domingo, 2 de julio de 2017

PLANTS AND TREES

Thickets
undergrowth
shrubs
bush
grove

HYPHEN

day-to-day
good-for-nothing
hard-working
easy-going
mother-in-law
twenty-two

  • If the adjective is  before  the  noun:
    • a  last-minute decision
    • well-respected persone
    • slow-moving
    • an old-fashioned hat
    • a  twenty-six-mile course
    • one-person households
    • a sixteen-years- old lady
  • But
    • This hat is out of date
    • A carefully written letter  



STAND

Stand for = mean
He can't stand him =  hates
To stand for = represent an  idea
To stand up for sb = defend

Not to stand a chance= not  have  the  opportunity
to stand out= sobresalir
to stand by = support
Not to stand  for=  refuse  to accept a situation

EAT


  • What to eat
    • Nuts
    • dried beans
    • Mussels (mejillones)
    • Shrimp 
    • Fish is a staple food
    • Oily fish  (pescado azul)
    • Raw vegetables
    • Wholesome food
    • Organic food
    • I don't touch meat or dairy products
    • A pot ( cazuela)
    • A Chinese delicacy
    • Chicken goes well with salad 
    • The leftovers
      • Nothing was left over
  • Diet                                                       
    • To keep fit
    • To put on a diet
      • To put on weight   
      • to cut down ON burgers
      • To start to count the calories
    • a good source of proteins
    • high proportion of fat
    • all high in carbohidrates
    • high fat, salt and sugar content
    • An unhealthy diet 
    • To be a teatotal
    • to be a fussy eater (milindringuis)
  • Actions
    • To stir, to pour, to chop
    • to bake (hornear)
  • To eat
    • starvation
    • to starve
    • to lose weight
    • hunger strike
    • To fast
    • To break her fast
    • to put and end to her fast
    • to put on weight
    • To nibble  ( picar algo)
    • to grab a bite to eat  comer algo)
    • I don't want to overdo it
  • How to eat
    • To eat out 
    • The food "onthe go"
    • A takeaway

IN ORDER TO, SO AS TO,


  • In  order to  / so as to
  • In  order  not to / so as not to
  • In order that / so  that
    • he  hid the present  in  order  that the  children  wouldn't find itç
  •  +  to infinitive  (purpose  of an  action)
    • I'm going to  university to  become a teacher
    • I'm saving to buy a car

  • For + ing ( purpose  of  a thing)
    • The mobile phone is for  calling  other  people
    • Thisthing  is for  getting rid of  headaches
  •  SO startling  was the scene  that I'll never forgive it
  • It  was SO startling  that  I  started to  cry
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/towards-advanced/unit-6/session-1