9 de febrero de 2017
* STUDENT'S BOOK Pag. 26. 1 In the New York office
a) 1- The New York office is smaller than the London office F/
2- Barbara is the designer of the magazine F/ 3- Rob has never been to New York before F/
4- Barbara is going to have lunch with Rob and Jenny F/ 5- Holly is going to work with Rob T
6- Holly wants to go to the restaurant because she's hungry F
b) 1- The New York office is bigger than the London office/
2- Barbara is the editor of the magazine/
3- He was in New York when he was eighteen but only for a few days/
4- Barbara has meeting at 1:00, she'll see they at 3.00/
5-Holly don't have hungry, she ate a sandwich earlier. she want to talk to Rob
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 26. 2 VOCABULARY
What do you call...?
1- It's the menu/ 2- They are the courses (starters, main course, dessert)/
3- waiter, waitress/ 4- the bill, the check/ 5- the tip
What do you say?
1- Could I have a table for four, please?- Do you have a table for four, please?
2- Are you ready to order?
3- Could we have the check, please? - Could we have the bill, please?
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 26. 3 AT THE RESTAURANT
a) 1- Rob ordered steak well done and fries . Jenny ordered tunna and green salad.
Holly didn't order.
2- Jenny ordered green salad, not fries. Rob ordered steak well done and that is rare
b) Are you ready to order?/ Can I get you something for start with?/
Would you like that with fries or a baked potato?/
How would you like your steak? Rare, medium or well done?/
Ok. And to drink?/ still or sparkling?/ The tuna for you ma'am, and the steak for you, sir/
No problem. I'll change it/ I'm really sorry. I'll take it back to the kitchen
* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 27. 4 HOLLY AND ROB MAKE FRIENDS
a) No, they are serious, there is a bad feeling
b) 1- He want to write of his impressions of New York, night life, museums
2- She │can to introduce Rob to some musicians, actors
│has some contacts in the music world
3- They could go to a show and after he could talk to the actors
4- It includes three bottles of the water, and them only had two
5- They have a meeting with Barbara at 3.00
9- No, she doesn't
- ANNOTATIONS
something / - one / - body │
anything / - one / - body │ else (es lo mismo)
everything / - one / - body │
- kind of potatoes: (GB) chips = (US) -french- fries
(GB) crips = (US) chips (lays, pringles)
- king of steak (how it's cooking) = rare - poco hecha
medium - al punto
well done - muy hecha
- I'd like a (tuna, steak) = I would like a (tuna, steak)
I'll have (I shall have) ---- Request
I'd like │ forma educada de pedir algo = I want ( sería exigir algo)
I would like │
shall = indica requerimiento u ofrecimiento. Ej. I shall open the door for you -- offer
- still water = agua natural sin gas
still │(adj) │ that doesn't more
│ │ (about wine or water) that doesn't have bubbles
│
│(adv) I still loving you
- Holly & Rob make friends = Holly & Rob se hacen amigos
Holly make friends with Rob = Holly se hace amiga de Rob
Hacerse amigo de alguien - siempre la palabra friends en plural
- How old are you? = What's your age? = Cuántos años tienes? = Cual es tu edad?
- Teenagers often │ irritate │ their parents / Teenagers can be very │ irritating │
│ annoy │ │ annoying│
* VOCABULARY
world (ue:ld)= mundo/ caterpillar (katepiler)= oruga/ fries (fris)= patatas fritas (USA)/
steak (steik)= filete/ vegetable (fechtablau)= verdura/ rare (rer)= poco hecho/
bill (bil)= cuenta/ check (chek)= cuenta (USA)/ order (oder)= pedido en un restaurante/
menu (meniu)= menú/ dessert (dise:t)= postre/tip (tip)= propina/
course (ko:rs)= plato de comida/ still water (stil uater)= agua natural/
sparkling (spa:klin)= agua con gas/ bubble (babol)= burbuja/ age (eidz)= edad
* HOMEWORK
- Workbook. Pag. 23 execirses 1,3,4 a-b
- Fotocopias. Pag, 29. Reading Task 2
- Verbs in past
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