MUSIC: Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys is famous for her pop songs, but did you know she is also an excellent classical piamist? Her first album was a big success and made her the best-selling R&B artist of 2001. Her new album is doing well too. Alicia says she wants it to inspire her female fans. You might know the songs "Girl on Fire" and "Brand New Me". Do they inspire you?

MUSIC: Cody Simpon

Could this be the new Justin Bieber? Some people think so! 14-year-old Cody Simpson from AUstralia started recording songs in his bedroom in 2009. He put some songs on YouTube and was discovered by a record producer. His album 4U was Number Four in the USA. Not bad, Cody!

 

 

 

 

Guinness World Records.

The secrets of a record-breaking book

Every year the Guineness World Records publishes a list of the most unusual records. This worldwide best seller, from 9 to 99. Discover its amazing history.

MUSIC: Bruno Mars

2012 was a busy year for Bruno Mars. The singer from Hawaii became an international star and played concerts around the world. Bruno released his first album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans, in 2010. Bruno is a talented musician: he grew up in a musical family and plays drums, guitar, heyboard, bass, piano and harmonica. His second album, Unorthodox Jukebox, is sure to be it!

ENGLISH PROJECT: English culture

1. Where's English spoken as an official language?

U.S.A, Canada, Australia, Guyana, Ireland, United Kingdom, Bahamas, South Africa, New Zealand and many Caribbean islands.

2. What currency would you use if you were living in London?

The pound.

3. Can you name THREE traditional British dishes?

Fish and Chips, Black Pudding and Roast Beef.

4. Can you name TWO important British traditions and festivals?

Saint Patrick's Day and Saint Valentine's Day.

THE UK/ GREAT BRITAIN/ BRITISH ISLES

The UK is made up of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Wales, Scotland and England, together form Great Britain. Therefore Great Britain and Great Britain form UK. England is a country in the UK. The British Isles are occupied by two nations: Ireland and Great Britain.

ENGLAND/ WALES/ SCOTLAND/ NORTHERN IRELAND

	ENGLAND	SCOTLAND	WALES	N. IRELAND
Capital	London	Edinburgh	Cardiff	Belfast
Symbol/ Flower	Rose	Doffil	Thistle	Shamrock
Main cities	Plymuth	Glasgow	Copenhagen	Lisburn

	LONDON
Population	7,172,000 in April 2001
River	River Thames
Famous monuments	Bukingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, London Eye, Tower of London, Picadilly Circus.
Famous people	Adele, One Direction, Beatles and Amy Whitehouse.

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ROYAL FAMILY

A MEMORABLE DAY

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I remember my auntie's wedding four years ago. It was a very memorable day.

First, all the family came to my grandmother's house. At four o'clock we went to the church for the ceremony, and after that we went to a typical Catalan house. We had a snack there and then the party started at about nine o'clock. There was an amazing band and everybody danced. Finally, at about midnight, I went to sleep in this typical Catalan house.

There were a thirty people at the wedding. I remember my little cousin fell in the pool. It was a really fun day and I felt vary happy.

TWILIGHT!

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HALLOWEEN

When is celebrated? Halloween is celebrated on 31st of October.

Where is it celebrated? America, Canada, USA and UK...

What does the words Halloween mean? the words mean: All Hallows even

PROTAGONISTS OF FILM

-Bella

-Edward

-Jacob

-Alice

-Esme

-Jasper

SENTESNCES ABOUT THE FILM

1.Bella went to Forks to live with her father.
2.She's got a new friend called Jacob.
3.She mets Edward in the school.
4.Edward saved Bella from a car accident.
5.Bella investigated about Edward, because she think is a vampire.
6.Bella say to Edward about she think of he.

ABOUT HISTORY

Twilight is a young-adult vampire-romance novel by author Stephenie Mayer. It is the first book of the Twilight series, and introduces seventeen-year-old Isabella Swan, who moves from Phoenix, Arizona to Forks, Washington and finds her life in danger when she falls in love with a vampire, Edward Cullen. The novel is followed by New Moon, Eclipse, and Beaking Dawn.