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Writing Task 9 March 2015

Writing about something you love

Write about something you like very much.  It could be a piece of art, amazing architecture, music, a film - anything you like!  Post an image or video clip on your blog and write up to 200 words, giving some background information (what, where, who, when) and the reasons why you like this. 

Share the blog post with the rest of the class before next week's lesson.

You can review our work on expressive adjectives here:

This week's blogging partners

Please comment on the blog posts of the two people underneath your name

Shefali  

Amrita

Manuel

Andromahi

Tasos

Antonis

Asil (you will comment on Bowen and Shefali's posts)

Bowen (you will comment on Shefali and Amrita's posts)

Hello, I am Bowen and I am writing this post ^_^

Using Expressive Adjectives. 9 March 2015

"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"

Everybody likes different things. Look at the pictures below and:

1.  choose one you either like or dislike

2.  describe what you can see on the picture 

3.  express your feelings about it:  "I think this painting is....." 

4.  explain why you like/dislike it

Prompt:   for tasks 3 and 4 - use expressive adjectives!!!

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Hello, everyone

Hi! I'm Shefali. I am from India. I am now in Coventry near Earlsdon. I have one husband and one daughter. They are both in Trivandrum in South India.

I am on the course to consolidate what I know and to learn what I don't know. Also, going back to school after more than two decades is a big adventure.

Amrita Singh

Hello Suzanne and all my friends! I come from India's first planned and smoke-free city, Chandigarh. It is a lush green city with a man made lake and therefore, truly lives up to its tag: The City Beautiful!

I belong to a family of four: my parents and a younger sister.

I always found a strong connect with the language of English; my maternal grandfather was a professor of English and my mother an English teacher for 30 years. I studied a combination of English literature and Education in graduation and did my first masters in English with Linguistics.

Taken after my mother and completely passion driven, I got into the profession of teaching English right after I completed my masters. 

Studying the Queen's language, in the Queen's country: England, was always my dream. After teaching for a few years in College, I thought of taking a step further by developing and honing my skills in language teaching. Therefore, I enrolled myself in the master's degree of English Language Teaching at One of England's most prestigious institutions, The University of Warwick, a dream come true for me!