Introduction

         

          Hello, my name is Nataly Zúñiga González.

I am 15 years old, study at the National Preparatory School Number 1 "Gabino Barreda".

I live in Xochimilco.

My favorite movies are:

 One day

If I Stay

My best friend

Why is important to study English?

The reasons to study English are many and varied.

1.to work

English is essential when it comes to finding work. The English will give us access to better education and so much the possibility of a better job. Our job opportunities will multiply as we master the language. English will always provide advantages when ascending or access another job, helping you improve your current work situation.

2.It is the universal language

English is the language of international communication, trade and finance. English is the official language of many international organizations like the European Union, United Nations or Unesco.

3.travel

Speaking English will allow you to travel around the world and letting you understand. You can fully enjoy your trip as English is spoken on five continents, and will avoid stressful situations caused by the language barrier. Besides being the lingua franca in much of the world, English is the official language of many countries such as England, Ireland, USA, Canada, Malta, Australia, New Zealand and some countries in the Caribbean, Asia and Africa.

4.art and literature

Knowing you can enjoy English, literature, film and theater, and the English culture in general. With English you can better appreciate the puns, jokes, metaphors. You can watch movies in their original language, understand the lyrics of the songs or stories and appreciate the intricacies of your favorite video games.

FAMILY

                          FAMILY

    Is a group of people formed by individuals coming               together mainly by relationships.

types of families

• Nuclear Families

Approximately half of all families with youngsters under age 18 are composed of two biological parents and their children.

• Single-Parent Families

Single-parent families make up 27 percent of households with children under age 18.

• Cross-Generational Families

Approximately 670,000 families with children under age 18 have a family member age 65 or older living with them.

Roughly 2.5 million children under age 18 live with one or both parents in their grandparents’ home.

• Adoptive/Foster Families

Approximately 120,000 children are adopted each year.

6.3 children per 1,000 live in out-of-home foster care.

• Never-Married Families

About 1.5 million unmarried couples have at least one child under age 15.

• Blended Families

About 20 percent of children in two-parent households live in blended families.

• Grandparents as Parents

Approximately 1.3 million children under age 18 live with their grandparents.

             

My family is made up of 5 members, my dad, my mom and two sisters, One bigger tan me and other younger

My father is forty-one, he works in the IMSS, my mom is forty-three years, is a housewife. My older sister is 22 years old, is studying for CULTURAL beauty and works at a pharmacy, my younger sister is 14 years old and studied at the Technical High 118.

My favorite member of the family is my older sister, she is dark-skinned, her hair is black, her eyes are medium and dark.

Things I like

                        

                                             I likes cats too.

The eyes of cats are very big and cute, can sometimes be a little scary.

When you see a ribbon at her and see them moving their eyes become even bigger.

                                                 

Cats will purr only human and not other cats.

The cat's tail can tell us about your mood.

A raised  tail can mean happiness.

Down sadness,fear or illness.

If the tail moving from side to side means that this annoying.

When his tail can swell to attack.

I have a cat named Tommy, and I love him, so I decided to talk about cats. I like them too.