Unit 11 It’s a very exciting place

What do you know about San Juan?

• Country?• Weather?• Beaches?• Prices?• What else can you do?

Grammar!

• Verbs: Actions• Nouns: Thins, People, Animals, places• Adjectives: Describe or qualigy Nouns• Adverbs: Describe or qualify Adjectives or

Verbs

• Too = more than you want, so you shouldn`t use it with positive adjectives such as nice.

• E.g. San Andres is too nice

Adverbs modifying Adjectives

• Extremely: Extremadamente• Very: Muy• Really: Realmente• Pretty: Muy• Fairly: Bastante• Somewhat: Un poco

Conjunctions = Connectors

Vocabulary

• Hometown: The city where you were born

Modal Verbs Should and can

• Modal verbs show the persons “mood” or “attitude”• Can: Possibility• Should: Recommendation.• Modals don´t end in “s” with the third person

singular!!!STRUCTURE• Wh-word + modal verb + subject + verb?• Subject +modal verb +verb.• Subject +modal verb (not) +verb.

Speaking. Interesting Places

• What is the best time of the year to visit?• What ‘s the weather like then?• What should tourists see and do there?• What special foods can you eat?• What`s the shopping like?• What things should people buy?• What else can visitors do there

Unit 12. It Really works

• Mention some common health problems:

Conversation

Vocabulary• Chop up: cut into small pieces• Chicken Stock: Consomé• Yuck: Guacala

Grammar Focus

Infinitive complementsInfinitive: To + verb (to be; to go; to eat)

You should…. = It´s important to… It´s sometimes helpful to…. It`s a good idea to…

Word power

• Jar• Can• Stick• Tube• Toothpaste• Bandages• Shaving

Cream• Tissues• Cough drops

Conversation. What do you suggest?

• Suggestion: Recomendación• Dry: Seco• Skin: Piel

• Could/Can+ have is more polite than: I want!!!! Or Give me!!!!

• STRUCTURE.• Modal + Subject + verb?

Grammar FocusModal Verbs can, could, may or requests or suggestions