Homework: p.84,
grammar (C), p.86, reading (A + B)
Charming /ˈtʃɑːmɪŋ/ adjective
Pleasant or
attractive
A charming smile/place
Charmingly adverb
Gentle
Prince
Charming is a stock character who appears in a number of fairy
tales. He is the prince who comes to the rescue of the damsel in distress.
Not have a clue informal to be completely unable to guess,
understand, or deal with something [+ question word] I haven't a clue what
you're talking about.
sb's looks a person's appearance, especially how attractive they
are.
Mischievous /ˈmɪstʃɪvəs/ adjective
Behaving in a way that is slightly
bad but not serious
A mischievous
grin
A mischievous
five-year-old
mischievously adverb
Eventually /ɪˈventʃuəli/ adverb
in the end, especially after a long
time
We all hope
that an agreement can be reached eventually.
At the end
- (final part) [no plural] the final
part of something such as a period of time, activity, or story
I'll pay you at the end of next
month.
- The furthest part
She’s at the end of the class
In the end
Finally, after something has been
thought about or discussed a lot
We thought we might go abroad for
Christmas, but in the end we stayed at home.
Catechism
Fall out phrasal verb UK
Have you and Sam fallen out with each
other again?
To ask sb out on a date (pedir salir)
To cut a long story short
(resumiendo)
Have an argument with a friend
To be first to apologise
And we have been close friends ever since (since then).
have
two left feet
informal to be very clumsy
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