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Unidad 4-6...............................................................................................................................................................1

Grammar..............................................................................................................................................................1

1.-So and such.................................................................................................................................................1

2.-Too and enough...........................................................................................................................................2

3.-Zero,first and second conditionals..............................................................................................................3

4.-Countale and uncountale nouns..............................................................................................................4

!.-"e#ie$ %much, man&, an&, some, fe$, little'..............................................................................................!6.- ()ercises....................................................................................................................................................6

*.-Solutions...................................................................................................................................................1+

1.- ()ercises..................................................................................................................................................12

2.- Solutions..................................................................................................................................................13

ocaular&.........................................................................................................................................................14

1.-ood, dish and meal..................................................................................................................................14

2.- ind out, get to no$, learn, teach, and stud&/ attend, 0oin, tae art and assist%con0ugar learn & teach'

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3.-o or 0o/ ossiilit&/ occasion or oortunit&/ un or funn&...............................................................16

4.-Curiosities.................................................................................................................................................16

hrasal #ers.....................................................................................................................................................24Phrasal verbs English version......................................................................................................................26

(0ercicios de reaso.......................................................................................................................................2

()ercices...........................................................................................................................................................25

1.-(0ercicios 7istinguir entre 8too much9, 8too man&9 & 8enough9............................................................25

2.-(0ercicios ()resiones con los ad#erios intensificadores 8so9 & 8such9...............................................25

3.- Tra#el, 0ourne& and $a&...........................................................................................................................3+

4.-ood..........................................................................................................................................................3+

!.-find out, get to no$, no$, learn, teach and stud&..................................................................................31

6.-hrasal #ers.............................................................................................................................................32

:ns$er..............................................................................................................................................................33

1.-(0ercicios 7istinguir entre 8too much9, 8too man&9 & 8enough9............................................................33

2.-(0ercicios ()resiones con los ad#erios intensificadores 8so9 & 8such9...............................................33

3.- Tra#el, 0ourne& and $a&...........................................................................................................................34

4.-ood..........................................................................................................................................................34

!.-find out, get to no$, no$, learn, teach and stud&..................................................................................3!

6.-hrasal #ers.............................................................................................................................................3!

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Grammar

1.-So and such

So and such %a;an' mean noun' to mean

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2.-Too and enough

Too means

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3.-Zero,first and second conditionals

3.1 Zero conditional %resent, resent'

We use a zero conditional to express:

Th ings which are a lways or genera l l y t rue : If the teacher is late, it sets a

bad example to the class. People tend to get annoyed if/when you shout at

them.

scienti c facts:

When/If water boils, it evaporates.

Note: In zero conditionals, when and if often mean the same

3.2 irst conditional%resent,future'

We use a rst conditional to express a future condition we think i s possile or

likely:

If I get the job, I'll buy myself a new car.

If you wash the car, it will look much smarter.

I won't phone you unless it's urgent.

You can have an ice cream if you behave well.

!ou shouldn't go swimming unless you think it's safe. If hephones, tell him I'm

busy.

Note: unless means "except if"# We can often use unless instead of if not:

I can't watch the football with you unless I finish my school work beforehand. $I can"t

watch the footall with you ifI don"t nish my school work efore the gameegins#%

3.3 Second conditional %conditional,ast'

We use a second conditional to express a present or future conditionwhich

is imaginary, contrary to the facts, impossile or improale:

Iwould go for a walk if it wasn't socold.

IfIwasasrichasBillGates,I wouldn't work.$&eingasrich as &i ll 'ates is

imaginary#%

Iwouldn't flyin a helicopterunlessIwassure itwas completelysafe. $ThisishowIwouldfeel in this situation#% We"d winmore matchesifwe trained harder. $Thisis contrary to the facts we don"t train hard enough#%

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4.-Countable and uncountable nouns

?ouns can e either countale @CA or uncountale @UA. Bo$e#er, some nouns can e oth countale @CA

and uncountale @UA, ut $ith a difference in meaning

They say its healthy to drink tea. %tea in general, uncountale'

*ould you like a tea? %a cu of tea, countale'

3iving in a large house is a lot of work. %$or in general, uncountale'

That icture is a work of art. %a articular $or, countale'

The grammar for countale nouns is different from the grammar for uncountale nouns.

