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Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Bloons Tower Defense 4 Ipod Guide
Jingle Bells: A Karaoke Version. - Jingle Bells: karaoke version. Learn Languages \u200b\u200b
Click on the image and enjoy this funny carol. - Click on the image and enjoy this fun Christmas carol.
Click here! You have got Another karaoke version. - Click Here! have another version of karaoke.
Click on this link and enjoy Frank Sinatra's Version . - Click on this link and enjoy version of Frank Sinatra.
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Click here! You have got Another karaoke version. - Click Here! have another version of karaoke.
Click on this link and enjoy Frank Sinatra's Version . - Click on this link and enjoy version of Frank Sinatra.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Patent Template Canada
Christmas Time: Listen, Read and Do. - Christmas: Listen, read and do it.
1 .- A Christmas story with sound and an interactive activity. - A Christmas story with sound and an interactive activity. 2 .-
Christmas vocabulary test: Drag and drop. - Christmas vocabulary test: Pick up and drop. 3 .-
Help Santa and Amy: Can you choose the best present for each 'child? Choose one child to start, play sound and listen to Santa. - Help Santa Claus and Amy: Can you choose the best gift for each child? Choose a child to start, turn on your speakers and escuha to Santa Claus.
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Christmas vocabulary test: Drag and drop. - Christmas vocabulary test: Pick up and drop. 3 .-
Help Santa and Amy: Can you choose the best present for each 'child? Choose one child to start, play sound and listen to Santa. - Help Santa Claus and Amy: Can you choose the best gift for each child? Choose a child to start, turn on your speakers and escuha to Santa Claus.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Crazy Things You Have To Do In A Sorority
Two Games for Christmas Holidays. - Two games for the Christmas holidays. Time for a Christmas
Christmas Enjoy These Games. Click on the image. - Enjoy these Christmas games. Click on the image.
Game 1: Correctly answer and help make the beautiful Christmas tree. - Answer correctly and helps to make beautiful Christmas tree.
Game 2: Help Santa to Deliver all the presents and win the game. - Help Santa Claus to deliver all the presents and win the game.
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Game 1: Correctly answer and help make the beautiful Christmas tree. - Answer correctly and helps to make beautiful Christmas tree.
Game 2: Help Santa to Deliver all the presents and win the game. - Help Santa Claus to deliver all the presents and win the game.
Homemade Plywood Dinghy Plans
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Picnik Friend Ship Quotes
http://www.google.com/sites/help/intl/es/overview.html
The page was easy, and very interesting when you create a simple Web page, do not know to where could reach a basic level but I like it.
I created a simple web page on the parts of plants, the functions of them, and somehow briefly marketing. The address is
http://sites.google.com/site/mo34jk/home and tilula: Plants.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Zero The Dog From Nightmare Before Christmas
How to write a letter - How to write a letter.
1.Enter easily and clearly as possible with short sentences.
case of a letter to a relative or friend, using everyday language, informal and can use contractions (is not, are, etc.) In the case of business correspondence addressed to a company, you should apply a more formal language.
2. The sender
In formal letters usually written the address you sent the letter at the top right.
3.
date The date is written on the top right. Can be written in different ways:
-15th May 2005-May 15th, 2005 -15 May 2005
-15/03/05 (British English)
-03/15/05 (first month and then the day in American English)
4. The recipient
In formal letters usually written the name and address to which the letter is addressed.
5. The salutation
Tells Who is the letter: "Dear Sir
-I look forward to hearing from you soon.
7. The final formula
As a formula is used to open the letter, also uses a formula to end. But care must be taken as the final formula depends on the form of greeting used.
-Yours faithfully / Truly (formal, if used Dear Sir / Dear Madam / Dear Sirs)
-Yours sincerely (formal, if used Dear Mr Smith / Dear Mrs Smith)
-Yours (informal, if used Dear Tom)
(taken from the blog entry: The Blog to learn English ).
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1.Enter easily and clearly as possible with short sentences.
case of a letter to a relative or friend, using everyday language, informal and can use contractions (is not, are, etc.) In the case of business correspondence addressed to a company, you should apply a more formal language.
2. The sender
In formal letters usually written the address you sent the letter at the top right.
3.
date The date is written on the top right. Can be written in different ways:
-15th May 2005-May 15th, 2005 -15 May 2005
-15/03/05 (British English)
-03/15/05 (first month and then the day in American English)
4. The recipient
In formal letters usually written the name and address to which the letter is addressed.
5. The salutation
Tells Who is the letter: "Dear Sir
(formal, a man)
" Dear Madam (formal, female)
-Dear Sirs (formal, one company)
"Dear Mr Smith (formal, a man's last name)
" Dear Mrs Smith (formal, a woman's last name)
-Dear Tom (informal, an acquaintance, including the name)
6. The body
-I look forward to hearing from you soon.
7. The final formula
As a formula is used to open the letter, also uses a formula to end. But care must be taken as the final formula depends on the form of greeting used.
-Yours faithfully / Truly (formal, if used Dear Sir / Dear Madam / Dear Sirs)
-Yours sincerely (formal, if used Dear Mr Smith / Dear Mrs Smith)
-Yours (informal, if used Dear Tom)
(taken from the blog entry: The Blog to learn English ).
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Nicky Clarke Curling Iron 18mm Uk
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