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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Aldovea's Cross, by Iñigo Gemperle
The cross is one party of the school Aldovea. I really enjoy it, and I like it. In the cross of the day 18th of March 2011, I finished the number 283. It's very dificult to win. César Nuñez won! The three first people have a cup.
The cross was amazing to me, and it was so cool!
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Proniño event: Cross Aldovea Telefónica
Fundación Telefónica through its Proniño programmetakes part in the Cross Aldovea Telefónica, a family sports event organised at the Aldovea school in Madrid
Madrid. 18th March 2011. Aldovea School.
About the event
The Cross Aldovea Telefónica is a race aimed at the entire
family which will involve around 11,000 people in a sporting
event to be held on various courses, the longest of which is
10 kilometres.
Additionally, an area with marquees and different recreational
activities will be installed inside the school. Proniño will be
present in this area with a tent dedicated to raising
awareness among all those attending about this programme
run by Telefónica and Fundación Telefónica which seeks to
contribute to the eradication of child labour in Latin America.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
My Family
We’re four people in my family. So you can see that’s not a big family, just my parents, my eldest brother and myself. I’m the smallest of all. My father is taller than my mother but she is older than him. But I think that my brother will be taller than my father in a few months because he’s growing up very fast.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
HomeWork! 5ºEP and 6ºEP
Write a composition of 4 lines, using 5 adjectives, that can be written either in positive, comparative or superlative form. Topic: My family.
Send the activity to aldv_malopez@fomento.edu
Send the activity to aldv_malopez@fomento.edu
Friday, February 25, 2011
Definitions. Match the words from lesson 19 with their definitions.
Match the words from lesson 19 with their definitions. 
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