VOCABULARY III
big
flat
small
hard
soft
new
strong
old
high
gross
costly
thing
cold
hot
full
dark
light
heavy
large
cheap
expensive
narrow
wide
cloudy
harsh
VOCABULARY IV
around
but
however
on
under
about
near
far from
in front of
by
behind
for
to
of
in
always
with
almost
as
never
there
during
here
because
due to
VOCABULARY V
tin
rubber
copper
iron
aluminum
silver
wood
hydrogen
zinc
oxygen
nitrogen
water
oil
steel
plastic
chrome
paper
clay
gold
leather
silicon
radium
resin
ceramic
cobalt
lunes, 25 de agosto de 2008
INSTRU I
TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH
they had handled
we will not read
she hasn’t finished
you are writing
he hasn’t started
you would understand
I have repeated
we won’t practice
she had cleaned
you will go
he has erased
they will not be working
we don’t speak
she will have repaired
he reads
you rested
they have pushed
he would have calculated
I was listening
she handled
they will push
she had informed
you would have watched
I didn’t come
we hadn’t printed
they didn’t say
he doesn’t observe
we won’t check
I haven’t closed
she didn’t begin
he would know
they didn’t delete
he has programmed
you would be reading
they don’t cancel
it doesn’t work
we will end
it didn’t function
he has added
we would divide
you had subtracted
it won’t run
ORAL EXERCISES
We will bring
she was cleaning
you will have searched
he will get back
I had stored
she would begin
we don’t invent
he didn’t call
they had stayed
I wouldn’t go
you would have danced
they weren’t reading
she was writing
you aren’t paying
he was not canceling
he had distributed
we would have read
she will be printing
I am not keeping
we would be discussing
it is not working
we were not mentioning
he will be checking
she had looked
I was not walking
you are sending
it has worked
we have delivered
he was not drinking
they didn’t carry
I would transform
the manager would come
the manager would resign
you had permitted
they will not receive
she doesn’t understand
I will not have painted
they haven’t concluded
she hadn’t called
he hasn’t supplied
we didn’t wait
you haven’t tasted
they won’t go
I haven’t practiced
he hasn’t packed
we wouldn’t come
they hadn’t started
she doesn’t accept
ORAL EXERCISE
She will drive
they had practiced
he would rest
I have answered
you would be filing
he has cleaned
they would have erased
I will play
you had studied
she sells
they would have called
she has worked
they opened
she would talk
you sing
they had visited
we will lose
you had smoked
they would be talking
I have touched
she rests
they would be moving
they have listened
I had repeated
you will read
she would be selling
he calls
she will think
it worked
they had moved
we would feel
you have added
they were checking
I have rested
you answered
we will be working
she was closing
they had cleaned
she would be repeating
they think
you had smiled
she would begin
I have talked
ORAL EXERCISES
We will say
she was singing
you will have packed
he should come back
I had studied
she would clean
we don’t incluye
he didn’t call
they had distributed
I wouldn’t take
you would have practiced
they weren’t reading
she was sending
you aren’t importing
he was not spending
he had closed
we would have read
she will be printing
I am not listening
we would be cutting
it is not functioning
we were not watching
he will be changing
she had loved
I was not walking
you delivered
it has added
we have repeated
he was not eating
they didn’t bring
I would translate
the manager would go
the salesman would resign
you had permitted
they will not accept
she doesn’t come
I will not have declared
they haven’t understood
she hadn’t bet
he hasn’t drunk
we didn’t wash
you haven’t griten
they won’t go
I haven’t said
he hasn’t put
we wouldn’t come
they hadn’t begun
she doesn’t lie
they had handled
we will not read
she hasn’t finished
you are writing
he hasn’t started
you would understand
I have repeated
we won’t practice
she had cleaned
you will go
he has erased
they will not be working
we don’t speak
she will have repaired
he reads
you rested
they have pushed
he would have calculated
I was listening
she handled
they will push
she had informed
you would have watched
I didn’t come
we hadn’t printed
they didn’t say
he doesn’t observe
we won’t check
I haven’t closed
she didn’t begin
he would know
they didn’t delete
he has programmed
you would be reading
they don’t cancel
it doesn’t work
we will end
it didn’t function
he has added
we would divide
you had subtracted
it won’t run
ORAL EXERCISES
We will bring
she was cleaning
you will have searched
he will get back
I had stored
she would begin
we don’t invent
he didn’t call
they had stayed
I wouldn’t go
you would have danced
they weren’t reading
she was writing
you aren’t paying
