Beyond love, is love
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
I-catcher Console – *** Monitor
do not know if that phrase: behind every man is a great woman is still valid, or whether it will remain at these times each day in a hurry. But, what I am perfectly safe, which will remain in effect the possibility of the couple as a genuine creative synthesis.
After releasing as many, some short tears, when Mario Vargas Llosa, in his Nobel Prize speech was a moving tribute to his wife Patricia, came to my mind some vivid images, thanks to literature and his boundless and complex territories.
saw the poet Alfred Tennyson in the Isle of Wight, England, bright and full of the presence of his wife Emily Sellwood, recalls the Argentine writer Ernesto Sabato and his wife Matilde Kusminsky Richter, who accompanied him by swamps and meadows, towns and moors, always with the dignity of wonder, the continuing discovery of the human essence.
Sabato says that when her mother had lost the lucidity and was on the verge of death, recovered only for a moment of joy in his eyes to offer a smile brimming with the beloved Matilde. Then, the writer learned that there are things that prevail beyond this world, but especially beyond reason; Sabato discovered the miracle, he found love. Kabbalists say that many women come to this world, not to correct past behavior but to support men in their dark journey of redemption. Believe that, as Mario Vargas Llosa believe in, and Patricia, both winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature 2010.
Literature. Narrative. Nobel Prize for Literature. Mario Vargas Llosa .
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Fingerboardsinvitation For Birthday Party
Would, that "modal verb" so difficult to pronounce
Is it hard to pronounce "would" ? If so, now practicing! Here is a post to help you do it.
The "modal verb" is very easy to use as parole, or to make requests and invitations. But the issue is complicated when we use it as imperfect:
- She Would work Every Day When She Lived in Australia.
- She worked every day when I lived in Australia .
Or to say "would rather " - would prefer.
- I Would Rather Than study work.
- would rather study than work.
O to indicate a wish:
- I Wish I Would shut up.
- wish to be quiet.
We have not talked much about "would" in this blog. Here are a few posts for learning you "would" top-down and bottom up. Would
(generic) Would
uses of would-like
Would like
Would Would sooner with future use
Would
Would
Are you already thinking about Christmas vacation? Or the summer if you're in Latin America? If so, I'm glad, but do me a favor: do not forget a single day to listen and try to speak English. Only then get master.
never give up! *********
News:
The blog to learn English and academia will EBPAI in a television interview News Four weekend! still do not know when, but we will inform you promptly.
******** THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Gustavo García, Alberto Lamela who have helped us with the material of Unit 14. I want to thank in a way leading to Roberto Reboredo that starting this week is taking care of writing the contents of the free English course. Does a great job, as you can see.
FREE ONLINE ENGLISH COURSE
UNIT WOULD 14
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Unit 14, Level 1 (Beginner - Low-intermediate) ) Unit 14, level 2 (Intermediate-Mid-intermediate) Unit 14, level 3 (Upper Intermediate-Advanced)
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| I Would Never give up. I never give up. |
The "modal verb" is very easy to use as parole, or to make requests and invitations. But the issue is complicated when we use it as imperfect:
- She Would work Every Day When She Lived in Australia.
- She worked every day when I lived in Australia .
Or to say "would rather " - would prefer.
- I Would Rather Than study work.
- would rather study than work.
O to indicate a wish:
- I Wish I Would shut up.
- wish to be quiet.
We have not talked much about "would" in this blog. Here are a few posts for learning you "would" top-down and bottom up. Would
(generic) Would
uses of would-like
Would like
Would Would sooner with future use
Would
Would
never give up! *********
News:
The blog to learn English and academia will EBPAI in a television interview News Four weekend! still do not know when, but we will inform you promptly. How has this happened? Just because they found us online. It's simple: either an acquaintance or a plug, or a contact.
This weekend I went out in news in this report Four on Dubbing. course what I said was much longer.
This weekend I went out in news in this report Four on Dubbing. course what I said was much longer.
- What are archaisms? Andrew Irribarra
- Remind-Remember (differences) by Gareth Jones
******** THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Gustavo García, Alberto Lamela who have helped us with the material of Unit 14. I want to thank in a way leading to Roberto Reboredo that starting this week is taking care of writing the contents of the free English course. Does a great job, as you can see.
FREE ONLINE ENGLISH COURSE
UNIT WOULD 14
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
What You Should Charge For Delivering Groceries
Prove your skills can, Could and Be Able
As I bring the "modal verbs" "can" (I can) and " could" (could, might, could) and structure "to Be Able to " (to be capable of), I tell my students two cases of Skype are all an example for me to excel.
The first one is called Marisa, is Colombian and lives in Dublin . After taking several years living in Madrid, had to move to Dublin for the work of her husband.
