Who will be the first human being to set foot on Mars, a man or a woman? More and more women are setting foot on every field of work.
Valentina Tereshkova: First Woman in Space
Here are some articles for you to read:
Gender equality at work is a matter of respect, not just money (The Guardian)
The Ascent of Woman (BBC)
How do women handle their periods in space? (CNN)
Women in space: beyond Gravity (The Guardian)
English Modal Verb TIPS 🔸PART 2🔸 Ability 💪🏼
Some exercises for you to do: 1 2 3
Here's a listening exercise to do: Women in space (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Another funny episode of John McEnroe talking about tennis in "The self-appointed Commissioner of Tennis":
McEnroe "Nadal was saved by the God of Roland Garros"
Rafael Nadal, the God of Clay
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- Episode 180620 / 20 June 2018 >>> Saving the Mexican salamander - Language related to 'Animal conservation'. Need-to-know language: critically endangered, wiped out, rearing (something) in captivity & sanctuary.
We live in a patriarchal society where men have the control of the world. They think be better than women because the society, where we live, teach to kids that the woman is inferiority to the man, and they learn it in advertisements, films, series, …And it isn´t true and it is necessary that this wrong idea be eliminated because women and men are equal.
ResponderEliminarWe live in a unfair society where we are conditioned depending of be a woman or a man. For be man, they have more job and they earn more money than a woman. Also, many women die for the gender inequality. Nowadays there are more rights for women but formerly, women haven´t got any right although in some underdeveloped countries the women haven´t got it now, even women can´t go to school.
Along the history some women has done so important things and they have prove that men aren´t better than women. Some important´s women in our history are Valentina Tereshkova who is the first woman in space, Frida Kahlo who was a important painter of Mexico, Terea de Calcuta, Marie Curie,…
The film Gravity, the breathtaking story of a female astronaut learning to be resilient and to survive in the harshest possible environment, has set box office records. The critical and commercial success of Gravity will, with any luck, not only herald more films centring on complex, capable female characters, but also shine a light on the stories of real women in space, and inspire curiosity in those who imagine following in their footsteps.
Patricia Rodríguez Martín 2ºBach