Countale nouns Uncountale nouns

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&.-'e"ie! (much, man, an, some, fe!, little)

Duch;little uncountale

Dan&;fe$ Countale

:n& negati#e and Fuestion

Some ositi#e

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6.- *+ercises

1%$as

sending;used to send'

2%$as tra#elling;had tra#elled'

3%ha#e een acacing;had een acacing'

4%checed;$as cheeing'

!%had een losing;had lost'

6%told;$as telling'

*%had sat;$as sitting'

%$as honing;had honed'5%tra#elled;had een tra#elling'

1+%had ecome;ecame'

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1%0o, $or, tas'

2%in0ur&, damage, accident'

3%no$ledge, information, suggestion'

4%amition, eagerness, effort'

!%dish, food, meal'

6%furniture, cuoard, chair'*%fact, clue, information'

%suitcase, luggage, ag'

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Reading1.- *+ercises

1%houses;hotels;homes;hostels'

2%admit;other;suffer;stand'

3%form;mae;get;do'

4%comlete;entire;total;asolute'

!%located;set;laced;ut'

6%actual;true;definite;recise'

*%far;remo#ed;remote;outside'%dressed;eFuied;armed;reared'

5%#ision;sight;landscae;#ie$'

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2.- Solutions

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Vocabulary

1.-ood, dish and meal

1.1 ood

Something that eole and animals eat, or lants asor, to ee them ali#e a& food.

()amle

There was lots of food and drink at the arty.

1.2 7ish

ood reared in a articular $a& as art of a meal : chicen;#egetarian dish.

1.3 Deal

:n occasion $hen food is eaten or the food $hich Hs eaten on such an occasion

()amle

I have my main meal at midday. 2ou must come round for a meal sometime.

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2.- ind out, get to %no!, learn, teach, and stud attend, /oin, ta%e

$art and assist(con/ugar learn teach)

assist "erb @H or T1formal4 to hel 2ou will be exected to assist the

editor with the selection of illustrations for the book.

attend 0* "(S(?T verb @H or 11slightly formal4 to go to an e#ent.

lace. etc. The meeting is on the fifth and we5re hoing everyone willattend.

get to %no! sbsth to send time $ith someod& or something so that

&ou graduall& learn more aout them The first coule of meetings

are for the doctor and atient to get to know each other

/oin 0*C* 5 *0*' verb @H or T to ecome a memer of an

organisation lfelt so unfit after 6hristmas that I decided to #oin a

gym.

ta%e $art to e in#ol#ed in an acti#it& $ith other eole She doesn5t

usually take art in any of the class activities.

%no! or find out

Hf &ou %no! something, &ou alread& ha#e the information./ndy knows

what time the train leaves.

Hf &ou find something out, &ou learn ne$ information for the first

time.

Ill ring the station to find out what time the train leaves.

learn, teach or stud -

To learn is to get ne$ no$ledge or sills. want to

learn how to drive.

hen &ou teach someone7 ou gi#e them ne$ no$ledge or sills.

+y dad taught me how to drive.

hen &ou stud, ou go to classes. read oos. etc. to tr& to

understand ne$ ideas and facts.

He is studying biology at university

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3.-8o% or /ob $ossibilit occasion or o$$ortunit un or funn

fun or funn

Hf something is fun, &ou en0o& doing it.

I really liked the skating 7 it was such fun.

1 Hf something is funn, it maes &ou laugh.It5s a very funny film.

2 Hf something is funn, it is strange, surrising, une)ected or difficult to e)lain or understand. Thewashing machine is making a funny noise again.

9ossibilit, occasion or o$$ortunit

: $ossibilit is a chance that something ma& haen or e true. 9ossibilit cannot e follo$ed & an infiniti#e.

Is there a ossibility of getting a #ob in your organisation,

:n occasion is an e#ent, or a time $hen something haens. Iccasion does not mean chance or oortunit&J

8irthdays are always secial occasions.

:n o$$ortunit is a ossiilit& of doing something, or a situation $hich gi#es &ou the ossiilit& of doing

something.The tri to Paris gave me an oortunity to seak rench. I have more oortunity to travel than my arents

did.

!or% or/ob

8or% is something &ou do to earn mone&. This noun is uncountale.

She en#oys her work in the hosital.

