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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.