Pronombres psesivos y reflexivos
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mymy mi, mis my mi, mis
youryour tu, tus (de tú); su, sus (de ustedes) your tu, tus (de tú); su, sus (de ustedes)
hishis su, sus (de él) his su, sus (de él)
her su, sus (de ella) her su, sus (de ella)
its su, sus (de él o ella, para cosassu, sus (de él o ella, para cosas) its su, sus (de él o ella, para cosas)
our nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras our nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras
youryour tu, tus (de tú); su, sus (de ustedes) your tu, tus (de tú); su, sus (de ustedes)
hishis su, sus (de él) his su, sus (de él)
her su, sus (de ella) her su, sus (de ella)
its su, sus (de él o ella, para cosassu, sus (de él o ella, para cosas) its su, sus (de él o ella, para cosas)
our nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras our nuestro, nuestra, nuestros, nuestras
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Atoms can join with other atoms to make new subtances
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Atom:is the smallest particle into which element can be divided and still keep its properties.
Democritus: around 440 BCE.
the first theory was published by John Dalton in 1803..
-all substance are made of atoms,atoms cannot be created, destruyed or divide,.
-all atoms of one element arew exactly alike .
-atoms can join with other atoms to make new subtances.
Thomsom 1897,discover that atoms are not the smallest particles,he made this discovery when, he was experimenting with invisible beams called cathode rays. The negatively charged párticles in an atom is called ... (Continuous)
Democritus: around 440 BCE.
the first theory was published by John Dalton in 1803..
-all substance are made of atoms,atoms cannot be created, destruyed or divide,.
-all atoms of one element arew exactly alike .
-atoms can join with other atoms to make new subtances.
Thomsom 1897,discover that atoms are not the smallest particles,he made this discovery when, he was experimenting with invisible beams called cathode rays. The negatively charged párticles in an atom is called ... (Continuous)
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Vocabulario
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1. Description: An Explanation of an observation
2. Measurement: A way to describe the world with numbers
3. Estimation: Using Knowledge of something familiar to guess the size of a new object
4. Precision: How close measurements are to each other
5. Accuracy: Comparing the measurement to the actual, accepted, or real value
6. S.I.: international system of units
7. Meter: The S.I. unit of length
8. Volume: The amount of space an object occupies
9. Mass: The amount of matter in an object (S.I. uses kilogram)
10. Kilogram: S.I. unit for mass
11. Weight: The measurement for force (S.I. uses the Newton)
12. Kelvin: The SI measurement of temperature (same as C but starts at -273 C)
13. Rate: The amount of change in a measurement in a given amount of time
14. Table: Displays information in a row or columns to make easier to read
15. Graph: Is used to collect, organize, and summarize data in a visual way
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2. Measurement: A way to describe the world with numbers
3. Estimation: Using Knowledge of something familiar to guess the size of a new object
4. Precision: How close measurements are to each other
5. Accuracy: Comparing the measurement to the actual, accepted, or real value
6. S.I.: international system of units
7. Meter: The S.I. unit of length
8. Volume: The amount of space an object occupies
9. Mass: The amount of matter in an object (S.I. uses kilogram)
10. Kilogram: S.I. unit for mass
11. Weight: The measurement for force (S.I. uses the Newton)
12. Kelvin: The SI measurement of temperature (same as C but starts at -273 C)
13. Rate: The amount of change in a measurement in a given amount of time
14. Table: Displays information in a row or columns to make easier to read
15. Graph: Is used to collect, organize, and summarize data in a visual way
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Contabilida
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en la logica contable la partida doble registra los dos efectos que las operaciones pueden ocacionar sobre la estructura contable y sus elementos basicos y mediante perdidas o asientos de diario es decir los cargos y abonos catalogo de cuentas es un listado sistematico de todas las cuentas que conforman la estructura basica de una entidad con su respectiva codificacion este debe ser legalizado por un auditor externo la estructura basica de la contabilidad es la ecuacion contable
forma de crear un catalogo una cifra corresponde al elemento pasivo de la contabilidad dos cifras corresponde al elemento de la cuenta mas el rubro principal de agrupacion cuatro cifras corresponde al elemento de la cuenta mas el rubro principal de agrupacion mas el tercer y cuarto digito del rubro de agrupacion ... (Continuous)
forma de crear un catalogo una cifra corresponde al elemento pasivo de la contabilidad dos cifras corresponde al elemento de la cuenta mas el rubro principal de agrupacion cuatro cifras corresponde al elemento de la cuenta mas el rubro principal de agrupacion mas el tercer y cuarto digito del rubro de agrupacion ... (Continuous)
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Contabilida
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cargo o debito Es toda anotacion hecha en el debe de una cuentas ABONO O CRDITO es toda anotacion hecha en el haber de una cuenta saldo deudor Diferencia que resilta entre los mivimientos deudor y acreedor cuando es mayor el movimiento deudor elementos basicos de la contabiliad son los grandes categorias de cuentas en las que se agrupan las operaciones o hechos que ocacionan sobre la situacion finaniera o el desempenio de una entidad se clasifican en dos (1)elementos de balance a) activo bienes y derechos que posee una empresa ... (Continuous)
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Contabilida
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cargo o debito Es toda anotacion hecha en el debe de una cuentas ABONO O CRDITO es toda anotacion hecha en el haber de una cuenta saldo deudor Diferencia que resilta entre los mivimientos deudor y acreedor cuando es mayor el movimiento deudor elementos basicos de la contabiliad son los grandes categorias de cuentas en las que se agrupan las operaciones o hechos que ocacionan sobre la situacion finaniera o el desempenio de una entidad se clasifican en dos (1)elementos de balance a) activo bienes y derechos que posee una empresa B) pasivo deudas y obligaciones que posee una empresa, c)Capital bienes y derecho que tienes el propietario de la empresa elementos de resultado. Los activos se clasifican de acuerdo a su disponiblidad y liquidez
Crean
+ - SALDO
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Crean
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Autores fundamento
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TEMA 2: AUTORES.