he was not canceling
he had distributed
we would have read
she will be printing
I am not keeping
we would be discussing
it is not working
we were not mentioning
he will be checking
she had looked
I was not walking
you are sending
it has worked
we have delivered
he was not drinking
they didn’t carry
I would transform
the manager would come
the manager would resign
you had permitted
they will not receive
she doesn’t understand
I will not have painted
they haven’t concluded
she hadn’t called
he hasn’t supplied
we didn’t wait
you haven’t tasted
they won’t go
I haven’t practiced
he hasn’t packed
we wouldn’t come
they hadn’t started
she doesn’t accept
ORAL EXERCISE
She will drive
they had practiced
he would rest
I have answered
you would be filing
he has cleaned
they would have erased
I will play
you had studied
she sells
they would have called
she has worked
they opened
she would talk
you sing
they had visited
we will lose
you had smoked
they would be talking
I have touched
she rests
they would be moving
they have listened
I had repeated
you will read
she would be selling
he calls
she will think
it worked
they had moved
we would feel
you have added
they were checking
I have rested
you answered
we will be working
she was closing
they had cleaned
she would be repeating
they think
you had smiled
she would begin
I have talked
ORAL EXERCISES
We will say
she was singing
you will have packed
he should come back
I had studied
she would clean
we don’t incluye
he didn’t call
they had distributed
I wouldn’t take
you would have practiced
they weren’t reading
she was sending
you aren’t importing
he was not spending
he had closed
we would have read
she will be printing
I am not listening
we would be cutting
it is not functioning
we were not watching
he will be changing
she had loved
I was not walking
you delivered
it has added
we have repeated
he was not eating
they didn’t bring
I would translate
the manager would go
the salesman would resign
you had permitted
they will not accept
she doesn’t come
I will not have declared
they haven’t understood
she hadn’t bet
he hasn’t drunk
we didn’t wash
you haven’t griten
they won’t go
I haven’t said
he hasn’t put
we wouldn’t come
they hadn’t begun
she doesn’t lie
CAPIRO XVI
ORAL PRACTICE
Be going to…= ir a…
Example:
They are going to travel: ellos van a viajar
1. I’m going to work there
2. she’s going to be here soon
3. they’re going to repeat the test
4. I’m going to travel in six months
5. he’s going to buy that farm
6. I’m going to cancel with a check
7. we’re going to clean this place today
8. I’m going to stop smoking this year
9. she’s going to program the machine
10. we’re going to come back in five days
11. they’re going to import from Holland
12. she’s going to have lunch late
13. I’m going to repair that sewing machine
14. it’s going to rain before five
15. it’s going to be a little difficult
16. it’s going to be an important meeting
17. we’re going to go but later
18. I’m going to rest a little
19. she’s going to sell her house
20. I’m going to think about that today
21. it’s going to be a beautiful day
22. it’s going to be a little expensive
23. it’s going to be a rainy morning
24. I’m going to copy the exercise again
25. he’s going to export to Egypt and South Africa
August 21-08
TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH
1. My uncle has come
2. Our grandmother has visited
3. My grandfather won’t come
4. He will be dreaming
5. We haven’t felt
6. Your sister-in-law wouldn’t send
7. I am not thinking
8. The nurse wouldn’t have finished
9. We will not be writing
10. Your granddaughter won’t have added
11. The travel agent wouldn’t begin
12. They weren’t travelling
13. My nephew has repeated
14. The friends aren’t smoking
15. My brother-in-law hasn’t solicited
16. The machine wasn’t working
17. The businessman isn’t exporting
18. I haven’t smoked
19. Your son won’t have cleaned
20. He hasn’t washed
21. The manager wasn’t speaking
22. I wasn’t sleeping
23. The godmother won’t have discovered
24. The man wouldn’t know
25. My secretary wasn’t calling
26. I won’t be resting
27. She won’t have imported
28. The boys will come back
29. The shoemaker hasn’t discounted
30. They won’t understand
31. He hasn’t added
32. She would be cooking
33. You haven’t given
34. The farmer wasn’t working
35. He isn’t resigning
36. The players accepted
37. The girl hasn’t danced
38. We won’t have breakfast
39. I am not talking
40. They won’t walk
41. The stockholder won’t go
42. The businessman will have written
43. She wouldn’t rest
44. My bank isn’t opening
45. We won’t have answered
46. The teacher won’t have understood
47. They will have informed
48. The restaurant has closed
August 24-08
ORAL PRACTICE
Why? = por qué?
