Presentación inglés yolanda y tamara
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Tamara's dream is to become an actress. She wants to complete her secondary education and study dramatic art in academy. Then she hopes to find work as an actress through movie and television castings or in theater. Currently, she is struggling in her second year of secondary school but is determined to achieve her dream. Africa also fascinates her and she would like to help impoverished communities there through an NGO by assisting children without resources and people struggling to survive who smile despite their problems. The elephants and lions particularly interest her.
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Presentación inglés yolanda y tamara
- 1. TAMARA CID Y YOLANDA DOMÍNGUEZ.
- 2. TAMARA CID. My great dream. When it finishes the E.S.O, I will do Baccalaureate. Many people say to me that I am not going to come because I have repeated 2 º of E.S.O, but I know that I am capable, alone I need to strain. When it finishes the Baccalaureate, I will go to an academy of Dramatic Art. When it stops studying this, it will try to obtain work as actress. I will go to casting for movies or series. Also I will do theatre. Now I am in 2 º of E.S.O, need to struggle to be able to obtain my dream of being an actress, am going to fight for it.
- 3. África. I would like to go Africa, it is one of a lot of dreams that I have. I am charmed with Africa, am precious. It has so many nice things, the animals are precious and the people of there; the Africans. Not quite this Africa in the poverty, but I want to go to where more poverty has, because I would be charmed with helping the neediest. I would like to be of a NGO to be able to help the children who do not have anything, to the people that almost they do not have average to survive. They have so many problems, do not have almost of anything, do not have food, water, schools and regardless they smile. I am charmed with the animals that exist there, but those that more I like are the elephant and the lion. I would be charmed with living in Africa of major. YOLANDA DOMÍNGUEZ.