Life Plan

In five years I will have 27 years at that age I will finished my major an maybe I will finish a Master Degree. I would like very much to have a foreign M.D. in urbanism or architectural history and returns to Mexico for apply all my knowledge in my field.

When I will get out of the university I hope to live in my parent's house for one or two years and then I will like to get my own apartment, I think I will rent the apartment because I will not have the enough money to buy one.

I pretend to work in a established company for a few years and then begins my own business, whit a little projects that will become more serious whit the years. In five years I hope I will earn around $120,000.00 pesos per year. I think I will should save a very important percentage of my incomes to have de capability to start my own trade.

I don't think that I will be married, at 27 years it is too son for think about marriage, maybe at 30 years or 32 and children maybe at 35 or 38, at age and stage of my life thatI will have the stability whit my couple and in my job to gives my son a better standart of living.

I do not pretend to have a car, I prefer to live soon of my job and move by bicycle, by bus or walking, because the car will be more outgoings than other way of moving, if I will live near of my job I would not spend a lot of time in the transfer between my jo and my home, that will give a extra timw to do leisures activities or spend that time whit my family, my  friends, etc. I pretend to live in a very centrical part of the city and have a lot of services near of my house.

Book New brave world

The story starts in the London of the future, in a building where they made new generations of humans,  a group of students that they are instructed to the new technologic. In this future the humans don't have the babys in a "natural" way, the society have developed a method to create embryons and multiply it, called Bokanovsky’s Process. Then the guides explain the method to educate the new children, through rewards and punishment.

In the history, so far, are three characters the director of the "Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre", the director's assistant Mr. Foster and Lenina a worker of the center.

The setting is in te London of the future in a very big city whit a lot of tall buildings, the temperature at the interior of the building are controlled.

New Brave World

1. How does the author depict London in the future?

   He describes a city with a lot of buildings and very very tall, a big city and where al the buildings are very similar.

  2. What kind of ideology is represented by the motto on the building?

COMMUNITY, IDENTITY, STABILITY, describes a very wel organized society, where is more important the community than the individuality, it's very important feel a identity whit the society and be willing to sacrifice for her.

  3. Is there such things as Natural Selection? If you could decide who to reproduce/clones, who would you pick?

The people who has the economic possibility to support a entire family.

Final Vocabulary

1. Alloy: Aleación 
2. Astragal: Moldura
3. Atrium: Atrio
4. Camber: Curvatura de una viga
5. Chateau: Castillo
6. Chamfer: Chaflán
7. Dado: Zócalo
8. Debris: Ruinas
9. Drafting Table: Restirador
10. Estate: Hacienda
11. Footstall: Pedestal
12. Gesso: Estuco
13. Going: Huella de peldaño
14. Griffin: Escultura de León alado
15. Hall: Vestíbulo
16. Hallway: Pasillo 
17. Hinge: Bisagra
18. Hollow wall: Pared Hueca
19. Hose: Manguera
20. Imbrex: Teja acanalada 
21. Jangle: Metálico
22. Knee: Ángulo
23. Land use: Planeación urbana
24. Leaded glass: Vitral
25. Master switch: Interruptor principal
26. Nod: Inclinar
27. Offset: Repisa
28. Overflow: Inundar
29. Outskirt: Suburbio
30. Quarry: Cantera
31. Quilting: Acolchonado 
32. Raise: Construir/levantar
33. Sash: Bastidor de puerta o ventana
34. Scallop: Ornamento
35. Tap: Llave de paso
36. Unavailing: Ineficaz
37. Unbowed: Recto
38. Unclog: Desatascar
39. Vanish point: Punto de fuga
40. Villa: Residencia
41. Warehouse: Almacén
42. Waterproof: Impermeable
43. Whitewash: Encalar
44. Yielding: Dócil
45. Zax: Puntero
46. Zephyr: Brisa
47. Zest: Cascara
48. Zing: Zumbar
49. Zoning: Restricciones para edificar en un barrio o en una ciudad
50. Zotheca: Estudio/Alcoba

Homework corrected

"I think I would laugh a lot and of my house was close to the party I would return there and I would change my custome to a fancy dress, then I would go back to the party ready to rock.

But if the party was very far from my house I would laugh a lot an I would keep my custome on and I would make a lot of jokes about the situation."


When I was reading the text I saw that almost all my mistakes I already know how to write it but I didn't pay the enough attention to write it correctly, so I have to take more time and patience to do the homework.

Vocabulary II

1.-Brick mason: Albañil

2-Builder's host: Montacargas

3-Ground floor: Planta Baja

4.- Plomada: Plumb line

5.- Capataz: Foreman

6.- Draftsman: Dibujante

7.- Wire: Alambre

8.- Screwdriver: Desarmador

9.- Crane: Grúa

10.- Water level: Nivel de agua

11.- Pliers: Pinzas

12.-Weld: Soldar 

13.-Handsaw: serrucho

14.- Sand:Lijar

15.- Transit: Teodolito

16.-Nut: Tuerca

17.- Plastering: Enyesado 

18.- Floor tile: Loza

19.- Balcony: Terraza

20.- Tile: Teja

21.-Bathtub: Tina

22.-Drill: Taladrar 

23.- Cap: Tapar

24.- Plasterer: Yesero

25.- Tile: Azulejo

26.- Hinge: Bisagra

27.- Bulkhead: Mampara

28.- Casing: Marco

29.- Abrasive: Abrasivo

30.-Rigging: Cableado

31.- Hut: Choza

32.- Masonry: Albañilería

33.-Eave: Alero

34.- Trowel: Aplanadora

35.- Clay: Arcilla

36.- Mosque: Mezquita

37.-Rivet: Remache

38.- Tape measure: Flexométro

39.- Rake: Rastrillo

40.- Tar: chapopote

41.- Empalme: Splice

42.-Corner: Esquina

43.- Pier: Estribo

44.- Suspended Ceiling: Flaso Plafón

45.- Wax: Cera

46.- Enclosure: Cerramiento

47.-Chisel: Cincel

48.- Copper: Cobre

49.- Riser: Contrahuella

50.- Lever: Palanca

Vocabulary I

1.-Foundation: (often foundations) the lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level.

2.- Formwork: temporary framework structures used to support a building during its construction.

3.- Backhoe: a mechanical excavator that draws toward itself a bucket attached to a hinged boom

4.- Facade: The face of a building, esp. the principal front that looks onto a street or open space.

5.- Lattice: A structure consisting of strips of wood or metal crossed and fastened together with square or diamond-shaped spaces left between, used typically as a screen or fence or as a support for climbing plants.

6.- Shear: Break off or cause to break off, owing to a structural strain.

7.- Sketch: a rough or unfinished drawing or painting, often made to assist in making a more finished picture.

8.- Watercolor: artists' paint made with a water-soluble binder such as gum arabic, and thinned with water rather than oil, giving a transparent color.

9.- Model: A three-dimensional representation of a person or thing or of a proposed structure, typically on a smaller scale than the original

10.- Grid: a network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares or rectangles

11.- Railing: a fence or barrier made of rails.

12.-Truss: A framework, typically consisting of rafters, posts, and struts, supporting a roof, bridge, or other structure

13.-Slab: A flat piece of stone, concrete, or wood, typically rectangular

14.- Gravel: A mixture of such stones with coarse sand, used for paths and roads and as an aggregate.

15.- Town planning: A planification, made by architects an planners, of the trace of the city to his better function.