Abstract.

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Dictionary.

Pedestrian: Is a persona who doesn't have a car.

Loan: Is money which lends a bank to us.

Fans: People who admire someone.

Boarding school: A place where students study and sleep.

Coach: A person who leads a team.

Traffic light: Objects which control the traffic.

Football pitch: A place where play football.

Selfish: A person who doesn't like to share.

Cash machine: Is an object which you take at many.

Shy: Person who is nervous and uncomfortable with other people.

Memory stick: Object wich that you connect to a computer or another piece of electronic equipment to copy and store information.

Cycle lane: Is a place where the road or a special path for the use of people riding bicycles.

Murderer: Is a person who kill to another person.

Receipt: Is an object that you receive when pay something.

Taxi rank: a place where taxis wait for customers.

Colleague: Is a person of a group of people who work together.

Scooter: An object which you can enjoy the street.

A biography.

Mark zuckerberg.

Mark Zuckerberg, the American computer programmer who was born in New York in 1989, was one of the founders of facebook.

In this teens, he began to write software programs os a hobby. After school, he went to Harvard, where he stuched computer science and sociology. While he was there he created a website called Face mash, which allowed students to share photos. It was shut down by the university but it inspired him to create Facebook, which he launched from his room in 2004.

He left Harvard and moved to California with Dustin Moskovitz, who had been his roommate, and together they made Facebook an international success.

In 2012 Zuckerberg married Priscilla Chan, who he had dated for nine years. 

Practice 11.
"Phrasal verbs" 

Pictionary.

   Warm up:

Something that you do to prepare yourself for an activity, especially gentle exercises before a physical activity

Set up:  A situation in which someone is tricked into doing something or is made to seem guilty of something they did not do (a businnes)                       

Plug in:

A plug-in machine is a piece of electrical equipment that is operated by being connected to an electricity supply or to another piece of electrical equipment by means of a plug.  

Cut down on:

To do or use less of something.

Eat out:

When to eat at a restaurant.

Cut out:

If an engine, machine, or piece of equipment cuts out, it suddenly stops working.

Pay back:

Income that should have been paid or was expected at an earlier time.

Pick up:

To increase or improve.

Send off:

An occasion at which people can express good wishes and say goodbye to someone who is leaving a place.

Split up:

If two people split up, they end their relationship or marriage.

Switch off:

To stop giving your attention to someone or something.

Bring up:

Ro start to talk about a particular subject.

Work out:

To exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body.

Take out:

To remove something from somewhere.

Look forward to:

To feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen.

Fall out whith:

Become detached or lost.

Look for:
To turn one's eyes toward something or in some direction in order to see.

Run out of:
To finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left

Watch out:
 used to warn someone of danger or an accident that seems likely to happen.

Turn up:
A piece of material at the bottom of a trouser leg that is folded back