NB2 21/3/18

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ex. 6

have – had, moved – move, stopped –stop, started – start, won – win, get – got, left – leave, become – become.

Would you like to come to my place (house)?

Like, hate, love, enjoy

I like dancing in a discoteque.

We love watching soap operas.

ˈsoap ˌopera, también soap UK  US  sustantivo

telenovela, culebrón

I would like to go dancing to a club.

I would like to watch a soap opera

I would buy a new car.

Ex. 8

I’d really like to spend...

I’d really like to meet...

My brother would like to learn...

She would like to change...

I wouldn’t like to be famous.

I wouldn’t like to live...

Would you like to get... ?

Would you like to come shopping with me tomorrow?

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For and against-> a favor y en contra

lime /laɪm/ UK  US  sustantivo &  adjetivo

 •  sustantivo

1 lima

2 cal

Homework: read the text on page 75 for vocabulary.

guy /gaɪ/ UK  US  sustantivo

1  (informal) tipo

a really nice guy

un tipo muy simpático

2 guys se usa en lenguaje coloquial para dirigirse a un grupo de personas

I'll see you guys later.

Os veo luego.

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how‧dy /ˈhaʊdi/ interjection American English informal  hello