:ob is used to tal aout the articular t&e of $or acti#it& $hich &ou do. This noun is countale.

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(nglish Spanish

it& !is a pity es una pena.

unctual, on time puntual

an holida& 7Ka de fiesta%ara todo el mundo. Como el 1 de ma&o'

?e$ &ear=s resolution Propsito de ao nuevo

rom scratch Desde cero(empezar algo desde cero

fulfil cumplir

Sices especias

Sic& picante

Could teach &ou ho$

to;Coo;reare dishes'L Puedo ensearte a cocinar"

Sea$eed #lga

Hnsect insecto

Mudging $uzgar

School&ard %l patio del colegio

Tuition &atricula'inscripcion"aise %levar' suida' aumento

unds )ondos

Hn#ol#e Involucrar

Sot *ugar' espacio' parte

Soil Suelo' tierra

Imelettes +ortillas

Eettuce *echuga

Hsolate %ag 42' #islarse'separar'apartar

(dile ,omestille

"ait foot ,omida de cone-o (se dice as a los vegetales

Cooer& classes ,lases de cocina

Shortage %scasez'/alta

Eac %scasez'/alta

Con#ienence ,omida preparada 0ue compras

illing meal #lgo 0ue te llena

alanced e0uilirada

oam,sume,lather %spuma(lather es espuma del -an

Bear oir

ear ore-atreats +ratar' comportarse

ac room 1aitacin de uso privvado

"un 2perar (de traa-ar con algo'hacer /uncionar' mantener

odd Impar'raro' de vez encuando

ending machine DNFuina e)endedora

shi#ering tiritando

:tonished atOnito

alanced diet 7ieta eFuilirada

Ei#e on (n este conte)to %ag4' siemre come lo mismo

Mun food ,omida asura

7air& roducts roductos lNcteos

meaningful signi/icativo

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surroundings %nvolvente'alrededores

:ir& %spacioso'airado'ventilado

Cos& Comodo,acogedor

"ushed ,on prisa' acelerado

eatured Destacado'mencionado

la#ours ,ondimentar'sazonar

Tast& Delicioso'saroso'apetitoso

alue 3alor (no de ravo o valiente'sino valor material

?ight out 4oche de -uerga

"e#ie$ 5evisar'repasar'analisis'critica

Satisf&ing Sati/actorio'agradale

elcoming 6ienvenida

Cheerful )eliz'alegre'de uen humor

7elightful Delicioso'encantador

()lusi#e %7lusivo'selecto'pi-o"a$ ,rudo' tierno' /resco

Suer &agn/ico' soeio

ell alance %0uilirado

()cet;()cetional %7cepto8e7cepcional

Consider;considerale ,onsiderer8considerale

()clude;()clusi#e %7cluir8e7clusive

7rama;7ramatic Drama8dramatico

:ccet;Unaccetale #ceptar8inacceptale

Irganise;7isorganised 2rganizar8organizacinBel;Belful #yuda8servicial'util

"emain;"emaining Permanecer'0uedar8restar'restante

refer;referale Pre/erir8pre/erile

Tradition;Traditional +radicin8tradicional

ill;illing *lenar'rellenar'surtir8 relleno' sustancioso

Con#enient;Con#enience ,onveniente'practico8venta-a'conveniencia

Hncrease;Hncreasingl& Incrementar8cada vez m9s' cada vez mayor

Irganise;Irganisation 2rganizar8organizacin

Courage;7iscourage ,ora-e'valor8disuadir' desalentar

alance;alanced %0uilirio'e0uilirado

:ear;7isaear #parecer8desaparecer

Choose;Choice %legir' elccin

ull&-featured multi/uncin

Taste Gusto

Ca#it& filling :rgamasa

7ental filling (maste dental

Shelf-filling reonedor

oucher "ecio, cuOn, #ale

I#erall %n general7air& Eacteo

Mun 6asura'trastos

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Carteen ,omedor' cantina'cantinplora

Bi flas petaca

Bers Bieras

rotein Proteinas

e#icted Desahuciado"""

