jueves, 24 de septiembre de 2015

ESO 4: MAGAZINE - MIKA

Section 1: Hi World!


I think this part it's quite good but I didn't find anything interesting in this page apart from the Book of the month which says " After 6 mons and 218 kisses Zoe is heartbroken when her boyfriend, Henry suddenly dumps her. Henry says he doesn't want a girlfriend because he wants to focus on his band. Zoe's best friends invent a plan to help her to get him back.

They plan to make Henry jealous, but don't go exacly as they imagined..:" It's an interesting book, a little boring but quite interesting".

New vocabulary:
dump her: deixar-la
harden: endurir


Section 2: Cinema!
This section talks about new films and the on im intersted in is "Everest" which says: this film is based on the terrible Mount Everest Disaster of 1996 when eight people trying to reach the summit died in a blizzard. The two expedition groups were guided by experienced climbers and they all showed great courage and determination to survie. But nothing could have preapred them for Everest. 
Click here to see the trailer of the film: Everest
New vocabulary:

summit: cim
blizzard: tempesta de neu
gifted: dotat/a
rising: brillant
bubbly: bombolles
catchy:enganxós

Section 3: Mika!

I liked this part because I didn't know much about him. One of the things that impressed me was his new album: On his new album, No Place in Heaven, Mika uses song and lyrincs as if he is writing a diary. It is perhaps his most intimate album, with themes like love, family and personal struggle. Mika creates tunes that get stuck in you head for days from catchy pop hits like "Talk About You", "Rio", "All She Wants"... to melodical piano ballads "Last Party", "Ordinary Man".

New vocabulary:

struggle: lluita
settled: assentat
cheerful: alegre
flamboyand: extravagant
affair: asumpte
stretch: tram
reach: arribar

Section 5: Times Square
I didn't find this part interesting because I know much of the information but one of the things that impressed me was: Times Square is always full of yellow taxis. They drop people at the theatre and at the cinema at all hours of the day and night!

New vocabulary:
priest: sacerdot
drop: deixar anar
multiplex: multicinema
advertising: publicitat

lit up: il·luminar
brands: marques





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