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

1
Grammar..............................................................................................................................................................1
1.-So and such.................................................................................................................................................1
2.-Too and enough...........................................................................................................................................2
3.-Zero,first and second conditionals..............................................................................................................3
4.-Countable and uncountable nouns..............................................................................................................4
5.-Review (much, many, any, some, few, little)..............................................................................................5
6.- Exercises....................................................................................................................................................6
7.-Solutions...................................................................................................................................................10
1.- Exercises..................................................................................................................................................12
2.- Solutions..................................................................................................................................................13
Vocabulary.........................................................................................................................................................14
1.-Food, dish and meal..................................................................................................................................14
2.- Find out, get to know, learn, teach, and study; attend, join, take part and assist(conjugar learn y teach)
.......................................................................................................................................................................15
3.-Wok or job; possibility; occasion or opportunity; Fun or funny...............................................................16
4.-Curiosities.................................................................................................................................................16
Phrasal verbs.....................................................................................................................................................24
Phrasal verbs English version......................................................................................................................26
Ejercicios de repaso.......................................................................................................................................28
Exercices...........................................................................................................................................................29
1.-Ejercicios: Distinguir entre too much, too many y enough............................................................29
2.-Ejercicios: Expresiones con los adverbios intensificadores so y such...............................................29
3.- Travel, journey and way...........................................................................................................................30
4.-Food..........................................................................................................................................................30
5.-find out, get to know, know, learn, teach and study..................................................................................31
6.-Phrasal verbs.............................................................................................................................................32
Answer..............................................................................................................................................................33
1.-Ejercicios: Distinguir entre too much, too many y enough............................................................33
2.-Ejercicios: Expresiones con los adverbios intensificadores so y such...............................................33
3.- Travel, journey and way...........................................................................................................................34
4.-Food..........................................................................................................................................................34
5.-find out, get to know, know, learn, teach and study..................................................................................35
6.-Phrasal verbs.............................................................................................................................................35

Unidad 4-6
Grammar
1.-So and such
So and such (a/an) mean very, extremely:
That was so kind of you
Ive had such a nice time
We use so and such (a/an) to talk about cause and effect:
He was so late that he missed the beginning of the exam.
She gave such a good performance that she won an Oscar.
So + adjective or adverb (+that)

He was so nervous before the exam that he

couldnt sleep at all.

That remark was just so silly

He cooks so well that I think hell win the

competition.

So+much/many/few/little+noun(+that)

We had so little money left at the end of our

holiday that we had to sleep on a bench in the
station.

Marta makes so many mistakes when shes

speaking.

Such + adjective + uncountable noun/plural noun

(+that)

She tells such good jokes

Switzerland has such spectacular scenery that

we always choose it for our holidays

Such a/an + adjective + singular countable noun

(+that);such a lot of

Why did toy come in such an old pair of

jeans?

It was such a beautiful day that we decided to

go for a picnic.

Elenas got such a lot of friends that the

telephone never stops ringing.

We also use such (+ noun) to mean of a similar type:

When children commit crimes, adults are often shocked.
Fortunately such behaviour is not as common as newspaper make us believe.

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2.-Too and enough

Too means more than is needed or wanted.
Enough means as much as is necessary or needed.
Too + adjective (+noun)+ (for somebody)
(+infinitive)

Hes too young to drive.

That suitcase is too heavy for my.

Too + adverb + (for somebody) (+infinitive);

Too much/too many + noun + (for somebody)
(+infinitive)

You are driving too dangerously. Please slow

down.

They brought too much food for us to eat.

Ive received too many emails to answer.

Adjective/adverb + enough+ (for somebody)

(+infinitive)

This coffee is not warm enough! Please heat it

up again.

Franz didnt answer the questions

convincingly enough to get the job.

That hostel is not smart enough for her.

Enough + noun + (for somebody) (+ infinitive)

Have you got enough money to get to London?

There isnt enough cake in the cupboard for

me to give some to everyone.

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3.-Zero,first and second conditionals

3.1 Zero conditional (present, present)
We u s e a z e ro c o n d i t i o n a l t o ex p re s s :
T h i n g s w h i c h a r e a l w a y s o r g e n e r a l l y t r u e : If the teacher is late, it sets a

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

scientifi c facts:

When/If water boils, it evaporates.

