ESTUDIA INGLES CADA DIA

WAKEFIELD

2011-11-29T14:39:00.031+01:00

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Wakefield gave her a sickly smile through the open door, and in a moment he was gone. He hurried along the busy street, and dissapeared among the crowd. "People are watching me", he thought. "they will see where I go and tell my wife".

He heard feet close behind, and feared that somebody was trying to catch him... A voice in the crowd called out, and he thought that it called his name...But Wakefield had no cause for fear. No eye followed him.

After several turns in different directions, he went to a lodging house in the next street. There he stayed in a small room that was already booked for him, and his journey ended.

Wakefield was a quiet little man, about fifty years old.
He seemed to be a good husband, not the sort of man to leave his wife. He soon began to feel sorry about his actions. He was lonely at his lodgings.

He asked himself why he left his wife. He supposed he had a reason but he could not remember it. Wakefield could not sleep that night. In the morning, he got up early and tried to think what to do. He wondered how his wife would manage without him. He had a sudden desire to find out.

"I will stay at the lodgings for a week and watch her", he decided. Wakefield went off. He planned to go to the end of his street and take a quick look towards his house. But, like a man in a dream, he went to the door.

The sound of his foot on the door step woke him. Wakefield!. Where are you going?. He hurried away. He was shaking with fear and breathing heavily. He did not dare to turn his head until he reached the end of the street. There he stopped and looked at his home.

He saw his wife through the front window. She was looking towards the end of the street. The brainless man feared that she noticed him. He turned and ran back to his lodgings.

After this dangerous little adventure, Wakefield thought of a safer idea.

He changed his looks. He changed the colour of his hair to red, and dressed in clothes that were unlike his usual brown suit. He looked a different man. "My wife wont recognize me now", he thought.

Wakefield´s feelings now hardened. He decided to leave his wife for longer than a week. She doesn´t miss me yet, he thought, I will wait until she´s afraid. Two of three times in the next two weeks she passed before his eyes. Each time she walked with a heavier step, her face was whiter. and she looked more worried.

In the third week, Wakefield saw a docter enter his house.

Dear woman. Will she die ?. Wakefield wondered. He was a little saddened. but he still stayed away from his wife. He made the excuse. I mustn´t worry her if she is ill. After a few weeks, his wife was quiet well again. The danger is over. She doesn ´t need me now. Wakefield said to himself.

His lodgings were only in the next street, but it now seemed a different world. This thought passed through Wakefields troubled mind.

I won´t return yet. he decided, perhaps next week. One day.

Twenty years passed. During that time Wakefield saw his home every day. He also often caught sight of his sad wife. Misses Wakefield heard no news of her husband. She was supposed that he was dead. Then one evening, Wakefield, now old and bent, went for his usual walk towards his old home.

It was a wet night in Autumn and a strong wind was blowing. Wakefield stopped near his house. Through the windows of the sitting room he saw the red light of a warm fire. The shadow of good Misses Wakefield was dancing on the wall. At that moment, the wind blew the rain into Wakefields face. He was wet through to the skin and very cold.

Don´t stand in the street, man, Go inside. Wakefield said to himself. There is a good fire to warm you. and your wife will get some dry clothes for you. Wakefields tired old legs slowly climbed the steps.He entered the house like a man who has been away only for the day. He gave his wife a little smile and closed the door.

TO HAVE EVERYTHING ENVIOUS

2011-10-17T17:03:00.001+02:00

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SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - THIRD PART

2011-09-17T20:36:00.000+02:00

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So I stayed quiet, picked up my bag, and went with them. In the station building, there were a lot more policemen, and some people from the train. They were all young people, I saw. Some were afraid, some were bored. The police looked in everybody´s bags. And then the people went back to the train.

My two policemen took me to a table. Your passport, please. The fat policeman said. And open your bag. They looked at my passport, and I opened my bag. There was a young policewoman with red hair at the next table. She had a nice face, so I smiled at her, and she smiled back.