1. Why don’t you come tomorrow?
2. Why doesn’t she accept the gift?
3. Why don’t they visit that chapel?
4. Why doesn’t he leave this place?
5. Why don’t you erase those mistakes?
6. Why don’t we go before next month?
7. Why doesn’t she cancel the trip?
8. Why don’t they look for other job?
9. Why doesn’t this machine function?
10. Why don’t they call their friends?
11. Why doesn’t that motor stop?
12. Why don’t the students begin now?
13. Why don’t you prepare these explanations?
14. Why doesn’t the president travel to that country?
15. Why don’t we write the new report?
16. Why doesn’t he play that role?
17. Why don’t they finish the homework?
18. Why don’t you test this computer?
19. Why don’t we send the samples now?
20. Why doesn’t the priest open the church?
21. Why don’t we rest a little?
22. Why don’t the boys stay here?
23. Why doesn’t it rain this week?
24. Why don’t those women pay attention?
25. Why don’t you milk that cow?
August 24-08
ORAL PRACTICE
There can be = puede haber
1. There can be some mistakes
2. there can be a paper punch available
3. there can be eight people here
4. there can be a girl in the room
5. there can be salt in the canister
6. there can be an engine working
7. the can be two dozens
8. there can be some flowers in the lawn
9. there can be a machine out of order
10. there can be an office open
11. there can be eggs for breakfast
12. there can be sixteen computers
13. there can be three beds in the room
14. there can be rain today
15. there can be a fourth beer
16. there can be some bags
17. there can be low prices
18. there can be a good prize
19. there can be many books
20. there can be seven dictionaries
21. there can be twelve boxes
22. there can be several tickets
23. there can be a boy playing chess
24. there can be a very good film
25. there can be many exercises
August 24-08
CONVERSATION
1. Good morning, can you help me, please?
2. Of course, what can I do for you?
3. Well, I would like to have a bottle of wine
4. At the moment we have just Chianti and Muscadet
5. I would like to have Muscadet, please
6. You will have it in a few seconds
CONVERSATION
1. I'd like a salad, please.
2. OK. Which one?
3. Are there tomatoes in the house salad?
4. Yes, there are.
5. Let me see. No, bring me the taco salad.
6. How about some chili with that?
7. No, only the salad.
CONVERSATION
1. What would you like to drink with the menu?
2. What kinds of juice do you have now?
3. We have passion fruit, guava, blackberry and pineapple juice
4. Bring me a pineapple juice but no sugar, please
5. Anything else?
6. Oh, yes, a cup of black coffee
August 24-08
Be going to…= ir a…
Example:
They are going to travel: ellos van a viajar
1. I’m going to work there
2. she’s going to be here soon
3. they’re going to repeat the test
4. I’m going to travel in six months
5. he’s going to buy that farm
6. I’m going to cancel with a check
7. we’re going to clean this place today
8. I’m going to stop smoking this year
9. she’s going to program the machine
10. we’re going to come back in five days
11. they’re going to import from Holland
12. she’s going to have lunch late
13. I’m going to repair that sewing machine
14. it’s going to rain before five
15. it’s going to be a little difficult
16. it’s going to be an important meeting
17. we’re going to go but later
18. I’m going to rest a little
19. she’s going to sell her house
20. I’m going to think about that today
21. it’s going to be a beautiful day
22. it’s going to be a little expensive
23. it’s going to be a rainy morning
24. I’m going to copy the exercise again
25. he’s going to export to Egypt and South Africa
August 21-08
TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH
1. My uncle has come
2. Our grandmother has visited
3. My grandfather won’t come
4. He will be dreaming
5. We haven’t felt
6. Your sister-in-law wouldn’t send
7. I am not thinking
8. The nurse wouldn’t have finished
9. We will not be writing
10. Your granddaughter won’t have added
11. The travel agent wouldn’t begin
12. They weren’t travelling
13. My nephew has repeated
14. The friends aren’t smoking
15. My brother-in-law hasn’t solicited
16. The machine wasn’t working
17. The businessman isn’t exporting
18. I haven’t smoked
19. Your son won’t have cleaned
20. He hasn’t washed
21. The manager wasn’t speaking
22. I wasn’t sleeping
23. The godmother won’t have discovered
24. The man wouldn’t know
25. My secretary wasn’t calling
26. I won’t be resting
27. She won’t have imported
28. The boys will come back
29. The shoemaker hasn’t discounted
30. They won’t understand
31. He hasn’t added
32. She would be cooking
33. You haven’t given
34. The farmer wasn’t working
35. He isn’t resigning
36. The players accepted
37. The girl hasn’t danced
38. We won’t have breakfast
39. I am not talking
40. They won’t walk
41. The stockholder won’t go
42. The businessman will have written
43. She wouldn’t rest
44. My bank isn’t opening
45. We won’t have answered
46. The teacher won’t have understood
47. They will have informed
48. The restaurant has closed
August 24-08
ORAL PRACTICE
Why? = por qué?