Upon arrival at Dublin, Marisa was aimed at a language school, but not finished to like. I was with many students in classes, people who came and went, at different levels. It was then decided to contact us for lessons via Skype. At the time, he switched to a better school and little by little, with patience and perseverance, began to say his first words.
Despite being a beginner and cost a lot of talk in English, which always surprised me Marisa is his ability to communicate with people. Communicates with gestures, with a constant smile and an incredible energy and desire to enjoy life. Not to talk about anything, he also pointed to a gym and began to make friends, both Irish and with foreigners. A few months in Dublin and had many acquaintances and some other trusted friend. He celebrated his birthday in a pub with many people no longer remember the exact number of people who attended, but I think I am right in saying that more than 50.
A great example to follow, I think most of us we had not dared to leave home for fear to mess up right?
The other example is A., a English doctor who has, more or less my age. A. has an upper intermediate level English, but has a hard time pronouncing. He had been one year teaching Skype me when I said "I'm going to Edinburgh, Scotland, 6 weeks to do an English course. I want to continue giving lessons via Skype and call you from there."
A. searched the Internet to a family and went alone Scotland, using their vacation days to get the batteries with English. Once there, talk on Skype. He told me that the family was fantátisca and the academy received about 5 hours of English per day, with very few students (given the time of the year to November). I asked who made the weekends. He said: "I'm going to listen a storyteller, or hear a talk to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, or visit a tourist attraction." How many have fear of being alone on weekends and more in a foreign country? Both
English learners have had the courage to "take the bull by the horns" ( to take the bull by horns STIs) and are, therefore, a great example to follow.
It takes courage to live, learn, fight and get what you want . Did you have? Yes you do not, here's what we give.
Yes, you CAN learn Inglés!
************* NOTICE: EBPAI The teacher, Emma Bonnington, is looking for a student to share an upper intermediate class from 15.30 to Skype 16.00 hours on Mondays or the day of the week. If you are interested please contact .
THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Gustavo Gracia, Andrés Irribarra, Adrian M. and Roberto Reboredo who have helped me with the material of Unit 13.
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UNIT 13 CAN, COULD, BE ABLE
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Unit 13, Level 1 (Beginner - Low-intermediate) ) Unit 13, level 2 (Intermediate-Mid-intermediate) Unit 13, level 3 (Upper Intermediate-Advanced)
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News:
Wear and bring
(differences) Silvia Bernial
Word formation , Andrew Irribarra
How do you say "walk" in English ?, Mariela Starc 
The first one is called Marisa, is Colombian and lives in Dublin . After taking several years living in Madrid, had to move to Dublin for the work of her husband.
Upon arrival at Dublin, Marisa was aimed at a language school, but not finished to like. I was with many students in classes, people who came and went, at different levels. It was then decided to contact us for lessons via Skype. At the time, he switched to a better school and little by little, with patience and perseverance, began to say his first words.
Despite being a beginner and cost a lot of talk in English, which always surprised me Marisa is his ability to communicate with people. Communicates with gestures, with a constant smile and an incredible energy and desire to enjoy life. Not to talk about anything, he also pointed to a gym and began to make friends, both Irish and with foreigners. A few months in Dublin and had many acquaintances and some other trusted friend. He celebrated his birthday in a pub with many people no longer remember the exact number of people who attended, but I think I am right in saying that more than 50.
A great example to follow, I think most of us we had not dared to leave home for fear to mess up right?
The other example is A., a English doctor who has, more or less my age. A. has an upper intermediate level English, but has a hard time pronouncing. He had been one year teaching Skype me when I said "I'm going to Edinburgh, Scotland, 6 weeks to do an English course. I want to continue giving lessons via Skype and call you from there."
A. searched the Internet to a family and went alone Scotland, using their vacation days to get the batteries with English. Once there, talk on Skype. He told me that the family was fantátisca and the academy received about 5 hours of English per day, with very few students (given the time of the year to November). I asked who made the weekends. He said: "I'm going to listen a storyteller, or hear a talk to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, or visit a tourist attraction." How many have fear of being alone on weekends and more in a foreign country? Both
English learners have had the courage to "take the bull by the horns" ( to take the bull by horns STIs) and are, therefore, a great example to follow.
It takes courage to live, learn, fight and get what you want . Did you have? Yes you do not, here's what we give.
Yes, you CAN learn Inglés!
************* NOTICE: EBPAI The teacher, Emma Bonnington, is looking for a student to share an upper intermediate class from 15.30 to Skype 16.00 hours on Mondays or the day of the week. If you are interested please contact .
THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Gustavo Gracia, Andrés Irribarra, Adrian M. and Roberto Reboredo who have helped me with the material of Unit 13.
