Vocabulary: Common Adjectives

Ugly: feo 4A Vocabulary: Clothes and appearance

Gorgeous: precioso Bracelet:
Rude: maleducado High heels
Silly: tonto Sandals
Serious: serio Go to hairdresser´s
Perfect: perfecto
Underwear: (noun) clothes that you wear under all your other
Delicious: delicioso
clothes
Awful: horrible
I always put on my underwear first of all
1B Vocbulary: Adverbs Sweatshirt: (noun) long-sleeved informal garment, usually made
PARTICULARLY: especificamente of thick cotton, worn on the upper part of the body.
PRETTY: bonito If you're cold, put on a sweatshirt.
ABSOLUTELY: absolutamente Tracksuit: (noun) loose, comfortable clothing, usually pants and
RARELY: rara vez a t-shirt, especially worn for exercise.
GENERALLY: generalmente The soccer players wore their tracksuits before the game started.
FAIRLY: limpio Get a new outfit: (phrase) to buy a new set of clothes, often for a
ESPECIALLY: especial particular event or activity. Lucy bought a new outfit before going
REALLY: en serio to the wedding.
NORMALLY: normalmente Have a shave: (phrase) to cut the hair on a man's face I shave
MAINLY: principalmente every morning before taking a shower
HARDLY EVER: casi nunca Look one´s best: (phrase) dress very elegantly and look very
good You have to look your best when you go to that job
VOCALARY: 2A TOURISM interview
HAVE AN ADVENTURE: tener una aventura
BUY SOUVENIRS: comprar recuerdos 4B: VOCABULARY Adjectives: Places
EXCHANGE SOME MONEY: cambia algo de dinero Low: near the ground
BOOK ACCOMMODATION: reservar alojamiento - Bajo: cerca del suelo
CHECK OUT OF A HOTEL: sla de un hotel High: a long way above the ground
CHECK INTO A HOTEL: registrarse en un hotel - Alto: un largo camino sobre el suelo
STAY (ON A CAMPSITE – IN A HOSTEL): quedarse Peaceful: (adjective) quiet and calm I love coming here on
GET A VISA: conseguir la visa vacation.
GO AWAY: irse it's so peaceful
FOREING CURRENCY: moneda extranjera - Tranquilo: (adjetivo) tranquilo y calmado Me encanta
BACKPACK: mochila venir aquí de vacaciones. Es tan tranquilo
Narrow: (adjective) not wide.
2B VOCABULARY: TRAVEL COLLOCATIONS The river is very narrow up here in the mountains.
HITCHHIKE: hacer autostop - Estrecho: (adjetivo) no ancho.
LAND: tierra El río es muy estrecho aquí en las montañas
SET OFF: despegar Ordinary: (adjective) not special, different, or unusual
BOARD: tabla Live in an ordinary house that looks like all the others in the area.
TRAVEL AROUD: viajara alrededo - Ordinario: (adjetivo) no especial, diferente o inusual
LONG QUEUE: larga cola Vivir en una casa ordinaria que se parece a todas las
GET LOST: perderse demás en el área
LONG DELAYS: largos retrasos Magnificent: (adjective) very good or very beautiful
TRAFFIC JAM: tráfico Oh The old theater in the center of the city is a magnificent
CRASH: choque building.
BREAK DOWN: romper - Magnífico: (adjetivo) muy bueno o muy bonito
MISS A TRAIN: perder u olvidar un tren Oh El antiguo teatro en el centro de la ciudad es un
magnífico edificio
3A VOCABULARY: MAKE – DO – GIVE COLLOCATIONS Outdoor: (adjective) not in a building, outside In the summer, we
DO WELL: hacerlo bien often go to the outdoor pool.