Aaaah. The tall policeman said suddenly. All my dirty shirts and clothes were out on the table. The policeman picked up my bag and turned it over. On to the table, out of my bag, fell packet after packet of U.S. American dollars. Nice, new dollars. Fifty-dollar notes in big packets. A lot of money.

My mouth opened, and stayed open. I couldn´t find my voice. I was suddenly a very interesting person, and a lot of police ran up to our table and stood behind me. 50.000...100.000...150.000... There´s 200.000 dollars here. The tall policeman said. What an interesting bag, Mr. Tom, Walsh. I found my voice again quickly. But its not my bag. I shouted.

There was a big, happy smile, on that policeman´s face. Well. He said. It´s got your name on it. Look. So I looked, and of course, there was my name, and yes of course, it was my bag. So how did 200000 U.S. dollars get into my bag ? You cannot bring U.S. dollars into this country. The fat policeman said.

He had very short grey hair, and little black eyes. He didn´t smile once. But I didn´t bring them. I said quickly. They are not my dollars. I never saw them before in my life, and. There was a lot of noise in the station. I looked out of the window and saw my train. Slowly, It began to move. Hey. I shouted, that´s my train.

The tall policeman laughed. It was a great day for him. Oh no. He said. you are not getting back on that train. You are staying here with us. In our beautiful country. He smiled happily. So I never got back to Sofia on Saturday. I was very unhappy about that.

I wanted to have a little talk with Melanie and Carol. Ask them one or two questions, you know. You are a nice guy, Tom. See you in Sofia, okay. Take you to the best restaurant in town. Yeah. Great. And I never got down to Cyprus or North Africa that winter. Oh well. I live and learn. It´s not an easy life, in prison. But it´s warm in winter. And the food´s not bad.

And I am meeting some interesting people. There´s a man from Georgia U.S.S.R. Boris, his name is. He cames from a place by the Black Sea. He´s a great guy. When we get out of here. He and I are going down to Australia. Brisbane perhaps, or Sydney. Get a job on a ship. Start a new life. Yeah, next year´s going to be okay.

THE END OF SUMMER

2011-08-17T13:10:00.000+02:00

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NOVEDADES CADA 24 HORAS

2010-04-30T20:05:00.000+02:00

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2008-04-30T17:51:00.001+02:00

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TODOS LOS DICCIONARIOS QUE HAGAN FALTA

2008-04-30T17:21:00.005+02:00

SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - SECOND PART

2008-03-13T13:20:00.000+01:00

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We can meet him on Saturday night at the Hotel Marmara.

Yeah. Its a good hotel. Carol told me. Cheap, but good.

What do you think, Tom ? Great. I said. Lets do that. The train was very slow. We got to Belgrade at six o´clock in the evening. And a lot of people got off. There were only me and the girls in the carriage then.

The guard came and looked at our tickets, and went away again. Carol looked at Melanie. Hey, Mel. She said. Why dont you and Tom go along to the restaurant ? I am not hungry. And I want to sleep for an hour. Er... Food´s very expensive on the train. I said.

I have not got much money just now. I am going to get a job in Sofia. Oh, Tom. Melanie said. Why didn´t you tell us ? Look. You are a nice guy, right ? We are okey for money this week.

We can buy you a meal. Of course we can. Carol said. And look, in Sofia, we can take you to the best restaurant in town.

It´s a great place. We love it. What could I say ? I was hungry. They had money. I didn´t.

So Melanie and I went to the restaurant and had a meal. When we came back, Carol was still alone in the carriage. Melanie put her feet on the seat and went to sleep. At Nis some more people got on the train. And two old men came into our carriage.

They looked at Melanie´s feet on the seat. And talked in loud voices. Carol laughed. And Melanie opened her eyes and sat up. Are we nearly there? She asked Carol and looked out of the window.

Yeah. About half an hour. I think. Why are you getting off at Bela Palanka? I asked. What are you going to do there ? Melanie smiled. Find a cheap hotel. Meet people. Take a look at the town. You know.

