Chuletas y apuntes de Inglés

VOCABULARIO

brush your teeth:lavarse los dientes--------

eat fresh fruit and vegetables------comer fruta fresca y verduras

go jogging----------ir a correr

walk to school--------ir ala escuela

ADJETIVOS COMPARTATIVOS

it makes you (stronger) --------------------son los niños mas fuertes                                                                                                             --children in britain today are (fatter) than children in the past---------   en gran bretaña los niños son mas gordos que los niños en el pasado                                                                                                                                                                                                       ... Continuar leyendo "Writing" »

Present Simple

-Expresiones temporales: every day/week/year, once, twice a year, on+ dia en plural (se suelen poner alfinal).

-Adverbios de frecuencia: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarelly, never (delante del verbo).

Present Continuous

-Expresiones temporales: now, at the moment, right now, today, these days (alfinal de la frase).

Present Continuous con valor de Futuro

-Expresiones temporales: soon, later, tomorrow, tonight, next week/month/year.

Past Simple

-Expresiones temporales:  ago, last night/week, at + una hora, on + un día/fecha, in + un año, in the past, yesterday (alfinal de la frase).

Past Continuous

-Expresiones temporales: ago, at + una hora, yesterday, morning, afternoon, last night (alfinal de la frase).

Present Perfect Simple

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OSCAR WILDE SHORT STORIES (questions)

LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME

Chapter 1

  Why was Lady Gladys Windermere's last reception before Easter so successful?

Because all the beautiful society was there and there were more people at Bentinck than usual : six cabinet ministers were there , princesses, elegant ladies talking wih radicials, …

  What did Lady Windermere say she planned to do the following year? Why?

She planned to sped a year in a balloon because she had been told by the palm reader that she would be in great danger both on land and at sea.

  Why did most of the guests agree that palm-reading should only be practised in private?

Because he was very indiscreet, many people seemed afraid to approach the funny little palm reader

- to make off with: to steal

- to make for : to go towards.

- to make up for: to compensate.

- to make up: to invent; to become friends after an argument.

IDIOMS

- to take something with a pinch of salt: tomarse (algo) con reservas, no creerse al pie de la letra.

- to bite one's head off:  echarle una bronca a alguien.

- I'll eat my hat: que me maten si.../ me tragaré mis palabras si...

- to have one's cake and eat it. : querer tenerlo todo; querer el oro y el moro.

- to bite off more than one can chew: tratar de abarcar más de lo que se puede, querer abarcar demasiado.

 - not to be my cup of tea: no ser santo de mi devoción.

- a couch potato: un/a perezoso/a, un/a vago/a; adicto/a a la televisión.

- to sell like hotcakes: venderse como rosquillas.... Continuar leyendo "Vocabulario Inglés 2º Bachillerato" »

to give away-regalar o donar--to run away-uir,escaparse--to get away-marxarse--to go away-salir--to trow away-tirar,desexar algo--toget away wit-conseguir lo q s quiere.salir cmo ki--to take away-yevarse algo--to get along wit-yevarse bien con--to go along-marxarse,irse--to come along-venir--to look after-cuidar--to take after-parecerse a alguien--to be after-perseguir algo o a alguien--to get across-acerse comprender--to come across-encontrarse cn alguien x casualida--to look for-buscar--to pay for-pagar abonar--to ask for-pedir informacion o 1 favor--to send for-mandar a pedir--to care for-preocuparse x algo--to break into-robar--to look into-investigar--to bump into-tropezarse cn--to run into-lograr o intentar algo--to keep up wit-ponerse