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Family responsabilities
PARENTS |
Parents have the responsability to take care of their children and show them respect. Parents teack valuable life lessons. They work to provide a home, food, clothes, and try to create a happy environment.
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Family responsabilities
CHILDREN |
Children have the responsability to listen to their parents, and respect them and their brothers and sisters. They can help their family at home. They can tidy up, help to cook dinner, wash the dishes and make their bed in the morning.
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SCHOOL STAFF
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The head teacher: director
The deputy head teacher: subdirector o jefe de estudios The secretary: secretario/a Teachers: profesores The caretaker: conserje o portero/a The supervisor: encargado/a The cleaners: limpiador/a |
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SCHOOL STAFF FUNCIONES
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The head teacher: manages the school
The deputy head teacher: helps the head teacher The secretary: works in the office Teachers: teach different subjects The caretaker: looks after the school building The supervisor: look after pupils in the dining room and in the playground The cleaners: make sure the school is clean |
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CITIES
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+ inhabitants
+ public services long and wide streets tall buildings (homes, shops, offices and museums) |
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TOWNS
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- inhabitants
+public services (health centers, public transports) smaller than cities you can find shops, restaurants, parks, squares |
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VILLAGES
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-inhabitants
-public services rural areas narrow streets smaller than towns usually there is a square and a main street with shops |
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URBAN AREAS
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include cities and large towns
+people + buildings +public services +variety of jobs people often work in shops, banks, companies (empresas) |
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RURAL AREAS
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include villages and small towns
-people -buildings -public services -variety of jobs +open green spaces |
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VENTAJAS Y DESVENTAJAS DE VIVIR EN UNA CIUDAD
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Las ventajas son 4
que hay muchos servicios públicos (transportes), variedad de turismo y cultura, más restaurantes, más personas/habitantes Las desventajas son mucha contaminación pocos espacios abiertos o verdes más vandalismo mucho ruido |
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CITY LIFE (principales características - son 4)
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City centre
Modern neighbourhoods Outskirts Transports City center: the central part of the city, it is the oldest part. It often has historical buildings and narrow streets only for pedestrians. Modern neighbourhoods: are outside of the city centre. the streets are wider, and the buildings are newer. they usually have lots of homes, offices and shops. people often live here and travel to the center to work. Outskirts: there is a lot of space in the outskirts for homes, shops, large businesses, factories, and industrial estates. The airport is usually located on the outskirts. Transports: cities have different types of transports. bus, train and sometimes they have trams too. The metro is found in large cities, it is usually underground and it helps people get around quickly. |
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
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Local government:
- town council or city council: they take care of the community - the mayor, is the leader of the council - he works in the town hall or city hall - he makes decisions about local laws, services and taxes |
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PUBLIC SERVICES
- PARA QUÉ SIRVE- |
- there are public services in all cities, towns and villages.
- we pay taxes to a local government which pay for the services. |
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PUBLIC SERVICES
- PRINCIPALES SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS - (9) |
1. Education: schools, colleges, universities. They help people to learn.
2. Health services: look after people when they are ill, or need medical attention. Include doctors, surgeries, hospitals and health centers. 3. Legal services: help citizens to solve legal problems. They include law courts. 4. Emergency services: police (control traffic and keep our community safe), the fire services (help when there is a fire, a float o someone is trapped) 5. Social services: help disabled and elderly people or children who are having problems, also help people to find a home or a job. 6. Cultural centers: give people access to art and literature (libraries, museums, art galleries) 7. Public transport: help people to travel around the city (taxis, buses, trams, trains and the underground) 8. Maintenance of public areas is necessary. Collecting rubbish and cleaning the streets 9. Water: essential public service. we use it every day for drinking, washing and cleaning. |
