These is about URB AN LEGENDS

                
My fathers told  a story about a ciguapa that a man had stolen and that in order to have it with her  it ate the soles of his feet , he said that he had brought it to a place for enough away that he could not gone home   . I don't know if it  was true or stories what my father narrated to entertain the children but now I can see that the real story about that legend narrates something similar they say that it was a female creature similar to an Indian woman who walks with her feet upside down  and who emits a peaked sound to the song of partridge and who comes out at night toking advantage  of the current of the water they also  say that they could be caught with the help of a whit dog on the full moon night they say that the ciguapa was around the women in the kitchen she used to steal the salt.

                                          

Unit 2 urban legends

Unwilling: adj not willing

Spring: noun,  the season of the year.

Weary: adj very  tired, specially after working.

Eerie:  and, strange a frightening and mysterious.

Kittens:noun , a very young cat .

Gruesome: adj, extremely unpleasantand shockinng.

Prom: noun , fotmal party for older students.

Snow ball:noun, a ball of snow pressed together .

Ancestor: noun, aperson related to you who lived a long time ago.

Cautionary: adj, giving a warning.



As fook says urban legends are contemporary folklore.

Humanns create legend whichout talking any notice of or being influenced by sometimes is just for talk about.

Legends take place in modern place in big cities. People use to take about each city history and legends that comes from the past and they spread like a water.they are always allegend to br true.

Sometimes we confuse real things and legend because the people who talks about it speak as they were there.
For that you think is a tale about not all urban legends are morbid or eerie .

Some are  just a musing there is one about a unreal thinngs that happens in any time , and you fell strange things around you and you imagine like if you live.

Unit 1  J BALL

1) Baseball is a sport play around the world.

2) I had to borrow a pen from the office.

3) Henry  chadwick wrote the first rule book of baseball.

4) A stone was digging into my heel.

5) she had the strength to take the load.

6) A geographycal feature was found in indian .

7) Nelson mandela is revered for his brave .

8) the japanese stock market japanese art .

9) She goes around with a friendly crowd.

10) our fates seemed to be interwined .

About my self

Hello, my name us Ruth delania reinoso rosario , I was born in bonao , I'm dominican.

Iam married I live with my husband and my two children their names are Arodis and Arelmy.

Actually I study modern languages at UASD bonao, I like the tourisnm when I was a girl  I wants to be a flight attendant, because I love all about the tourisnm, but now I don't have a job because I have my family  and mt two boys .

Unit IV. Mastering The Law Of Gravity by Wilson Pediet

Mastering the Law Of Gravity

This is one of my favorite topics because I really love martial art movies, they are actually my favorite ones. I feel very excited when I see those actors flying, fighting and jumping higher than a regular person does.

I think they are unique that's the reason why those type of movies are so entertaining and you never get bored because you always expect more amazing things.

When I was a little boy I thought that all the things that actors used to do were real and that they were experts in what they did because they worked hard and practice since their childhood.

When I grew up I realize that most of the movements that actors do in the movies are tricks and they use effects that make them seem real, but I am still loving Karate movies because they are not boring and some of them seem to be part of the reality.

Something that I have to mention is that Yuen Wo-Ping is considered the world's foremost action choreographer . A veteran of more than fifty movies.

Here is my favorite martial art actor

JACKIE CHAN

Stephany

J-Ball
 Baseball was first introduced to japan in 1872 and is currently amoung the country's most popular participatory and spectator sport.
According to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) baseBall is so popular that many fans are surprised to hear that Americans algo consider it their national sport.
Baseball was imported from the United States during the early Meiji period and almost inmediatly gained popularity  amoung ameteur athletic clubs and university. 

Unit III. The Name Game

The Name Game

This lesson was  very interesting for me because it is about finding a good name for any company, how to choose the best name for a company. Something that I will never forget about the reading is that each year, business executives around the world struggle to find original and catchy names for their companies and their companies´products. According to what I read it is very important to find a good name for a company because a name can define the successes that a company can achieve.

While we were taking this lesson I remember that the teacher asked us to talk about our dream company so my answer to this question was that my dream company is a software company in which I can make a lot of software, and I would name it, SOFTSOLUTIONS. Why I would name it with that name ? because I think that this is catchy name it is very easy to remember.

Also in this lesson I learned a lot of new words, such as 

1. Catchy
2. Coined
3. Fusing 
4. Gaffe
5. Aloof

Here are some sentences using each one of this words

Ojala que llueva café en el campo is a catchy song from Juan Luis Guerra.

Dominican like to coined words 

While I was at the party I made a social gaff

Antonio kept himself aloof from the bad people.