Douth-$atering :ue 0ue hace la oca agua

i#id 6rillante' alegre

Cough +os' toser

no$ledge cococimiento

seasonal %stacional' de temporada

S$allo$ +ragar' engullir

Cauliflo$er coli/lor

S$an cisne

Shone Pasado de shine 0ue es rillar

"etail 3enta al por menordeaf Sordo

Hncreasingl& ,ada vez m9s

Do#ement movimiento

Eocall& localmente

"el& Depender de' con/iar en

"eliale con/iale

7ifficult& di/icultad

Sol#e resolver

Solution Solucinrotection proteccin

"esonsiilit& responsailidad

Pualit& calidad

Hngredients ingrediente

ier ;aitero

agies ;aita

a& the ier Pagar las consecuencias

ied ier %l /lautero de 1amelin

urther &9s le-os

furthermore %s m9s' adem9s

Seasonal De temporada

HtQs a good sight %s una 6uena seal(no se dice con signal

Get to no$ conocer

Tae art articiar

:ssist :&udar, socorrer

Moin unirse

:ttend :sistir a un un sitio, #igilar

:ttend to Socorrer, a&udar, ocuarse de algo

Tutor Pro/esor de universidad"esearch Hn#estigar o in#estigadores

learner

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Cough medicine &edicina para la tos

S&ru $arae' almiar

: sore throat 7olor de garganta

: cough tos

Dar puntuacin

:dmission #dmisin' entrada' ingreso

Course reFuirement 5e0uisitos del curso

Mo rosects Perspectiva de traa-o

curse &aldicin(de maldito

ield tri )in de semana en el campo

"e$ard Premio' recompensa

:$ard premio

:$are ,onsciente

(ssa& ensayo

eforehand De antemanoChildish In/antil

Bostfamil& )amilia de acogida

Unfamiliar food *a comida no haitual

:roach %n/o0ue' apro7imacin' manera de aordar

:ttend asistir

rett& demanding 6astante e7igente

Dae the most of #provechar al m97imo

elcoming #cogedor

Seemingl& #parentemente7riRRle *lovizna

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Hn#ol#e;in#ol#ement Involucar'implicar8participacin

Hn#estigate;in#estigation Investigar8investigacion

Confuse;confusion Confundir;confusion

refer;reference Pre/erir8pre/erencia

:ro#e;aro#al #proar8aproacion

riend;friendshi #migo8amistad

ar&;#ariet& 3ariar8variedad

()ect;e)ectation %sperar8e7pectativa

(ffect;effecti#e %/ecto8e/icaz

elcome;$elcoming 6ienvenida8acogedor

?ois&;loud 5uidoso

laugh 5eir

shout ;ritar

7egree grado

career ,arrera o pro/esion:lication #plicacion' solicitud

Concentration ,oncentracion

Hdentification Identi/icacion

ulication Pulicacion

()istence e7istencia

7ifference Di/erencia

reference Pre/erencia

amaRement asomroso

:rrangement compromiso(ncouragement %stimulo' aliento

unnishment ,astigo

:earance #pariencia

:ssistance #sistencia

Guidance ;uia

erform;erformance 5ealizar'e-ecutar8rendimiento

admission admisin

Irigin;originall& 2rigen8originalmente

eliefs creencias

:d0ust a-ustar

adulthood %dad adulta

:ffairs 4egocios

eers compaeros

Straightfor$ard Sencillo, honrado, franco

7aunting 7esalentadora

Dars untuacion

"ain forest Selva tropicar

Use get to %star acostumrado

o#erseas %n ultramarGet in shae Ponerse en /orma

Demor&;memorale &emoria8memorale

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Hnhait;inhaitants 1aitar8haitale

"eFuire;reFuirements %7igir8re0uisito

"ecommend;recommendation "ecomendar;recomendacion

Suit;suitale;unsuitale ,onvenir'adaptar'a-ustar8adecuado'oportuno8inadecuado

Eimit;limiting *mite8limitacin

Dinimun;minimiRe &nimo8minimizar

Hdentit&;identified Identidad8identi/icado

ossile;ossiilit& Posile8posiilidad

character;characteristics ,aracteres8caractersticas

"efer;reference ,onsultar8re/erencia

oular; oularit& Popular8popularidad

Darr&;