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

3.2 First conditional(present,future)

We use a fi rst conditional to express a future condition we think is possible 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.
You shouldn't go swimming unless you think it's safe. If he phones, 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 b efo rehand . (I can't
watch the football with you if
b e gi n s . )

d o n ' t fi n i s h m y s c h o o l w o r k b e fo re t h e g am e

3.3 Second conditional (conditional,past)

We u s e a s e c o n d c o n d i t i o n a l t o ex p re s s a p r e s e n t o r future condition which

is imaginary, contrary to the facts, i m p o s s i b l e o r i m p ro b a b l e :

I would go for a walk if it wasn't so cold.

If I was as rich as Bill Gates, I wouldn't work. (Being as rich as Bill Gates is
imaginary.)

I wouldn't fly in a helicopter unless I was sure it was completely safe. (This is how
would feel in this situation.) We'd win more matches if we trained harder. (This

is contrary to the facts we don't train h a rd e n o u g h . )

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4.-Countable and uncountable nouns

Nouns can be either countable [C] or uncountable [U]. However, some nouns can be both countable [C]
and uncountable [U], but with a difference in meaning:
They say it's healthy to drink tea. (tea in general, uncountable)
Would you like a tea? (a cup of tea, countable)
Living in a large house is a lot of work. (work in general, uncountable)
That picture is a work of art. (a particular work, countable)
The grammar for countable nouns is different from the grammar for uncountable nouns.
Countable nouns
Uncountable nouns
Use a or an in the singular: a job, an
Do not use a or an.
animal.
Cannot be made plural: work, music
Can be made plural: cars, books.
Use verbs in the singular: The news is good,
Use some and any in the plural: Some
Music helps me relax.
friends, any answers.
Use some and any in the singular: some food,
Use few and many in the plural: few
any advice.
students, many years.
Use little and much in the singular: Little
information, much homework.
Use other words to refer to a quantity: a piece
of advice, a small amount of money.

4.1 Some common uncountable nouns in English

accommodation advice behaviour countryside
damage equipment experience food furniture
homework housework information knowledge
luggage media music news paper pollution
research scenery smoke software stuff
transport work

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5.-Review (much, many, any, some, few, little)

Much/little: uncountable
Many/few: Countable
Any: negative and question
Some: positive

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6.- Exercises

1(was

spending/used to spend)
2(was travelling/had travelled)
3(have been backpacking/had been backpacking)
4(checked/was cheeking)
5(had been losing/had lost)
6(told/was telling)
7(had sat/was sitting)
8(was phoning/had phoned)
9(travelled/had been travelling)
10(had become/became)

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1(job, work, task)

2(injury, damage, accident)
3(knowledge, information, suggestion)
4(ambition, eagerness, effort)
5(dish, food, meal)
6(furniture, cupboard, chair)
7(fact, clue, information)
8(suitcase, luggage, bag)

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7.-Solutions

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Reading
1.- Exercises

1(houses/hotels/homes/hostels)
2(admit/bother/suffer/stand)
3(form/make/get/do)
4(complete/entire/total/absolute)
5(located/set/placed/put)
6(actual/true/definite/precise)
7(far/removed/remote/outside)
8(dressed/equipped/armed/prepared)
9(vision/sight/landscape/view)

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2.- Solutions

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Vocabulary
1.-Food, dish and meal
1.1 Food
Something that people and animals eat, or plants absorb, to keep them alive: Baby food.
Example:
There was lots of food and drink at the party.

1.2 Dish
Food prepared in a particular way as part of a meal: A chicken/vegetarian dish.

1.3 Meal
An occasion when food is eaten or the food which Is eaten on such an occasion
Example:
I have my main meal at midday. You must come round for a meal sometime.

