NI1 8/5/18

pronunciation regular verbs

http://www.kubbu.com/student/?i=1&a=10069_simple_past_-regula

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/1413_gramchallenge26/page2.shtml

https://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/pronunciation/matching-ed.htm 

spree /spriː/ UK  US  sustantivo

to go on a shopping/spending etc spree gastar a lo loco, tener un arrebato consumista

• Like doing something and like to do something both mean the same thing. You use like to do especially when saying that someone does something regularly or often.

p. 163

demonstrate /ˈdemənstreɪt/ UK  US  verbo

1  [transitivo] (probar) demostrar

2  [transitivo] mostrar, hacer una demostración de

3  [intransitivo] manifestarse

to demonstrate in support of/against sth manifestarse a favor/en contra de algo

attach /əˈtætʆ/ UK  US  verbo [transitivo] (3ª persona singular del presente -ches)

1 sujetar, amarrar

2  adjuntar

3 to attach importance/significance to sth darle/concederle importancia a algo

1a)

Achievement, agreement, argument, attachment, choice, compensation, complaint, delivery, demonstration, explanation, lost, payment, response, sale, success.

1d)

Arguments, explanations, complaint, compensation, choice, demonstration

fare /feə/ UK  US  sustantivo & verbo

 •  sustantivo

fare es tanto el precio de un billete como el dinero para pagarlo

They offered to pay my fare.

Se ofrecieron a pagarme el viaje.

Air fares are coming down.

Los precios de los vuelos están bajando.

refund /ˈriːfʌnd/ UK  US  sustantivo

reembolso, devolución

p.77

6d

1)

I bought these pair of shoes yesterday

Defect

Did you bring your ticket?

Here you are.

These shoes what size are they?

I can’t change them for identical ones

In another colour

But it is another model too

Refund

In sales we usually don’t refund the money

Rule

Have a look at the other models in the shop.

You can buy other things in the shop

How much does this cost?

2)

Homework : p. 119- writing