Hll;illness %n/ermo8en/ermedad

Eaour;laourers +raa-o8traa-adores

(nerg&;(nergetic %nerga8energ>ticofaithfull& /ielmente

hether;$ether Si8carnero castrado?no con/undir@

Side$a&s De lado'olicuamente

do$n$ards descendente

u$ards ascendente

:ccurac& precisin

(nsure asegurar

Uniased imparcial

Silled %7perto' hail' especializadostraight a$a& Inmediatamene' en seguida

ealth& rico

Eean ,omidaA magroB veroA ladearse' inclinarse

Beat ,alor

7readful +errile

or$ard 5eenviar' e7pedir' avanzar' hacer seguir

Grateful agradecido

straightfor$ard Sencillo' honrado' /ranco

:im o-etivo

(#entual )inal

:road;a$a& of;a$a& from )uera' en el e7tran-ero

ee cool &antener la calma

Hn#ol#e involucrado

orth$hile Derece la ena

Tough 7ifKcil

7emanding e)igente

Challenging Traa0o duro,desafiante, retador

Schedule Borario, rogramar, fi0ar el horario

Salute,greet Saludar' dar la ienvenida7eend on 7eender de%no es deend of'

ashamed avergonzado

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U to no$ 1asta saer

standards normas

roster lista

$aitress camarera

eforehand de antemanoBo#ering%Boo#er' :sirarL

olishing ulido

neat ordenado

tacle aordar

daunting terrorKfico

fish& sosechoso

graed agarrO

foridding Prohiicin' prohiido

diner shift turno de cena

on$ards adelante

matter of ride cuestiOn de orgullo

romtl& untualmente

tra&s ande0as

s$iftl& rNidamente

amusing di#ertido

led ;uiar' conducir' dirigir

heeling and dealing chanchullos

trolle& carretilla

undenial& innegalemente:ttend asistir

(n0o&;en0o&ment Dis/rutar8dis/rute

refer;referente Pre/erir8pre/erencia

no$;no$ledge ,onocer8conocimiento

eha#e;eha#iour ,omportarse8comportamiento

Comare;comarison ,omparar8comparacion

:ct;acti#ities #cto o accin8actividades

:ssist;assistence #sistir8asistencia

Deasure;measuretment &edir8medicin

:le;ailit& ,apaz8capacidad

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Phrasal verbs

rhasal #er 7escrition"un out acaarse

Cut do$n "educir algo

ee u Seguir el ritmo, seguir actualiRado, mantener

ind out 6uscar' investigarGet o#er Superar algo(una en/ermedad' mal de amores' una muerte

Ei#e u to %star a la altura de algo' cumplir las e7pectativas

Get a$a& $ith Salirte con la tuya

oint out 5emarcar'puntualizar'indicar

ut off 5etrasar algo 0ue tienes 0ue hacer

Turn out ,uando algo no resulta ser como esperas y te sorprende

Eoo ac 5ecordar' mirar hacia atras

Band in Dar algo' entregar algo

hand ac Devolver algo

Sort of +ipo de' clase de

Bold out #guantar' resistir'mantener

ic u 5ecoger' aprender' enterarse

Get out *irarse' eludir algo' salir

Get on #vanzar' continuar con argo

Get in %ntrar' llegar' introducir

rea into #saltar allanar

"ead on ,ontinuar leyendo

igure out 5esolver' solucionar' descurir la solucion

Stand u 1acerse oir' de/ender a alguien' levantarseut out #pagar' sacar' poner /uera

Turn u *legar' de-arse caer

Bang u ,olgar el tele/ono

ee on Seguir' continuar

Eoo u :dmirar, resetar, uscar, a#eriguar

"un into Toar, troeRar

Set u :rir un negocio, estalecer, crear

Set off Salir, artir de #ia0e

Set ac "etrasar algo

Tae off Despegar' 0uitarse' aandonar

Tae u (meRar a hacer algo, acetar

Tae after Parecerse a alguien

Tae o#er %ncargarse de algo'relevar

rea do$n 5omper a llorar' romperse algo

ass a$a& Pasar a me-or vida

Turn into ,onvertirse en' trans/ormarse en' girar hacia

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rhasal #er 7escritionSet do$n #notar' de-ar encima de

Get used to #costumrarse a' /amiliarizarse'

Come u against TroeRar con, #rsalas con% oosiciOn o ostaculo'

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Phrasal verbs English version

rhasal #er 7escrition"un out come to an end, finish, &ou ha#e this thing no more

Cut do$n "educed in scoe or length

ee u

hold u, continue. Do#e or rogress at the same rate as

someone or something else

ind out Chec out, 7isco#er&.