1. Why don’t you come tomorrow?
2. Why doesn’t she accept the gift?
3. Why don’t they visit that chapel?
4. Why doesn’t he leave this place?
5. Why don’t you erase those mistakes?
6. Why don’t we go before next month?
7. Why doesn’t she cancel the trip?
8. Why don’t they look for other job?
9. Why doesn’t this machine function?
10. Why don’t they call their friends?
11. Why doesn’t that motor stop?
12. Why don’t the students begin now?
13. Why don’t you prepare these explanations?
14. Why doesn’t the president travel to that country?
15. Why don’t we write the new report?
16. Why doesn’t he play that role?
17. Why don’t they finish the homework?
18. Why don’t you test this computer?
19. Why don’t we send the samples now?
20. Why doesn’t the priest open the church?
21. Why don’t we rest a little?
22. Why don’t the boys stay here?
23. Why doesn’t it rain this week?
24. Why don’t those women pay attention?
25. Why don’t you milk that cow?
August 24-08
ORAL PRACTICE
There can be = puede haber
1. There can be some mistakes
2. there can be a paper punch available
3. there can be eight people here
4. there can be a girl in the room
5. there can be salt in the canister
6. there can be an engine working
7. the can be two dozens
8. there can be some flowers in the lawn
9. there can be a machine out of order
10. there can be an office open
11. there can be eggs for breakfast
12. there can be sixteen computers
13. there can be three beds in the room
14. there can be rain today
15. there can be a fourth beer
16. there can be some bags
17. there can be low prices
18. there can be a good prize
19. there can be many books
20. there can be seven dictionaries
21. there can be twelve boxes
22. there can be several tickets
23. there can be a boy playing chess
24. there can be a very good film
25. there can be many exercises
August 24-08
CONVERSATION
1. Good morning, can you help me, please?
2. Of course, what can I do for you?
3. Well, I would like to have a bottle of wine
4. At the moment we have just Chianti and Muscadet
5. I would like to have Muscadet, please
6. You will have it in a few seconds
CONVERSATION
1. I'd like a salad, please.
2. OK. Which one?
3. Are there tomatoes in the house salad?
4. Yes, there are.
5. Let me see. No, bring me the taco salad.
6. How about some chili with that?
7. No, only the salad.
CONVERSATION
1. What would you like to drink with the menu?
2. What kinds of juice do you have now?
3. We have passion fruit, guava, blackberry and pineapple juice
4. Bring me a pineapple juice but no sugar, please
5. Anything else?
6. Oh, yes, a cup of black coffee
August 24-08
miércoles, 20 de agosto de 2008
AUTOMA I
VOCABULARY I
tie
close
connect
cut
cover
plug in
open
check
get
solder
catch
use
fix
flow
work
begin
clean
unplug
charge
finish
discard
place
send
stay
stop
VOCABULARY II
tall
long
dark
clean
short
narrow
big
clear
small
new
wide
old
hot
thick
cold
right
smooth
left
thin
heavy
gross
light
dirty
low
high
VOCABULARY III
wire
plug
blade
outlet
screw
device
earphone
source
power
nut
screen
headphone
clamp
key
current
tester
screwdriver
frame
lamp
engine
keyboard
light
diode
cable
beam
VOCABULARY IV
but
near
before
that
since
there
after
however
here
by
always
between
besides
almost
still
with
while
behind
without
again
also
in order to
up to
if
like
VOCABULARY V
tin
rubber
copper
iron
aluminum
silver
wood
hydrogen
zinc
oxygen
nitrogen
water
oil
steel
plastic
chrome
paper
clay
gold
leather
silicon
radium
resin
ceramic
cobalt
THERE +BE=HABER
there is: hay
there are: hay
there will be: habrá
there would be: habría
there was: hubo
there were: hubo
there has been: ha habido
there can be: puede haber
there must be: debe haber
there have been: ha habido
there could be: pudo, podia, podría haber
there has to be: tiene que haber
there have to be: tiene que haber
there will habe to be: tendrá que haber
there would have to be: tendría que haber
there might be: podría haber
there should be: debería haber
there may be: puede haber
there is going to be: va a haber
