1. He’s by far the cleverest person I know
.2. On no account Of late buy the computer unless I’m with you.
3. She’ll agree to go out with me sooner or later
4. I’ll phone you as soon as I get to the hotel.
5. Don’t worry, we’ll get the money somehow or other
viernes, 21 de noviembre de 2008
1. This picture is rather nice. Where did you get it?
Esté cuadro es bastante bonito. ¿Dónde lo has conseguido?
2. I’d rather go to the beach than a museum
Preferiría ir a la playa que a un museo
.3. I think that eating out in Barcelona is quite expensive.
Creo que comer fuera en Barcelona es bastante caro.
4. Have you washed the car yet?
¿Has lavado ya el coche?
5. England is too cold and wet in winter.
Inglaterra es demasiado fría y húmeda en invierno.
6. I barely arrived at the airport in time to catch the plane.
Apenas he llegado al aeropuerto a tiempo de coger el avión
7. Are you still writing to her after all these years?
¿Todavía estás escribiéndole después de tantos años?
8. Do you want anything else to drink?
¿Quieres algo más para beber?
Esté cuadro es bastante bonito. ¿Dónde lo has conseguido?
2. I’d rather go to the beach than a museum
Preferiría ir a la playa que a un museo
.3. I think that eating out in Barcelona is quite expensive.
Creo que comer fuera en Barcelona es bastante caro.
4. Have you washed the car yet?
¿Has lavado ya el coche?
5. England is too cold and wet in winter.
Inglaterra es demasiado fría y húmeda en invierno.
6. I barely arrived at the airport in time to catch the plane.
Apenas he llegado al aeropuerto a tiempo de coger el avión
7. Are you still writing to her after all these years?
¿Todavía estás escribiéndole después de tantos años?
8. Do you want anything else to drink?
¿Quieres algo más para beber?
1. I realized I’d left my passport in the restaurant. (suddenly)
(suddenly), I (suddenly) realized (suddenly) I’d left my passport in the restaurant
2. Have you eaten snake? (ever)
Have you (ever) eaten snake?
3. I’ve had an operation in my life. (never)
I’ve (never) had an operation in my life
4. She is late. (usually)
She is (usually) late.
5. I’ve seen her on the bus. (often)
I’ve (often) seen her on the bus.
6. I’ve got a meeting. (now)
(Now) I’ve got a meeting (now).
7. Brazil are going to beat Germany. (definitely)
(definitely) Brazil are (definitely) going to beat Germany (definitely
8. We’ll see each other in the pub. (probably)
(Probably) We’ll (probably) see each other in the pub (probably).
(suddenly), I (suddenly) realized (suddenly) I’d left my passport in the restaurant
2. Have you eaten snake? (ever)
Have you (ever) eaten snake?
3. I’ve had an operation in my life. (never)
I’ve (never) had an operation in my life
4. She is late. (usually)
She is (usually) late.
5. I’ve seen her on the bus. (often)
I’ve (often) seen her on the bus.
6. I’ve got a meeting. (now)
(Now) I’ve got a meeting (now).
7. Brazil are going to beat Germany. (definitely)
(definitely) Brazil are (definitely) going to beat Germany (definitely
8. We’ll see each other in the pub. (probably)
(Probably) We’ll (probably) see each other in the pub (probably).
ADVERBIOS
1. I like most music, but jazz is the best better.
2. How far is the station from here?
3. I speak Spanish worse than any of my friends.
4. 6 o’clock is too early. Can you come later?
5. Don’t buy anything here, it’s the most expensive shop in town.
2. How far is the station from here?
3. I speak Spanish worse than any of my friends.
4. 6 o’clock is too early. Can you come later?
5. Don’t buy anything here, it’s the most expensive shop in town.
1. We don’t trust builders. We always do building work and painting . ourselves.
2. My wife is a wonderful cook. She does everything .herself.
3. Our oven is a ‘self-cleaning’ oven. This means you press a button and it cleans .itself.
4. Her children are over six years old, and they still can’t feed .themselves. Their mother has to feed them.
5. If we can’t find people to help us, we’ll have to do it .ourselves
6. I felt very old when I looked at myself in the mirror this morning
.7. My brother is good with his hands. He always fixes his car .himself
8. Don’t copy his work, do it by yourself. !
2. My wife is a wonderful cook. She does everything .herself.
3. Our oven is a ‘self-cleaning’ oven. This means you press a button and it cleans .itself.
4. Her children are over six years old, and they still can’t feed .themselves. Their mother has to feed them.
5. If we can’t find people to help us, we’ll have to do it .ourselves
6. I felt very old when I looked at myself in the mirror this morning
.7. My brother is good with his hands. He always fixes his car .himself
8. Don’t copy his work, do it by yourself. !
. Me gustan esos cuadros.
