DAYS OF THE WEEK – DÍAS DE LA SEMANA (Capital Letters)

The weekend: Fin de Semana

A weekday: Días de la semana
Today: Hoy
Tomorrow: Mañana
NUMBERS
100 – One hundred 1,000 – One thousand 1,000,000 – One million

WORD STRESS
30: Thirty 13: Thirteen 40: forty 14: forteen
HAY ALGUNAS EXCEPCIONES

1: First 12: Twelfth

2: Second 20: Twentieh
3: Third 30: Thirtieh
5: Fifth 40: Fortieh
8: Eighth 50: Fiftieh
9: Ninth

USES OF ORDINAL NUMBERS

DATES: Her birthday i son 29th

CENTURIES (Siglos): Shakespeare was born in 16th century
SECUENCE/ORDER: My team came second in the league.
FLOOR OF THE BUILDING: His office is on the tenth floor.
CARDINAL POINTS (Capital Letters)

CONTINENTS (Capital Letters)

África African
Asia Asian
Australia Australian
Europa European
North America North American
South America South American
COUNTRY & NATIONALITY (Capital Letters)

COUNTRY NATIONALITY
FLAG
(I´M FROM + COUNTRY) (I´M + NATIONALITY)

ARGENTINA ARGENTINIAN

BRAZIL BRAZILIAN

CHINA CHINESE

EGYPT EGYPTIAN

ENGLAND ENGLISH

FRANCE FRENCH

GERMANY GERMAN

IRELAND ITALIAN

ITALY ITALIAN

HUNGARY HUNGARIAN

JAPAN JAPANESE

MEXICO MEXICAN

POLAND POLISH
 RUSSIA RUSSIAN

SCOTLAND SCOTTISH

SPAIN SPANISH

SWITZERLAND SWISS

TURKEY TURKISH

THE CZECH REPUBLIC CZECH

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA) AMERICAN

THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK) BRITISH

The United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

FEELINGS – SENSACIONES

Angry Enfadado Hungry Hambriento

Bored Aburrido Sad Triste
Cold Frío Sure Seguro
Frightened Asustado Stressed Estresado
Happy Feliz Tired Cansado
Thirsty Sediento Worried Preocupado
Hot Caliente

CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

Open your book, please

Go to page 84
Do exercise A
Read the text
Look at the board
Closed he door
Open the door
Work in pairs, groups…
Answer the questions
Listen and repeat
Stand up
Sit down
Turn off your pone
Please stop talking
Can you repeat, please?
Sorry, I´m late
I don´t understand
Can I have a copy, please?
How do you spell it?
I don´t know
How do you say … in English?
Can you help me please?
What page is it?

ADJECTIVES – ADJETIVOS

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

APPEARANCE PERSONALITY

What does he/she look like? What´s he/she like?

CLEVER - STUPID
FRIENDLY - UNFRIENDLY
FUNNY - SERIOUS
GENEROUS - MEAN
KIND - UNKIND
LAZY-HARDWORKING
SHY- EXTROVERT
TALKATIVE - QUIET

CLOTHES

Blouse
Cardigan
Coat
Dress
Jacket
Jeans
Leggings
Pijamas
Shirt
Short
Skirt
Socks
Suit
Sweater/Jumper
Tights
Top
Tracksuit
Trousers
T-shirt
Underwear

FOOTWEAR

Boots
Flip-flop
Sandals
Shoes
Trainers

ACCESORIES

Belt
Cap
Hat
Gloves
Scarf
Tie

JEWELLERY

Bracelet
Earrings
Necklace
Ring
HOLIDAYS

Go abroad
Go away for the weekend
Go by bus, car, plane or train
Go camping
Go for a walk
Go on holidays
Go out at night
Go sightseeing
Go skiing, walking cycling, swimming, sailing, surfing or fishing
Stay in a hotel/ at a campsite/with friends
Take photos
Buy souvenirs
Sunbathe on the beach
Have a good time
Spend Money or time
Rent an apartment
Hire a bicycle or skis
Book a flight online or a hotel

ADJECTIVES

Confortable
Luxury
Friendly
Helpful
Beautiful
Lovely
Warm
Sunny
Basic
Dirty
Unconfortable
Unfriendly
Unhelpful
Noisy
Crowded
windy
Foggy
Cloudy

PREPOSITION (IN/ON/AT)

PLACE TIME

Countries and cities: Months:

Spain, Madrid February, June

Rooms: Seasons:
 The kitchen (the) winter

IN Buildings: Years:
A shop, a museum 2018

Closed spaces: Time of the day:

A park, a garden, a car The morning, the
afternoon, the evening.

Transport: Dates:
A bike, a bus, a train, a plane 1st March
ON
A surface: Days:
The floor, a table, a self, Tuesday, New year´s Day,
The bacony, the roof, the Valentine´s Day
wall

Places:
AT School, home, work,
university, the airport, the
station, a bus stop
Times:
6 o´clock, half past two,
quarter to eight, night,
The weekend
Festival Periods:
Christmas, Easter.

HOUSEWORK

Clean the floor Load the dishwasher

Clear the table Make lunch/dinner

Do the ironing Make the bed

Do the shopping Pick up dirty clothes (from the floor)

Do the vacuuming Put away your clothes

Do the washing Take out the rubbish

Do the washing-up Unload the dishwasher

Dust the furniture Tidy your room

Lay the table

MAKE OR DO

MAKE DO
Make a mistake Do a course
Make a noise Do an exam
Make a phone call Do an exercise
Make friends Do homework
Make plans Do housework
Make an excuse Do sport or exercise

SHOPPING

Basket
Changing room
(self-service) checkout
Customer
Receipt
Shelves (singular shelf)
Shop asistant
Shopping bag
The sales
Till
trolley
SENTENCES:

Can I help you? I´m just looking, thank you!

What size are you? I´m a medium

Can i try on this shirt? Yes, the changing romos are over there

This shirt doesn´t fit me

The jacket really suit you!

I´m going to take these trousers back

SHOPPING ONLINE

Account
Auction
Basket
Checkout
Debit
Delivery
Ítem
Next-day
Payment
Website

DESCRIBING A TOWN OR CITY

MIEMBROS DE LA FAMILIA

Husband “hubby”: marido

Wife”wifey: esposa
Boyfriend: novio
Girldfriend: novia
Partner: pareja ó compañero/a
Significant other: media naranja, alma gemela, pareja
My other half: mi otra mitad
Father: padre
Mother: madre
Folks: viejos
Kids: niños
Son: hijo
Daughter: Hija
Only Child: hijo único

Sister: Hermana
Brother: Hermano
Siblings: hermanos
Twin sister: hermana melliza/gemela
Twin brother: hermano mellizo/gemelo

Half-siblings: medio hermanos

Half-brother: medio hermano
Half-sister:medio hermana

Stepmother: madrastra
Stepfather: padrastro
Stepsister: hermanastra
Stepbrother: hermanastro
Stepsiblings: medio hermanos

Uncle: tío
Aunt: tía
Grandfather “grandpa” abuelo
Grandmother “grandm” abuela
Grandson: nieto
Granddaughter: nieta
Niece: sobrina
Nephew: sobrino
Godmother: madrina
Godfather: padrino
Godson: ahijado
Goddaughter: ahijada

Mother-in-law: suegra
Father-in-law: suegro
Son-in-law: yerno
Daughter-in-law: nuera
Brother-in-law: cuñado
Sister-in-law: cuñada

Widower: viudo
Widow: viuda