Where+I+live

=Where I live (or 'my neighbourhood')= This task is designed as an extra task for this term. It is optional but I recommend that you try to find the time to do it as it will help to increase your mark as well as being something fun to do!

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I want you to take a photograph of somewhere or something that you feel is typical of your neighbourhood or the area where you live. You should then add an explanation of why you have chosen it and what is so significant about it. You could write about 100 words. You could use your mobile phone camera (and maybe snap something that you suddenly see one day) or a digital camera. If you don't have either, you may find a picture on the internet that you can use. Please be sensible about this - don't take pictures of people that you don't know without asking their permission, for example, and don't take any unnecessary risks, or do anything dangerous. It may involve you reading the help file (at the top of the page on the right) to find out how to do it, though, I think that those of you that published your music project work already know how it works. To help you along, I've given you a model below. After you've read it, go to the students' page to make your contribution. Good luck, and have fun doing it!

Where I live


I've chosen this photo to give you an indication of what I like about where I live. This is a view of the sky in the evening, which very often can appear quite striking. The cloud formations and the range of colours that can appear vary around the year, depending on the season. Being to the north of Madrid, the countryside is a bit greener a lot of the time as it rains a bit more than in the southern part of Madrid Community. Sometimes I like the busy bustle of the city, but mainly I like to get away from it at the weekends and walk in the countryside and in the evening at sunset it is particularly pleasant.