there are going to be: va a haber
there was going to be: iba a haber
there were going to be: iba a haber
EXERCISES
there is going to be problems
there is no water
there are going to be a conference
there can be wire
there must be sufficient space
there should be a workshop
there may be difficulties
there are no people here
there is a man working
there could be a machine available
there were some mistakes
there will be other office to work
there might be ten students
there was no liquid
there couldn’t be any error
there has to be oil
there will have to be lamps
there is no time now
there should be more plastic
there would be ten employees
there would have to be some letters
there can be no paper
there is a desk
there were no CDs
there could be other gate
there will be drawbacks
there was a piece of cable
there would be less units
there are no nails
there was a little problem
there was no air
there could be two dozens
there were screws
there should be iron and silver
there must be a new workshop
there was a damaged part
there can be several colours
there might be many choices
tie
close
connect
cut
cover
plug in
open
check
get
solder
catch
use
fix
flow
work
begin
clean
unplug
charge
finish
discard
place
send
stay
stop
VOCABULARY II
tall
long
dark
clean
short
narrow
big
clear
small
new
wide
old
hot
thick
cold
right
smooth
left
thin
heavy
gross
light
dirty
low
high
VOCABULARY III
wire
plug
blade
outlet
screw
device
earphone
source
power
nut
screen
headphone
clamp
key
current
tester
screwdriver
frame
lamp
engine
keyboard
light
diode
cable
beam
VOCABULARY IV
but
near
before
that
since
there
after
however
here
by
always
between
besides
almost
still
with
while
behind
without
again
also
in order to
up to
if
like
VOCABULARY V
tin
rubber
copper
iron
aluminum
silver
wood
hydrogen
zinc
oxygen
nitrogen
water
oil
steel
plastic
chrome
paper
clay
gold
leather
silicon
radium
resin
ceramic
cobalt
THERE +BE=HABER
there is: hay
there are: hay
there will be: habrá
there would be: habría
there was: hubo
there were: hubo
there has been: ha habido
there can be: puede haber
there must be: debe haber
there have been: ha habido
there could be: pudo, podia, podría haber
there has to be: tiene que haber
there have to be: tiene que haber
there will habe to be: tendrá que haber
there would have to be: tendría que haber
there might be: podría haber
there should be: debería haber
there may be: puede haber
there is going to be: va a haber
there are going to be: va a haber
there was going to be: iba a haber
there were going to be: iba a haber
EXERCISES
there is going to be problems
there is no water
there are going to be a conference
there can be wire
there must be sufficient space
there should be a workshop
there may be difficulties
there are no people here
there is a man working
there could be a machine available
there were some mistakes
there will be other office to work
there might be ten students
there was no liquid
there couldn’t be any error
there has to be oil
there will have to be lamps
there is no time now
there should be more plastic
there would be ten employees
there would have to be some letters
there can be no paper
there is a desk
there were no CDs
there could be other gate
there will be drawbacks
there was a piece of cable
there would be less units
there are no nails
there was a little problem
there was no air
there could be two dozens
there were screws
there should be iron and silver
there must be a new workshop
there was a damaged part
there can be several colours
there might be many choices
domingo, 3 de agosto de 2008
CAPIRO XV
READING
Marks & Spencer, the British food and clothes company, is the most famous shop in the world. At the moment, there are 283 M&S in Britain, and other shops in France, Belgium, Holland, Spain, and Portugal. Currently, they are building a large new store in Paris on the rue de Rivoli. In North America, the company owns Brooks Brothers and there are about fifty stores in Canada. More and more people, from Hong Kong to Lisbon, are buying their clothes and food from M&S.