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2.- Find out, get to know, learn, teach, and study; attend, join, take
part and assist(conjugar learn y teach)
assist verb [I or T1 formal: to help: You will be expected to assist the
editor with the selection of illustrations for the book.
attend BE PRESENT verb [I or 11 slightly formal: to go to an event.
place. etc.: The meeting is on the fifth and we're hoping everyone will
attend.
get to know sb/sth: to spend time with somebody or something so that
you gradually learn more about them: The first couple of meetings
are for the doctor and patient to get to know each other
join BECOME A MEMBER verb [I or T: to become a member of an
organisation: l felt so unfit after Christmas that I decided to join a
gym.
take part: to be involved in an activity with other people: She doesn't
usually take part in any of the class activities.
know or find out?
If you know something, you already have the information. Andy knows
what time the train leaves.
If you find something out, you learn new information for the first
time.
Ill ring the station to find out what time the train leaves.
learn, teach or study? To learn is to get new knowledge or skills. want to
learn how to drive.
When you teach someone_ you give them new knowledge or skills.
My dad taught me how to drive.
When you study, you go to classes. read books. etc. to try to
understand new ideas and facts.
He is studying biology at university

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3.-Wok or job; possibility; occasion or opportunity; Fun or funny

fun or funny?
If something is fun, you enjoy doing it.
I really liked the skating - it was such fun.
1 If something is funny, it makes you laugh. It's a very funny film.
2 If something is funny, it is strange, surprising, unexpected or difficult to explain or understand. The
washing machine is making a funny noise again.
Possibility, occasion or opportunity?
A possibility is a chance that something may happen or be true. Possibility cannot be followed by an infinitive.
Is there a possibility of getting a job in your organisation?
An occasion is an event, or a time when something happens. Occasion does not mean 'chance' or 'opportunity!
Birthdays are always special occasions.
An opportunity is a possibility of doing something, or a situation which gives you the possibility of doing
something.
The trip to Paris gave me an opportunity to speak French. I have more opportunity to travel than my parents
did.
work or job?
Work is something you do to earn money. This noun is uncountable.
She enjoys her work in the hospital.
Job is used to talk about the particular type of work activity which you do. This noun is countable.
He's looking for a job in computer programming

4.-Curiosities
The different names for children depend on theirs ages.
Babytoddlerchildteenager.

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English
Pity
Punctual, on time
Bank holiday
New years resolution
From scratch
fulfil
Spices
Spicy
Could teach you how
to/Cook/prepare dishes)?
Seaweed
Insect
Judging
Schoolyard
Tuition
Raise
Funds
Involve
Spot
Soil
Omelettes
Lettuce
Isolate (pag 42)
Edible
Rabbit foot
Cookery classes
Shortage
Lack
Convienence
Filling meal
Balanced
Foam,spume,lather
Hear
ear
treats
Back room
Run
odd
Vending machine
shivering
Atonished
Balanced diet
Live on
Junk food
Dairy products
meaningful

Spanish
!is a pity es una pena.
puntual

Da de fiesta(para todo el mundo. Como el 1 de mayo)

Propsito de ao nuevo
Desde cero(empezar algo desde cero)
cumplir
especias
picante
Puedo ensearte a cocinar?
Alga
insecto
Juzgar
El patio del colegio
Matricula,inscripcion
Elevar, subida, aumento
Fondos
Involucrar
Lugar, espacio, parte
Suelo, tierra
Tortillas
Lechuga
Aislarse,separar,apartar
Comestilble
Comida de conejo (se dice as a los vegetales)
Clases de cocina
Escasez,falta
Escasez,falta
Comida preparada que compras
Algo que te llena
equilibrada
Espuma(lather es espuma del jabn)
oir
oreja
Tratar, comportarse
Habitacin de uso privvado
Operar (de trabajar con algo),hacer funcionar, mantener
Impar,raro, de vez encuando

Mquina expendedora
tiritando
atnito
Dieta equilibrada
En este contexto (pag48) siempre come lo mismo
Comida basura