I like those pictures
2. Éste libro es muy bueno.
This book is very good
3. No me gusta esa casa.
I don’t like that house
4. Ninguno de mis amigos vive en ésta ciudad.
None of my friends live in this city.
5. Éste coche no es mío. Ese es mi coche.
This car isn’t mine. That’s my car.
6. Dame dos kilos de éstas naranjas
Give me two kilos of those oranges
I like those pictures
2. Éste libro es muy bueno.
This book is very good
3. No me gusta esa casa.
I don’t like that house
4. Ninguno de mis amigos vive en ésta ciudad.
None of my friends live in this city.
5. Éste coche no es mío. Ese es mi coche.
This car isn’t mine. That’s my car.
6. Dame dos kilos de éstas naranjas
Give me two kilos of those oranges
PRONOMBRES
1. ‘That woman has got blue hair and she’s dancing in the street. Look at her
2. ‘Those people are going to sit down before us and we’ve been waiting longer than them
3. ‘I haven’t met your girlfriend yet, is she here?’‘Yes, that’s her it over there.’
4. ‘I’m going to bed.’‘ me too, I’m really tired.’
5. ‘She’s so beautiful, and he’s so ugly. Why is she with her him ?’
6. ‘I like your car. When did you buy it?’
2. ‘Those people are going to sit down before us and we’ve been waiting longer than them
3. ‘I haven’t met your girlfriend yet, is she here?’‘Yes, that’s her it over there.’
4. ‘I’m going to bed.’‘ me too, I’m really tired.’
5. ‘She’s so beautiful, and he’s so ugly. Why is she with her him ?’
6. ‘I like your car. When did you buy it?’
1. 16th Sixteenth.
2. 367 Three hundred and sixty-seven
3. 1249 One thousand two hundred and forty-nine.
4. $275 Two hundred and seventy-five dollars
5. 1,250 One thousand two hundred and fifty.
6. 2,457,983 Two million four hundred and fifty-seven thousand, nine hundred and eighty-three
7. 30th Thirtieth.
8. 2/3 two thirds.
2. 367 Three hundred and sixty-seven
3. 1249 One thousand two hundred and forty-nine.
4. $275 Two hundred and seventy-five dollars
5. 1,250 One thousand two hundred and fifty.
6. 2,457,983 Two million four hundred and fifty-seven thousand, nine hundred and eighty-three
7. 30th Thirtieth.
8. 2/3 two thirds.
1. Buenos Aires is in Argentina. It's an Argentinian city.
2. Canadians are people who live in Canada
3. Marie Curie was from Poland. She was Polish
4. I love most things from Belgium, especially Belgian chocolate
5. I hate Irish music. Actually, the only thing I like fromIreland is Guinness
6. My good friend Erik is from Holland. He speaks Dutch
7. Australia makes good wine and beer. I always buy Australian wine
8. Tequila comes from Mexico. It's a famous Mexican drink
9. My father has never been to Germany. He hates everything German , except Mercedes cars!
10. All my money is in Switzerland. Three years ago I opened a Swiss bank account.
2. Canadians are people who live in Canada
3. Marie Curie was from Poland. She was Polish
4. I love most things from Belgium, especially Belgian chocolate
5. I hate Irish music. Actually, the only thing I like fromIreland is Guinness
6. My good friend Erik is from Holland. He speaks Dutch
7. Australia makes good wine and beer. I always buy Australian wine
8. Tequila comes from Mexico. It's a famous Mexican drink
9. My father has never been to Germany. He hates everything German , except Mercedes cars!
10. All my money is in Switzerland. Three years ago I opened a Swiss bank account.
1. I live with my boyfriend.
2. We have a very big balcony at the front of our flat.
3. Thank you for the flowers. It was kind of you to remember my birthday.
4. My dog is always licking its balls
.5. Yesterday I saw Diana with her husband. They were shopping with their children.
6. When Craig gets home from work, he likes to wash his face, take of his work clothes and work on his computer.
7. I want to buy your flat. How much do you want for it?
8. Put the book in its place on the shelf.
9. Nicole and Tom have sold their house.1
0. Who is that girl you work with? I can never remember her name.
2. We have a very big balcony at the front of our flat.
3. Thank you for the flowers. It was kind of you to remember my birthday.
4. My dog is always licking its balls
.5. Yesterday I saw Diana with her husband. They were shopping with their children.
6. When Craig gets home from work, he likes to wash his face, take of his work clothes and work on his computer.
7. I want to buy your flat. How much do you want for it?
8. Put the book in its place on the shelf.
9. Nicole and Tom have sold their house.1
0. Who is that girl you work with? I can never remember her name.
1. whose book is this? "It's mine".
2.what is your favourite car?
3.whose trousers are these?
4. what is your nationality?
