p. 91
ex.8
1 eye, 2 arm, 3 hand, 4 feet , feet, 5 eye, 6 eyes,
7 back, 8 face, 9 leg, 10 hand.
Flat tyre
Can’t take my eyes off you
ex. 9, p. 93
They were going to have a barbecue, but it started
pouring down so we had to cook indoors instead.
start a fireThe fire may have been started by a cigarette.
set fire to something/set
something on fire (=make
something start burning)A candle fell over, setting fire to the curtains.
something catches fire (=it starts burning)The boat caught fire and
sank.
put out a fire (also extinguish a fire formal) (=stop
a fire burning)Firemen successfully extinguished the fire.
We were going to go to the beach for the day, but we
missed the train so we ended up going to the park instead.
She was going to give me a lift, but the car didn’t start so we got a
taxi instead.
I was going to walk here, but it started pouring with
rain so I had to drive.
I was going to stay in and study, but a friend called
me so I went out and met him.
lift /lɪft/ UK US verbo & sustantivo
• verbo
1 [transitivo] levantar, alzar
Can you lift me up so I can see?
• sustantivo
1
acción de llevar a alguien a algún sitio en
coche, en moto, etc.
Do you want a lift?
¿Quieres
que te lleve (en coche)?
to
give sb a lift llevar a alguien [en coche, en moto, etc.]
I gave him a lift to the
station.
Le
llevé a la estación.
2
BrE ascensor
p. 102
coal /kəʊl/ UK US
sustantivo
carbón
renewable and non renewable natural resources
wealth /welθ/ UK US sustantivo
1
riqueza
curse /kɜːs/ UK US verbo & sustantivo
• verbo
1
[transitivo/intransitivo] maldecir
• sustantivo
1
palabrota
2
maldición, maleficio
to
put a curse on sth/sb echarle una maldición a algo/alguien
p.
103, ex. 6
writer Richard
are less wealthy
instability
are forced to
for moving so some regions may want
expensive rules and regulatios
furniture
expensive
grow quicker
instability
cheap
expensive
instability /ˌɪnstəˈbɪləti/ UK
US sustantivo
inestabilidad
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