Numbers
5 five -15 fifteen- 50 fifty – 55 fifty-five
4 four -14 fourteen – 40 forty – 47 forty-seven
3 three – 13 thirteen – 30 thirty -32 thirty-two
Food and Drink
fruit juice,beer,wine,water,coke: zumo de fruta,cerveza,vino,agua,coca-cola.
A glass of…,a bottle of : Un vaso de…,una botella de…
How much is …?, Have you got any…? Can I have some…?
Meat,fish,vegetables… Carne,pescado,verdura…
Breakfast,lunch,dinner… Desayuno,comida,cena.
Meals and snacks. Comidas y tentempiés.
Jorvik Viking Center.
It´s a museum and it´s one of the most popular turist attractions outside London in the city of York where Jorvick Viking Center is.
In 793 AD, the vikings travelled across the North Sea from Scandinavia and came to Britain. On of the towns on the north of England was Jorvik. When the ancient city of Coppergate was investigated to know more about the past. The arqueologists found objects underground and they learned how the people of Jorvik lived, ate, and what they did in their free time.
The Jorvik Viking Center opened in 1984. Visitors are transported back in time on audio-visual scenes .They can find out what Vikings looked like,see their houses,shops and hear them speak in Old Norse. You can also look at more than 800 exhibits of Viking Objects.
Answer the questions.
Where is The Jorvik Center ?
When did the Vikings first came to U.K.?
What can visitors find out in the Jorvik Viking Center ?
Vocabulary: Behaviour
acceptable: aceptable
badly-behaved: mal educado
well-behaved: bien educado
common: vulgar
compulsory: obligatorio
dishonest: deshonesto
easy-going: de trato fácil.
honest: honesto
rare: raro
strict : estricto
unfair: injusto
direct: directo
Vocabulary: Emotions.
-Enfadado:angry.
-Emocionado:excited.
-Divertido:funny.
-Solo:lonely.
-Nervioso:nervous.
-Relajado:relaxed.
-Sorprendido:surprised.
-Cansado:tired.
Too,too much,too many, (not) enough
-Se usa TOO antes de un adjetivo.
Ej: Is the story too complicated?
¿Es la historia muy complicada?
-Se usa TOO MUCH antes de un nombre incontable.
Ej: Don’t spend too much money on actors.
No gastes demasiado dinero en actores.
-Se usa TOO MANY antes de un nombre contable.
Ej: There were too many scenes with no action.
Había demasiadas escenas sin acción.
-Se usa ENOUGH después de un adjetivo.
Ej: The film alone isn’t profitable enough.
La película por sí sola no es lo suficiente rentable.
-Se usa ENOUGH antes de un nombre.
Ej: You won’t have enough money for especial effects.
No tendrás suficiente dinero para efectos especiales.
Ever, Never, Just
Estas preposiciones de tiempo siempre se usan con Present Perfect.
Ever. En frases interrogativas. Have you ever been to London?
Has estado alguna vez en Londres?
Never. En frases negativas. I´ve never had a bike.
Nunca he tenido una bici.
Melissa has just bought a coke. Melissa acaba de comprar una coca-cola.
Offers and Suggestions
TO+ INFINITIVE : Se usa para expresar ofrecimientos.
She offered to help Mary with her project.
THAT + SUBJECT + INFINITIVE :Se usa para dar sugerencias.
Peter suggested that Clarie wait outside.
Functional Language
Algunas expresiones que debemos conocer en inglés.
How surprising ! Qué sorprendente !
That´s understandable. Eso es comprensible.
What was it like? Qué aspecto tenía ?
How did you feel ? Cómo te sentiste ?
That sounds terrible. Eso parece horrible.
Aready,Yet,Still.
Estas preposiciones de tiempo se usan con el tiempo verbal present perfect.
She has already phoned him. Ella ya lo ha telefoneado.
We haven´t had lunch yet. No hemos comido aun.
Yet y Still se usan también en oraciones negativas.
They still haven´t visited Spain. Ellos todavía no han visitado España.
