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Recognizable

Incredible

Affordable: permitirse de dinero

Comfortable: cantf- able

Desirable:

Profitable

Suitable: apropiado

Easy:

Dirty

Healthy

Noisy

Risky

Addictive

Expensive

Impressive

Delicious

Dangerous

Luxurious

Specious

Colorful

stressful

Successful

Useful

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Colour analysis

3B

LISTENING

Confident and glamorous

Ejercicio C

1.- T

2.- F

3.- T

4.-F

5.-F

6-F

7-T

8T

9T

10 F

Scarves: bufanda

Well-dressed

DIFERENCIAR ENTRE REMEMBER Y REMIND

I remember sth / sb

Sth / sb reminds me of sth / sb

Yellow reminds me of summer

That song reminds me of you

Duck egg: azul verdoso

1. Most
2. Than
3. Ones
4. In
5. More
6. MUCH
7. AS
8. THE

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COMPARATIVOS

Tenemos el adjetivo normal: delante del nombre siempre. Nunca van con S detrás. ER Than
no more, ver qué tipo de adjetivo es.

En términos de igualdad: AS ------ AS

ADJETIVOS LARGOS: THE MOST DIFFICULT

TALL, TALLER, THE TALLEST

HOT, HOTTER, THE HOTTEST

MODERN, MORE MODER, THE MOST MODERN

BUSY, BUSIER, THE BUSIEST

INTERESTING, DANGEROUS CON MORE O LESS

IRREGULARES

GOOD, BETTER, BEST

BAD, WORSE, THE WORST

FAR, FARTHER, THE FARTHEST: PUEDE SER O MÁS LEJOS O MÁS CANTIDAD

ADJECTIVE ACABADOS EN ONE, ONE ES PRONOMBRE: ONE OR ONES

SUITCASE

CHEAPS ONE
Página 133, ejercicio B del 1B

Complete the sentences to mean the same thing.

Adam is friendlier than Chris.

Chris isn't as friendly as Adam.

1 Tom isn't as lucky as his brother.

Tom's brother is luckier than he is.

2 Their house is much bigger than ours.

Our house is much smaller than theirs.

3 My new password is easier to memorize than my old one.

My old password was more difficult to memorize than my new one.

4 This flat is nicer than the other two we've looked at.

This flat is the best of the three we've looked at.

5 My sister's children are more helpful than mine.

My children aren't as helpful as my sister 's.

6 The weather wasn't as good as we'd expected.

The weather was worse than we'd expected.

7 The film was muchless exciting than the book.

The book was more exciting than the film.

8 Yellow will look better than red for your kitchen.

Red won't look as good as yellow for your kitchen.

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Extremes!
1 What is the hottest place you've ever be en to? (hot)

2 Which sportsperson from your country do you think is the most positive
role model? (positive)

3 Which is the most popular restaurant in your town? (popular)

4 Where are some places you often walk to? Which are
to and from the furthest your home? (clase, far)

5 Who is the clevest person you know? (clever) Why do you think so?

6 Where are you the most stressed: at home, at work, or somewhere else?
Why? (stressed)

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1 DESCRIBING A ROOM

a Read Ana's description of her room. Does it sound comfortable to you? Why (not)?

For me, it is not a comfortable room because of the color so strident. Also, I think there are too many
furniture that is not very functional and annoying, like those unnecessary cupboards. I think cleaning will
also be a problem. Therefore, I think that this room should be extensively remodeled so that it offers real
comfort

b Read the description again. Number the topics in the order she mentions them.

D The colour of the walls, door, etc. 1

D What furniture there is 2

D Where the room is 3

D Why she likes it 4

e Complete the gaps in the text with a preposition from the list. Some prepositions are used more than
once.

