04/06/2014, Wednesday

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, ravine /re´vi:n/, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, thumb, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Corregir BOOK, page 28+, ejercicio 3 de comprensión sobre el texto ICONS.

-BOOK, page 28+29, GRAMMAR: revisamos la teoría sobre uso del artículo y hacemos los ejercicios 1a + 2b + 3  

-BOOK, page 29, SPEAKING: 1a + 1b + 2.Cada estudiante describe una fotografía hablando durante dos minutos. Después se comentan los errores cometidos a lo largo del speech

-Ampliación de explicación sobre oraciones de relativo:

a)Defining relative clauses: cuándo podemos omitir el pronombre relativo

b)Non-defining relative clauses: “that” no puede sustituir a “who” o “which”

-Corregir BOOK, page 142, ejercicio 3.1.a (sólo las dos primeras frases).

  

HOMEWORK:

-BOOK, page 34, VOCABULARY/COMMUNICATION, exercise 4

-BOOK, page 34, GRAMMAR, exercises 1a + 2a

-BOOK, page 34, FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, exercise 1

-BOOK, page 35, VOCABULARY, exercises 1 + 3a

-BOOK, page 35, GRAMMAR, exercises 1a + 2

-BOOK, page 35, FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, exercise 1a