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Pre Writing
BRIDGES Language and Educational Technology Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Teacher: Maria Herminia Godino
Class One:
One of our classes has decided to describe our church which is really beautiful and  one of the oldest buildings here.   It is called San Antonio de Padua,  like our town. Our town is called San Antonio de Padua because in the year 1727 Francisco de Merlo built a little chapel which he named after this Saint.  Many families started to build their houses around it, so the place was called San Antonio de Padua as well as the church which was built in
the year 1931.  You'll learn a lot more about it.

We visited the church of San Antonio de Padua  and this is what we have to share with you.

NOUNS
Trees, flowers, birds, cars, lanters, holy water, old clock, bells, tongue of a bell, convent, winding staircase,  102 steps, old books, chest, broken stained glass, organ, white and yellow cloth, saints, confessioners, altar, crosses, electric candles, candles, candlesticks,paintings, graves, gravestone, belfry, wood doors, pews, stained glass windows, pulpit, doves, priest, tower, apse, transept, nave, side aisles,  choir screen, vestry, columns, archades, fountain, school, library, saint shop, seminarists rooms, iron gates,  iron fence, shadows on the walls,  ropes, mosaic, marble, bronze, wood, wax statues, dead birds

ADJECTIVES
Spacious,  green, golden, windy, cold, dark, dim, white, yellow, crowded, colourful, quiet, dirty, old, empty,  echoing

SOUNDS
Children voices,  birds chirping, people chatting,  clock striking the hour,  whisper of friends talking,  wind blowing the plants around, steps, the water in the fountain, silence,

SMELLS
Flowers,  lit candles,  fresh air in my nose,

FEELINGS
Peace, nostalgia,  spirituality, respect,

Time to start writing....Bye

6th. Adolescents (Tuesd. & Thursd.)

Class Two:
We are going to describe the Golf Club. Surprisingly, it is called Ituzaingo Golf Club, but it is just opposite San Antonio de Padua railway station. (Ituzaingo is the previous station).  We'll try to learn  why it is called like that.
 
 
 
 NOUNS:
Chairs, sofa, pictures, fireplace, mantelpiece, swords, golf magazines, card tables, carpets, windows, cups, trophies, small table, lounge, bar, flags, bottles, glasses, cap, high benches,  Sliding doors, wood, dressing room, bedrooms, playroom, hills, brick, flags, cars,  water sprinkler, lanterns, tiles, bridge, cobblestone, swimming pool, tennis court,  emblem,  shrubs,  oaks, cypresses, pines, firs, chestnuts, sycamores, golf carts, palm tree, tees,
bunker, tower, green, rough, caddies, fairway, golf clubs, golf  balls, tent,  driving,  sunshine,  shop,  clock,  skylights,  breeze

ADJECTIVES
tidy, peaceful, quiet, expensive, luxurious, blue, black, white, green, brown, hot, natural, snob, sunny, clean,  huge, enormous, rustling, smooth , colourful

VERBS:
Play,   relax, hit, water,  walk, move, work, smoothe, trudge, cook,  fix, carry, drag, push, stroll,  watch, practise, train, compete, drive(2 meanings), flame, look after,  follow through.

PHRASES
Ancient  samurai helmet 
Rubber floor 
Cobble stone wall 
Portable seat 
Brownish spots 
Green cloth tops 
Electronic golf cart 
Remote control 
Sand trap 
Beautiful sights 
Bronze handles 
 
Birds singing 
Golf shoes 
Wooden ceiling 
Rich people 
Japanese golfers 
Fresh air 
No flowers 
Scattered golfers 
Wooden flight of stairs 
Winding path 
 
 
 SMELLS
Eucalyptus, just mowed grass, smoke, barbecue, food cooking,  wet soil,  wood

6th. Adolescents (Mond.&Wed.)
 

 
 
 
 
 



 

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