Packed and ready!

The matches:

1️⃣ New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Definition: a device used for determining directions with a needle that can move easily and that always point to the magnetic north

Example: “If you will explore the forest alone, you will need a compass to don’t lost in”.

2️⃣ New word: Rope /rōp/

Definition: thick cord or wire that is made by twisting together several thinner cords or wires.

Example: “Give me the rope, I will tie the horse to his fence”

3️⃣ New word: Archaeologist /ˌärkēˈäləjəst/

Definition: a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.

Example: “Today are many archaeologists studying dinosaurs’ extinction”.

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Jake: Dinner is on me

This phrase means that Jake will pay for dinner for everyone and themselves.

vocabulary

• In the news, I heard that
  new maya ruins were discovered.

• He is an archaeologist and yesterday he went to unearth a mysterious coffin.

• I’m so scared for walk near to ancient house looks so spooky.

• She forgot her scarf on the campus, she is so clueless.

• I put all my jewelry in the safe.

Does it sound to me like an old Radionovela, like the one my grandmother listened to in the afternoon on her old Sanyo radio?

It’s the time to use the vocabulary we just learned:

• All what’s left of ancient civilizacions is the ruins of their temples.
• I am going to study abroad next year.
• We learned a lot of ancient history in the school.
• I don’t want to live in the campus.
• You should keep the gold watch in the safe.

So, Jake is the bad guy of history? Interesting 🤔

Chapter 1: Packed and ready!

Jake: packed everything to the trip to Egypt.
Sara: is packing all the things for investigation.
Max: is excited to finish their investigation on ancient ruins. He also packed everything, even extra things. They will not have reception there.

• Jake propose to have a dinner and review the plan he is paying for all.
• The dinner will be at 8PM in Jake’s place.
• Sara mentioned that some Professor Charles told them about a documents on the campus.
• Sara told Jake that he mustn’t forget the safe, they need to protect the documents.
• Jake is up to something.

Whaaaaat! Cliffhanger alert!

1️⃣ New word: The safe

Definition: A place where you can hide important objects, it close by a password or a key

Example: In my room, behind my bed I have a safe where I put my passport and birth certificate

2️⃣ New word: Abroad

Definition: in or to a different country

Example: Are you going abroad this summer?

3️⃣ New word: Rope

Definition: A long piece of twisted string or fiber, used to tie or pull things

Example: They tied the rope to the wagon.

Spoiler: Jake is evil

Oh right, It seems a mode set, back pack, Camera, Wallet, Passport, cellphone, kompass, Well, let see you Sarah it´s ready too.
…
Hey Sarah, ready for tomorrow?
Hey Jake, almost, it´s tell me to pack or … takes for investigation, but in almost ready, and you pack, yet?
yes, I have all my things ready, I can´t wait to finally see those egypcian ruins with my own eyes.

The script helped to understand the last sentence when Sarah says “Don’t forget the safe”. I heard it many times and yet it was confusing to me, until I saw the class resources.

Thanks!

I think Jake is plotting something bad, I didn´t like his voice when he said, all right things are going as planned. Suspicious…

1️⃣ New word: Time off

Definition: time for rest or recreation.

Example: Today we have time off, we can play video games or go running.

2️⃣ New word Compass

Definition: tool which shows the direction contained a magnetized point.

Example: When Einstein was only 6 years, his father gave him a compass

3️⃣ New word Rope

Definition: a length of strong cord

Example: I need to pack a rope for our trip to the mountain.

New words for me!

• Compass - Brújula ⏱
• Safe - Caja fuerte

😃

thanks

In this episode the protagonists taked about their trip and they agreed to leave at 8:00 pm the next day

Also jan was packing his suitcase

In this episode there was three people (math, jane, sarah)

Great music.

thanks

Class practice

• I would love to explore several ruins.
• I have never travel abroad, but I am hoping to do it soon.
• This place looks really ancient.
• When I was at the university I loved to hang out in the campus with my friends.
• Many hotel rooms have a safe.

New vocabulary

compass - brújula
I’m almost ready
Let’s add into the call
I’m all set
The rope, the matches - lacuerda los fósforos
We will not have reception there.
Agreed
Dinner is on me- la cena corre por mi cuenta

I really like misterious because, these open the knowledges door.In real world there are a lot of these in all topics where you see, maths, philosofy, religion and science, for example, the ovnis misterious, its a physical misterious.There are a lot of hypotheses and theories about this, but nobody knows how to solve this, many people think ovnis arent real, another people think its a big question human, unsolved question, skeptical people think the real things happend for a series of coincidences, Who`s rigth? Again nobody knows. Certain is misterious intrinsically adventure for know.