Productos lcteos
significativo

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English
surroundings
Airy
Cosy
Rushed
Featured
Flavours
Tasty
Value
Night out
Review
Satisfying
Welcoming
Cheerful
Delightful
Exlusive
Raw
Superb
Well balance
Except/Exceptional
Consider/considerable
Exclude/Exclusive
Drama/Dramatic
Accept/Unacceptable
Organise/Disorganised
Help/Helpful
Remain/Remaining
Prefer/Preferable
Tradition/Traditional
Fill/Filling
Convenient/Convenience
Increase/Increasingly
Organise/Organisation
Courage/Discourage
Balance/Balanced
Appear/Disappear
Choose/Choice
Fully-featured
Taste
Cavity filling
Dental filling
Shelf-filling
Voucher
Overall
Dairy
Junk

Spanish
Envolvente,alrededores
Espacioso,airado,ventilado

Comodo,acogedor
Con prisa, acelerado
Destacado,mencionado
Condimentar,sazonar
Delicioso,sabroso,apetitoso
Valor (no de bravo o valiente,sino valor material)
Noche de juerga
Revisar,repasar,analisis,critica
Satifactorio,agradable
Bienvenida
Feliz,alegre,de buen humor
Delicioso,encantador
Exlusivo,selecto,pijo
Crudo, tierno, fresco
Magnfico, sobebio
Equilibrado
Excepto/excepcional
Considerer/considerable
Excluir/exclusive
Drama/dramatico
Aceptar/inacceptable
Organizar/organizacin
Ayuda/servicial,util
Permanecer,quedar/restar,restante
Preferir/preferible
Tradicin/tradicional
Llenar,rellenar,surtir/ relleno, sustancioso
Conveniente,practico/ventaja,conveniencia
Incrementar/cada vez ms, cada vez mayor
Organizar/organizacin
Coraje,valor/disuadir, desalentar
Equilibrio,equilibrado
Aparecer/desaparecer
Elegir, elccin
multifuncin

Gusto
Argamasa
Empaste dental
reponedor
Recibo, cupn, vale
En general

Lacteo
Basura,trastos

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English
Carteen
Hip flask
Herbs
Protein
evicted
Mouth-watering
Vivid
Cough
knowledge
seasonal
Swallow
Cauliflower
Swan
Shone
Retail
deaf
Increasingly
Movement
Locally
Rely
Reliable
Difficulty
Solve
Solution
Protection
Responsibility
Quality
Ingredients
Piper
Bagpipes
Pay the piper
Pied piper
Further
furthermore
Seasonal
It`s a good sight
Get to know
Take part
Assist
Join
Attend
Attend to
Tutor
Research
learner

Spanish
Comedor, cantina,cantinplora
petaca

Hierbas
Proteinas
Desahuciado???
Que que hace la boca agua
Brillante, alegre
Tos, toser
cococimiento
Estacional, de temporada
Tragar, engullir
coliflor
cisne
Pasado de shine que es brillar
Venta al por menor
Sordo
Cada vez ms
movimiento
localmente
Depender de, confiar en
confiable
dificultad
resolver
Solucin
proteccin
responsabilidad
calidad
ingrediente
Gaitero
Gaita
Pagar las consecuencias
El flautero de Hamelin
Ms lejos
Es ms, adems
De temporada
Es una Buena seal(no se dice con signal)
conocer

participar
Ayudar, socorrer
unirse
Asistir a un un sitio, vigilar
Socorrer, ayudar, ocuparse de algo
Profesor de universidad

Investigar o investigadores

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English
Cough medicine
Syrup
A sore throat
A cough
Mark
Admission
Course requirement
Job prospects
curse
Field trip
Reward
Award
Aware
Essay
beforehand
Childish
Hostfamily
Unfamiliar food
Approach
Attend
Pretty demanding
Make the most of
Welcoming
Seemingly
Drizzle
Make an impac
Highlight
Flock
Novel
Issues
Quality/qualification
Intend./intention
Respond/response/responsibility
Adjust/adjustment
Compare/comparison
Exist/existence
Demand/demand
Develop/development
Behave/behaviour
Advise/advice/advisor
Appear/appearance
Know/knowledge
Agree/agreement
Assess/assessment
Feel/feeling

