Homework:
exercise ,9 P. 11 -> writing (but instead of a friend
you are going to describe a famous person you LIke / dislike).
Don’t give it to me in paper, use an email instead.
Write around a hundred words.
Grammarbank p.133
1Ba
Will/shall, I’ll make, I’m not having / I’m not going
to have, will be, won’t tell, is arriving / will arrive, will go down, I’m not
going to go / I won’t go, Shall I.
washing /ˈwɒʆɪŋ/ UK US sustantivo BrE
colada
to do the washing hacer la colada
ˌwashing-ˈup UK US sustantivo BrE
platos sucios
to do the washing-up lavar
los platos
1Bb
I’ll write, he is going to do, I’m working late, I’ll
have, shall we get, I’ll lend, It’s ggoing to rain, Shall I pick you up.
Dear Homer,
I’m writing to you
because Marge...
I can’t (strong) take
a shower here, it’s too small.
I can (weak) call you
later
p.12
She’s blonde, she’s got straight, shoulder-length
hair. She has a ponnytail. She’s got green/blue eyes. She wears a blue scarf
and a navy-blue jacket. She’s got white skin.
fair/pale/white
I have fair skin that burns very easily.
dark/brown/black
a girl with beautiful dark skin
tanned /tænd/ UK US adjetivo
bronceado
-a, moreno -a
get a tan
Hair
TYPE
Straight
a girl with long straight hair
curly
When he was young, his hair was thick and curly.
frizzy (=tightly curled)
She had long frizzy dark hair which might have been
permed.
wavy (=with loose curls)
Her golden wavy hair fell around her shoulders.
He’s got short, wavy, brown hair. He’s got a 3-day
beard.
Adjectives usually
come in this order:
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
5
|
6
|
7
|
8
|
General
opinion |
Specific
opinion |
Size
|
Shape
|
Age
|
Colour
|
Nationality
|
Material
|
p. 12
magazine, British, months, London, NY, permanent,
find, family.
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