Víctor+Julián

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 * Juan**

My friend is Juan; and he's interesting person in my group of friends
==Juan is medium build and strong, more athletic with his martial arts, medium height and has got long brown hair. He has a great sense of humour and laughing everytime. He studies a press and like more music. He and I are going together to concerts with more friends. All weekends we go to pubs to listen to heavy metal and drink beer with firends. He likes to travel because his father is married with a French women. He hasn't got animals but he has a brother and friends.==

To sum up, Juan is a boy with a good personality and greatest person i've ever met.
__**TASK 1. Choose the best option.**__

Scientists have discovered that addictions may be **(1)**. A team from Britain’s University of Cambridge found that siblings of drug addicts (2) the same brain abnormalities as their drug-using brothers and sisters. The research team said these abnormal brain structures are linked (3) poor self-control and drug dependence. The researchers suggest that addiction is (4) some ways a “disorder of the brain”. This may provide important new ways into helping people with problems of self-control when it (5) to addictions. The study sought to find out if drugs changed the “wiring” of the brain or whether the brains of drug addicts were wired (6) from birth. Lead researcher Dr Karen Ersche told the BBC: “It has (7) been known that not everyone who takes drugs becomes addicted.” She continued: “It shows that drug addiction is not a choice of lifestyle, it is a disorder of the brain and we (8) to recognise this. These brothers and sisters who don't have addiction problems, what they can tell us is how they (9) these problems, how they manage self-control in their (10) life.” Dr Ersche and her colleagues studied 50 pairs of siblings — one with a history of drug addiction and one with no experience (11) taking drugs. She compared these with 50 healthy people. She concluded: “We need to find out how these non-addicted siblings were able to resist (12) drugs.”
 * Put the correct words from the table below in the above article.**
 * 1. || (a) || **hereditary** || (b) || herald || (c) || herded || (d) || heresy ||
 * 2. || (a) || compare || (b) || **share** || (c) || repair || (d) || fare ||
 * 3. || (a) || **as** || (b) || at || (c) || to || (d) || up ||
 * 4. || (a) || to || (b) || **of** || (c) || by || (d) || in ||
 * 5. || (a) || arrives || (b) || l**eaves** || (c) || goes || (d) || comes ||
 * 6. || (a) || difference || (b) || differs || (c) || differently || (d) || **different** ||
 * 7. || (a) || long || (b) || **deep** || (c) || wide || (d) || tall ||
 * 8. || (a) || must || (b) || **need** || (c) || should || (d) || **necessary** ||
 * 9. || (a) || overjoy || (b) || **overkill** || (c) || overcome || (d) || overplay ||
 * 10. || (a) || daily || (b) || **nightly** || (c) || afternoon || (d) || morning ||
 * 11. || (a) || as || (b) || for || (c) || **to** || (d) || of ||
 * 12. || (a) || users || (b) || **using** || (c) || use of || (d) ||  ||

__**TASK 2. TRUE / FALSE**__


 * a. || Scientists say that many addictions may be hereditary. || T / ||
 * b. || Drug addicts can have the same brain abnormalities as their siblings. || T / ||
 * c. || Abnormal brain structures usually results in better self-control. || F ||
 * d. || The study may be able to help people control themselves better. || T / ||
 * e. || Everyone who takes drugs becomes addicted in some way. || / F ||
 * f. || A researcher said addiction is a brain disorder and not a choice. || T / ||
 * g. || The researcher said one in fifty of us are drug addicts. || / F ||
 * h. || The doctor knows why some siblings of drug addicts are not addicts. || T / ||

__**TASK 3. SYNONYM MATCH.**__ Match the following synonyms from the article.


 * 1. || discovered || 8 || get over ||
 * 2 || siblings || 4 || give ||
 * 3. || linked || 7 || tried ||
 * 4. || provide || 5 || decision ||
 * 5. || sought || 2 || brothers and sisters ||
 * 6. || lead || 10 || stay away from ||
 * 7. || choice || 1 || found out ||
 * 8. || overcome || 6 || head ||
 * 9. || colleagues || 3 || connected ||
 * 10. || resist || 9 || co-workers ||

= __LETTER__ =

= = From: victor.assassins@hotmail.com = = To: ljulian@hotmail.es = =

= = Subject: Pc news! = = Hi father = = Tomorrow i go to the new shop for buy me a new computer. I save money everyday for buy me this. = = This a new model in the market and is a Medion B5890P, it's good to play a videogames. This have got 8 gigas Ram, 1'5 terabytes of memory, which comes to be 1500 gigas, graphic card 6450HD and more thinks. = = At finally i go to buy the pc of my dreams... the problem... i need a wireless card... but i can bought in the between shop. = = That's all for now = = Good bye, = = Victor. = = = = = = = = = = = = =__ COPY __ **THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES AND** __PASTE__ **THEM INTO YOUR PAGE BEFORE STARTING WORKING ON THEM.**= (5).............**early**........... indications of the whereabouts of Osama Bin Laden before he was (6) .....**spot**................... Researcher Kalev Leetar said the study could now help analysts (7)......**sources**........ future trouble in potential hotspots around the world. Business strategists already do a similar thing to (8) ..**advise**.................. their clients. ||  || //captured// //recent// //sources// //advise// //spot// //input// //data// //early// || (15)..............**focused**........... on one place. Leetar likened his predictions to weather forecasting, saying: “It’s never perfect, but we do better than (16) .......**random**.............. guessing." ||  || //emotions// //incredible// //k////ey// //random// //importance// //focused// //view// //track// || Good things bad things ||   ||   ||   ||
 * 1. GAP FILL:** Put the words into the gaps in the text.
 * Researchers say they can use news stories to help predict the future. Scientists from the University of Illinois in the USA (1) .**input**. over 100 million news articles into a supercomputer for analysis. The stories went back as far as 1945 and came from many (2) ........**sources**............., including the BBC and New York Times. The (3) .........**data**.............showed how much unrest and discontent there was in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya before their (4)......**recent**............... revolutions. The computer also saw
 * Leetar explained the (9) .........**importance**.............. of news to look into the future: “News gives you (10) ........**incredible**............... information about people, places, and organizations. It also tells you about the relationships between them, about how people (11)....**view**.............. each other,” he said. Leetar used terabytes of data to look at three (12)..........**key**.............. areas. One looked at the tone of the journalists’ writing. It used 1,500 different (13).........**emotion**.................. to build an assessment of a country’s stability. Secondly, it examined geocoding to (14) ....track references to people’s movement. A third technique was network analysis to show how much news channels
 * || **3. THE FUTURE:** What are your predictions? Complete this table and share what you wrote with your partner(s). Change and share again.
 * || **3. THE FUTURE:** What are your predictions? Complete this table and share what you wrote with your partner(s). Change and share again.
 * || **3. THE FUTURE:** What are your predictions? Complete this table and share what you wrote with your partner(s). Change and share again.
 * This year for you study Bachiller ||  ||   ||
 * Your country Valencia/Spain ||  ||   ||
 * Sport run and bike ||  ||   ||
 * Inventions ||  ||   ||
 * The world nothing ||  ||   ||
 * Your old age ||  ||   ||

4. Talk to your friend and complete the predictions.

By the year 2020 we will both have finish the university In ten years' time we will both be work. By this time next week I will have leson in my class and my friend will leson with my. This time tomorrow I will be Valencia class and my friend Valencia class