FREE ONLINE ENGLISH COURSE
UNIT 13 CAN, COULD, BE ABLE
previous classes can be found at this link. horizontal menu blog "free course"
**************
News:
Wear and bring
(differences) Silvia Bernial
Word formation , Andrew Irribarra
How do you say "walk" in English ?, Mariela Starc
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Merida Yucatan Digital Copy
The right attitude and the Present Perfect Continuous Future English
few days ago I visited with my son a stationery close to our home to buy materials needed for school. My 12 year old son, who has come in several occasions to local, said before entering, "I hope we play a friendly seller. There are two (one man and one woman) who are very friendly, but a third is a heavy .
I said, "Sure, the heavier the friendly staff and owners are" Note: Nothing against employees there are fantastic! But " the master's eye fattens the cattle."
Once the paperwork, we attended a very nice man. Chatting with him told us that he and his wife were the owners of the franchise.
What is the problem here? is an attitude problem. Yes, probably the employee is underpaid and does not like his work. But winning something with his attitude that scares customers?
You? What attitude do you have with your English? Are you like misused? Or as the owner whose eye does fatten their livestock (your English)? Trying to take you in control of your life (including your English) or you let others decide (speak) for you?
really hope that you as the owner and your English is increasingly chubby (full vocabulary, structures and fluidity).
Remember that no matter how humble a task, the dignified when you do it right.
Today I bring to the Present Perfect Continuous , yes, that time so difficult to distinguish the Present Perfect. But that does not matter, all this is just to give you some clear ideas in your head.
What matters most, I repeat again, is to listen and talk English daily. That is the way to go. Come! now to feed livestock and continuously monitored : learn, listen, review, memorize, repeat and sought such an exchange that will change your life. *************
THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Virginia and Robert Reboredo Gruart who helped me with Unit 12 material.
FREE ONLINE ENGLISH COURSE
12 PRESENT PERFECT UNIT CONTINUOUS, PRESENT PERFECT, PAST PERFECT, Proverbs
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Unit 12, Level 1 (Beginner - Low-intermediate) ) Unit 12, level 2 (Intermediate-Mid-intermediate) Unit 12, level 3 (Upper Intermediate-Advanced)
News:
The blog to learn English online create your own exercises!
It's about time. There are many exercises on the Internet, but few focused specifically on the problems of English speakers. So start testing what you are given such short translations. Here our first year (on the Present Perfect Continuous). In the end, we give you a diploma.
In-on (differences), Gareth Jones
Tips for overcoming the Certificate of Proficiency , Monica
Have not - Have not got- Do not have , Robert Reboredo
Why it pays to Copy Other People's emails , Christopher Wright (Business Inglés by The Practice Office) 
I said, "Sure, the heavier the friendly staff and owners are" Note: Nothing against employees there are fantastic! But " the master's eye fattens the cattle."
Once the paperwork, we attended a very nice man. Chatting with him told us that he and his wife were the owners of the franchise.
What is the problem here? is an attitude problem. Yes, probably the employee is underpaid and does not like his work. But winning something with his attitude that scares customers?
You? What attitude do you have with your English? Are you like misused? Or as the owner whose eye does fatten their livestock (your English)? Trying to take you in control of your life (including your English) or you let others decide (speak) for you?
really hope that you as the owner and your English is increasingly chubby (full vocabulary, structures and fluidity).
Remember that no matter how humble a task, the dignified when you do it right.
Today I bring to the Present Perfect Continuous , yes, that time so difficult to distinguish the Present Perfect. But that does not matter, all this is just to give you some clear ideas in your head.
What matters most, I repeat again, is to listen and talk English daily. That is the way to go. Come! now to feed livestock and continuously monitored : learn, listen, review, memorize, repeat and sought such an exchange that will change your life. *************
THANKS: I want to publicly my special thanks to the contributors in alphabetical order: Álvaro Carrasquel, Virginia and Robert Reboredo Gruart who helped me with Unit 12 material.
FREE ONLINE ENGLISH COURSE
12 PRESENT PERFECT UNIT CONTINUOUS, PRESENT PERFECT, PAST PERFECT, Proverbs
previous classes can be found at this link. horizontal menu blog "free course"
News:
The blog to learn English online create your own exercises!
It's about time. There are many exercises on the Internet, but few focused specifically on the problems of English speakers. So start testing what you are given such short translations. Here our first year (on the Present Perfect Continuous). In the end, we give you a diploma.
In-on (differences), Gareth Jones
Tips for overcoming the Certificate of Proficiency , Monica
Have not - Have not got- Do not have , Robert Reboredo
Why it pays to Copy Other People's emails , Christopher Wright (Business Inglés by The Practice Office)
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