English

Dar direcciones

follow the signs for …	sigue las señales hacia …
the town centre	el centro de la ciudad
Birmingham	Birmingham

continue straight on past some traffic lights -	continue recto tras pasar varios semáforos
at the second set of traffic lights, turn left -	en el segundo semáforo, gire a la izquierda

go over the roundabout	siga recto en la glorieta
take the second exit at the roundabout	- tome la segunda salida de la glorieta
turn right at the T-junction	gire a la izquierda en la intersección

go under the bridge -	vaya por debajo del puente
go over the bridge -	vaya por encima del puente

you'll cross some railway lines -

cruzará algunas vías de ferrocarril

My daily routine

   I wake up

  
    I brush my teeth

   I take a shower

      I get dressed

      I eat breakfast

Describing People

Describing to family

My Mother Mercedes Mosquera 

she is medium height

she is middle aged, she is 42 years’ old

she has dark black hair

she has curly hair

¿Cual es tu trabajo?

Job" for beginners

¿What is David ´job?   

 I’m a gardener

¿what is José job?


I’m security guard 

¿what is mercedes job?

I’m housekeeper

¿what is adiela job?

I’m Censaring people

Información Personal de un Famoso

James Rodríguez 

James Rodríguez is an attacking midfielder, born on 12 July 1991 in Cúcuta, Colombia.

Rodríguez is a product of Envigado’s youth system. In 1995 Rodríguez joined the academy of this club where he spent 9 years. During this time he played for different youth teams of this age taking part in junior championships.

In 2006 Rodríguez was 100 percent ready to start his career in professional football that’s why Envigado management signed an agreement with the midfielder under which he began playing for the club since the 2006/2007 season. He proved himself to be a reliable team member which allowed him to come on the pitch virtually in all the matches for Envigado. From 2006 to 2008 Rodríguez featured in 55 games scoring 20 goals for his first professional club.

In 2008 Rodríguez attracted the attention of Banfield which was impressed by his performance. In the same year Rodríguez penned a contract with the Argentine side a two-year contract. During his spell with Banfield he often got into the starting eleven and sometimes made substitute appearances. For two years Rodríguez netted 5 goals in 42 matches for Banfield.

In the summer 2010 James Rodríguez signed a permanent contract with the Portuguese outfit Porto where he played until 2013 when he moved to Monaco in a Ligue 1 record deal worth around 45 million euros.

Just one year later he was snapped by Real Madrid for a fee in the region of €80 million after successful World Cup in Brazil.

From 2007 to 2011 James Rodríguez made 16 appearances for the Colombia U-17 and U-20 national teams scoring 6 goals. Since 2011 he has been featuring for the Colombia national football team.