Spanish
Medicina para la tos
Jarabe, almibar

Dolor de garganta
tos
puntuacin
Admisin, entrada, ingreso
Requisitos del curso
Perspectiva de trabajo
Maldicin(de maldito)
Fin de semana en el campo
Premio, recompensa
premio
Consciente
ensayo
De antemano
Infantil
Familia de acogida
La comida no habitual
Enfoque, aproximacin, manera de abordar
asistir
Bastante exigente
Aprovechar al mximo
Acogedor
Aparentemente
Llovizna
Pag 61
Punto culminante, destacar, subrayar, lo ms destacado.
Rebao
Innovador
Asuntos,problemas,publicar
Calidad, cualificacin
Intentar/intencion
Responder/respuesta/responsabilidad
Ajustar/ajuste
Comparer/comparacin
Existir/existencia
Demander/demanda

Desarrollar/desarrollo
Comportarse/comportamiento
Aconsejar/consejo/tutor
Aparecer o parecer/apariencia
Conocer/conocimiento
Acordar/acuerdo

Evaluar o valorar/evaluacion
Sentir/sentimiento

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English
Involve/involvement
Investigate/investigation
Confuse/confusion
Prefer/preference
Approve/approval
Friend/friendship
Vary/variety
Expect/expectation
Effect/effective
Welcome/welcoming
Noisy/loud
laugh
shout
Degree
career
Application
Concentration
Identification
Publication
Existence
Difference
Preference
amazement
Arrangement
Encouragement
Punnishment
Appearance
Assistance
Guidance
Perform/Performance
admission
Origin/originally
Beliefs
Adjust
adulthood
Affairs
Peers
Straightforward
Daunting
Marks
Rain forest
Use get to
overseas
Get in shape
Memory/memorable

Spanish
Involucar,implicar/participacin
Investigar/investigacion

Confundir/confusion
Preferir/preferencia
Aprobar/aprobacion
Amigo/amistad
Variar/variedad
Esperar/expectativa
Efecto/eficaz
Bienvenida/acogedor
Ruidoso
Reir
Gritar
grado
Carrera o profesion
Aplicacion, solicitud
Concentracion
Identificacion
Publicacion
existencia
Diferencia
Preferencia
asombroso
compromiso
Estimulo, aliento
Castigo
Apariencia
Asistencia
Guia
Realizar,ejecutar/rendimiento
admisin
Origen/originalmente
creencias
ajustar
Edad adulta
Negocios
compaeros

Sencillo, honrado, franco

Desalentadora
puntuacion
Selva tropicar
Estar acostumbrado
En ultramar
Ponerse en forma
Memoria/memorable

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English
Inhabit/inhabitants
Require/requirements
Recommend/recommendation
Suit/suitable/unsuitable
Limit/limiting
Minimun/minimize
Identity/identified
Possible/possibility
character/characteristics
Refer/reference
Popular/ popularity
Marry/
Ill/illness
Labour/labourers
Energy/Energetic
faithfully
Whether/wether
Sideways
downwards
upwards
Accuracy
Ensure
Unbiased
Skilled
straight away
Wealthy
Lean
Heat
Dreadful
Forward
Grateful
straightforward
Aim
Eventual
Abroad/away of/away from
Keep cool
Involve
Worthwhile
Tough
Demanding
Challenging
Schedule
Salute,greet
Depend on
ashamed

Spanish
Habitar/habitable
Exigir/requisito

Recomendar/recomendacion
Convenir,adaptar,ajustar/adecuado,oportuno/inadecuado
Lmite/limitacin
Mnimo/minimizar
Identidad/identificado
Posible/posibilidad
Caracteres/caractersticas
Consultar/referencia
Popular/popularidad
Enfermo/enfermedad
Trabajo/trabajadores
Energa/energtico
fielmente
Si/carnero castrado<no confundir>
De lado,oblicuamente
descendente
ascendente
precisin
asegurar
imparcial
Experto, habil, especializado
Inmediatamene, en seguida
rico
Comida: magro; verbo: ladearse, inclinarse
Calor
Terrible
Reenviar, expedir, avanzar, hacer seguir
agradecido
Sencillo, honrado, franco
objetivo
Final
Fuera, en el extranjero
Mantener la calma
involucrado

Merece la pena
Difcil
exigente
Trabajo duro,desafiante, retador
Horario, programar, fijar el horario
Saludar, dar la bienvenida