Teoría conductista (Behaviourism)
B.H. Skinner (1957). Cree que el niño solo es capaz de producir oraciones que han oído anteriormente.
Según Skinner el lenguaje se aprende a través de un proceso de formación de hábitos:
1. el niño recibe un estimulo.
2. la respuesta a dicho estimulo es la imitación.
3. recibe un refuerzo o recompensa por parte de su entorno.
4. después se pasa a la práctica y empezamos con la formación de hábitos lingüísticos.
(drills)
Teoría principal en contra de la conductista
Noam Chomsky: años 60.
Todo individuo nace con el conocimiento de unas reglas gramaticales universales a todas las lenguas. Al aprender a hablar, el niño aplica estas reglas inmediatas que posee en su cerebro a la lengua que oye a su alrededor.
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Teoría conductista (Behaviourism)
B.H. Skinner (1957). Cree que el niño solo es capaz de producir oraciones que han oído anteriormente.
Según Skinner el lenguaje se aprende a través de un proceso de formación de hábitos:
1. el niño recibe un estimulo.
2. la respuesta a dicho estimulo es la imitación.
3. recibe un refuerzo o recompensa por parte de su entorno.
4. después se pasa a la práctica y empezamos con la formación de hábitos lingüísticos.
(drills)
Teoría principal en contra de la conductista
Noam Chomsky: años 60.
Todo individuo nace con el conocimiento de unas reglas gramaticales universales a todas las lenguas. Al aprender a hablar, el niño aplica estas reglas inmediatas que posee en su cerebro a la lengua que oye a su alrededor.
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Pride and prejudice
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setting
The novel is set in the 19the century, principally in Longbourn, the Hertfordshire country town that is a mile
from Meryton and twenty-four miles from London. It is a well-ordered, provincial town, filled with landed
gentry and oblivious to the sweeping changes occurring outside the fringes of its narrow, circumscribed
vision.
themes >pride and prejudice both stand in the way of relationships, as embodied in the
persons of Darcy and Elizabeth respectively. Pride narrows the vision of a person and causes one to
underestimate other mortals. Prejudice blinds the vision and leads to false perceptions about others like darcy''s 'pride and the elizabeth''s prejudice.
reputation> it represents a society in wich a woman's reputation is the most important. Awoman is expected to behave in certain ways.Stteping outside the social norms makes her volunerable to ostracism.
The novel is set in the 19the century, principally in Longbourn, the Hertfordshire country town that is a mile
from Meryton and twenty-four miles from London. It is a well-ordered, provincial town, filled with landed
gentry and oblivious to the sweeping changes occurring outside the fringes of its narrow, circumscribed
vision.
themes >pride and prejudice both stand in the way of relationships, as embodied in the
persons of Darcy and Elizabeth respectively. Pride narrows the vision of a person and causes one to
underestimate other mortals. Prejudice blinds the vision and leads to false perceptions about others like darcy''s 'pride and the elizabeth''s prejudice.
reputation> it represents a society in wich a woman's reputation is the most important. Awoman is expected to behave in certain ways.Stteping outside the social norms makes her volunerable to ostracism.
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Amasar fortuna
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***una part d lo q gan rviert en mi***
* a orrar 10% d lo q gano
1. d cada 10m1dasn la bolsa gastar 9
2. control d gastos -obligatorio/dso
3. oro fructifik -invrsion
4. protgr d prdidas -consjo /ls q sabn
5. casa propia
6. asgurar ingrsos xal futuro
7. studiar e instruirs
** aprovxar ls oxtunidads d inmdiato
Leyes del Oro
i.l oro acud fácilmnt, en cantidads siempr + imxtants, al ombr k rsrva no -d 1a décima part d sus ganancias xa crar 1 bien en prvisión d su futuro y dl d su familia.
ii.l oro trabaja con diligncia y d forma rntabl xal posedor sabio k l encuentra 1 uso provxoso .
iii.l oro prmanc bajo la protcción dl posedor prudnt k lo inviert sgún ls consjos d ombrs sabios.
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* a orrar 10% d lo q gano
1. d cada 10m1dasn la bolsa gastar 9
2. control d gastos -obligatorio/dso
3. oro fructifik -invrsion
4. protgr d prdidas -consjo /ls q sabn
5. casa propia
6. asgurar ingrsos xal futuro
7. studiar e instruirs
** aprovxar ls oxtunidads d inmdiato
Leyes del Oro
i.l oro acud fácilmnt, en cantidads siempr + imxtants, al ombr k rsrva no -d 1a décima part d sus ganancias xa crar 1 bien en prvisión d su futuro y dl d su familia.
ii.l oro trabaja con diligncia y d forma rntabl xal posedor sabio k l encuentra 1 uso provxoso .
iii.l oro prmanc bajo la protcción dl posedor prudnt k lo inviert sgún ls consjos d ombrs sabios.
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Vocabulary
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- Full Stop: Rating Marking the end of a deed. The third score gave Full Stop the issue. - Handbag: Small Bag for carrying money. My mother always carried a handbag with little money. - Means: A met had of doing. Used a good method -Means- to achieve this. - Mobile Phone: A phone that you can carry around with you. Yesterday, I bought a Mobile Phone very Modern. - Motorway: A wide road, built for fast traffic. I saw a black car in the Motorway. - Panel: A square or Rectangular piece of Metal that forms part of a door. The panel of the door was broken. - Pavement: A hard flat area at the side of the road for people to walkon. The pavement on this street is broken. ... (Continuous)
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