Mely Aguilera

¡¡¡GENTE DE MADRID!!! He creado este mapa en Google Maps con todos los puntos de recogida que existen para ayudar a los afectados por la DANA. De esta manera sabréis cuál os queda más cerca. Si conocéis alguno más avisadme y lo añado. 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 maps.app.goo.gl/bQpk8asJH177pm…

@shawntifying Fries are better with mayo. No ketchup, please.

@ciro05 @CNNEE Lo que me sorprende es que no les quede nada del que compraron en el 2020🤣. Hoy escuché a alguien que compró desodorante extra por si acaso.

@CNNEE Así mismo fue la tendencia de la gente con el inicio del covid-19 a principio del 2020?! ¡🤔🤔🤔🤔! Que locura!! ¿Pero porque papel higiénico, compras de pánico??

La gente está haciendo compras de pánico de papel higiénico debido a la huelga en puertos de EE.UU. Pero no es necesario cnn.it/4duAvj8

Recojo a mi mamá en el aeropuerto y me dice: “vamos a ese restaurante de la vez pasada. Tengo hambre”. Yo: No sra, en la casa hay sopa. Tantos años esperando este momento. Por ustedes, por mi, y por toda una generación. 🤜🏾

@GuptonTeaches I cook farro, barley or similar grains and then add any veggies or lettuce I have. Cooking farro is not fast (40 min), but it can be done while doing something else. I cook enough for the week. Things that go well: feta, tomatoes, spinach, power greens, avocados, boiled eggs...

@TeachMrReed Reading you makes a difference in my life. You are such an inspiration to other teachers and adults. Love your positive attitude and your dedication to your students even when your day doesn't start the right way.

After this, 5 more kids (class of 27) hug me on the way in and say, “It’s the last day. I’m going to miss you, Mr. Reed). *At THIS point, I have a come-to-Jesus moment. I realize, here, that Dwayne Reed makes a difference in the life of people. Wow! I get a little choked up. 😭

@Elisabeth13 I don't think it should be a grade, more like a class activity, particularly if conjugating the verb correctly is part of the task. However you do need to understand somewhat the text to put the correct verb in the correct blank. SO, there is a part of reading comprehension in it

#langchat do y'all count cloze reading like this as reading comprehension for a major grade assessment? It doesn't feel right but I can't place why. 🤔

@bpalop En Estados Unidos, es más común usar el nombre y el apellido de todos, por lo menos en mi círculo de amigos y del trabajo. De todos los modos, ella y su equipo eligirán qué nombre poner en los carteles. Kamala es un nombre más llamativo y potente que Harris.

Biden (Joseph), Trump (Donald), Obama (Barak), Bush (George W.), Clinton (William J.),... y Kamala. ¿Os presto unas gafas moradas? ¿o lo tenemos ya claro? (Al mimimimi que me diga que es porque el nombre es singular, le tatúo un Barak en el tobillo)

@melon_reads I don't have the rest of the page, but nothing here makes me think that he is saying that there is no Kombucha outside of California, but rather that that type/brand is not available in other places.

@carpanela @AliciaGonzaI Entonces somos muchísimos la excepción.

@AliciaGonzaI Tú eres una excepción y por eso lo cuentas.

Soy hija de un peón analfabeto y un ama de casa, estudié por empeño propio sin apoyo de nadie; desde los 12 me ocupé de solicitar mis correspondientes becas y desde los 15 compaginé estudios y trabajo. Hoy soy filóloga y docente de secundaria y bachillerato. Si quieres, puedes

@AliciaGonzaI Totalmente de acuerdo.

@LAURADULCINEA @AliciaGonzaI Realmente en España el que quiere, puede. Con o sin dinero. Mi madre se quedó viuda con 4 hijos y a peso de estudiar y becas, me saqué mi carrera y me fui a vivir a EEUU. En EEUU es otra historia.

@AliciaGonzaI Sin ánimo de ofender, disiento un poco. Son muchos factores. Obviamente tienes que tener tus cualidades intrínsecas y el hecho de que tus padres tengan 💰también. Muchos chavales se han quedado sin Grados porque no hay oferta suficiente. Como no tengas para privado…qué haces?

@noraraywrites Examples of both, please. In my experience poorly written books tend to have bad stories too or they are so repetitive that the plot doesn't work.

a poorly written book with an incredible plot, and a stunningly written book with a poor plot. what would you read?

@Jessica_Locke_ No. If they write only about what they know, then they write the same book multiple times with different names, and it gets tiring. I stopped reading a few authors for that reason. I felt I was reading the same story just in a different place with different names.

Should writers stick to 'write what you know'? #writingq

@KevinAbroadYT Actually, it has to do more with the hours spent sentence diagramming, doing morphological analysis, reciting tenses, learning spelling rules since 2nd grade in a public school in Spain. I still remember some of the drills: "La": artículo definido femenino singular.

@profemely Haha yeah that makes sense since you're a language teacher

Native speakers aren't very good at explaining their own language. They're pretty good at telling you what sounds natural or correct, though.

@yifever @KevinAbroadYT Disagree.

Most native people are terrible at their own languages, see English speakers. If you went through formal training it's pretty easy to describe the language but formal grammer is often impenetrable for students. Imagine explaining that in the subjunctive mood you would conjugate 'to be' as 'were' in the third person, as in 'if he were to...'

@LibbyApp Dust Child by Que Mai Phan Nguyen. It is such a great story! @nguyen_p_quemai

💅 What are you reading tonight? #LibbyApp #LibraryLove #Bookish #BookTwitter

One of our 8th graders team made a poster on the 10 Top Class Topics this year. Spanish made the list twice #5 and #10. I'm so proud of them. Obviously PE made it first. We cannot compete🤣. @ClarkePE_Health @ClarkePrincipal

@elchandler 30 in Libby, 16 in Kindle and about 7 on paper. I guess over 50.

How many books have you read so far this year?