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The document provides information about past simple verbs in English, including affirmative and negative forms as well as interrogative examples. It lists common regular and irregular past tense verbs such as go/went, have/had, and see/saw. Activities are included to practice putting verbs in the past tense.
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The document describes activities that took place from November 11th to 15th, 2019 at Institut Fonts del Glorieta as part of the ERASMUS+ program. Students visited their school, attended presentations, went to City Hall, participated in a workshop, and searched for treasures in the mountains. The events centered around the theme of being enthusiastic and searching for treasure.
Pessebre 2n a
The document summarizes the tradition of el pessebre, or nativity scene, in Catalan culture. It describes how el pessebre reenacts the birth of Jesus in the stable in Bethlehem and the visit of the Three Wise Men, or Reis Mags. Each year at Christmas, Catalan people create el pessebre in their homes to celebrate Jesus's birth, with miniatures of Mary, Joseph, the baby Jesus, animals, and the Reis Mags who bring gifts.
Monuments catalunya (2)
Catalonia offers many attractions for visitors to explore, including several in Barcelona and surrounding areas. Some top attractions include the ancient Roman amphitheater in Tarragona, the popular theme park PortAventura, and the majestic Mountains of Montserrat that contain a historic Benedictine monastery. Other notable sites are the Gothic cathedrals of Girona and Barcelona, medieval monasteries like Santas Creus, and Gaudi's unique Basilica of the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell landscapes in Barcelona.
Pollution[1]
- The document discusses the problem of pollution in Catalonia, Spain, and worldwide. It notes that pollution is largely caused by human activities and defines several major types of pollution like carbon dioxide emissions, nitrogen oxides from vehicles, and sulfur dioxide from burning fossil fuels.
- The consequences of pollution are described as including unbreathable air, noise, light pollution, and health impacts like lung cancer, asthma, and pneumonia.
- Potential solutions proposed include increasing public transportation, reducing fossil fuel usage, improving recycling practices, and developing renewable energy sources.
Fonts del glorieta2nd
The document describes Fonts del Glorieta high school in Alcover, Catalonia. It provides details about the school such as its location, years of operation, student and teacher population, grade levels, daily schedule, subjects offered, and facilities. The school has 279 students and 32 teachers educating youth from 12 to 18 years old, offering subjects from Catalan to Philosophy. It also participates in programs like Erasmus+ and has facilities like classrooms, labs, a library, and gym.
Respect
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Alcover angles
Alcover is a town located near Tarragona in northeastern Spain. It has a population of around 5,000 people and its economy relies on agriculture, industry, and services. The climate is Mediterranean with an average temperature of 15.9°C. Culturally, Alcover has several historic towers and bridges from its past as a walled Moorish town, and holds annual festivals celebrating San Juan and Christmas. Nearby natural areas include Mas del Forès farmhouse and the Glorieta River valley.
Alcover 2.0 english
Alcover is a rural village located in the Alt Camp region of Tarragona, Spain. It has an old town center and newer areas, and is crossed by the Glorieta River. The village has traditional festivals and nearby attractions include Port Aventura, beaches, and cities like Tarragona and Barcelona. While traditionally rural, Alcover now has some industry providing employment. The climate is mild with average highs of 25°C in summer and lows of 7°C in winter. Vegetation includes pine, holm oak, and other trees. The local high school was established in 1999 and has grown from 130 students to 300, offering exchanges and other international programs.
Presentation tarragona (1)
This short text lists the four seasons of the year: summer, autumn, winter, and spring. No other details are provided about the seasons in the document.
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Samba drumming
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