Unit 10 ,11 and 12

Unit 10
Vocabulary Parties
music
house
guests
gift
conversation
snacks

Modals

Can/ Could/ May/ Shall/ Will

We can´t go to our home, because its raining
Can you tell me where´s your home adress?

we could train today either wasting time playing videogames
you couldnt visit your girlfriend because it was raining

(Only in First Person)

I may visit my uncle, i miss him
May I take borrowed your pen?

Shall i prepare a coffe?
Shall i let you know more about Turquey?

Unit 11

Present Passive

We use the passive voice when we consider more important the action than the noun and  when the person who does something is not known or is not as important as the person

The cookmake is made of plastic
Queratine i containes in your head

Past Passive

The action is more important

Iphone was invented by Apple

Rubber was exploted by Europeans in the Congo during the imperialism


Unit 12

Zero Conditional

Sentences that are always true, universal
If the  smoke become more and more,that the environment is destroy
Dogs obey if we educate them

SPresent vs SPresent

First Conditional

Cause / Consequence
if + SPresent vs Will/Wont

If you pass the exam, i will give you a prize

I will punish you if you dont do the homework

Unit 9

Future
There are five different ways to express the future tense.

will/won´t
We use will
To predict about future ( it doesnt have evidence) It´s a premonition
To express quickly decitions or willingness to do something

i think yo will win the race.
Probably i will pass the exam

Going to
We use it to talk about predictions of the future with evidence
To talk about plans
its going to happen

I´m going to Alaska, the next winter holidays. I have already bought the airplane tickets

Present Progressive
we use it to talk about plans or intentions (Its definitive) This is a plan and its arranged
We use it when we re talking about an intention

The FIFA cup world is especting for many people as the best of all the time.
My parents are preparing the secret party for my uncle

Simple Present
We use it to express timetables and schedules. We cant control the actions
The airplane flies tomorrow at 5 pm
Helen goes to NY the next week

May/might
As the will tense, we use may might to predict the future
And describe possibilities
(future/present)

I may go to school, to explain the topic for my final grade.
May i go to the toilet?
I might eat a big hamburger
Sandra might have the homework copied

The weather

rain 


to rain 


to hail 


hailstones 


snow 



slush 


frost 


storm 


blizzard 


thunderstorm 


thunder 


cloud 



mist 


fog 


haze 


breeze 


drought 


dew 

wind 


whirlwind 


flood 



to be hot 


to be muggy 


to be humid 


to be damp 


to be dry 


to be freezing 


to be overcast 


to be rainy 


to be misty 


to be foggy 


to be sunny 


to be windy 

unit 8

Love and Romance

Vocabulary
date
meeting with someone you are romantically interested, (relationship)

ask out

Invite someone to go with you in a romantic environment

blind date

a date with a person you dont know

break up
split up

get engaged

marry with someone

Go out with
 go out to with the purpose of begin a relationship


would rather/ would prefer/ would like

would like- to talk about our wishes or desires

I would like to play videogames
Would you like to go to the movie?
I would not like to be vegetarian


would prefer/ would rather
express preferences
present/future

I would prefer eat chicken than fish
I would not prefer stay at home in christmas
I would rather choose an action movie, i dont like romantic

Negative yes/no questions
we use it to comfirm imformation

Arent you going out with Laura?
You have been in Mexico, Havent you?
Wasn´t Mexico eliminated by Argentina in the Soccer Cup World

Get
 we use it to indicate becomig or possetion of something

i will get a cellphone
Sandra gets tired
I have got thirsty
Get lucky

Unit 7

Unit 7

Too and Enough

They are used as qualifiers adjetives, adverbs and names to indicate a degree of quantity.

too/really/very    +adjetive                          (not)+   adjetive   +enough
(more tha neccesary)                                   (much as we need, to achieve a purpose)  
                                                        
The soda is too sweety                                the cake is big enough
you are very tolerant                                    the lemons arent cheap enough
this fish isnt very hot

Quotes about purpose

Contable Nouns                                  Uncontable Nouns

Few                                                         A little
Very few                                                Very little
fewer                                                      Less
Many                                                     Much

• There are only a few days left until summer holidays. 
• There is little hope of finding your phone. 
• I don't have many DvD's in my collection. 
• They don't have much money to buy a present. 

Food  Containes

multipack

blister pack

box 

packet

matchbox

stick

pack

package

roll

tube

carton

can

tub 

bottle

tin 

jar 

bag 

punnet

tray