Saturday, October 31, 2015
Friday, October 30, 2015
Who Am I?
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| 1 p.m. group |
I’m wearing a white blouse with flower print. I’m kneeling beside a boy. He’s sitting on the floor and wearing a cap, sunglasses, a T-shirt, shorts, flip-flops and a watch. There’s another boy crouching next to him.
Who am I?
I'm wearing a white t-shirt with ocean print. Also, I'm wearing blue jeans and black sneakers. I'm sitting on the floor, in front of the girl sitting on the chair. I'm not wearing a watch but if you look well, I'm wearing a ring. My classmate, behind me, is wearing a black blouse and a pink cardigan. She has long wavy hair and she is studying with the tablet. Beside me, on the left, you can see my classmate wearing blue jeans and a light blue shirt. He is wearing glasses and he is ready to fight, I believe.
Who am I?
I am standing up, behind the fighter. I’m wearing a blue and white striped shirt, and I am with my hands in the pockets of my pants. I have a beard and a moustache.
Who am I?
Who am I?
I’m wearing a black blouse and a pink cardigan and black jeans. I’m sitting on the chair. I’m in front of the boy wearing a red T-shirt and brown shorts. I’m between two boys. The boy on my left is wearing a blue and white striped shirt and grey pants. The boy on my right is wearing a dark blue T-shirt and black shorts. In front of me, you see my classmate wearing a white T-shirt with ocean print and blue jeans and black sneakers.
Who am I?
I’m wearing a black T-shirt with white details like a maze and blue jeans, a black watch, black sneakers. I’m crouching beside a boy. He’s sitting on the floor and wearing a cap, sunglasses, a T-shirt, shorts, flip-flops and a watch. There’s another boy standing behind me. He’s bad and wearing a dark blue polo-shirt.
Who am I?
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Pink October: Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign
I Touch Myself (Breast Cancer Anthem) - Divinyls
I love myself, I want you to love me
When I feel down, I want you above me
I search myself, I want you to find me
I forget myself, I want you to remind me
I don't want anybody else
When I think about you, I touch myself
Ooh I don't want anybody else, Oh no, oh no, oh no
You're the one who makes me come running
You're the sun who makes me shine
When you're around I'm always laughing
I want to make you mine
I close my eyes and see you before me
Think I would die if you were to ignore me
A fool could see just how much I adore you
I get down on my knees I do anything for you
I don't want anybody else
When I think about you I touch myself
Ooh I don't want anybody else
Oh no, oh no, oh no
I don't want anybody else
When I think about you I touch myself
Ooh I don't want anybody else
When I think about you I touch myself
I touch myself
I honestly do
I touch myself
I think I would die if I were to ignore you
'I Touch Myself' was the Divinyls' biggest hit and touched millions of fans around the globe. Released in December 1990, the single was No. 1 on the charts at home and reached the Top 5 in the US.
It is a song that celebrates female sexuality like no other. Like Chrissy, it is bold, brave, and brassy. It rocked our world. And when Chrissy developed breast cancer, it was a song she wanted to become an anthem for spreading awareness about the importance of touching ourselves for early detection of the disease.
As a tribute, Chrissy's family and friends, her husband Charley Drayton, fellow songwriters, Cancer Council NSW and supporters from around the globe have come together to make sure Chrissy's legacy lives on to remind women to be in touch with their bodies, and if something's not right, see their doctor.
Ten of Australia's greatest singers: Connie Mitchell; Deborah Conway; Kate Cerebrano; Katie Noonan; Little Pattie; Megan Washington; Olivia Newton-John; Sarah Blasko; Sarah McLeod; and Suze DeMarchi have come together to make Chrissy's final wish a reality.
You can help keep Chrissy's dream alive by spreading her message. Visit http://itouchmyself.org and help support the #itouchmyselfproject.
I TOUCH MYSELF (Chrissy Amphlett / Mark McEntee / Billy Steinberg / Tom Kelly)
© 1993 EMI Songs Australia Pty Ltd / Sony ATV Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Describing Clothes
subject
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BE
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WEARING
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a/an
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color
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singular noun
(clothes)
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I
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am
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wearing
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a
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white
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blouse.
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She
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is
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wearing
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an
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orange
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skirt.
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subject
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BE
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WEARING
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color
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plural noun
(clothes)
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He
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is
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wearing
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blue
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jeans.
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They
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are
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wearing
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yellow
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T-shirts.
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Remember:
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ALWAYS Plural
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USUALLY Plural
(but they can be singular)
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Jeans
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Earring(s)
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Pants/Trousers
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Sock(s)
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Shorts
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Shoe(s)
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Leggings
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Sneaker(s)
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Tights
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Boot(s)
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Pajamas/Pyjamas
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Sandal(s)
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Glasses
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Slipper(s)
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Sunglasses
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Flip-flop(s)
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Panties
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High heel(s)
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Briefs
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Flat(s)
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Boxers
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Clog(s)
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Drawers
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Glove(s)
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Overalls
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Mitten(s)
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Clothes
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Countable Nouns x Uncountable Nouns
Countable Nouns
Singular:
a (+/-/?)
an (+/-/?)
Plural:
a lot of (+)
some (+) (?)
any (-/?)
many (-/?)
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Uncountable Nouns
Singular:
a lot of (+)
some (+) (?)
any (-/?)
much (-/?)
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COUNTABLE:
(+) There is a flower in the garden.
(-) There isn't a flower in the garden.
(?) Is there a flower in the garden?
(+) There is an apple in the basket.
(-) There isn't an apple in the basket.
(?) Is there an apple in the basket?
(+) There are a lot of flowers in the garden.
(+) There are some apples in the basket.
(-) There aren't any flowers in the garden.
(?) Are there any flowers in the garden?
(-) There aren't many apples in the basket.
(?) Are there many apples in the basket?
UNCOUNTABLE:
(+) There is a lot of rice in the bowl.
(+) There is some water in the bottle.
(-) There isn't any sugar in the cup.
(?) Is there any lettuce in the salad?
(-) There isn't much beef in the refrigerator.
(?) Is there much money in your wallet?
SOME in questions:
- offer: Would you like some coffee?
Do you want some grapes?
- request: May I drink some water?
Can I have some chips?
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