" IF I ONLY HADN'T BOARDED THAT BUS..."

Last Friday, Liz, Arnold and I were a team. We worked so hard to include all our ideas to make a story together. 

This exercise helped us to imaginig the third conditional.

THIRD CONDITIONAL STRUCTURE

USE: We normally use third conditional sentences to talk about how things could have been different in the past.

STRUCTURE:

If + past perfect,... would/wouldn't + have/had + past participle

The result was amazing! It was a crazy story, I think we have the craziest ideas in the classroom. 

I felt so good at the time we were creating our story, we laughted a lot because our protagonist's name and the zombie part...We spent a good time hearing each other.

  

From left to right: Liz, Arnold and Citlaly :)

BOOKS: ENGLISH FILE 3, STUDENT'S BOOK-OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

LOANWORDS

Have you ever hear about loanwords? 

A loanword is a word addopted from one language  into another language, usually this word has the same meaning in both languges.
In this case we are talking about some words addopted from others languages into English language. 

Here you have some examples:

1. Samurai- Japan.
2. Taco- Mexico.
3. Pizza- Italy.
4. Fest- Germany.
5. Pretzel- Germany.
6. Café- France.
7. Karaoke- Japan.
8. Check- Persia.
9. Shampoo- India.
10. Vodka- Rusia.
11. Dejavú- Fance.
12. Ballet- France.
13. Champagne- France.
14. Freight- Dutch.
15. Cookie- Dutch.
16. Wafle- Dutch.
17. Hamburger- Germany.
18. Zeppelin- Germany.
19. Chop Suey- China.
20. Alter ego- Ancient Latin.