Thursday, March 1, 2007

Wake Up Feeling Off Balance

HOTEL VILLA PARADISO



Welcome Hotel Villa Paradiso
A paradise surrounded by the colors of the beautiful garden that surrounds the entire structure.
For years now we offer our most complete
availability to all those who want to spend their stay to relaxation and tranquility.
Our rooms are well furnished and equipped with every comfort with full bathroom, digital TV, heating and air conditioning or for
ach room.



Our structure of vailable a restaurant where you can enjoy the typical dishes of Sicilian cuisine , a peak the bar, a reading room, tele public phone offers the possibility to send or receive fax, photocopies, and meet any other of your esigenza.Inoltre also give you the opportunity to bring you with your little furry friends.
L 'Hotel outside, surrounded by splendid gardens, offers a large guarded parking.



We are located in a prime location from which to choose g them move with great ease.

  • A little more than 2 km we reach the center of Racalmuto , famous for being the birthplace of the famous writer Leonardo SCIASCIA but also that pa carried rich history and traditions. You can admire: the theater, the many churches, the foundation Sciascia, the 2 medieval castles, I ges of sulfur and salt, features fountains, caves Sican ee many other characteristic angles . There are many traditional festivals that take place in Racalmuto the most important among these is the FEAST OF MARIA SS. THE MONTE .



  • about 18 km you can visit one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world: the extraordinary Valley of the Temples in Agrigento , testimony to the grand Greek civilization dating back to the fifth century BC



In addition, our prices are the lowest in the area, as we are a family business.

Here our rates (the same year-round):
  • Single (with breakfast incl. )
€ 30.00
  • Twin or Double . ( with breakfast incl. )
€ 50.00
  • Triple or Double. + Beds. ( with breakfast incl. )
€ 65.00
  • square room. or dbl. +2 beds. ( with breakfast incl. )
€ 80.00

can pay with all major credit cards.


You can book through the following addresses:
  • Tel: 0922-945316
  • Fax: 0922-943296
  • Mobile: 338 2946453
  • Email: falcog80@gmail.com
  • Email: falcog80@libero.it
we will be happy to accommodate
there waiting for you!



Friday, May 26, 2006

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LESSON 29 LESSON 28

LESSON PLAN

Objective:

Describing recent past events (2)

FORMING THE PAST PARTICIPLE:

The past participles of all are regular verbs end in ato :
parl are ho parl ato con tuo padre I spoke to your father

The past participles of all ere regular verbs end in uto :
dov ere abbiamo dov uto prendere il treno we had to take the train

The past participles of all ire regular verbs end in ito :
fin ire i ragazzi hanno fin ito gli esami una settimana fa the kids finished the exams a week ago
See Italianissimo p.194

Many verbs, particularly verbs ending in ere, have irregular past participles. There is no rule to help you learn all these forms. You just need to remember them! You can find the most common ones on page 251-252 of your coursebook.

FIND BELOW SOME USEFUL LINKS TO PRACTISE AND CONSOLIDATE WHAT YOU LEARNED THIS WEEK

http://www.verdru.be/rete1/r1asu11gr01.htm (form irregular past participles) http://web.uvic.ca/hispanital/italian/italian100/verbi/prossimo1.htm (form the past tense)


Ami imparare i verbi italiani? You may find this site useful: http://www.process1.co.uk/italian_verbs_trainer.htm

Friday, May 19, 2006

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June 7, 2006, May 24, 2006

LESSON PLAN

Objectives:

Saying how often you do things (the present tense)
Describing recent past events (1)

Italianissimo p.61 v
1) Ogni giorno guardo la televisione I watch TV Every Day
often go to the movies Often I go to the cinema
summer I go to sea In the summer I go to the sea


2) The immediate past Describes a recently completed action:

I tennis player, I played tennis
We ate spaghetti We ate spaghetti

It is formed with the present tense of the auxiliary verb have (Sometimes be ) Followed by the past participle of the verb:

Ho comprato un computer I have bought a computer

See Italianissimo p.115 vi

FIND BELOW SOME USEFUL LINKS TO PRACTISE AND CONSOLIDATE WHAT YOU LEARNED THIS WEEK

Practise the present tense
http://www.iluss.it/verb_mach_free/pres_indic_3_a.htm

Learn more about the passato prossimo
http://italian.about.com/library/fare/blfare145a.htm
http://italian.about.com/library/fare/blfare345a.htm

Friday, May 12, 2006