Han pasado varios días sin daros noticias mías !!! Sigo siendo Tintin...hoy os voy a hablar de mi PADRE... un hombre entrañable lleno de experiencias... Cuando veáis a vuestros propios padres , miradles desde la altura de vuestra propia vida , miradles con ese cariño que significa darse sin pedir nada a cambio, miradles y observad como aceptan o eliminan los malos momentos...pero sobre todo analizadlos cuando pasan por esos malos rollos, vereis en ellos esa capacidad que solo da la experiencia para enfocarlos...aprended de ellos !!! Mi padre se llamaba: HERGÉ ......mejor dicho....................................................................... Georges Prosper Remi nació en 1907, hijo de Alexis Remi (empleado de una casa de confección para niños) y Elizabeth Dufour, ama de casa. Georges tuvo un único hermano menor, Paul, con el que nunca tuvo mucho contacto. Entre 1914 y 1918 realizó sus estudios primarios en la escuela municipal de Ixelles, al tiempo que t
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MARINA VIJANDE QUINTANA (2ºNI)
ResponderEliminar1. "All persons more than a mile high to leave the court"
2. The week before
3. Nearly two miles high
4. "Consider your verdict"
5. An inkstand
1.- ‘All persons more than a mile high to leave the court.’
ResponderEliminar2.-She had accidentally upset it the week before.
3.-‘Nearly two miles high’
4.-‘Consider your verdict’
5.-She furiously threw an inkstand.
1. This rule is: "All persons more than a mile high to leave tho court."
ResponderEliminar2. She had upset it the week before.
3. She said she was neraly two miles high.
4. He said: "Consider your veredict."
5. She threw an inkstand at it.
DiegoSierra
1. What is Rule Forty-Two?
ResponderEliminarALL PERSONS MORE THAN A MILE HIGH TO LEAVE THE COURT
2. When had Alice upset a globe of goldfish?
THE WEEK BEFORE
3. How many miles high did the Queen say Alice was?
NEARLY TWO MILES HIGH
4. What did the King say to the jury in a low, trembling voice?
CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT
5. What did the Queen throw at the Lizard?
AN INKSTAND
1. All persons more than a mile hight to leave the court.
ResponderEliminar2. The week before.
3. Nearly two miles high.
4. "Consider your verdict".
5. An inkstand.
Verónica Peláez Baniela 2ºNI
ResponderEliminar1-"All persons more than a mile hight to leave the court".
2-She had upset a globe of goldfish the week before.
3-The Queen said that Alice was nearly two miles high.
4-"Consider your verdict", he said.
5-She threw an inkstand at the Lizard.
1. The rule forty-two was: “All persons more than a mile high to leave tho court."
ResponderEliminar2. Alice had upset a globe of goldfish a week ago.
3. She said Alice was almost two miles high.
4. He says them to consider their veredict.
5. She threw an inkstand at the Lizard.
EDUARDO GARCÍA ALFONSO
1."All persons more than a mile high to leave the court."
ResponderEliminar2.The week before.
3.She said she was nearly two miles high.
4.He said them to consider their verdict.
5.An inkstand.
1.-"All persons more than a mile high to leave the court".
ResponderEliminar2.-"The week before".
3.-"She said she was a nearly two miles high".
4.-"Consider their veredict"
5.-"She threw an inkstand at the Lizard".
Alberto Suárez García. 2º Int.
ResponderEliminar1. All persons more than a mile high to leave the court.
2. The week before.
3. Nearly two miles high.
4. Consider your veredict.
5. An inkstand.