Just for a day or two. Carol said. But there´s nothing there. Oh, well. You never know. Melanie laughed. See you in Sofia, right ? On Saturday night. The hotel Marmara. Okey ? eight o´clock.

Carol said. Don´t forget now. Okey. Great. I see you there. The train came into Bela Palanka and stopped. The two girls got off and stood on the platform. They smiled at me through the window.

Saturday. Eight o´clock. Melanie shouted. Okey, I called. They could not hear me because of the noise in the station. They smiled again. Picked up their bags and walked away. Nice girls.

I am going to have a great time in Sofia. I thought. The train left Yugoslavia and crossed into Bulgaria at two o´clock in the morning.

Then the train stopped at some village. I don´t remember the name. I ate an apple and looked out of the window. Suddenly, there were a lot of policemen on the train. Everybody in the carriage sat up and began to talk.

What´s happening ? I said in Italian to the old man next to me. I don´t know. He said in bad Italian. Perhaps they are looking for somebody. Look. The police are taking some people off the train.

Then two policemen came into our carriage. A tall thin one and a short fat one. They looked at everybody carefully. And then, they looked at me again.

SINGLE MARRIED DIVORCED

2008-03-12T12:31:00.000+01:00

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SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - FIRST PART

2008-03-11T11:49:00.000+01:00

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I never stay in one country for a long time. It gets boring.

I like to move on, see new places, meet different people.

It´s a good life, most of the time.

When I need money, I get a job.

I can do most things. Hotel and restaurant work, building work, picking fruit.

In Europe, you can pick fruit most of the year.

You need to be in the right country, at the right time, of course.

It´s not easy work, but the money`s not bad.

I like to go south in the winter.

Life is easier in the sun, and northern Europe, can get very cold in the winter.

Last year, 1989 it was, I was in Venice for October.

I did some work in a hotel, for three weeks, then I began slowly, to move south.

I always go by train, when I can. I like trains.

You can walk about, on a train, and you meet a lot of people.

I left Venice, and I went on to Trieste.

There I got a cheap ticket, for the slow train to Sofia, in Bulgaria.

This train goes all down, through Yugoslavia, and takes a long time, a day and a half.

But that didn´t matter to me.

The train left Trieste, at nine o´clock on a Thursday morning.

There weren´t many people on it, at first, but at Zagreb, more people got on.

Two girls went along the corridor, past my carriage.

They looked through the door, but they didn´t come in.

Then an old woman came in, sat down, and went to sleep.

The two girls came back along the corridor, and looked into the carriage again.

The train left Zagreb, and I looked out of the window, for about ten minutes, then, I went to sleep too.

When I opened my eyes again, the two girls were in the carriage.

They looked friendly, so I said, Hullo. Hi, they said.

You´re American, I said, or Canadian. Right?

American, the taller girl said. She smiled.

And you´re twenty three, your name´s Tom Walsh.

And you´ve got blue eyes, and your mum lives in Burham on sea, U.K. right?

How did you know all that, I asked.

The second girl laughed.

She looked at your passport. It´s in your coat pocket.

Oh, right. My coat was on the seat, next to me.

I took my passport, out of my pocket, and put it back in my bag.

Who are you then? I asked. They told me.

Melanie and Carol from Los Angeles, U.S.A.

They liked Europe, they said.

They knew a lot of places. Britain. Holland. Denmark. Germany. France. Spain. Italy. Yugoslavia. Bulgaria. Greece...

I am going to Bulgaria now, I said, for about a month.

Then I am going south for the winter.

Cyprus, or perhaps North Africa.

Oh yes? They said. We love Bulgaria. Sofia´s a great town. Wonderful.

What do you do about money? I asked.

Well, you know. Carol smiled. Sometimes we get a little job.

This and that. But what about you?

Yeah, come on. Melanie said. Tell us about you.

Tom Walsh, with the blue eyes, and the mum in Burham on Sea.

What are you doing for your life, hey?

So I told them. They were nice girls. They were older than me.

