ni2 3-4/11/14

Homework: Wednesday 5^th, p.34 and 35. Wednesday 12^th, writing activities on p. 122-123 (Send me an e-mail with the practise but write only one formal and only one informal email).

mad /mæd/ adjective

1 CRAZY informal stupid or crazy

[ + to do sth ] You're mad to walk home alone at night.

2 ANGRY mainly US angry

Were your parents mad at you when you came home late?

3 go mad

a ANGRY to become very angry

Dad'll go mad when he finds out you took the car.

b EXCITED to suddenly become very excited

When the band arrived on stage, the crowd went mad.

4 be mad about sb/sth

informal to love something or someone

She's mad about Hugh Grant.

Jo's mad about skiing.

5 ILL mentally ill

Drive sb crazy/mad/wild, etc to make someone feel crazy, annoyed, or excitedThat noise is driving me mad.

soundtrack /ˈsaʊndtræk/ noun [ C ]

[ MUSIC ] the music used in a film

live /laɪv/ adjective

live/lɪv/ verb

life /laɪf/ noun plural lives /laɪvz/

gardening /ˈgɑːdənɪŋ/

Draftsman US ( UK draughtsman ) /ˈdrɑːftsmən/ noun [ C ] plural draftsmen

[ DT ] someone who draws detailed drawings as plans for something

spoken

 way to go!

American English used to tell someone that they have done something very well or achieved something special