My blog about English activities

 


My blog about English activities 2025

Juan Sebastian Lopez Martinez 
ANALISIS Y DESARROLLO DE SOFTWARE. (3118547)

 DE SOFTWARE. (3118547)


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   Cronica




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      Brochure




      

          Mind map




 Audios


 Discuss possible solutions to problems within social contexts.

  - https://youtube.com/shorts/sb_GAmlrsqM?si=0GRo5ioxpi3ZdltI

 Report on possible solutions to problems within work contexts.

 - https://youtube.com/shorts/Im7F-_q2IJg?si=ldfNb0nQ-Fk1ACJS






Critical Thinking and Media Literacy:


Have you ever noticed arguments and values implicit in the stories you watch on TV?

 -Yes, I studied Communication and Semiotics for two years, and I learned that television will always be
   a way to express messages related to our society and many other aspects.

Have you ever wondered how fictional stories seem so real in the movies?

  -Because movies reflect emotions, which makes each one feel unique and special.

Has it ever seemed to you like the news you read is not as neutral as it appears to be?

  -Yes, news often reflects the opinions of those who control it.

Have you ever felt that advertisements are selling you something more than products?

  -Not really, I think most ads only focus on selling products.



Crime and Punishment:

Crime is any action that goes against the law, such as murder, theft, or fraud.

Punishment is the consequence given to someone found guilty of committing a crime. It may involve spending time in prison, paying a fine, or facing another legal penalty.



(the best police series)

Questions from suspects or detained people

  1. Why are you stopping me?

  2. What did I do wrong?

  3. Can I call my lawyer?

  4. Where are you taking me?

  5. How long will I be here?

  6. Can someone tell my family?

Questions police might ask a suspect

  1. Do you know why you were arrested?

  2. Were you at the scene of the crime?

  3. Do you own this vehicle?

  4. Has anyone else been involved?

  5. Do you have anything illegal on you?

  6. Can you explain what happened?

Common police commands and legal phrases

  1. You are under arrest.

  2. Put your hands behind your back.

  3. Stay where you are.

  4. Get in the car, please.

  5. You have the right to remain silent.

  6. Anything you say can be used against you in court.







































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