Perhaps twenty seven, or twenty eight, but I liked them.

We talked, and laughed for hours. I told them, a lot of stories about my life. Some of the stories, were true, some weren´t.

But the girls laughed, and say I was a great guy.

I asked them about Bulgaria, because I didn´t know the country.

JOBLESS CV UNEMPLOYED INTERVIEW

2008-03-10T16:56:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 22 - HOLIDAYS

2008-03-09T13:38:00.000+01:00

What holiday do you like the most?

What does that holiday stand for?

How is it celebrated?

Is there a special food you prepare on that holiday?

How do you spend Christmas in your country? Valentine’s Day? New Year?

What holidays are celebrated in your country?

If you were to make a new holiday, what holiday would it be and what would it be for?

Is there any holiday you dislike? Why?

ANGJO SPEAKS 21 - LIFESTYLE

2008-03-08T15:20:00.000+01:00

What do you like doing in your free time?

Do you like going out with friends?

Where do you usually go out with friends?

Do you enjoy having a night life?

Do you consider yourself a sociable person?

Are you a member of any social or community groups?

THIS YEAR¨S GONNA BE A GOOD YEAR

2008-03-07T12:59:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 20 - TV PROGRAMS

2008-03-06T15:17:00.000+01:00

What is your favorite T.V. program?

What do you learn from that program?

What kind of T.V. programs do you usually watch?

How many hours a day do you usually watch T.V?

Are you a couch potato?

Do you think that watching T.V. is educational?

What T.V. program do you dislike and why?

DEATH AND LIFE - WHY ?

2008-03-05T20:46:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 19 - BOOKS

2008-03-04T19:16:00.001+01:00

What kinds of books do you enjoy reading?

What is your favorite book?

What book have you read recently?

Do you have a favorite author? Who is he/she?

Why do you like him/her?

Do you like going to the library? Bookstore?

Was there a book you’ve read that you didn’t like? Why?

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AGAIN AND AGAIN

2008-03-03T16:56:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 18 - AGE

2008-03-02T16:05:00.000+01:00

What do you think is the best age to be? Why?

What do people your age usually do in your country?

What age should one get married in your country?

What age do people in your country usually graduate from the university?

Explain the meaning of midlife crisis.

Explain the meaning of May-December affair.

Should people be forced to retire when they reach the retiring age?

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DON´T PLAY WITH FIRE

2008-03-01T12:52:00.001+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 17 - VACATION

2008-02-29T11:12:00.001+01:00

Tell me about your most memorable vacation.

Where was it? When was it? What did you do?

Where do you plan to have your next vacation?

How much money do you think should be spent on a vacation?

What kinds of souvenirs do you often buy when on vacation?

Do you like trying out unfamiliar foods when you’re in a different place?

Tell me about your worst vacation ever.

What do you want to do on your next vacation?

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CHAINED TO THE CHAIR

2008-02-28T18:27:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS 16 - TRAVEL

2008-02-27T15:03:00.001+01:00

What countries have you been to?

What was your purpose in visiting those countries?

Do you like traveling? Why?

Do you like traveling alone or with other people?

What factors do you consider in going to other countries?

What countries would you like to visit soon? Why?

What things do you take with you when you travel?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 15 - MOVIES

2008-02-26T16:44:00.001+01:00

What’s your favorite movie?

What kind of movies do you like?

What was the most recent movie you’ve watched?

What movie made you cry?

What was the scariest movie you saw?

What movie reminded you of your life?

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SEX AND LOVE

2008-02-26T12:50:00.000+01:00

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JOB AND MONEY

2008-02-25T13:12:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 14 - TRANSPORTATION

2008-02-24T09:51:00.000+01:00

What is your preferred mode of transportation? Why?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using public transportation?

Compare the pros and cons of riding a bike and riding a car.

What do you usually do when you ride a train or a bus?

What is the most famous brand of car in your country?

