TAGLINES OR SLOGAN OF KFC

FOUNDRAISING AUCTIONS -SALAMANCA-

The solidarity market of pyfano began five years ago and arose from the need to raise funds so that the association could continue to develop its work, but experience has taught us that the "magic spirit" that is created in the market is not only a search for economic resources - transmitted from the association - but people come year after year to live an experience in which they are distracted looking for hidden treasures inside the donated pieces, and share with the volunteers of the association anecdotes and past events.

https://www.tribunasalamanca.com/noticias/un-mercadillo-muy-solidario-en-salamanca
https://fundacionesperanzayalegria.org/mercadillo-solidario-de-la-fundacion-en-salamanca/

COLLOCATION -GET, TAKE, DO, MAKE-

GET:

• Better
• Involved
• Permission
• The feeling
• Things done
• Used to
• An idea
• Angry
• Lost
• Rid of
• Ill
• Trouble
• Flu

MAKE:

• A difference
• An effort
• An impression
• The most of it
• A bed
• A cake
• A deal
• Friend
• A list
• A mistake
• A nois
• A promiss
• A phone call

DO:

• A job
• Exercise
• Well
• Volunteer job
• The dishes
• Your hair

TAKE:

• Advantage
• A break
• A decision
• A risk
• Your time
• Off
• Part it easy

STARTER UNIT -VOCABULARY-

TECHNOLOGY

Browse: to search for and read hypertext, esp. on the internet.

Charge: to put electrical energy into.

Plug in: to connect to an electrical power source.

Press: to click on something, the image, or a file, for example.

Scroll: (on a computer display) to move a cursor smoothly, causing new data to replace old on the monitor.

Stream: listen to sound or view images on a computer without having to download the material previously.

Swipe: to slide (a magnetic card) quickly through an electronic device that reads data.

Switch off: to cause (a device) to stop operating by or as if by moving a switch, knob, or lever; turn off.

Switch on: to cause (a device) to operate by or as if by moving a switch, knob, or lever; turn on.

Tap: to enter information or produce copy by tapping on a keyboard.

Text: to send a text message from a mobile phone.

Unplug: to disconnect (an appliance, a telephone, etc.) by removing a plug;  to disconnect by removing a plug from an electrical connection.

Update: to incorporate new or more accurate information in (a database, program, procedure, etc.).

TECHNOLOGY ADJECTIVES

Automatic: having the capability of operating independently without human aid;

Convenient: suitable or agreeable to the purpose; useful; helpful.

Efficient:  performing or functioning effectively with the least waste of time and effort; competent. Satisfactory and economical to use.

Fixed: Fixed computer that is not portable.

Heavy: of great weight; hard to lift or carry.

High-quality: Product or high quality material.

Impractical: Not practical or useful.

Inconvenient: not easily reachable or close at hand; not suiting one’s needs or purposes.

Inefficient: not efficient; unable to effect or achieve the desired result with reasonable economy of means.

Light: Something of little weight; not heavy.

Low-quality: Product or material of poor quality.

Manual: operated by hand rather than mechanically; a book giving instructions on how something works or on how to do something.

Reliable: capable of being relied on; always or often dependable in character, judgment or result.

Useful: Being of use of service; serving some purpose; of practical use; as for doing work; producing material results.

Useless:  without useful qualities; of no practical good; not serving the purpose or any purpose.

SPORT VERBS AND NOUNS

Archery: the practice of shooting with a bow and arrow at a target.

Athletics: sports or exercises engaged in by athletes. People who play a sport.

Kayaking: to go or travel by kayak.

Rock climbing: It is a sport in which you climb on the rock or the mountain.

Trail biking: is biking practiced by roads or dirt tracks

Wakeboarding: the sport of riding over water on a short surfboard and performing stunts while holding a rope towed by a speedboat.

SHOPPING VERBS

Saving up: to save money with some purpose.

Be worth:   Do something that makes up for it.

Afford: to be able to do or spare something, esp. without incurring financial difficulties or without risk of undesirable consequences.

Borrow: to obtain (something) with a promise to return it; to take or obtain with the promise to return the same or an equivalent.

Lend: to grant the use of (something) on condition that it or its equivalent will be returned; to give (money) on condition that it is returned and that interest is paid for its temporary use.

Waste: to use up or spend to no profit; squander.