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www.marekconnellenglish.com2018-01-30MondaySoniaLorenteMarekConnellEnglishnotes1divaw the It k[ədvántich]adv nt g fthetim .nj d
W stheplac ?D n ww istheplac s?H wd gett th splac ? D n wh wdo gett th splac ?C n t llm w it s?Iwantt n ww it s W it s t?H v s nth sf lm?Iwantt n wif h v s nth sf lm.Ic nlowe theli t.Fr nd1.[kólik(s)]c ll g (s) 2.[kólich(is)]c ll g C vilservant
(funcionario)ex ms. Thenext/last
(Thewholespecifiedperiod)of day/month/week/yearetc
thenext/last(Unspecificpointintimeornotthewholeperiod)
Compare the following: ◦ I shall be working for the next week and then I shall be on holiday. (=
starting now for the next five or seven days) ◦ I shall do some work next week before I go on holiday.
( = some work, but not every day) ◦ I’m going to have driving lessons next year.
( = at some point during the year) ◦ For the next twelve months I shall be in Birmingham on a post-graduate
course. ( = all 12 months, starting now) ◦ The last year has been hell! First the divorce, then I lost my job! ( = all 12
months up till now) ◦ I got divorced last year and I plan to remarry this year.
( = at some point during the year) ◦ I’ve had diarrhea for the last week, doctor. Can you give me something for
it? ◦ I had diarrhea last week. Couldn’t eat anything for three days.
T lookf wa dt ( )+object. "I am looking forward to going to London." “I am looking forward to visiting you next week.” informal
“I look forward to FORMAL Clos clos d
clo
takeprofitT tak t ktaken
[ədvántich] adv nt g fromf+object.
T mak themost
Canyoutellmewhere1styou
2ndare
from?
Direct ---------------------Where are youfrom?
Iwouldliketoknowwhere1styou
2nddo
live.
Direct--------------------------Where do you live.
Iwanttoknowwhere2ndyou
2ndhave
been.
Direct --------------------Wherehaveyoubeen.
Gap
1T g lcl ck w ths m n
2T getn
al ng (alolargo)
(well)w ths m n
lik ah s nfi e.(very well)
3 T h t t ff
1.[(Dis)Ədvánti ]adv nt g 2.[(dis)ədvánti is]adv nt g s
T p t nmak p T mak p w ths m on .(To reconcile)
T br k pw ths m on .(To separate)
T mak +object p(to invent)
T p t nwe tcloth smak – p
T mak pyourmind(todecide)
T mak pthetim .(r c ve )T mak pf rs m ng
C mp t Shy [tok]ta kt kat v d m nd ng t d m nd [ooful]A f l(horrible)t p n
T
bit
b ts m n w ns m th ng.
[Jeles] lo s[aza] the [alzou] al o ven
noppos t s
Phrasal verb nounTo put on makeup
To make up(To reconcile)
To break up(To separate)
Adjectives
- d
Refers to the feeling ng
Refers to the situation b r d b r ng
nt r s d nt rest ngann d ann ngf s na d f s nat ngl bera d l berat ngstr ss dr sp c df d
But!Str ss
r spectf
f lf lf l
nc r g d nc r g ngmb rrass d mb rrass ng
Ti ed Ti ng.
[Lavd]l v d[tot]ta t [fashnebul]f sh nableThem n ng fk ds s ldren.
R t /Path
W "The fastest way to get to Barcelona."
"The fastest way to learn English." (A)w of (+object).
Aw fr l x ng.
Aform/t p /kind /sort /ofa tr c ncil T r conciliar
1. relating to or proceeding from a council, especially an ecclesiastical one. "conciliar decrees" siZ cr t ciz dIget nal tb tte w mym m.S bl ngs(brothers or sisters)t st d p nd n
H w(adverb)Question
1.In what way or manner. "How does it work?" 2.Used to express a strong feeling such as surprise about the extent of something. "How kind it was of him!"
s
adverb Comparison(as big as +object)1.Toaddacomment "As you can see, I didn't finish" (conjunction) 2. (≈while) “Frank watched TV as he did his homework.” 3.=because/since “I didn't do my homework as I had no time.” 4.=eventhough "sweet as he is, he doesn't pay his bills" 5.prepositionTorefertofunctionorcharacter."He worked as a teacher"
6.S s (For example)
Lik
(Preposition)comparison1.Similar to"He works like a dog" (very hard)
2.to draw attention to something. “You have to say it like this.”
Conjunction In the same way that; as. "people change their minds like/as they change clothes" As though; as if."I felt like/ as if I hadn’t slept for 2 days"
M nito dD te dffe d
C nq er dMurde d
de d
pr p d n mbe d
mfe dnte dpr fe d ns e ds ffe d
Itr stmym mm .T b l v /tr st to( n)+object.T geth v c nf denc n+object.T g n+object tr st/c nf denc .n u h + noun
adjective+ n u h
too + AdjectiveMuch/many+noun
very + adjective
1pe son2personsp pleThearm M n armies.Ih v n’tg t/don’th v m ric .
T
blam b (the n )t blam .b tfa lt blam to+objectf r +object.
t smyfa lt .
nst d f
+ (+object)
+object
Cat n
1.To become popular. 2.Understand what is meant or how to do
something.
tak ff
1.To become popular. 3.
1T g lcl ck w ths m n
2T getn
al ng (alolargo)
(well)w ths m n
lik ah s nfi e.(very well)
3 T h t t ff
1. [Daut]d t 2. [det]d t d tabout/with+objecth v ad tab t+object.
P pleis(sl)
P pledoesd P plehash v P pleve b
T ber sp ns ble tooff r+object.Heistheresponsible
He istheresponsible He is the person responsible
f r (object).
r sp ns bl
r sp ns bl t
NounderstandtheaskT ask
T make/doaskquest ons(preguntas)
.ns e
1 Wak p=bed
2 T li d wn /got bed Get p=bed/physicalaction
3St nd p Sit(d wn)
Aflak personT st nds m n p.T flak ns m n .(to not meet someone when you said you would)T getdownt d ng+object. T getd wnandshak aleg.(to dance)
t feeld wn(ill /sad) Thew the getsm d wn.(makes me depressed)
T getby(t surviv )T getove s m th ng (overc m ). Getove y s lf!(stop being conceited or pretentious.)Stra b rr hrasalve bs
Id n’td n th ng.I mth nk ngab td ngthe x m.rad ato /h te
Mylif d sn’td p nd nl n ngFr n .Obj ct v D d cat Ove w lm ng W ll ften ***H w ftenalw salmost ftenPr cr st nat T correct[colik]c ll g
T
sleepmakedoh v tak
an p
C vilservant
c nl s youy s lfgetlost ntheb t ftheart.
“It’s fun to get lost in there.”It’s easy togetlostloseyourselfin the mountains.
Ilostmyphone Getlost!
Theexaminator
x m ne
T commit (a)crim .s cid .
T domak a m stak .erro .
T haveget n ns e wrong.
N w [ ] no
[ ] now
[lit-tri-cha]l t r t e7 nt l9.H dc r
colloq
T sew sew ng
t s ws ds