Hairstyles and changing your mind

A certain female student in 2º Bachillerato is always changing her hairstyle dying it this or that colour. How important is hair for you? What is your hair like?

I've changed my mind. Now I am more practical and hair is not a big deal for me any more. I try to keep it short and clean, and that's all!!

English at work: You've changed your mind (BBC Learning English)

You can also listen to this song by Britney Spears  >>>   "Change your mind"

And here's an article to read about changing someone's mind, especially our teenagers' mind:

Teenagers more likely to eat healthily if they think it is rebellious (The Guardian)

Related articles to the issue you should read:

• The (not so) hairy problem of male pattern baldness (The Guardian)

• Drug reverses one baldness type; is male pattern next? (CNN)

 

Listening exercise to do: The wonders of hair (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)

Lucy makes a big announcement UNLEASH! (Look up what 'unleash' mean and 'bucket list', you can also have a look at this post: Bucket lists and time capsules)

 

 

LINGOHACK  >>>

• Episode 170920 / 20 September 2017    >>>  Language related to 'survival'.

Solutions to the Selectivity exercises in previous posts:

Computers in the classrooms    >>>>   1. transform   2. advance   3. book   4. fall   5. generational   6. unfamiliar    7. expense

LEXICON  >>>  1. currently   2. powerful   3. replace    4. emergence

GRAMMAR 

1. How much of the world's mail is written in English?

2. Linguists have already published many dictionaries.

3. There is no reason for the dominance of English, whose grammar is very complicated.               4. Linguists said in 1980 that each nation must retain its own national variations.