Above, at, from, in, inside, on, with

MY PINK ROOM

l've just finished university so l'm living 1 _at_ my parents'

house at the moment, 2 in my old room. lt hasn't changed

since I was a teenager. The walls are pale pink and the door and

the window frame are much darker pink. We painted the room

when we first moved there when I was 13, and l'm 23 now but

I still love the colour.

lt's quite a big room with a huge wardrobe along one wall, so
I have plenty of space for all my clothes and shoes and jewellery.

There's a full-length mirror inside the wardrobe door. My bed

is painted bright pink, and has lots of cushions on it.

There's a disco ball hanging from the ceiling in the middle of the room. I have the same desk l've had since

I was really little. lt's pushed right up against the wall and

above the desk there are some wooden shelves that my dad

put up. That's where I keep my diaries, books, and some plants.

There's also a big pinkish rug on the floor.

I have an armchair in the corner which my mum

didn't want anymore. lt's got yellow and blue stripes. lt's really

comfortable but quite ugly, and the colours don't match the rest of

the room. l've covered it with a blanket which is also pink to

hide it. My room is quite girly because it has so many pink things.

lt's a bit like me, I suppose, and that's probably why I still like it!

d You're going to write a description of your favourite room. Plan the description.

1 Say which room it is and where.

2 Describe the room, the furniture, and the decoration.

3 Say if the room has changed at all.

4 Explain why it is your favourite room.

e Write the description of the room, in four paragraphs. Use Vocabulary Bank

Adjective suffixes p.l52 to help you with vocabulary.

f Check your description for mistakes

(grammar, vocabulary, punctuation, and spelling).

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My favorite room is not in this world, as far as I know. It is only in my mind, in my imagination because I've
never seen it or touch it. However, I have to say that it is as attractive or more than any conventional room.
Let me tell you.

In that ideal room the furniture is not made of wood, not plastic. There are no conventional cupboards, no
desk or television. Neither are there mirrors or toys or beds. There are only golden boxes that transport us
in time to other eras and a large capsule with thousands of files that keep the memory of time. Through the
huge windows there is a transparent light that combines with the gold of the drawers. It is a wonderful
feeling.
It is a fun room that has not changed over time. It remains intact over the centuries. Can you believe that it
does not even need to be cleaned? Well, a little bit of dust does accumulate the drawers.

It's a wonderful room that I would not replace for anything in the world. In fact, it will always continue with
me, in my mind. Of course, at least while alive

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1B VOCABULARY

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PÁGINA 194 DEL TEACHER

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For + ing ¿cuándo?

Intención o propósito usamos infinitivo: por ejemplo: We will stop at the pub to have a drink / for a
drink

NUNCA: FOR DRINKING

FUNCIÓN: An altimeter is used for measuring heights / I need something for storing (ALMACENAR) my
cds

REASON: You should talk to Jane She is famous for being a good listener

CON ADJETIVOS + PREPOSICIONES: We are grateful to you for helping with the work (reacción to
causa)

CON S O Z

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Snake y zebra: /s/ y /z/ silbantes: depende de la vocal que acompaña : es sonora o no?? Si es
sonora, Z de cabeza.

S: Snake, fleep flops, massage, passport, safary, sunset, swimsuit.

Z: zebra, bags, cruise, holydays, pyjamas, razor, towels (por la L): influencia de la G, son sonoras,
influencia de la UI y de las vocales que son sonoras.

EJERCICIO E

Nunca al comienzo de la frase una letra S se pronuncia Z. Si es Z es porque es Z

1) Some sunglasses
2) Summer clothes
 3) Bags and cases
4) Shoes and socks
5) Striped pyjamas
6) See the sights

PÁGINA 15

PRIMER EJERCICIO

1-B

2-E

3-D

4-A

5-C

OJO DIFERENCIAR ENTRE LET, ALLOW Y PERMIT

PERMIT: EL MÁS FORMAL;

ALLOW: MEDIO: MÁS GENTLEMAN

LET: FORMAL INFORMAL: MÁS PRÁCTICO

b 1 32>)) Listen toan interview with a US security screen. Does she feel mainly positive or
mainly negative about her job? e Listen again. Choose a , b , or c. ,_0 Tip: Multiple-choice
listening

• Read the quest ions carefully before you listen.

