Homework: p. 27 grammar (A)
Delay/dɪˈleɪ/
busy/ˈbɪzi/
sunburn/ˈsʌnbɜːn/
adult/ˈædʌlt,
əˈdʌlt/
governm ent /ˈgʌvənmənt/
compulsory /kəmˈpʌlsəri/
public /ˈpʌblɪk/
Entitlement /ɪnˈtaɪtlmənt/ noun [ C , U ]
When you have the right to do or have something
damage /ˈdæmɪdʒ/
Have you ever been to London
though /ðəʊ/
thought /θɔːt/
tough /tʌf/
Tough cookie
A person who is difficult to deal with.
He's a tough cookie, but I can
handle him.
There was a tough cookie in here
this morning who demanded to see the manager.
Tough cookie (tʌf ˈkʊkɪ)
Definitions
noun
1. (informal) if
you describe someone as a tough cookie, you mean that they are unemotional and
are not easily hurt by what people say or do ⇒ She really is a tough
cookie.
Tough
cookie
A durable and robust person.
The man may not look like much
but he is a tough cookie.
Smart cookie
informal someone who is clever and
successful, and knows how to get what they want
The Future:
The train leaves tomorrow
at 10. (100%)
I’m meeting my girlfriend
for dinner tonight. (90%)
I’m going to play basket at
the weekend. (80%)
I’ll watch a film or
something. (50%)
Stroll
/strəʊl/ verb
Stroll
along/down/through, etc
To walk somewhere in a slow
and relaxed way
They strolled along the beach.
Stroll
noun [ C ]
Shall we go for a stroll around
the garden?
Kite /kaɪt/ noun [ C ]
A toy made of paper or
cloth which flies in the air on the end of a long string
Rollerblades
/ˈrəʊləbleɪdz/ noun [
plural ] trademark
[ SPORT
] ( also in-line skates )
boots with a single line of wheels on the bottom, used for moving across the
ground
a teenager on Rollerblades
See picture sports 1
rollerblading
noun [ U ]
Lots of people go
rollerblading in Central Park .
Feeding the ducks
easy 1
/ˈiːzi/ adjective
1 NOT DIFFICULT not
difficult
an easy choice
He thought the exam was very
easy.
[ + to do sth ] It's
easy to see why he's so popular.
2 RELAXED relaxed
and comfortable
She has a very easy manner.
3 I'm easy
Informal, used to say that
you do not mind which choice is made
"Would you like pizza or
curry?" "I'm easy. You choose."
Hype 1 /haɪp/ noun [ U ]
When people talk a lot about something, especially in
newspapers, on television, etc, and make it seem more important or exciting
than it really is
Media hype
There's been a lot of hype
about/surrounding his latest film.
Loathe /ləʊð/ verb [ T ]
To hate someone or something
Island/ˈaɪlənd/
Bank /bæŋk/ verb
1 MONEY [ FINANCE ] [ I , T ] to put or keep money
in a bank
To bank a cheque
Who do you bank with?
I bank at the First
National Bank.
Bank on sb/sth phrasal verb
To depend on someone doing something or something
happening
Chrissie might arrive on time,
but I wouldn't bank on it.
Are we there yet?
How much further?
To make a long story short, …
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