Would you like to
come to the cinema?
Would you like to
invite our friends?
Do you like
going to the cinema?
p. 64
steak /steɪk/ - filete
stick /stɪk/ - palo
I’d /aɪd/
the short form of ‘I would’
- I’d like a pizza, please.
There is a coffee / an apple… (sing. Count.)
There are some cakes / fruits / coffees / pieces of
toast (Plu. Count)
There is some cake / fruit / coffee / toast (unc.)
GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?
• Fruit is usually uncountable:
I love fruit.
✗Don’t say: I love fruits.
• Fruit is used as a countable noun when talking about
particular types of fruit:
- They grow mainly citrus fruits.
Sore throat
p. 64
I like donuts.
I’d like a donut.
p 65
on‧ion /ˈʌnjən/
re‧ci‧pe /ˈresəpi/ ●●● S3 noun
1 [countable] instructions for cooking
HERBS:
Parsley/ˈpɑːsli/- perejil
Thyme /taim/- tomillo
Dill-
eneldo
Bay /bei/ leaves- laurel
Rosemary/ˈrəʊzməri/ - romero
Oregano /əˈreɡənoʊ/
Sage/seɪdʒ/-
salvia
Basil/ˈbeɪzəl/-
albahaca
marjoram
/ˈmɑːdʒərəm/ mejorana
Peppermint-
hierbabuena
I have a lot of potatoes / whiskey.
I don’t have many potatoes / much whiskey.
How many
potatoes do you have?
How much
Whiskey do you have?
Do you have many potatoes?
Do you have much Whiskey?
There was a lot of beer.
I drank a lot.
There were a lot of people.
I talked a lot.
-We have 3 potatoes.
- Buy three big ones (potatoes) more.
The shopping list
Homework: P. 65
(practice), ex. 1, 2 and 3 & writing activity (->p. 112).
Adverbs: (p. 60)
He is a careful (adj)-> driver (n).
He drives (v) <-careful span="" style="background: yellow; mso-highlight: yellow;">ly (adv).
He is a fast (adj) -> driver (n).
He drives (v) <-fast adv="" o:p="">
He works hard (trabaja duro)
He hardly works (apenas trabaja)
Good (adj) ->well (adv)
He is a good driver.
He drives well.
I know somebody in the city.
I don’t know anybody in the city.
Do you know anybody in the city?
Somebody = someone
There’s something under the car.
There isn’t anything under the car.
Is there anything under the car?
Somewhere – anywhere
Everyone – everybody – everything - everywhere…
I like everything in this shop.
I see her everywhere.
Nothing – no one – nobody – nowhere.
I know nobody.
I
like anything (en afirmativa-> cualquier cosa)
Todas
estas partículas se conjugan en tercera persona del singular:
Everybody likes her.
Nobody lives here.
Big quantity: A lot of – many – much
I have a lot of exams. (count)
I don’t have many exams.
Do you have many exams?
How many exams do you have?
I have a lot of free time. (unc)
I don’t have much free time.
Do you have much free time?
How much free time do you have?
Normal quantity: Some – any
I have some exams.
I don’t have any exams.
Do you have any exams?
Would you like to have some exams?
I have some free time.
I don’t have any free time.
Do you have any free time?
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