DO SOMETHING NICE: hacer algo bonito - Exterior: (adjetivo) no en un edificio, fuera.
MAKE A JOKE: hacer una broma En verano, a menudo vamos a la piscina al aire libre
MAKE SOMEBODY: hacer alguien Ancient: (adjective) very old modern
MAKE A FRIEND: hacer un amigo There are many beautiful ones old buildings in italy
GIVE SOMEBODY A HUG: darle un abrazo a alguien - Antiguo: (adjetivo) muy antiguo moderno
GIVE SOMEBODY A TIP: darle un concejo a alguien Hay muchos hermosos. Edificios antiguos en Italia
GIVE SOMETHING AWAY: regalar algo Modern: (adjective) new, non-traditional Dubai is a very modern
GIVE SOMEBODY DIRECTIONS: darle una direccoón a city.
alguien - Moderno: (adjetivo) nuevo, no tradicional
Dubai es una ciudad muy moderna
Ugly: (adjective) not attractive or pleasing to the eye That new
office building in the center of town is really ugly. I hate it
- Feo: (adjetivo) no atractivo o agradable a la vista
VOCABULARY 3B: MONEY Ese nuevo edificio de oficinas en el centro de la ciudad es
AFFORD: ofrecer realmente feo. Lo odio
OWE: debe Pretty: (adjective) attractive or pleasing to the eye There are
GET A LOAN: conseguir un préstamo some very pretty villages in Britain.
BORROW SOMETHING FROM SOMEBODY: pedir prestado - Bonito: (adjetivo) atractivo o agradable a la vista
algo a alguien Hay algunos pueblos muy bonitos en Gran Bretaña
LEND: prestar Tiny: (adjective) very small The apartment we saw was tiny. We
PAY SOMETHING BACK: devolver algo need something bigger for the three of us.
SPECIAL OFFERS: ofertas especiales
- Pequeño: (adjetivo) muy pequeño
BANK ACCOUNT: cuenta bancaria
El apartamento que vimos era pequeño. Necesitamos algo más PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
grande para los tres
I WAS PLAYING TENNIS
SHE WAS PLAYING TENNIS
Huge: Vey big
5A VOCABULARY: Work WAS SHE PLAYING TENNIS?
Hairdresser: WERE THEY PLAYING TENNIS?
Scientist:
Lawyer:
Accountant: PAST TENSE
Work long hours:
I ASKED FOR INFORMATION YESTEDAY
Work at weekends:
I DRIVE THE CAR
Work in a team: I DROVE THE CAR
Need good qualifications: DID I ASK FOR INFORMATION YESTEDAY?
Need several years´ training: necesita varios años de
formación PRESENT PERFECT
Earn a good salary:
Make important decisions: YOU HAVE GONE TO USA
HAVE YOU GONE TO USA?
5B VOCABULARY: Jobs
Postman: SHE HAS GONE TO USA
Builder: HAS SHE GONE TO USA?
Musician:
Politician: YOU HAVEN´T GONE TO USA
HE HASN´T GONE TO USA
Journalist:
Architec:
Designer:
Vet:
6A VOCABULARY: VERBS WITH DEPENDET PREPOSITIONS
DEAL WITH SOMETHING:
LOOK AT SOMETHING:
CONCENTRATE ON SOMETHING:
THINK ABOUT SOMETHING:
BORROW SOMETHING FROM SOMEBODY:
SPEND SOMETHINGON SOMEBODY:
ASK:
THINK OF SOMETHING:
ARRIVE AT SOMETHING:

VOCABULARY 6B –ed/-ing adjectives:

RELAXED:
ANNOYED:
DISAPPOINTED:
CONFUSED:
TIRED:
FRIGGTENED:
AMAZED:
EMBARRASSED:
SURPRISED:
SHOCKED:

GRAMMAR REVIEW

PRESENT TENSE
I PLAY BASKETBALL
-I DON´T PLAY
SHE PLAYS BAS……
-SHE DOESN´T PLAY

IS SHE A DOCTOR?
DO YOU PLAY BAS….?
DOES SHE PLAY BAS…….?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I AM PLAYING TENNIS
-I´M NOT PLAYING TENNIS
SHE IS PLAYING TENNIS
SHE ISN´T PLAYING TENNIS

IS SHE PLAYING TENNIS?

ARE THEY PLAYING TENNIS?