Depender de(no es depend of)

avergonzado

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English
Up to know
standards
roster
waitress
beforehand
Hovering(Hoover)
polishing
neat
tackle
daunting
fishy
grabbed
forbidding
diner shift
onwards
matter of pride
promptly
trays
swiftly
amusing
led
Wheeling and dealing
trolley
undeniably
Attend
Enjoy/enjoyment
Prefer/preferente
Know/knowledge
Behave/behaviour
Compare/comparison
Act/activities
Assist/assistence
Measure/measuretment
Able/ability

Spanish
Hasta saber
normas

lista
camarera
de antemano
Aspirar?
pulido
ordenado
abordar
terrorfico
sospechoso
agarr
Prohibicin, prohibido

turno de cena
adelante
cuestin de orgullo
puntualmente
bandejas
rpidamente
divertido
Guiar, conducir, dirigir
chanchullos

carretilla
innegablemente
asistir
Disfrutar/disfrute
Preferir/preferencia
Conocer/conocimiento
Comportarse/comportamiento
Comparar/comparacion
Acto o accin/actividades
Asistir/asistencia
Medir/medicin
Capaz/capacidad

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Phrasal verbs
Prhasal verb

Description

Run out
Cut down
Keep up
Find out
Get over
Live up to
Get away with
Point out
Put off
Turn out
Look back
Hand in
hand back
Sort of
Hold out
Pick up
Get out
Get on
Get in
Break into
Read on
Figure out
Stand up
Put out
Turn up
Hang up
Keep on
Look up
Run into
Set up
Set off
Set back
Take off
Take up
Take after
Take over
Break down
Pass away
Turn into

acabarse

Reducir algo
Seguir el ritmo, seguir actualizado, mantener
Buscar, investigar
Superar algo(una enfermedad, mal de amores, una muerte)
Estar a la altura de algo, cumplir las expectativas
Salirte con la tuya
Remarcar,puntualizar,indicar
Retrasar algo que tienes que hacer
Cuando algo no resulta ser como esperas y te sorprende
Recordar, mirar hacia atras
Dar algo, entregar algo
Devolver algo
Tipo de, clase de
Aguantar, resistir,mantener
Recoger, aprender, enterarse
Librarse, eludir algo, salir
Avanzar, continuar con argo
Entrar, llegar, introducir
Asaltar allanar
Continuar leyendo
Resolver, solucionar, descubrir la solucion
Hacerse oir, defender a alguien, levantarse
Apagar, sacar, poner fuera
Llegar, dejarse caer
Colgar el telefono
Seguir, continuar

Admirar, respetar, buscar, averiguar

Topar, tropezar
Abrir un negocio, establecer, crear
Salir, partir de viaje
Retrasar algo
Despegar, quitarse, abandonar

Empezar a hacer algo, aceptar

Parecerse a alguien
Encargarse de algo,relevar
Romper a llorar, romperse algo
Pasar a mejor vida
Convertirse en, transformarse en, girar hacia

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Prhasal verb

Description

Set down
Get used to
Come up against

Anotar, dejar encima de

Acostumbrarse a, familiarizarse,

Tropezar con, vrsalas con( oposicin o obstaculo)

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Phrasal verbs English version

Prhasal verb

Description

Run out
Cut down

come to an end, finish, you have this thing no more

Reduced in scope or length:
hold up, continue. Move or progress at the same rate as
someone or something else:
Check out, Discovery.
Recover from (an ailment or an upsetting or startling
experience)
be as good as
Escape blame, punishment, or undesirable consequences
for (an act that is wrong or mistaken):
Show, explain
postpone, delay
to happen in a particular way or to have a particular
result, especially an unexpected one:
to think about something that happened in the past
To give anything (an exam,essay,,) to anybody
to return something to the person who gave it to you
a class, type or kind
Resist or survive in difficult circumstances
Become better; improve, collect a person
(avoid: an obligation, extricate oneself from)
Continue doing something, especially after an
interruption
Bring in, enter, arrive
building: enter by force
continue to read
solve
express opinin, defend [sb]
to place in a certain position or situation
arrive, be present
end phone call
Continue to do something
admire and respect [sb]
to encounter by chance, (meet with: difficulties,
opposition
open a business
begin a journey
delay
start flying to, depart for reduce, lose weight
Start to doing anything,accept something offered
Resemble, look like
take control, charge of [sth]
burst into tears, Of a machine or motor vehicle)
suddenly cease to function:

Keep up
Find out
Get over
Live up to
Get away with
Point out
Put off
Turn out
Look back
Hand in
hand back
Sort of
Hold out
Pick up
Get out
Get on
Get in
Break into
Read on
Figure out
Stand up
Put out
Turn up
Hang up
Keep on
Look up
Run into
Set up
Set off
Set back
Take off
Take up
Take after
Take over
Break down
Pass away
Turn into

die

change or develop into something different

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Prhasal verb
Set down
Get used to
Come up against

Description
1. to place something on the surface of something.
2. to write something on paper.
We use get used to to say that an action or situation
becomes less strange or new, or becomes more
comfortable.
encounter: opposition, obstacle

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Ejercicios de repaso
Pon las siguientes palabras en la columna correspondiente.
Lunch, dinner, breakfast, food, bread, ham, mushroom omelette, apple pie, pizza, paella.

Meal

Food

Dish

Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast

Eggs

Mushroom omelette

Bread

Apple pie

ham

Pizza
Paella

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Exercices
1.-Ejercicios: Distinguir entre too much, too many y enough
1. I am not enjoying my job at the moment because I have
2. I don't like the soup because there is

. (work)

in it. (salt)

3. Her English is not good. She makes

. (mistakes)

4. We didn't go for a walk because it wasn't

. (warm)

5. I want to make some sandwiches. Have we got

6. Would you like some more sugar or is your coffee
7. I didn't see her because there were
8. We are 11 so there are

? (sweet)

people at the party. (people)

for a football team. (players)

9. I can't sleep because they are making too

10. Is that chair

? (bread)

next door. (noise)

or would you like to sit on the sofa? (comfortable)

2.-Ejercicios: Expresiones con los adverbios intensificadores so y

such
1. She is a such professional.
She is
.
2. They are such careless!
They are
!
3. She has got such many shoes.
She has got
.
4. We had so good fun.
We had
.
5. This is a so boring lecture!
This is
!
6. Don't talk so nonsense!
Don't talk
!
7. He is a such nice boy.
He is

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3.- Travel, journey and way

4.-Food

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5.-find out, get to know, know, learn, teach and study

1(learning, studying)
2(know, find out)
3(learnt, found out)
4(knew, attend)
5(studied ,joined)
6(get to know, study)
7(learning, studying)
8(knew, got to know)
9(attend, assist)
10(teaching, learning)

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6.-Phrasal verbs

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Answer
1.-Ejercicios: Distinguir entre too much, too many y enough
.I am not enjoying my job at the moment because I have too much work. (work)
2. I don't like the soup because there is too much salt in it. (salt)
3. Her English is not good. She makes too many mistakes. (mistakes)
4. We didn't go for a walk because it wasn't warm enough. (warm)
5. I want to make some sandwiches. Have we got enough bread? (bread)
6. Would you like some more sugar or is your coffee sweet enough? (sweet)
7. I didn't see her because there were too many people at the party. (people)
8. We are 11 so there are enough players for a football team. (players)
9. I can't sleep because they are making too much noise next door. (noise)
10. Is that chair comfortable enough or would you like to sit on the sofa? (comfortable)

2.-Ejercicios: Expresiones con los adverbios intensificadores so y

such
1. She is a such professional.
She is such a professional.
2. They are such careless!
They are so careless!
3. She has got such many shoes.
She has got so many shoes.
4. We had so good fun.
We had such good fun.
5. This is a so boring lecture!
This is such a boring lecture!
6. Don't talk so nonsense!
Don't talk such nonsense!
7. He is a such nice boy.
He is such a nice boy.

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3.- Travel, journey and way

4.-Food

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5.-find out, get to know, know, learn, teach and study

6.-Phrasal verbs

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Pronunciaciones
Enoughinof
Justifyyustifai

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