We have some ancient ruins in Petén Guatemala.
I want to be abroad right now.
I love to go to the USAC central campus.
We’ll be safe when the storm get of.

🧐

Examples:

1. Ruins: There are many mayan ruins in the southeast of Mexico
2. Abroad: I’m going to travel abroad next month.
   3.Ancient: Mayans is one of the ancient civilizations most important in Mexico.
3. Campus: She goes at university. The campus is near from her house.
4. Safe: Keep your value stuff inside the safe. You wont want lost them.

New vocabulary:

• I’m down: used to say that one understands or approves of something.

When I bought my apartment, I had an ancient big safe there.

I would like to study ancient Mayas and travel abroad, learning more and sharing my knowledge.

1. The ancient ruins found abroad during the archaeologist’s study abroad program added new knowledge to the history of the civilization. Despite the excitement, safety measures were strictly followed to protect the campus and its students.

2. The university campus was home to many ancient artifacts, kept safe in a special museum for students and visitors to learn from. But the most valuable pieces were found in the ruins abroad, bringing new excitement and opportunities for research.

3. The study abroad program gave students the opportunity to explore the ancient ruins, while ensuring their safety with trained guides and well-planned itineraries.

4. The ancient city’s ruins, located abroad, provided valuable insight into the civilization’s past and were kept safe for future generations to learn from by implementing strict preservation measures.

5. Despite the remote location, the team of archaeologists worked hard to ensure the safety of the ancient ruins during their study abroad program, as the ruins held crucial information about the civilization.

Ruins: This place is in ruins.
Abroad: I’m going to study abroad.
Ancient: Nornald’s story is ancient.
Campus: On the campus of the university there are a lot of balls.
Safe: There is a lot of money in the safe.

Amazing!!

Compass= brujula
Safe = caja fuerte

Examples for packed and ready chapter:

• Egypt ruins
• I will travel abroad
• That statue is ancient
• Central university campus is very green
• I am safe and sound

🔸New word: Rope /rōp/
🔸New word: Archaeologist /ˌärkēˈäləjəst/
🔸New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Excellent course 😄

Ruin /ˈruːɪn/ the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed.
“a large white house falling into gentle ruin”

Abroad: /əˈbrôd/ In or to a foreign country or countries; in different directions; over a wide area.

Ancient: /ˈeɪnʃ(ə)nt/ belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
“the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean”

He is an archaeologist and yesterday he went to unearth a mysterious coffin.
I’m so scared for walk near to ancient house looks so spooky.
She forgot her scarf on the campus, she is so clueless.

Ruin /ˈruːɪn/ the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed.
“a large white house falling into gentle ruin”

Abroad: /əˈbrôd/ In or to a foreign country or countries; in different directions; over a wide area.

Ancient: /ˈeɪnʃ(ə)nt/ belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
“the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean”

Campus: /ˈkampəs/ the grounds and buildings of a university or college.
“for the first year I had a room on campus”

Safe: /seɪf/ a strong fireproof cabinet with a complex lock, used for the storage of valuables. “Keep everything inside the safe”

1️⃣ New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Definition: a device used for determining directions with a needle that can move easily and that always point to the magnetic north

Example: “If you will explore the forest alone, you will need a compass to don’t lost in”.

2️⃣ New word: Rope /rōp/

Definition: thick cord or wire that is made by twisting together several thinner cords or wires.

Example: “Give me the rope, I will tie the horse to his fence”

3️⃣ New word: Archaeologist /ˌärkēˈäləjəst/

Definition: a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.

Example: “Today are many archaeologists studying dinosaurs’ extinction”.

excellent course.

New words for me

Compass - Brújula
Safe - Caja fuerte

This audio course is amazing

I can’t imagine what will happen.

1. I’ve seen many ruins in my country.
   .
2. Someday I’ll be traveling abroad.
   .
3. I you go to a museum; you can find many ancient things.
   .
   4.You can go to that university campus to ask for information.
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4. We are all safe here.

In the news, I heard that
new maya ruins were discovered.

