: perdiz.
Capercaille: urogallo.
Gulls: gaviota.
Source: fuente.
Scarce: escasez.
Mangroves: manglares.
Thorny bushes: arbustos con pinchos.
Walrus: morsas.
Moose: alce.
Birds of prey: aves rapaces.
Lack of: falta de
Macaw: macaco.
Anteater: hormiguero.
Hare: liebre.
Boundery: frontera.
Trend: tendencia.
Ageing: embejecer.
Growth: crecimiento.
Drought: sequía.
Expectancy: esperanza de vida.
Youth: juventud.
Famine: ambruna.
Illness: enfermedad.
Unevenly: irregularmente.
Barely: apenas.
Dictatorship: dictadura.

GEOGRAPHY VOCABULARY (UNIT 1)

Setlement: Asentamiento
Belong: pertenece
Concenned: preocupar
...as a whole: en conjunto
Fan: abanico
...as well as: asi como
Therefore: por lo tanto
Borought: vecindario
Hazard: desastre
Natural disaster: desastre natural
Stream: chorro(corriente)
Enable: capacita
Dum: presa
Human being: ser humano
Regard to: en relaccion a

IRELAND

1- Ireland is divided in two parts, the Republic of Irelad and the Northern Ireland.
2- It's called the Emerald isle becouse of the grass it has.
3- Its capital is are Dublin and belfast.
4- Dublin is the capital of Dublin, a popular dance show which tells the storyof Ireland and its people.
5- A limerick is a poem which tells a silly story or joke in five lines.
6- The first known limericks date backto the 18th century.

VOABULARY UNIT1

Settled into- Establecerse en.
Ambitious- Charactericed by ambition.
Fair- Correctly or properly done.
Easy-going- Moving as a comfortable pace.