Unit 1 J-BALL

This unit is about Baseball, which is one of the most watched sports in the world developed in the early nineteenth century in the northeastern United States.  Baseball's first professional team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings.  In the Dominican Republic, are many important baseball players.



Took from google http://baseballhotcorner.com/facts-history-baseball/

Sentences with vocabulary:

 Turmoil:  Venezuela is having many political turmoils due to the mismanagement.

 Taken Root:  Misery has taken root since Maduro took over.

 Lured:  My brother always has been lured by motorcycle.

 Prosperity:  Martha's prosperity has changed since she moved to another country.

 Revered:  Barack Obama is revered by too many people.

On the heels:  It starts to rain on the heels of I got home.

Lucrative:  I start a lucrative business with my friend


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It was very interesting to speak about this unit because it´s about baseball. The original name of it was townball. It was a big playground in the 1940s and 1950s. Nowadays, this sport is becoming the world's pastime . (A picture of town ball's team)
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Hello, my name is Yanibel Alberto.  I am from Bonao, I am 27 years old.  I'm studying modern languages.  I have four brothers and I am the oldest one.  In my free time, I like to listen to music,  to read something interesting, I love to share with my family.
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Did the Chinese discover America? Comment: In this class the teacher talked about the vocabulary , read the unit and spoke about the supposed discoverers of America. This unit is very interesting because it tells us about the supposed people who discovered America before Christopher Columbus. There have long been hints that Columbus was not the first explorer to come to the New World from the Old. Evidence suggests that the Viking leif Ericson crossed the Atlantic and visited North America in the eleventh century.  According to the book there are claims that the Phoenicians, the Irish, the Polynesians, and others made the journey before 1492. Now, an amateur historian, Gavin Menzies, has theorized that the Chinese made the journey too. According to Menzies, the Chinese explored Australia 350 years before Captain Cook, circled the world a century before Magellan, and arrived on American shores 71 years before Christopher Columbus.
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