The company employs about 50,000 people worldwide. Sales have increased by 80% over the last ten years, mainly due to expansion overseas. Many of the shops abroad are franchises. Owners of franchises buy all their stock from Marks & Spencer and pay the company a percentage of their turnover.
The clothes vary from country to country. In Thailand, for example, M&S sell more short-sleeved shirts because of the climate. In Japan, they sell smaller sizes because of the average size of the population. In Austria, they stock very large clothes. Food departments sell typically British food: tea, cake, biscuits, etc., and the shops in Paris are very popular at lunchtime for the sale of sandwiches.
Why is Marks & Spencer so successful? The standards of quality are very high. All suppliers have regular inspections. All customers can return any item which they think is unsatisfactory. Stocks are limited. Shelf lives are short. This means that items only stay in the shop for six to seven weeks. Eighty per cent of the suppliers are British; in fact, M&S buys twenty per cent of the total cloth produced in Britain. Prices are high, but so is the quality. In Britain, one man in five buys his suits at M&S, and one woman in three buys her underwear there.
What about the future? At the moment, the company is studying plans for development in Eastern Europe, Japan, and even China. Next century, it is possible that one Chinese in five will wear Marks & Spencer suits. That’s a lot of suits!
Marks & Spencer, the British food and clothes company, is the most famous shop in the world. At the moment, there are 283 M&S in Britain, and other shops in France, Belgium, Holland, Spain, and Portugal. Currently, they are building a large new store in Paris on the rue de Rivoli. In North America, the company owns Brooks Brothers and there are about fifty stores in Canada. More and more people, from Hong Kong to Lisbon, are buying their clothes and food from M&S.
The company employs about 50,000 people worldwide. Sales have increased by 80% over the last ten years, mainly due to expansion overseas. Many of the shops abroad are franchises. Owners of franchises buy all their stock from Marks & Spencer and pay the company a percentage of their turnover.
The clothes vary from country to country. In Thailand, for example, M&S sell more short-sleeved shirts because of the climate. In Japan, they sell smaller sizes because of the average size of the population. In Austria, they stock very large clothes. Food departments sell typically British food: tea, cake, biscuits, etc., and the shops in Paris are very popular at lunchtime for the sale of sandwiches.
Why is Marks & Spencer so successful? The standards of quality are very high. All suppliers have regular inspections. All customers can return any item which they think is unsatisfactory. Stocks are limited. Shelf lives are short. This means that items only stay in the shop for six to seven weeks. Eighty per cent of the suppliers are British; in fact, M&S buys twenty per cent of the total cloth produced in Britain. Prices are high, but so is the quality. In Britain, one man in five buys his suits at M&S, and one woman in three buys her underwear there.
What about the future? At the moment, the company is studying plans for development in Eastern Europe, Japan, and even China. Next century, it is possible that one Chinese in five will wear Marks & Spencer suits. That’s a lot of suits!
CAPIRO XIV
READING
Pre-school education is changing. Once, elementary
school was the place to learn 1-2-3 and A-B-C. But today,
highly motivated parents have begun teaching these
basics to their children before they start school.
Kindergarten has now become a mini-college, where
geography, history, and even mathematics are taught.
Small children are even given homework assignments.
Professor David Shift, who is the Director of Early
Childhood Education at the University of Highville,
says, "We must simply accept the fact that children
today know more than children did years ago."
Eleanor Idle, of the New School Institute, doesn't agree.
"Children need to be children. They learn as they
play. They don't need formal education this early.
It just isn't normal. Soon they'll be given entrance
exams for kindergarten. Very young children shouldn't
spend their time worrying about grades and diplomas!"
Dr. Idle believes that if there is already so much
competition in kindergarten, there is no limit to how much
there will be in high school. "We don't need to make it
any harder on students than it already is," she says.
"After all, there were still many college graduates
when playing was all children did in kindergarten."
Many people who agree with Idle say that early
childhood programs should offer subjects that children
enjoy and do well in naturally, like art, music, science,and gym.
After all, learning should be child's play.
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