5.which nationality are you, English or Irish?
6.what kind of music do you prefer?
7.how fast is your car?
8. which There's tea and coffee, would you like?
9.how 'old is he?
10. which shirt are you going to wear, the brown or the black?
2.what is your favourite car?
3.whose trousers are these?
4. what is your nationality?
5.which nationality are you, English or Irish?
6.what kind of music do you prefer?
7.how fast is your car?
8. which There's tea and coffee, would you like?
9.how 'old is he?
10. which shirt are you going to wear, the brown or the black?
1. Yesterday I spent All my money, and now I don't have anything.
2. Most people in Madrid speak Spanish, but not all of them.
3. In Valencia, most of the shops open at 9 o'clock, but not of them
.4. In Ireland it rains most of the time
5. All German cars are well-made, but I like BMW's the most
6. I must be in love, because all I can think about is you
2. Most people in Madrid speak Spanish, but not all of them.
3. In Valencia, most of the shops open at 9 o'clock, but not of them
.4. In Ireland it rains most of the time
5. All German cars are well-made, but I like BMW's the most
6. I must be in love, because all I can think about is you
1. I bought a few postcards in Paris.
2. Can you ask the waiter for a little more wine please darling?
3. You haven't passed all of the exams, you've only passed a few
4. few people go out on Monday night in Valencia. There is almost no traffic
.5. I like to drink a little lemon juice before I have breakfast
.6. can I take a few pieces of paper, please?
7. $70 a week is little money these days if you want to buy a flat.
2. Can you ask the waiter for a little more wine please darling?
3. You haven't passed all of the exams, you've only passed a few
4. few people go out on Monday night in Valencia. There is almost no traffic
.5. I like to drink a little lemon juice before I have breakfast
.6. can I take a few pieces of paper, please?
7. $70 a week is little money these days if you want to buy a flat.
1. Do you know any good restaurants in Barcelona?
2. Would you like some more potatoes?
3. When I went to Paris I visited some interesting museums, but I didn't go to any art galleries
.4. Are there any messages for me on the answer phone?
5. I'd like some tomatoes and some mushrooms please. But I don't want any carrots.
2. Would you like some more potatoes?
3. When I went to Paris I visited some interesting museums, but I didn't go to any art galleries
.4. Are there any messages for me on the answer phone?
5. I'd like some tomatoes and some mushrooms please. But I don't want any carrots.
1) It didn't cost much/a lot of money to go to New Zealand.
2) How many songs can you sing?
3) There's a lot of rice in the cupboard.
4) Paco visited many/a lot of countries when he went on holiday
.5) How many interesting cities did Paco see?
6) He didn't see many/a lot of cities, but he saw many/a lot of friends.
7) Do you eat much / a lot of cheese? Yes, a lot
8) Did you send many/a lot of postcards to friends? Yes, I did.
2) How many songs can you sing?
3) There's a lot of rice in the cupboard.
4) Paco visited many/a lot of countries when he went on holiday
.5) How many interesting cities did Paco see?
6) He didn't see many/a lot of cities, but he saw many/a lot of friends.
7) Do you eat much / a lot of cheese? Yes, a lot
8) Did you send many/a lot of postcards to friends? Yes, I did.
1. No quiero este pastel, quiero el otro.
I don’t want this cake, I want the other one.
2. Pagamos treinta y cinco euros cada uno
We paid thirty-five Euros each
.3. Cambia tu ordenador cada tres años.
Change your computer every three years
4. Hay dos camas. Puedes usar cualquiera
There are two beds. You can use either.
.5. Tiene dos hermanos, pero ninguno de los dos es guapo.
She’s got two brothers, but neither of them are good looking.
I don’t want this cake, I want the other one.
2. Pagamos treinta y cinco euros cada uno
We paid thirty-five Euros each
.3. Cambia tu ordenador cada tres años.
Change your computer every three years
4. Hay dos camas. Puedes usar cualquiera
There are two beds. You can use either.
.5. Tiene dos hermanos, pero ninguno de los dos es guapo.
She’s got two brothers, but neither of them are good looking.
1. -these - this these men are from Spain.
2. -this - this these foot is dirty.
3. -these - this these scissors are very sharp.
4. -these - this these children don't have any parents.
5. - this - this these mouse is broken.
1. - those - that those roofs are made of wood.
2. - that - that those box is empty.
3. - those - that those trousers are made in China
.4. -those - that those men are waiting for the bus.
5. - that- that those tomato is very big.
2. -this - this these foot is dirty.
3. -these - this these scissors are very sharp.
4. -these - this these children don't have any parents.
5. - this - this these mouse is broken.
1. - those - that those roofs are made of wood.
2. - that - that those box is empty.
3. - those - that those trousers are made in China
.4. -those - that those men are waiting for the bus.
