1.1 WHAT'S IN A NAME? A PERSONAL PROFILE; LEARN TO PLAN YOUR WRITING

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Where do you think this personal profile will appear? start learning		This personal profile is from the "About" page of a personal website or blog.
Read the guidelines for writing a personal profile. To what extent does Mira Kaya's profile follow them? start learning		It follows all of the guidelines.
produced James Cameron produced ‘Terminator 2’. start learning		to control how a film, play, record etc is made
award She won an award for her book. start learning		a prize that someone gets for something that they have achieved
spare I play tennis in my spare time. start learning		spare time/moment/hour etc time when you are not working
wheeze start learning		to breathe with difficulty, making a noise in your throat and chest respirar com dificuldade (como um asmático)
spandex start learning		Spandex, Lycra or elastane is a synthetic fiber known for its exceptional elasticity. It is stronger and more durable than natural rubber.
Which information would you include in a profile for a blog/a social networking site? start learning		where you from, family information, likes/dislikes, hobbies, favourite music/food, religious or spiritual beliefs, pet peeves, groups you belong to, trips and unusual experiences
pet peeve start learning		Related to the word peeve meaning an annoyance or grievance, a pet peeve is something that a person has adopted (like a pet) to be extra annoying or upsetting to them. cismas, caprichos, odiozinhos de estimação
Which information would you include in a profile for a networking site for professionals/a job application? start learning		talents and skills, education/grades/qualifications, goals and plans, address, job, professional achievements
What information would you leave out? You should only include information you are comfortable with and which you think is relevant for the purpose. start learning		It's generally best to avoid certain topics, such as religious beliefs, anything too personal or confidential information about your work. Always consider the reader and what he/she wants to know.
Look at the outline of a profile for a personal website. Is there any information that is NOT suitable? start learning		qualifications

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