NB1 21/2/18

own /əʊn/ UK  US  

 •  adjetivo

1 propio -a

He wants his own computer.

Quiere tener su propio ordenador.

busy /ˈbɪzi/ UK  US   adjetivo (-sier, -siest)

1 ocupado -a

I'm very busy at the moment. Can I call you back?

Estoy muy ocupado en este momento. ¿Puedo llamarle luego?

al‧so /ˈɔːlsəʊ / 

everyone – everybody

I love / enjoy / like / hate pizza

First..., then..., after that..., next..., later...,

couple /ˈkʌpəl/ UK  US  sustantivo & verbo

 •  sustantivo

1 par

Can you bring  a couple of  chairs?

¿Puedes traer un par de sillas?

Someone, something, somewhere…

Everyone, everybody, everything, everywhere...

He is a pain.

Ready, steady / set, go!

Make the bed, a cake...

do exercise, the homework...

jar /dʒɑː/ UK  US  sustantivo & verbo

 •  sustantivo

tarro, bote, frasco

How long, where, what time, why, what, how many...

How long DOES he spend in the restaurant?

He spends 7 hours in the restaurant.

What time DOES he read the newspaper?

He reads the newspaper at ten o’clock.

What DO you have for breakfast?

I have a coffee and cereals for breakfast.

Ex. 3d

8:00- eight o’clock

5 or 6

At one o’clock

50 minutes

3 or 5

5:30 at half past five

Thursdays

Basketball

Homework

11 or later

Half past eleven

A quick breakfast

By bus

In the first lesson I feel sleepy

In the cafeteria

We don’t have time to relax

Extra classes

Or sometimes later

Luckily it’s Friday today

p. 31

ex. 4

at, in, at, on, to

p. 130

spring, summer, autumn, winter

at Christmas, at Easter (Holy week)

Homework: grammar bank, p. 131, ex.- 4B a & b