ni2 8-11-12

Homework: p.27 – grammar and read developing conversations

misleading /mɪsˈliːdɪŋ/ UK  US  adjetivo

 engañoso -a

I’m in a rush (=hurry)

I’m working a lot / much harder

It’s much / a lot more expensive

Sort out

Be in a good / bad mood

Shout at

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fly a kite

lay on the grass

feed the birds

go roller-skating / cycling / jogging…

surf the web / check my mail

extreme sports

I’m really into..

To go trekking

To be all the rage.

hang out 

phrasal verb

1 informal to spend a lot of time in a particular place or with particular people

hang out with

I don't really know who she hangs out with.

Where do the youngsters hang out?

nuts /nʌts/ UK  US  adjetivo (informal)

1 to be nuts estar chiflado -a/loco -a

to go nuts volverse loco -a

2 to be nuts about sth/sb estar loco -a por algo/alguien

have a screw loose

informal to be slightly crazy

I'm easy

spoken used to say that you do not mind what choice is made:

'What would you like to do now?' 'I don't know, I'm easy.'

take it easy

a) also take things easy to relax and not do very much:

Take things easy for a few days and you should be all right.

I didn’t do that much.

Think of/about (going to...)

Is it any good?

Are you any good?

Go round to a friend’s for dinner.

I do a bit of swimming.