LESSON 2:

• Today we're going to continue revising vocabulary and some grammar aspects. But first, let's check homework:

2- Translations:
1- Make yourself comfortable: Ponte cómoda

2- I'll get in: Entraré

3- It's perfectly OK with me: Está perfecto para mi

4- It's a must: Eso debe hacerse

5- I'm in charge: Estoy a cargo

6- It's not my cup of tea: No es mi responsabilidad

7- Half and half: Mitad y mitad

8- Your share: Tu parte

9- For the time being: Por ahora

10- It's a deal: Es un trato

3- 1- b- roommates
    2- c- in an interview
    3- a- sharing the flat
    4- c- It's a deal

4- 1- I'm in charge
    2- I'll get in
    3- It's a must
    4- Make yourself comfortable
    5- Your share
    6- It's a deal
    7- It's not my cup of tea
    8- It's perfectly OK with me
    9- Fot the time being
  10- Half and half

5- 1- She wants to rent Brenda's flat.

    2- No, she isn't.

    3- She has got a friend who lives there.

    4- She loves cooking.

    5- Because Heidy hates cooking and Brenda can be in charge.

    6- In the laundry that is in the basement.

    7- With a part-time job she's looking for at the moment.

  8- Heidy is going to rent the flat and they are going to be roommates.

People's character:

1- 1- c     2- a    3- b     4- g     5- d     6- e     7- f     8- i    9- j    10- h

2- 1- tense     2- nice     3- friendly     4- relaxed     5- cheerful     

    6- optimistic        7- honest      8- reliable

3- 1- c      2- a     3- b

4- Clothes items: skirt- blouse- blazer - socks - dress - trousers- jumper   

    Shoes: ballet flats- high-heeled sandals - combat boots 

    Materials: wool - cotton- corduroy- crepe- embroidered- denim- leather- nylon

    Patterns: plain- flowery- spotted- striped

    Accesories: clutch bag - backpack

• Now let's learn about DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES (Pages 10, 11- LIGHT UP 4)

  EXAMPLE: 

1. Sam works for a company which makes computers.

• Let's learn about PREFIXES and SUFFIXES:

A prefix is a group of letters (or an affix) that's added to the beginning of a word, and a suffix is an affix that's added to the end of a word. Prefixes modify the meaning of a word. They can make a word negative, show repetition, or indicate opinion. Some suffixes add to or change a word's meaning.

• Add the correct prefixes to form the opposite adjectives: 

 

HOMEWORK: (send these activities to your teacher) Page 77 act. 3, 4, 5 LIGHT UP 4)

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REMEMBER! Look up the meaning of new words or expressions and study them!