Homework: Grammarbank 9C, p. 141.
spoon /spuːn/ UK US sustantivo & verbo
• sustantivo
1
cuchara
2
(también spoonful) cucharada
fork /fɔːk/ UK US sustantivo & verbo
• sustantivo
1
tenedor
knife /naɪf/
UK US sustantivo (plural knives)
1
cuchillo
fizzy /ˈfɪzi/ UK US adjetivo (-zzier, -zziest)
gaseoso
-a, con gas
fizzy
mineral water
agua
mineral con gas
add
salt
sweet
1 [countable] British English a small piece of
sweet food made of sugar or chocolate [= candyAmerican
English]
Eating
sweets is bad for your teeth (dientes).a
sweet shop
tooth – teeth
foot – feet
bis‧cuit
1 [countable] British English a small thin dry
cake that is usually sweet and made for one person to eat [= cookie American
English]
a packet of chocolate biscuits
Healthy or unhealthy?
A lot of = lots of
vegetarian /ˌvedʒəˈteəriən/ UK US sustantivo & adjetivo
vegetariano -a
voyage /ˈvɔɪ-ɪdʒ/ UK US sustantivo
viaje [por mar o por el espacio],
travesía [por mar]
▶ ¿voyage,
journey, trip o travel? ver nota en viaje
ritual /'rItʆuˈl/ UK US sustantivo & adjetivo
suicide /ˈsuːɪsaɪd/ UK US sustantivo
suicidio
to
commit suicide suicidarse
fuel /ˈfjuːəl/ UK US sustantivo
combustible
bacteria /bækˈtɪəriə/ UK US sustantivo plural
bacterias
curriculum /kəˈrɪkjʊləm/ UK US sustantivo (plural
curriculums o curricula)
plan de estudios, programa de estudios
sugar /ˈʆʊgə/
UK US sustantivo
azúcar
sure /ʆʊə/
UK US adjetivo &
adverbio
• adjetivo
1 seguro -a
I'm sure it was him.
Estoy
seguro de que era él.
Are you sure about that?
¿Estás segura de eso?
I'm not sure of the exact date.
No
estoy segura de la fecha exacta.
2 to make sure asegurarse
I made sure that the doors were all
locked.
Me
aseguré de que todas las puertas quedaran cerradas con llave.
3 (informal) claro
"Can I phone my Dad?" "Sure!"
NUMBERS
One hundred
Two hundred_ NO plural “s”
hundred /ˈhʌndrəd/
UK US número
1 cien
a hundred years
cien
años
▶ Cuando hundred se usa como numeral, su
plural es invariable
two
hundred kilometres
One hundred and one
(101)
One hundred and
twenty-one (121)
404- four hundred and
four
444- four hundred and
forty-four
One thousand
Two thousand_ NO plural “s”
thousand /ˈθaʊzənd/
UK US número
1 mil
a thousand years
mil
años
▶ Cuando thousand se usa como numeral, su plural es invariable
two
thousand kilometres
dos mil kilómetros
one thousand and one (1,001)
one thousand and
eleven (1,011)
one thousand, one
hundred and eleven (1,111)
9,999- nine thousand, nine hundred and
ninety-nine.
5,420- five thousand, four hundred and
twenty.
3,425,782-three million,
four hundred and twenty-five thousand, seven hundred and eighty-two.
million /ˈmɪljən/
UK US número
1
millón
a
million years
un
millón de años
▶ Cuando million se usa como numeral, su plural es invariable
350
million dollars
350
millones de dólares
Her diet is healthy because / but she eats ... and
drinks ...
My advise is
drink more water and eat less meat.
He has a lot of sugar in his coffee.
She doesn’t have any sugar in her coffee.
She doesn’t have any sugar.
She has no sugar.
She only has a little fruit.
She eats a lot of bread.
How many hamburguer do
you eat a day?
A lot / not many / a few / none.
I eat a lot of
hamburguers.
I eat a few
hamburguers.
I don’t eat many
hamburgers.
I don’t eat any (ninguna) hamburguer.
How much milk do you
drink?
A lot / not much / a little / none.
I drink a lot of milk.
I drink a little milk.
I don’t drink much
milk.
I don’t drink any (ninguna)milk.
I drink some milk.
I don’t drink any (= ninguna) milk.
Do
you drink any (= algo de / alguna) milk?
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