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NEW AND OLD

2008-02-23T15:57:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 13 - LOVE LIFE

2008-02-22T16:22:00.001+01:00

When and where did you meet your first love?
Do you believe that first love never dies?
How did you meet your current sweetheart?
What do you like about your current sweetheart?
Describe your ideal mate.
At what age do people in your country get married?
When do you plan to get married?
Describe your ideal wedding.
What qualities do you look for in a girlfriend/boyfriend?
Do you believe in love at first sight?
Do you think it’s okay to marry someone from a different race? Religion?
How long do you think couples should know each other before getting married?

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THE PARK HAD BEEN ENLARGED

2008-02-21T10:13:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 12 - FRIENDS

2008-02-20T18:25:00.001+01:00

How many friends do you have?
Do you consider yourself friendly?
How similar are you to your friends?
What characteristics do you look for in a friend?
Describe one of your closest friends.
How do you maintain a good friendship?
When and where do you often hang out with your friends?
What do you usually do when you’re with your friends?
Where do you think is a good place to meet new friends?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 11 - ART

2008-02-19T12:16:00.000+01:00

Do you like art?
What forms of art are you interested in?
Do you have a favorite painting?
Do you go to art museums?
Do you think that graffiti can be considered art?
Are you a creative person?In what ways do you express your creativity?

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ARE YOU COMING TO BED? - ¿VIENES A LA CAMA?

2008-02-18T17:24:00.000+01:00

THE DRIVER CAN´T DRINK

2008-02-17T12:56:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 10 - MUSIC

2008-02-16T18:39:00.002+01:00

What type of music do you like?
What is your favorite song?
Why do you like it?
Who are your favorite singers?
Bands?
Do you play any musical instrument?
If yes, what?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 9 - SPORTS

2008-02-15T12:15:00.000+01:00

What is your favorite sport?
What sports do you watch?
What sports are you good at?
What sports would you like to try?
What sports have you tried but gave up on?
What sports do you think are dangerous?
Have you ever thought of engaging in extreme sports?
What does your sport say about your personality?
What positive traits were you able to develop because of the sports you engaged in?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 8 - HOBBIES

2008-02-14T09:49:00.000+01:00

What do you do in your free time?
How much time do you usually spend on your hobbies?
What do your hobbies say about you?
Have your hobbies changed throughout the years? Why?
Are your hobbies expensive?
What hobbies would you like to try soon?
What are the strangest hobbies you have heard of?
What hobbies would you like to try but have no courage trying out yet?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 7 - BEAUTY

2008-02-13T13:06:00.001+01:00

Who do you think is the most beautiful person in your country? In the world today?
Do you think physical appearance affects one’s success in life?
How much time and money do you spend to further improve your looks?
How popular is plastic surgery in your country?
Do you believe that beauty is in the eye of the beholder?
In your own words, how do you define beauty?
What is your opinion about beauty pageants?
Are there any disadvantages to being beautiful?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 6 - PARENTING

2008-02-12T13:06:00.001+01:00

Do you have children? If not, how many children would you like to have?
Do you prefer to have daughters or sons? Why?
Do you think you are a good parent? Why?
What things did your parents do before that you would never do to your children?
What do you think are the most difficult problems faced by parents today?
How do you discipline your children when they make a mistake?
In what cases do you think abortion may be acceptable?

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IS THIS SEAT TAKEN? - ¿ESTA ESTE ASIENTO OCUPADO?

2008-02-11T19:51:00.000+01:00

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 5 - FOOD

2008-02-10T07:55:00.001+01:00

What is your favorite food? Why?
Do you skip breakfast?
Is there any kind of food you don’t eat? Why?
Do you eat junk food?
Is there any food you dislike eating?
What food is your country famous for/
What food would you like to try out soon?
What is the most unusual thing you’ve ever eaten?
What is the best restaurant you’ve ever been to? Why?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 4 - JOBS

2008-02-09T10:05:00.001+01:00

Tell me about your current job.
What do you like about your current job?
What do you dislike about it?
What is your dream job?
What is the strangest job you’ve ever heard of?
What motivates you in your job?
What are the problems you usually encounter in your job?
How do you solve it?
Describe a typical day in your current job.
What other jobs are you interested in?
What do you think are the qualities of a good boss?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 3 - HOMETOWN

