News 2

Ireland and UK are under amber alert because of Hurricane Ophelia. The storm may hit them by Monday the 16th. They expect winds up to 113km/h. The Met Office thinks there’s a good chance of Northen Ireland getting hit by the hurricane with power cuts, flying debris among other side effects. It’s predicted that coastal areas will be hit by winds of 113km/h from Monday at 9:00 until Tuesday. Eastern England on the other hand is expected to have rare warm weather for this season, with up to 23C compared with the average for the middle of October whitch is 15C

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-41627442

News 1

There’s been a bomb attack in a busy area of Mogadishu (Somali) on Saturday and it has killed about 230 people and hundreds more were injured. It has been the deadliest terror attack in this country since the Islamist al-Shabab group anounced its insurgency in 2007. It’s not clear yeat who stahed the bomb.  The president has declared three days of mouring for the victims. An eyewitness told news agency it was the biggest blast he had ever witnessed, it had destroyed the whole area. The director of the Madina Hospital said he was shocked, that there were a lot of people in serious conditions and a few had lost their extremities at the attack.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-41621660

Final Reflection

I can see an improvement on my level of english this year, my vocabulary has gotten better and I've learned a lot of new words. Now I speak english more fluently. I think the best activities that show my level of english are oral presentations and writings. The same activities have helped me improve my english because they require a little bit of everything (vocabulary, grammar, verbs) so they are very useful. The activities I didn't find useful were from the grammar book and the dossier, I think they don't really matter because in real life we won't use spread sentences like in those exercices. The activities I'd like to repeat next year are oral presentations to speak more fluently and writings and readings, because we'll have to know how to write and read well in english in the future.

Albino orangutan

An animal organisation rescued a rare albino orangutan from the jungle in Indonesia. A veterinarian said that she was in very bad condition and sick when people rescued her. She was very stressed, had skin and hair problems, and suffered from dehydration. The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, which found her, is asking the public to suggest names for the animal. 

Three suns in Mongolia

A weird celestial phenomenon appeared in Mongolia, and it looked like there were three suns in the sky. The middle sun was the one we usually see every day (the real one), but the ones on each side were the sun’s smaller reflections. A local meteorological centre explained that the optical phenomenon it's called anthelion, which means that the reflection is caused by sunshine high in the sky and light passing through snow crystals in the air. An anthelion can appear when the temperature is lower than -30°C, and the air is filled with clouds, vapour and ice crystals.

Cholera in Yemen

Cholera has been found in Yemen. Around 9,000 people this desease. Yemen can't help everybody get well because it doesn't have enough resources and there is not enough room in hospitals for everyone.One billion dollars is promised to the UN (united nations) because it is asking for money. 

Tornado in Oklahoma

Last Tuesday, one person died after a tornado struck houses in Oklahoma, USA. The storm destroyed about 40 houses and damaged another 75, as well as knocked out the telephone service into and out of the city. Aid workers brought food supplies into the area for the local residents.