A2 20-21/3/19

p. 52

in‧terest‧ed /ˈɪntrɪstɪd/

lec‧ture /ˈlektʃə/

excited about

- Maria’s excited about the wedding.

excited to do something

- Michelle was excited to hear from him.

tired of (doing) something

I’m tired of the classes

I’m tired of going to class

be annoyed at/with somebody

- She was annoyed with Duncan because he forgot to phone.

bored with

- Are you bored with your present job?

interested in

- I’ve always been interested in music.

worried about

- I’m really worried about my brother.

Ex. 3

ex‧cit‧ed /ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

Depressed /depressing

I feel … when it’s cloudy.

I can’t read this book, it’s … .

be‧hav‧iour British English, behavior American English /bɪˈheɪvjə/ comportamiento

worried - worrying /ˈwʌri-ɪŋ/

war

Br.E. neighbour(hood) -> Am.E. Neighbor(hood)

Brother(hood)

Homework: p. 53, ex. 1 and 4 + p. 55 grammar spot.

(UK)

20/3/19 Today is the twentieth / twenty-first of March, twenty nineteen

20 March 2019 Today is the twentieth/ twenty-first of March, twenty nineteen

(USA)

March 20 2019 Today is March (the) twentieth, twenty nineteen