2008-02-08T12:13:00.001+01:00

Describe your hometown.
What do you like about your hometown?
What do you dislike about your hometown?
What changes do you want to make in your hometown?
Do you still live in your hometown?
What memories do you have of your hometown?
If someone would visit your hometown, what is the first thing he would notice?
If someone would visit your hometown, what is the first thing you would like him to see?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 2 - FAMILY

2008-02-06T12:12:00.002+01:00

How many members are there in your family?
Do you live with your family?
What do your family members do?
Who is the breadwinner in your family?
Who cooks in your family?
Do you get along well with your family?
Have you ever had a fight with any of your family members?
Describe your family’s relationship using one word.
Who do you take after, your mother or father?
If you had a choice, which do you prefer, having a small family or a large family?
How would your family members describe you?
What do you like about your family?
What does your family usually do together?

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ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 1 - YOURSELF

2008-02-04T16:54:00.003+01:00

What is your name?
How do your friends and family call you?
Where was your name taken from?
What is the meaning of your name?
What is the most memorable thing that happened to you?
What is the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you?
Who or what makes you happy?
What was the funniest joke you’ve ever heard?
Tell me about the happiest day or moment in your life.
Tell me about the saddest moment in your life.
What pisses you off?
How will you describe yourself?
How do other people usually see you?
What do most people don’t know about you?
What do you want other people to understand about you?

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ESTUDIAR INGLES STUDY ENGLISH SEX

2007-03-09T11:35:00.000+01:00

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POLITICA DE PRIVACIDAD EN ESTE BLOG

2007-01-26T15:28:00.001+01:00

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Definition:	To remove from association; separate.
Synonyms:	disassociate, disjoint, disunite, divorce

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ESTUDIA INGLES CADA DIA

WAKEFIELD

TO HAVE EVERYTHING ENVIOUS

SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - THIRD PART

THE END OF SUMMER

NOVEDADES CADA 24 HORAS

DAILY FRESH

dissociate

TODOS LOS DICCIONARIOS QUE HAGAN FALTA

SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - SECOND PART

SINGLE MARRIED DIVORCED

SOUTH FOR THE WINTER - FIRST PART

JOBLESS CV UNEMPLOYED INTERVIEW

ANGJO SPEAKS 22 - HOLIDAYS

ANGJO SPEAKS 21 - LIFESTYLE

THIS YEAR¨S GONNA BE A GOOD YEAR

ANGJO SPEAKS 20 - TV PROGRAMS

DEATH AND LIFE - WHY ?

ANGJO SPEAKS 19 - BOOKS

AGAIN AND AGAIN

ANGJO SPEAKS 18 - AGE

DON´T PLAY WITH FIRE

ANGJO SPEAKS 17 - VACATION

CHAINED TO THE CHAIR

ANGJO SPEAKS 16 - TRAVEL

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 15 - MOVIES

SEX AND LOVE

JOB AND MONEY

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 14 - TRANSPORTATION

NEW AND OLD

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 13 - LOVE LIFE

THE PARK HAD BEEN ENLARGED

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 12 - FRIENDS

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 11 - ART

ARE YOU COMING TO BED? - ¿VIENES A LA CAMA?

THE DRIVER CAN´T DRINK

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 10 - MUSIC

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 9 - SPORTS

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 8 - HOBBIES

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 7 - BEAUTY

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 6 - PARENTING

IS THIS SEAT TAKEN? - ¿ESTA ESTE ASIENTO OCUPADO?

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 5 - FOOD

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 4 - JOBS

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 3 - HOMETOWN

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 2 - FAMILY

ANGJO SPEAKS ENGLISH 1 - YOURSELF

ESTUDIAR INGLES STUDY ENGLISH SEX

POLITICA DE PRIVACIDAD EN ESTE BLOG