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mercoledì 10 settembre 2014

DESCRIVI LA STANZA IN INGLESE

My favourite room in the house is my bedroom. 
I love it, because it’s a good place for relax, play and study. It isn’t a very big room, but it’s nice, cosy and welcoming. (vedi alternative per stanze per più ragazzi o più piccola)
Over the years it has changed, from being a “kid” room to a “teenage” room
The walls are light green and they look bright when the sun shines through the window. 
My bedroom has a wooden floor with a green rug on it. The curtains are light green with large flowers.
My bed’s colour is white with two pillows and a green blanket on it. I’ve got two posters and many pictures on the walls. Under the window there is a study table (desk) and a swivel chair. On the table there are a laptop, a lamp and many schools books. Above the desk there are two shelves for my hi-fi system and my Xbox. (vedi alternative per scaffalature)
On the left side of my bed there is a wardrobe for my clothes and shoes. In the corner stands a trash can. 
In my room I spend a lot of time with friends and it’s my pleasure.

ALTERNATIVE
  • My bedroom is not very big, however there are two beds. One is for my younger/older sister/brother and the other is for me. There are also two bedside tables with two yellow lamps on. [la mia stanza non è molto grande, comunque ci sono due letti, uno per mio fratello/sorella più grande/più piccolo e l'altro per me. Ci sono anche due comodini con sopra due lampade/abat-jour gialle]
  •  My bedroom is quite small with a bunk bed for me and my younger/older brother/sister. [La mia stanza è piuttosto piccola con un letto a castello per me e mio fratello/sorella più grande/più piccolo]
  • There are a lot of shelves filled with books and toys. [ci sono molti scaffali con libri e giocattoli]

PAROLE UTILI
letto=bed
letto a castello= bunk bed
piumone=duvet
comodino=bedside table
sveglia=alarm clock
cassettiera=chest of drawers
tappeto=carpet/rug
tende=curtains
armadio=wardrobe/closet
libreria-scaffalatura=shelf (plurale=shelves)
coperta=blanket

lunedì 25 marzo 2013

DIALOGO INGLESE SULLE VACANZE

Breve dialogo-tipo fra due amici che parlano delle rispettive vacanze. Può essere utilizzato cambiando la destinazione, il periodo di tempo trascorso, i luoghi visitati,  etc.

Giulia:  Hi, Andrea! How are you?
Andrea:  Hi, Giulia! I'm fine thanks. Did you have a good summer?
Giulia:  Yes, I went to Paris with my family. 
Andrea:  Oh nice! Did you enjoy yourself? 
Giulia:  Yes, we had a wonderful holiday. 
Andrea: How long did you stay? 
Giulia:  We stayed two weeks. 
Andrea: Did you go by train or by plane? 
Giulia:  We went by plane: it took just a couple of hours from Rome. 
Andrea: And what did you like most? 
Giulia:  I especially liked the Montemartre area and Disneyworld!  Have you ever been to Paris?
Andrea: Yes, I went to France 2 years ago with my father. It was a great holiday: first we went to Paris and then in the South of France.  
Giulia: Oh, lucky you! Did you take any photographs? 
Andrea: Yes, I did. I took a lot with my cell phone. Would you like to see them? 
Giulia:  Yes, I'd really love to!