5. - that- that those tomato is very big.
1. She’s a pretty girl. She’s the prettiest girl in my class.
2. There are many exciting cities in North America, but I think New York is .the prettiest
3. August is a hot month in Spain. It’s the hottest usually month of the year
.4. I was so happy when I got married. My wedding day was the happiest day of my life.
5. It’s such an expensive restaurant. I think it’s the the most expensive restaurant in Madrid.
6. It’s a very interesting book. It’s one of the the most interesting books I’ve ever read
2. There are many exciting cities in North America, but I think New York is .the prettiest
3. August is a hot month in Spain. It’s the hottest usually month of the year
.4. I was so happy when I got married. My wedding day was the happiest day of my life.
5. It’s such an expensive restaurant. I think it’s the the most expensive restaurant in Madrid.
6. It’s a very interesting book. It’s one of the the most interesting books I’ve ever read
1. Football is more popular than cricket in Spain. Cricket isn’t
Cricket isn’t as popular as football in Spain
2. I work harder than you.
You don’t work as hard as me.
3. My car’s newer than yours.
Your car isn’t as new as mine.
4. His watch is more expensive than hers.
Her watch is not as expensive as his.
5. Your flat’s nicer than ours.
Our flat isn’t as nice as yours
6. Paris is colder than Casablanca.
Casablanca isn’t as cold as Paris.
Cricket isn’t as popular as football in Spain
2. I work harder than you.
You don’t work as hard as me.
3. My car’s newer than yours.
Your car isn’t as new as mine.
4. His watch is more expensive than hers.
Her watch is not as expensive as his.
5. Your flat’s nicer than ours.
Our flat isn’t as nice as yours
6. Paris is colder than Casablanca.
Casablanca isn’t as cold as Paris.
1. My motorbike isn’t very fast. I’d like . a faster motorbike
2. My husband isn’t very rich. I need a richer husband
.3. Your computer is getting old now. You need .a newer computer
4. His camera isn’t very good. He needs a better camera
.5. It isn’t very hot today. It was yesterday.hotter
6. I’m not very interested in football. I’m in tennis.more interested
2. My husband isn’t very rich. I need a richer husband
.3. Your computer is getting old now. You need .a newer computer
4. His camera isn’t very good. He needs a better camera
.5. It isn’t very hot today. It was yesterday.hotter
6. I’m not very interested in football. I’m in tennis.more interested
1. Es buena idea dar dinero a los pobres
It’s a good idea to give money to the poor.
2. Mi padre es viejo.
My father is an old man
3. Es un viaje muy caro y soy un profesor muy pobre.
It’s a very expensive trip and I am a poor teacher
4. Los mejores amantes son los Italianos
The best lovers are the Italians
5. Es importante educar a los jóvenes.
It’s important to educate the young
6. Un Audi es un coche Aleman.
An Audi is a German car
It’s a good idea to give money to the poor.
2. Mi padre es viejo.
My father is an old man
3. Es un viaje muy caro y soy un profesor muy pobre.
It’s a very expensive trip and I am a poor teacher
4. Los mejores amantes son los Italianos
The best lovers are the Italians
5. Es importante educar a los jóvenes.
It’s important to educate the young
6. Un Audi es un coche Aleman.
An Audi is a German car
1. American an she’s girl
she´s an American girl
2. expensive holiday an it’s
It’s an expensive holiday
3. sad you are why?
Why is she sad?
4. are beautiful girl you a
You are a beautiful girl
5. an job interesting it’s
It’s an interesting job.
6. handsome is husband my
My husband is handsome
7. Spanish you are?
Are you Spanish?
8. very I’m hungry
I’m very hungry.
she´s an American girl
2. expensive holiday an it’s
It’s an expensive holiday
3. sad you are why?
Why is she sad?
4. are beautiful girl you a
You are a beautiful girl
5. an job interesting it’s
It’s an interesting job.
6. handsome is husband my
My husband is handsome
7. Spanish you are?
Are you Spanish?
8. very I’m hungry
I’m very hungry.
ADVERBIOS
1. They have two blues cars
They have two blue cars
2. The car small is in the garage
The small car is in the garage
3. Are John and Elizabeth having lunch in an restaurant expensive?
Are John and Elizabeth having lunch in an expresive restaurant?
4. Pat is listening to bads news on the radio.
Pat is listening to bad news on the radio
5. I sent my brother somes magazines.
I sent my brother some magazines
They have two blue cars
2. The car small is in the garage
The small car is in the garage
3. Are John and Elizabeth having lunch in an restaurant expensive?
Are John and Elizabeth having lunch in an expresive restaurant?
4. Pat is listening to bads news on the radio.
Pat is listening to bad news on the radio
5. I sent my brother somes magazines.
I sent my brother some magazines
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