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Lesson 12: What's that?Vocabulario

afraidPronunciación[ə'freɪd]

Definición(adj) Feeling of fear or anxiety.Synonym: frightened.

EjemploAre you afraid of the dark?

angryPronunciación['aŋgri]

Definición(adj) Feeling or showing anger.Synonym: furious.

EjemploThe Ostrich looks angry.

badPronunciación[bæd]

Definición(adj) Unpleasant, of poor quality, disobedient.

EjemploShe is having a bad hair day.

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beautifulPronunciación['bjuːtɪfl]

Definición(adj) Pleasing to the eye or to the mind.Synonyms: attractive, good-looking, lovely, pretty.

EjemploThe orange rose is beautiful.

boringPronunciación['bɔːrɪŋ]

Definición(adj) Not interesting.Synonyms: tedious, dull.

EjemploThe opera is boring for children.

busyPronunciación['bizi]

Definición(adj) Having a lot of things to do. A lot of activity.

EjemploThe airport is busy in summer.

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carefulPronunciación['keəfl]

Definición(adj) Taking care to avoid harm. Doing something with great attention and care.

EjemploBe careful not to fall!

cloudyPronunciación['klaʊdi]

Definición(adj) Covered with clouds or unclear.

EjemploIt is usually cloudy in England.

differentPronunciación['dɪfrənt]

Definición(adj) Not the same.

EjemploWe are twins but we are very different.

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difficultPronunciación['dɪfɪkəlt]

Definición(adj) Requiring a lot of effort or skill.Antonym: easy

EjemploThat exam was very difficult.

excitingPronunciación[ɪk'sʌɪtɪŋ]

Definición(adj) Causing great enthusiasm.

EjemploThe final of the World Cup was exciting.

famousPronunciación['feɪməs]

Definición(adj) Known about by many people.

EjemploRyan Gosling is a famous actor.

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goodPronunciación[gʊd]

Definición(adj) Pleasing, high quality, enjoyable, virtuous.

EjemploWe are having a good time.

surprisedPronunciación[sə'prʌɪzd]

Definición(adj) Feeling shocked by something unexpected.

EjemploThe baby was surprised.

terriblePronunciación['terəbl]

Definición(adj) Extremely bad, serious or unpleasant. Guilty or unwell.

EjemploMy father has got a terrible headache.

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Lesson 12: What's that?Gramática: Indications

There areWe use 'there are' to say that something exists.

We use 'there are' for plural nouns:

> There are doctors.

> There are teachers in the classroom.

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Lesson 12: What's that?Gramática: Demonstratives

That'That' is used for singular things which aren't near us:

> That pen.

> That glass.

We use a singular verb after 'that':

> That pen is black.

> That glass is empty.

We also use 'that' when talking about something which happened in the past:That movie was funny.

Those'Those' is used for plural things which aren't near us:

> Those pens.

> Those glasses.

We use a plural verb after 'those':

> Those pens are black.

> Those glasses are empty.

We also use 'those' when talking about things which happened in the past:Those singers were terrible.

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Lesson 12: What's that?Fonética

Money, money, money!Listen to the following currencies and learn how we say each one:

GBP£5 Five pounds. ['faɪv 'paʊnds]£5.50 Five pounds fifty or five fifty50p Fifty pence or fifty p. ['fɪfti 'pens] or ['fɪfti 'piː]

USD$5 Five dollars. ['faɪv ' 'dɒlə(r)s]$5.50 Five dollars fifty or five fifty50¢ Fifty cents ['fɪfti 'sents]

EUR€5 Five euros. ['faɪv ' 'jʊərəʊs]€5.50 Five euros fifty or five fifty50¢ Fifty cents ['fɪfti 'sents]

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Lesson 12: What's that?Diálogo

This one or that one?BenWhich one do you want?JoannaI don't want this one, I want that one.BenThe green one or the orange one?JoannaI want the small one.

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