Nb2 7/2/18

p. 83, ex. 8

have you seen, I have forgotten, someone has taken, have you done, I’ve broken, our bags haven’t arrived, we’ve missed, has Martin gone, has anyone called.

I need to go to the toilet / loo.

I have a pee / poo.

I have a leak.

I have to take a shit.

vase /vɑːz,, AmE veɪs, veɪz/ UK  US  sustantivo

florero

ˌabsent-ˈminded UK  US  adjetivo

distraído -a, despistado -a

p. 84

It was very scary  / I was very scared when an earthquake hit my town, Mula, in 1999.

throw /θrəʊ/ UK  US  verbo & sustantivo

 •  verbo (pasado threw, participio thrown)

1  [transitivo/intransitivo] tirar, lanzar

The crowd began throwing bottles.

La muchedumbre empezó a tirar botellas.

Stand – stood

Nephew – niece

Laugh(ed)

couple /ˈkʌpəl/ UK  US  sustantivo & verbo

 •  sustantivo

1 par

Could you bring  a couple more  chairs?

¿Puedes traer un par de sillas más?

2 a couple of un par de, unos -as

I'll only be a couple of minutes.

Vuelvo en un par de minutos.

3 pareja

a married couple un matrimonio

Homework: reading activity, p. 84, ex. 5, 6 and 8

Unforgettable

alone

brother-in-law

subject

the surroundings