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    Unit 26 th

    Lesson one
    1. It’s him: es el
    2. Nighttime burglar: ladrón nocturne
    3. Rob: robar

    Repeat

    1. The burglar is a male, thirty to thirty – five years old


    2. He’s normal height with a wide chest and shoulders
    3. He has short hair and some hair on his face
    4. He has a large mouth with thin lips
    5. He has a strong chin
    6. Benny’s head is huge

    Vocabulary

    1. Height: altura, estatura


    2. Wide: ancho
    3. Chest: torso
    4. Shoulders: hombros
    5. Mouth: boca
    6. Chin: mentón
    7. Strong: fuerte
    8. Lips: labio
    9. Thin fino
    10. Fingers: dedo
    11. Leg: pierna
    12. Hurts: lastimar
    13. Huge: enorme, gigante
    14. Trouble: problemas, dificultad

    Phrasal

    1. Big nose: nariz grande


    2. Wide shoulder: anchos hombros
    3. Doesn’t have hair: no tiene cabello
    4. Thin lips: labios finos

    Repeat two

    1. Where were you last night?


    2. Where did you go after he was asleep? / A dónde fuiste después de que él estaba
    dormido?
    3. How much did this stuff cost? / ¿Cuánto costó esto?
    4. What did you do last night when you left the house?
    5. How did you get all the money for this stuff?
    6. When did you come home last night? / ¿Cuándo llegaste a casa anoche?
    7. Why were you not at work this morning?
    8. What did you eat for dinner?
    9. What happened? / ¿ que paso?
    10. How do you think this man feels? / ¿Cómo crees que se siente este hombre?

    Vocabulary two

    1. Asleep: dormido
    2. Stuff: cosas
    3. Left: salió

    Practice

    1. I looked out my front window and saw a red car


    2. About ten minutes later, they drove away in on old block van
    3. I saw two men carrying a bookshelf to a van

    Lesson 2
    1. Upset: molesto/descomponerse
    2. Can stand: poder tolerar
    3. Nervous: nervioso
    4. Happy: feliz
    5. Sad: triste
    6. Excited: entusiasmado
    7. Love: amar
    8. Hate: odiar
    9. Get fired: despedido/a
    10. Eggplant: berenjenas
    11. Smell: oler
    12. Realize: percatarse
    13. Truly: de verdad
    14. There were: habia

    Repeat

    1. I’m happy that it’s our idea, but not happy that Todd gets the credit (credet) / Estoy feliz
    de que sea nuestra idea, pero no estoy feliz de que Todd obtenga el crédito (crédito)
    2. he’s excited to get that money
    3. I’m not sad, I think I’m upset
    4. Why is he relaxed?
    5. He’s relaxed because he’s going to win
    6. I can’t stan him / No puedo soportarlo
    7. You’re being nice. I hate him / tu estás siendo Bueno. Lo odio
    8. Don’t say hate. It’s a bad word
    9. I’m into seeing Todd lose / Me gusta ver a Todd perder
    Practice

    1. There were many presentations in the last three days


    2. There were many good ideas and there were many bad ideas
    3. I wasn’t sure witch ideas weas the number one idea
    4. But last night I was at home
    5. And I realized there was one truly great idea
    6. I’m going to tell you the winner now
    7. The banana cup from our head of human resouces, Rima!
    8. That was a terrible idea

    Repeat

    1. John was at home last night. He wea in bed reading a back


    2. There were many people at the party yesterday
    3. Did you see where he was yesterday?
    4. There were many good football players in the game?
    5. That was a great idea
    6. Where were you yesterday?

    Leasson three
    Repeat

    1. Can you taste it for me? / taste: sabor, gusto


    2. It’s not very good
    3. That wasn’t very nice to say
    4. No problem

    Practice

    1. Sorry, About that -> that’s all right don’t worry about it
    2. Can you come in tomorrow? -> yes, it’s no problem
    3. I’m leaving now
    4. I never get sick
    5. I’m getting sick
    6. I always get up early
    7. He’s leaving at 2 p.m.

    Repeat

    1. What are those?


    2. The man is standing by the water
    3. She’s waiting for someone
    4. You and your wife are smillling
    5. Are holding hand
    6.

    Practice

    1. We got married
    2. We were married, but we were also best friends
    3. Someday, I want to get married to my best friend
    4. You’re going to find the right person someday

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