Get o#er

"eco#er from %an ailment or an usetting or startling

e)erience'

Ei#e u to e as good as

Get a$a& $ith

(scae lame, unishment, or undesirale conseFuences

for %an act that is $rongor mistaen'

oint out Sho$, e)lain

ut off ostone, dela&

Turn out

to haenin aarticular$a& or to ha#e aarticular

result,eseciall&anune)ectedone

Eoo ac to thinaout something that haenedin the ast

Band in To gi#e an&thing %an e)am,essa&,,' to an&od&

hand ac toreturnsomething to theerson$ho ga#e it to &ou

Sort of a class,t&eor ind

Bold out "esistor sur#i#ein difficultcircumstances

ic u ecomeetter/ imro#e, collect a erson

Get out %a#oid an oligation, e)tricate oneself from'

Get on

Continuedoing something, eseciall& after an

interrution

Get in ring in, enter, arri#erea into uilding enter & force

"ead on continue to read

igure out sol#e

Stand u e)ress oiniOn, defend @sA

ut out tolacein acertainositionor situation

Turn u arri#e, e resent

Bang u end hone call

ee on Continueto do something

Eoo u admire and resect @sA

"un intoto encounter & chance, %meet $ith difficulties,

oosition

Set u oen a usiness

Set off egin a 0ourne&

Set ac dela&

Tae off start fl&ing to, deart for reduce, lose $eight

Tae u Start to doing an&thing,accet somethingoffered

Tae after "esemle, loo lie

Tae o#er tae control, charge of @sthA

rea do$n

urst into tears, If a machineormotor #ehicle'

suddenl&ceaseto function

ass a$a& die

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rhasal #er 7escrition

Set do$n

1.to lace something on the surface of something.

2.to $rite something on aer.

Get used to

e use get used toto sa& that an action or situation

ecomes less strange or ne$, or ecomes more

comfortale.

Come u against encounter oosition, ostacle

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*/ercicios de re$aso

on las siguientes alaras en la columna corresondiente.

Eunch, dinner, reafast, food, read, ham, mushroom omelette, ale ie, iRRa, aella.

Deal ood 7ishEunch %ggs &ushroom omelette

7inner 6read #pple pie

reafast ham iRRa

Paella

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3.- Tra"el, /ourne and !a

4.-ood

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&.-find out, get to %no!, %no!, learn, teach and stud

1%learning, stud&ing'

2%no$, find out'

3%learnt, found out'

4%ne$, attend'

!%studied ,0oined'

6%get to no$, stud&'

*%learning, stud&ing'

%ne$, got to no$'

5%attend, assist'

1+%teaching, learning'

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6.-9hrasal "erbs

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Answer

1.-*/ercicios =istinguir entre >too much?, >too man? >enough?

.H am not en0o&ing m& 0o at the moment ecause H ha#e too much $or. %$or'

2. H dont lie the sou ecause there is too much salt in it. %salt'

3. Ber (nglish is not good. She maes too man& mistaes. %mistaes'

4. e didnt go for a $al ecause it $asnt $arm enough. %$arm'

!. H $ant to mae some sand$iches. Ba#e $e got enough readL %read'6. ould &ou lie some more sugar or is &our coffee s$eet enoughL %s$eet'

*. H didnt see her ecause there $ere too man& eole at the art&. %eole'

. e are 11 so there are enough la&ers for a footall team. %la&ers'

5. H cant slee ecause the& are maing too much noise ne)t door. %noise'

1+. Hs that chair comfortale enough or $ould &ou lie to sit on the sofaL %comfortale'

2.-*/ercicios *+$resiones con los ad"erbios intensificadores >so?

>such?1. She is a such rofessional.

She is such a rofessional.

2. The& are such carelessJ

The& are so carelessJ

3. She has got such man& shoes.

She has got so man& shoes.

4. e had so good fun.

e had such good fun.

!. This is a so oring lectureJ

This is such a oring lectureJ

6. 7ont tal so nonsenseJ7ont tal such nonsenseJ

*. Be is a such nice o&.

Be is such a nice o&.

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4.-ood

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&.-find out, get to %no!, %no!, learn, teach and stud

6.-9hrasal "erbs

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ronunciaciones

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