Thickets
undergrowth
shrubs
bush
grove
domingo, 2 de julio de 2017
HYPHEN
day-to-day
good-for-nothing
hard-working
easy-going
mother-in-law
twenty-two
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- This hat is out of date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
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
- 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
sábado, 1 de julio de 2017
HAPPINESS
To be cheerful
To be full of the joys of spring
To be thrilled to bits
To be music to my ears
To jump for joy
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-5/session-5
To be full of the joys of spring
To be thrilled to bits
To be music to my ears
To jump for joy
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-5/session-5
TO SAY GOOD BYE
- Let's go
- I'm off
Fo more expressions:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/upper-intermediate/unit-5/session-4
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