NI1 8/2/18

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ex. 4c fiancé, nasty, critisize, lack, guest, host, forward

ex. 4e

I don’t like it when the kids step or jump on the sofa.

Kids can’t go to the parents’ bedroom.

Kids can’t catch food from the fridge.

People shuld eat in the kitchen.

Kids must take off their shoes when they walk on the carpet.

Children can’t play without gadgets from adults.

belongings /bɪˈlɒŋɪŋz/ UK  US  sustantivo

pertenencias

People shouldn’t make noises when they eat food.

People should switch off the lights when they leave a bedroom.

should've /ˈʆʊdəv/ UK  US   contraction o  should have

The girl has really bad manners and wouldn’t want her for my son / as a daughter-in-law.

They can learn from each other.

considerate /kənˈsɪdərət/ UK  US  adjetivo

considerado -a, comprensivo -a

to be considerate towards sb ser considerado -a con alguien

She shouldn’t have sent the email on to her friends.

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it’s fine if you don’t do it.

Gave him an intensive course in pleases and thank yous.

In Russia if you smile all the time, you are mad.

It’s only the salt, for goodness sake.

sake /seɪk/ UK  US  sustantivo

for the sake of sth/sb, for sth's/sb's sake por (el bien de) algo/alguien

for heaven's/goodness' sake! ¡por el amor de Dios!

I prefer them to lie.

Song: You can’t hurry love