Family Members Vocabulary

Clothes Vocabulary

Personality Adjectives Test

How to pronounce "Would"

Vocabulary related to Burglary

Vocabulary "Friendship"

Some vocabulary about "friendship":

• argue - discutir.
• close friend - amigos íntimos.
• colleage - compañero.
• get on very well - llevarse bien.
• have a lot in common - tener mucho en común.
• keep in touch - mantener el contacto.
• known - conocido.
• lost touch - perder contacto.
• meet - conocerse.

Typical questions in dialogues:

• How long have you known him/her?
• Where did you meet?
• Why do you get on well?
• What do you have in common?
• Do you ever argue? What about?
• How often do you see each other?
• How do you keep in touch the rest of the time?
• Have you ever lost touch? Why? When?
• Do you think you'll stay friends?

Here is a website which helps you to find out friends and lets you read what people you've lost touch with are doing now (Friends reunited).

Vocabulary - Houses

Here you have vocabulary about houses, first you have vocabulary about sorts of houses, and after, vocabulary about objects you can find in anyone's house ...

The House

• The House• The Garden/The Yard• Indoors• The Den• The Dining Room• The Kitchen• The Kitchen II• The Bedroom• The Bathroom• The Bathroom 2• The Utility Room

And here are another words to remember:

• airy - espacioso, aireado, ventilado
• area - zona, area.
• bother(to) - molestar.
• bothered - incomodo. molesto, enfadado, enojado.
• by the sea - cerca del mar.
• on the coast - en la costa.
• countryside - campo.
• domer / garret - buhardilla.
• domer window - ventana de buhardilla.
• golden - dorado.
• hi-tech flat - pisos que contienen elementos de alta tecnología (p.e. domótica).
• penthouse - ático.
• to run out of st - quedarse sin algo (p.e. run out of food).
• wooden - de madera.

And here you can find more interesting vocabulary.

Steady job/ Steady phone (Vocabulary)

"Lo único que tengo ahora es un trabajo estable"

steady job - trabajo estable

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steady phone - teléfono fijo

Vocabulary about Education

Homework

Today we have been talking about topics related to Education (N.E.F. on page 52 - Back to school, aged 35), and in the following link you will find homeworks for next day:

Formal and Informal Letters

How to write formal and informal Letters...

 

Part one

Part two

Clothes and appearance and phrasal verbs

Here you can download the exercises about clothes and appearance and phrasal verbs for next day.

Homework

Rob or Steal?

ROB OR STEAL?

Key

• To rob a place or a person (of things)
• To steal objects (from a place or person)

To rob a place or a person (of things) - rob (robbed, robbed)
El verbo to rob va seguido de un lugar o una persona.
Para nombrar el objeto robado se agrega of + el objeto.


They have robbed me.
They robbed the bank.
I was robbed of my cheque-book.


To steal objects (from a place or person) - steal (stole, stolen)
El verbo to steal va seguido del objeto robado.
Para nombrar de dónde o a quién se roba se agrega from + el lugar o la persona.

Someone has stolen my watch.
They stole plenty of money from us.

Related words

• robber: the person who robs
• robbery: instance of robbing
• thief: the person who steals
• theft: instance of stealing

Talking about Looks

Physical Appearance

When I first met my universitiy flatmate

You can access to the document here

Homework assignment

List of personality adjectives

Remember the use:

Anna is	incredibly	untidy
	very / really
	quiet
	a bit

Crossword to practise personality vocabulary

Oxford University Press

Vocabulary Calendar

Write a new word every day , underline the stress and write the translation may be a brilliant idea , don't you think?

Video - "Talking about family"

I have three people in my family , and you?