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domingo, 19 de febrero de 2023

VOCES ESPECTACULARES DEL CESAR- COLOMBIA -STEFFANY ZABALETA

ESTÉFANY ZABALETA, NACIÓ EN BARRANCABERMEJA Y VIVIÓ EN VALLEDUPAR CESAR, ANTES DE IRSE PARA MEDELLÍN EN DONDE RESIDE ACTUALMENTE https://youtu.be/fawg0iGhgHA https://www.caracoltv.com/la-descarga/contenido-exclusivo/la-musica-ha-sanado-a-stefany-zabaleta-quien-se-sincero-sobre-su-dura-realidad-ex40 Por: Mariana Hernández Rodríguez | 27 de Enero, 2023 Facebook Twitter Actualizado: enero 27, 2023 05:27 PM Si hay una presentación que ha dejado a más de uno con la boca abierta ha sido la interpretación de ‘Rise Up’ hecha por Stefany Zabaleta, tanto sus compañeros, como los mentores derramaron algunas lágrimas. De hecho, ella fue la elegida por Santiago Cruz para cantar junto a él en La Descarga, sin embargo, su salud hizo que esto se complicara y tuviera que ser reemplazada por Junior Bolívar. A pesar de todo se convirtieron en la selección ganadora. CAMBIAMOS DE CANTANTE Y NOS VAMOS CON UN PARTICIPANTE DE LA DESCARGA ESPECTACULAR: EL INDIO HARIN

sábado, 4 de febrero de 2023

NIÑOS QUE SIRVEN DE INSPIRACIÓN A OTROS NIÑOS -CONCIERTO DE MOZART No. 3 W.A. Mozart, concierto n. ° 3 en re mayor 1 hora / Elisey Mysin (cadenza Elisey Mysin)

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domingo, 1 de enero de 2023

Grammar for Making New Year’s Resolutions

https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/grammar-for-making-new-year-s-resolutions/5226829.html The New Year can come on different dates for different cultures. Most of the Western world, for example, celebrates it on January 1st. But one thing many cultures have in common is the idea of New Year’s resolutions. A New Year’s resolution is a personal goal to change unwanted behavior, make a life improvement or try something new. Popular New Year’s resolutions in the United States, for example, include losing weight, improving your finances, volunteering for a charity and spending less time on social media. On today’s Everyday Grammar, we will show you how to talk about resolutions in English.
Asking a question First, let’s learn how to ask people about their resolutions. Listen to a short conversation: Hey there, Jill. Happy New Year! Great to see you. Hi, Jonathan. Happy New Year to you too! How was yours? It was crazy! We went to New York and watched the ball drop in Times Square. Really crowded and loud – but still really fun. Sweet! Do you have any New Year’s resolutions? Jill asked Jonathan about resolutions simply by saying, “Do you have any New Year’s resolutions?” You can also say, “What are your New Year’s resolutions?” to ask about more than one or “What is your New Year’s resolution?” to ask about one. Now, let’s find out how to answer the question.
Using phrasal verbs When we make statements about our resolutions, we often use phrasal verbs. We can use the phrasal verb “take up” to say that we will start a new activity as a hobby. Listen to Jill and Jonathan continue their conversation: Sweet! Do you have any New Year’s resolutions? Yes, I do. I plan to take up kickboxing starting next week. I’m excited to finally do it rather than just talk about it! How about you? Another phrasal verb for resolutions is “give up,” which is to stop doing or using something. We can use this verb to talk about ending bad habits or changing a behavior for a time. Let’s hear Jill respond using the verb “give up”: How about you? I am giving up sugar for the month of January. Then, for the rest of the year, I’m avoiding soft drinks. Impressive! I wish I could join you but kickboxing class starts soon. I’ll probably want a sweet snack after class! Another phrasal verb, “cut out,” has the same basic meaning as “give up.” For example, Jill could say, “I am cutting out sugar for the month of January.” But in many situations, we do not need phrasal verbs to talk about resolutions, as you will soon see.
Using future forms Next, let’s talk about verb tenses and forms. Jonathan talked about his new kickboxing hobby using the verb “plan” followed by the infinitive verb form and Jill talked about giving up sugar using the present continuous verb tense, also called “BE + ing.” We can also use the simple future tenses: one with “will” and the other with “going to.” These tenses are especially useful when the New Year has not come yet. Imagine it’s the last week of the year and a few people are talking to each other about resolutions: Here are some things you might hear: In 2020, I’m going to visit my parents every month. By January 1, I will end a few unhealthy friendships. In the new year, I’m going to walk 10,000 steps every day. When we use simple future tenses to talk about resolutions, we’re expressing that we are making a promise to or plan for ourselves. The noun “resolution” comes from the verb “resolve,” which means to make a serious decision to do something. Have you made a resolution?? #NewYearsResolution #Newbeginnings
Infinitives and gerunds You may have noticed that the statements so far today did not actually use the word “resolution.” That is because the subject was already known by the listeners. But it is still perfectly normal to start your statements with, “My New Year’s resolution is…” or “My New Year’s resolutions are…” An infinitive verb or a gerund must come after these phrases. Here is an example: My New Year’s resolution is to call my sister on video chat every week. The infinitive verb here is “to call.” You can also use a gerund, like this: My New Year’s resolution is calling my sister on video chat every week. Well, that’s all for today’s program. Tell us about your New Year’s resolutions in the comments below. Happy New Year! I’m Alice Bryant. Alice Bryant wrote this lesson for Learning English. _______________________________________________________________ Words in This Story charity – n. an organization that helps people who are poor, sick, or otherwise in need conversation – n. an informal talk involving two people or a small group of people phrasal verb – n. a group of words that functions as a verb and is made up of a verb and a preposition or an adverb, or both hobby – n. an activity that a person does for pleasure when not working habit – n. something that a person does often in a regular and repeated way impressive – adj. deserving attention, admiration, or respect tense – n. a form of a verb that is used to show when an action happened chat – n. a talk held over the internet by people using a computer or phone Forum

martes, 22 de noviembre de 2022

COSTUMBRES Y TRADICIONES QUE SE PRESENTAN EN CUALQUIER PARTE DEL MUNDO

Aquí recrearemos un episodio de esta telenovela turca que se está presentando en Colombia por medio del CANAL CARACOL de Televisión, y que recrea episodios de la vida normal que se presenta en cualquier parte del mundo

Falleció el canta-autor cubano PABLO MILANÉS

Entre los muchísimos álbumes de Pablo Milanés, encontramos la canción Pobre Pablo. Aquí tomamos la introducción de la película Pobre Pablo con la canción Pobre Pablo Paz en su tumba YO NO TE PIDO

VIDEO OFICIAL DEL MUNDIAL EN QATAR 2022

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domingo, 20 de noviembre de 2022

QUÉ ES EL METAVERSO? INFORMÁTICA- ROBÓTICA- (ECONOMÍA-ARQUITECTURA- COMERCIO-NEGOCIOS Y MÁS) UNIDOS CON EL ESPAÑOL

No es solamente una nueva palabra que abre un reto a la Lexicología del Español o de cualquier palabra utilizada en los distintos idiomas del mundo donde no solo basa en juegos, ya ha pasado de la virtualidad a la realialidad... Veamos las diferentes opiniones sobre el tema