• Don't choose an option just because it has a word you heard in the recording. Make sure
a/1 of the information is correct.

She mentions taking away people's __ .

a food and drink

b scissors and razors

e perfume and shampoo

2 When she has to take things away from passengers she __ .

a enjoys it
b feels bad about it

e thinks it's just a routine part of her job

3 What she likes best about her job is

a meeting all sorts of different people

b keeping the things that she takes away from passengers

e being able to get free flights

4 Some other colleagues get angry with people who __ .

a are rude

b are trying to hide things

e are slow

S She thinks so screnrs can be unfriendly because _ _ .

a they work long hours

b the job is very repetitive

e the rules are always changing

6 One thing that annoys her about passcngcrs is that __ .

a they complain about travelling

b they get aggressive

e thcy don't knm.v thc r ules

7 Passengers are most poli teto the sccu r ity screeners _ _ .

a early in the morning

b in the afternoon

e late at night
1 Go couch-surfing. On websites like couchsurfing.org, local people wil!let you sleep on their
sofa fo r free. It's not luxury

travel, but you'll meet friendly locals and see

how they really live.

2 Swap houses. Exchange houses with

someone in the place you're going to visit.

You stay in their place, and they stay in

yours. Websites like homelink.org can

ar range this for a small fee.

3 Save on travel costs. Bool< early for good

offers with low-cost airlines. Use special

services such as InterRail for travelling

around Europe by train, or check out

car-sharing websites like ridefinder.eu.

4 Eat street food. In many cities, even really

expensive ones, you can find food which is

both tasty and cheap at stalls in the street.

For example, try crepes in Paris, kebabs in

lstanbul, tacos in Mexico City. Most places

have their own delicious speciality.

5 Try 'voluntourisrn'. These holidays combine

volunteer worl< and tourism. Help in an

orphanage, worl< on an organic farm, and

more- all for free. You'll save money and

have experiences you'd never find on a

package holiday.
HOMEWORK

GRAMMAR 1B 2ª

READING 16

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Presente simple y presente continuo

Ejercicio 1

Pagina 132

Do you prefer

We are thinking

Do we need

He is flying

Does not have

What are you doing?

Is having

Am shopping

Are you going

We are staying at home

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Pag 16 ejercicio e

Do you prefer?

Are you planning

Are you thinking

Do you want
Do you usually do

Are you doing

Does finish

Are you going

Are you doing

Are you having dinner

HOMEWORK

EJERCICIO B PAG 134

2A GRAMMAR 142

Ejercicio 7 de la pági 17

SPEAKING

In my opinion, tourists have an opinion of the Spanish that varies according to the country they
come from.

I think that Portuguese, Italians and Greeks are very close to us. However, tourists from
countries like Great Britain do not see us so closely.

In fact, I think the British, especially young British people, treat us very badly. Let's look at the
summer season in the Balearic Islands or the Levante area

The chaos is absolute and the deal horrendous, especially if you are a worker or a neighbor of
that area.

Wondering why this attitude is related to education. In theory, these young tourists are usually
upper class who do here what is forbidden by the classic British Victorian moral

There is also a certain feeling of superiority in that attitude. For them, Spain would be within
what are called pig countries

DIFERENCIAR

AT (GENERAL)/ IN (MÁS ESPECÍFICO)

Tweets en vaciones

La tarde antes tus vacaciones

Stressed preparing the suitcase for tomorrow. The plane doesn´t wait for anyone

La primera mañana de tus vacaciones

Here surviving. We have just arrived at the hotel and it is amazing

El segundo y tercer día

There is no respite. This adventure is worth it

LA ÚLTIMA tarde de tus vacaciones

Our stay is consumed little by little this paradise

El día después de tus vacaciones

Traffic, children, school. Back at home

See, look stare watch

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