He is an archaeologist and yesterday he went to unearth a mysterious coffin.

I’m so scared for walk near to ancient house looks so spooky.

She forgot her scarf on the campus, she is so clueless.

I put all my jewelry in the safe.

New words for me!

• Compass.
• Safe.

The cold never bothered me anyway

Great, you have almost everything ready for your trip. How exciting.

Excellent!

Ticher

Yes

Ecxelent

Morning

Good

Helli

Great.

The guys are not yet ready

Hi, guys. What’s up? 😄
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I live overseas now. I have left my home country. I find Spain a safe place, it is not better than my country, but it also has amazing things that I love… the ruins and ancient places; the Basilica Pilar, the parks of ancient helmet and the beach!.. I hope I can study here. 😃

Ruin /ˈruːɪn/ the physical destruction or disintegration of something or the state of disintegrating or being destroyed.
“a large white house falling into gentle ruin”

Abroad: /əˈbrôd/ In or to a foreign country or countries; in different directions; over a wide area.

Ancient: /ˈeɪnʃ(ə)nt/ belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
“the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean”

Campus: /ˈkampəs/ the grounds and buildings of a university or college.
“for the first year I had a room on campus”

Safe: /seɪf/ a strong fireproof cabinet with a complex lock, used for the storage of valuables. “Keep everything inside the safe”

New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Definition: a device used for determining directions with a needle that can move easily and that always point to the magnetic north

Example: “If you will explore the forest alone, you will need a compass to don’t lost in”.

Good morning !

wow… that end… 😮

thank you teacher

thanks

New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Definition: a device used for determining directions with a needle that can move easily and that always point to the magnetic north
Example: “If you will explore the forest alone, you will need a compass to don’t lost in”.
New word: Rope /rōp/
Definition: thick cord or wire that is made by twisting together several thinner cords or wires.
Example: “Give me the rope, I will tie the horse to his fence”
New word: Archaeologist /ˌärkēˈäləjəst/
Definition: a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.
Example: “Today are many archaeologists studying dinosaurs’ extinction”.

Amazing class

Excellent

I need to buy a dictionary from Egytpiant to Englhis xD
I am kidding!

The cold never bothered me anyway

Turn away and slam the door
I don’t care what they’re going to say
Let the storm rage on

It’s my turn.
On the abroad, many people admire the country where I live for several reasons. One of these, is that in ancient times her lived among the glorious Mayan People. Now, live here their descendants.

The Mayan People left several legacies: culture, knowledge, language, buildings, places, etc. Ancient places and buildings are in different cities of the country. We call them: archeology centers not ruins. There was lived our ancestors.

Many remain archeological of this people, nowadays, there are safe in museums or university campus.

It’s your turn now

Create your own examples with these words and improve your vocabulary

• Look at my house, it’s in ruins.
• I will go abroad to study.
• Let’s go to the party in your ancient car.
• I need to stay at the campus to complete the project.
• Take the money from the safe and pay them.

Extra vocabulary

Compass: a device for finding direction with a needle that can move easily and that always points to magnetic north.
Gimme: short form of give me
Matches: a short, thin stick made of wood or cardboard and covered with a special chemical at one end that burns when rubbed firmly against a rough surface

dialogo entendido, increible

1️⃣ New word: Compass /ˈkəmpəs/

Definition: a device used for determining directions with a needle that can move easily and that always point to the magnetic north

Example: “If you will explore the forest alone, you will need a compass to don’t lost in”.

2️⃣ New word: Rope /rōp/

Definition: thick cord or wire that is made by twisting together several thinner cords or wires.

Example: “Give me the rope, I will tie the horse to his fence”

3️⃣ New word: Archaeologist /ˌärkēˈäləjəst/

Definition: a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.

Example: “Today are many archaeologists studying dinosaurs’ extinction”.

In the news, I heard that
new maya ruins were discovered.

He is an archaeologist and yesterday he went to unearth a mysterious coffin.

I’m so scared for walk near to ancient house looks so spooky.

She forgot her scarf on the campus, she is so clueless.

I put all my jewelry in the safe.

Practice:

1. Machu Picchu never will be a ruin.
2. Last February, I was abroad.
3. These ancient stringed musical instruments are so interesting.
4. This campus is just amazing.
5. Take the key; please bring me the money that is inside the safe.

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