MY CAE EXAM Wy adults can influence how younger people behave: -giving rules -setting an example -offering advice Write an essay discussing two of the ways that adults can influence younger´s people behaviour. Your should explain which way you think is more effective giving reasons to support your opinion. May really adults influence young people? This is the quest and if we agree about an affirmative reply we have to sort out which of the methods pointed up are more efficient. Experience has shown that the first ones are probably the only worthwhile ones. Giving rules states limits and marks a path where the behaviour can hike. However limits can let a wider or narrower scenery . I hold the view that though the track is set sometimes and some people(the great majority) need to experience by their own the consequences of running off the rails. Notwithstanding after a fall as consequence of transgressing the rules the message will be there: follow the rules will avoid the mistake. I´m broadly in agreement with the point of view that considers that setting an example is the most effective way to influence anyone, however this is definitively not a golden rule and the most common situation is that every single mankind has to experience the consequences of making an error. Human being need to learn through trial and error and the above stated methods will avoid the frequency of the mistake but not its execution.

Jojo Moyes- One plus one In this novel the main character is a divorced woman who has to struggle every single day to bring up her children; Tanzy, an exceptional talented young girl and Nick a teenager frightened by the bully of his class mates. They come across Ed, a business man who is being defendant because of bringing on illegal practices trying to dismiss a lover with no personal benefit. Their ways jointed in a point of their existence regardless their different life styles . I have found this novel chatty and entertaining, easy to read, as all of the Jojo Moyes use to be.

The government wants to keep primary schools open all year round The government wants to keep primary schools open all year round so working parents can combine childcare and work. You decide to write an article for the parents’ association magazine stating your opinion. Cost. Effectiveness. Impact on adults. Impact on children. Recently we have known that government has set up a new law that allows primary schools to keep their doors opened all year round to enable parents to combine childcare and work. I feel that it is compulsory to take time to think seriously about this new situation. First of all we have to think about the kind of society we want to build. Which values we want to be on the basis of our future society. These thoughts will helps us to decide how useful the measures will be. On my personal opinion, I think that for both parents and children the need of a relationship, of a leisure time to share, of a changing rythms are at all costs. Efectiveness will be warrantied at a very first moment but will not be longer. I want persons in my future able to feel, to live, to experiende differents loves, relations, sensations, that will encourage them to work and carry out projects in their live not only in their working life. I want parents enjoying and sharing moments with their kids. I personally think these measures are in the wrong direction. We should think about providing more facilities in the reducing working time sense.

Ant Man Last week I went to the cinema to see a new release of Marvel superheros film. "Ant man". It was still raining on our 10th day of our stay in Dublin so we found it a good idea for the kids to go to the cinema. I went with them because my son thought that perhaps he will need my support for translation in some moments but it has turned out that there was no such a need. I found the film entertaining given that I am not very fond o this sort of films. I really appreciated to find that the main female character was "Kate" (Evangeling LIly) of Lost, the tv serie that helped me in my English learning process last year. The film developed at a fast an interesting path.

Howth Howth is a charming little fishing village in the outskirts of Dublín. To get there you have just to drive for six kilometres. There is a fishing harbour where you can buy fresh fish or just taste it in one of the several restaurants that are there. If you approach the sea from the harbour you will have the opportunity to see seals, but watch out because you will be fined if you intend to feed them. The soourroundings of Howth really worth a visit. A gripping path leads you through the falls of the little península, you can hike for six kilometres admiring the beauty of it coast.

Guinness Experience A mind blowing visit!!!! Dublin was cloudy as usual when we went to visit the Guinness Store House. It was just with this weather that you can imagine the brewery when for the first time it opened its doors and became the main source of wellness of the fail Dublin city. The St. James gate make you feel as if you were tasting a Guinness The visit takes place in an amazing spot, built to surprise the guests. In the first part of the itinerary the making process of the Guinness it is perfectly explained. The beer is composed of five ingredients (barley,water, yeast and hops, and of course the brewery's founder know/how) and there every one of the ingredients has its place. In the upper levels you can go through different aspects of the history of the Guiness (advertisements all along the years, trading all over the world, harp logo, ...) and finally you get to the higgest level, the Gravity Pub a ver cozy place from which you can admire the sight of the city tasting a pint. Guiness worths a visit.

Driving in Dublin Although at a first moment I thought that the most challenging issue of driving in Ireland was to drive on the left I was totally wrong. The most tough trouble has turned out to be patient enough to wait at these crazy crosses, after those large queues of cars that seem not to be hurried for nothing. Traffic is more than slow. Traffic lights are starlargly eternal. No one sounds his horn, this is a big difference with Spain where we use the horn even to greet someone at the street.

Dublin On Friday we arrived to Dublin where we are going to spend our holidays. We will be here for twenty days. The weather forecast has already discouraged us . It predicts a covered sky with low temperatures an for sure the predictions are being fulfilled. Yesterday and today Dublin has dawned mostly cloudy. the city has no colours it is just a grey with a narrow range of nuances. I don't like high temperatures but at least come sun rays shining, brighthing the scenery. The language seems to be another problem. It's difficult to understand local people when you ask for something yo have to focus and be aware on their signs and gestures to get something. We need time to get adapted. Have a nice day.

Sokoa On saturday we went to Sokoa, a small and charming village in the South of France to spend the day on the beach. The weather was amazing, a sunny day, with a perfect temperature and a light breeze. The village is so cute!! The houses and the streets are mightily well-maintained, on one side you have the sea and on the back the compelling set of the Basque Mountains. I went to swim with the goal of getting the bay of St. Jean de Luz, but the sea temperature was chill and I had to return. For the next time I will bring a suit diving or I will have to wait til the temperatures get warmer.