Side sleeper with one knee bended (Spanish)

Your partner, Tamara (1st Bachillerato C), has posted the Spanish translation of one of the slideshows about "While you were sleeping...you revealed a lot".Thank you, Tamara!!!

Side sleeper with one knee bended:

"You are inclined to be fussy, always whining and complaining. Nervousness is probably your second name. You tense up easily and get overly excited over small matters. Life isn´t such a big deal. Learn to relax".

Persona que duerme de lado con una rodilla doblada:

Tiendes a ser exigente, siempre lloriqueando y quejándote. Nerviosismo es probablemente tu segundo nombre. Te tensas fácilmente y consigues ponerte demasiado nervioso por pequeños problemas. La vida no es para tanto. Aprende a relajarte.

Tell me the way you sleep and...

How do you sleep? Do you sleep on your stomach or with arms crossed to support your head? if you can't remember it, homework for tonight: watch yourself and then, discover a lot of aspects about you personality you didn't know.

Wanted a volunteer who can translate the texts...Teachers promise to reward him/her (hehehe...).

What about Geography?

Where is Romania? and Croatia? Are you the master of Geography? Show it! Click here:

Europe Map

After playing, don't forget to post your opinion or the most difficult country to place. Thanks!!

Think...

A riddle:

What is the longest English word containing no letter more than once?

Your partner, Susana, (1ºC Bachillerato) wrote the correct answer:

"uncopyrightable". Thanks, Sue!!

Behind your name

What does your name mean? What are its origins? If you are very curious*1, click http://www.behindthename.com/. This site has thousands of names in its database. Enter your firstname in the search box and click on ‘Search’ to see what it means, and learn a little about its history.

*1 To be very curious: Tener/sentir mucha curiosidad

More about Relative Clauses (1st Bachillerato)

Hello, again!! One of your partners wrote this link as a commentary to relative clauses for 1st Bachillerato, but I´d like you to see it more easily and that's why I post it here, so thanks for sharing your information with us!!

http://esl.about.com/library/grammar/blgr_relative_intro.htm

Example isn't another way to teach, it is the only way to teach. Albert Einstein