contable / uncontable

12 de mayo de 2015
* CORRECTION WORKHOME. 
STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 66. 7&8 Revise and Check
GRAMMAR
1- The Bronte sisters were all writers/ 2- Where was Shakespeare born?/
3- Were the tickets expensive?/ 4- I watched a good film on Tv last night/
5- They didn't arrive at Stamford Bridge stadium/ 6- Did you see the football match last night?/
7- We went to Istanbul three years ago/ 8- When did you live in Los Angeles?/
9- I didn't see you at the party last night/ 10- What time did you get home?/
11- There is a big table in the living room/ 12- How many bedrooms are there?/
13- There aren't any pictures on the the walls/ 14- There were only three guests in the dinning/
15- How many people were there in the hotel?

VOCABULARY
a) 1- actor, actrees/ 2- artist/ 3- painter/ 4- musician/ 5 -scientist

b) 1- Have a good time/ 2- Get an email/ 3- Go away for the weekend/ 4- get a taxi/
    5- have a holiday

c) 1- I went out with my friends on Saturday night/ 2- Ther went home by car/
    3- What time did you get to the restaurant?/ 4- I was born in 1982/
    5- After lunch I went back to work

d) 1- a sofa, couch/ 2- a bed/ 3- an armchair/ 4- a cooker/ 5- a carpet

e) 1- behind/ 2- next to/ 3- up/ 4- down/ 5- on

PRONUNCIATION
a) 1- lived/ 2- could/ 3- heard/ 4- near/ 5- hour

b) 1- mu-si-cian/ 2- a-go/ 3- ye-ster-day/ 4- be-tween/ 5- fire-place

ANNOTATIONS
- AT para referirnos a aeropuerto, stadium, pequeños sitios y pueblos. Ej.: at airport, at Amoroto
   IN para referirnos a grandes ciudades. Ej.: in Bilbao, in Moscow, in Madrid

- Cuando es referido a movimiento + home no se utiliza la prep. TO. Ej. go home
  Cuando no se refiere a movimiento + home se utiliza la prep. AT. Ej.:  I study at university

- guest= invitado, huesped (uest)/ go away= ir fuera[se utiliza en expr. de enfado] (gou euey)/
  cooker= cocina (cuker)/ couch= sofa (cauch)/
  coach= entrenador, autobús de largo recorrido (couch)/
  over= sobre algo de  sin tener contacto (ouver)/ on= sobre algo teniendo contacto (on)

- Sinónimos get to = arrive at  /  get back = go back

WORKBOOK. Pag. 53. 8B 
b) 2- You usually have a shower in the bathroom/ 3- You usually have dinner in the dining room/
    4- You usually use a computer in the study/ 5- You usually park your car in the garage/
    6- You usually make lunch in the kitchen/ 7- You usually wath television in the living room/
    8- You usually sleep in the bedroom/ 9- You usually sit outside in the garden

3 PRONUNCIATION
a) dear/ stairs/ we'e/ hair

b) 1- car-pet/ 2- mi-rror/ 3- cu-pboard/ 4- bal-co-ny/ 5- coo-ker/ 6- so-fa/ 7- arm-chair/ 8- ga-ra-ge/
    9- cei-ling

4 LISTENING
a) 1- bathroom/ 6- kitchen/ 7- living room

b) 1- Mrs. Goodings always eats in the kitchen T/ 2- Joanna doesn't like the kitchen F/
     3- There isn't a washing machine in the kitchen F/ 4- There's hole in the ceiling of the kitchen T/
     5- Joanna likes the windows in the living room T/ 6- There isn't a TV in the living room T/
     7- There are three bedrooms upstairs F/ 8- Bradley forgets about the hole in the bathroom floor T

WORKBOOK. Pag. 54. 8C A night in a haunted hotel
1 GRAMMAR
a) 1- there was a large bed/ 2- there were some big cupboards/ 3- there wasn't a kitchen/
    4- there was a minibar full/ 5- there were three different restaurants/
    6 -there was a beatiful swimming pool/ 7- there was a long beach/ 8- there weren't any tourists/
    9- there were some baby turtles

b) 1- there was a problem with my hotel/ 2- there wasn't a swimming pool/
     3- there weren't any restaurants/ 4- Was there a minibar in your room?/
     5- No, there wasn't a minibar/ 6- and there wasn't a tv/ 7- Was there a bathroom?/
     8- there weren't any clean towels/ 9- Were there any nice people in the hotel?/
    10- Yes, there were some great people

2 VOCABULARY
1-  There's a family in the dining room/ 2- The boy is sitting next to the girl/
3- The woman is opposite the man/ 4- There's gosht standing behind the woman/
5- There's a bag under the table/ 6- A waiter is coming out of the kitchen/
7- There's a ghost in front of the waiter/
8- The waiter is carrying the plates from the kitchen to the tables/
9- There´s a clock over the kitchen door/ 10- A ghost is going up the stairs

* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 140.
9A countable / uncontable nouns
Hay dos clases de palabras en inglés: Contables e Incontables.
- Las palabras contables definen aquellas cosas que se pueden contar. Ej.: apples
  y pueden ser singulares o plurales. Ej.: a apple or apples

- Las palabras incontables definen aquellas cosas que no se pueden contar. Ej.: butter, meat
  y generalmente son palabras en singular

- Algunas palabras pueden ser contables o incontables,
   pero la misma palabra tiene un significado diferente.
   Ej: an ice  cream (contable) /  some ice cream (incontable)

- Utilizamos A / AN con palabras contables en singular. a / an = one. Ej.: an apple/ a ball

- Utilizamos SOME con palabras contables / incontables en plural y en frases afirmativas.
   some= cuando no hay un número exacto o cantidad exacta. Ej.: some apples / some butter

- Se utiliza ANY con palabras contables/incontables en plural, en frases negativa e interrogativa
  Ej: Do we need any oranges? / Do we need any sugar?/
       We don't need any tomatoes /  We don't need any rice

- Utilizamos SOME en forma interrogativa para preguntar por algo u ofrecer a alguien algo.
   Ej.: Can I have some apples, please?  /  Would you like some coffee?

- Las materias primas generalmente son palabras incontables. Ej:some oil, some paper, some tabac

* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 141. 9A
a) 1- a sandwinch/ 2- some milk/ 3- some chips/ 4- a lettuce/ 5- a egg/ 6- some carrots/
    7- some chocolate/ 8- some ice cream+ an ice cream

b) 1- Are there any onions?/ 2- And there are some tomatoes, too/ 3- There isn't any pasta/
    4- I bought some fish yesterday/ 5- Are there any potatoes?/ 6- Do we have any fruit?/
    7- We have some oranges/ 8- You can make a fruit salad for dessert./ 9- There's an apple/
   10- and some bananas, too

* STUDENT'S BOOK. Pag. 69
3 GRAMMAR
a) 1- a strawberry/ 2- a tomato/ 3- some rice/ 4- some biscuits/ 5- an onion

4 PRONUNCIATION
a) i:  (tree)   ice cream/ eat/ meat/ peas/ tea
    e:  (egg)   bread/ healthy/ breakfast
    ei: (train)  steak

5 SPEAKING 
a) My yesterday diet.
    breakfast: I had a tea, and two biscuits with cheese
    lunch: I had some vegetables and then a steak with some potatoes with tomate sauce and an apple
    dinner: I had some fish and chips, and a yogourth

b) What did you have for breakfast yesterday? /  What did you have for lunch yesterday?/
    What did you have for dinner yesterday?/ Did you have for dessert?

6 LISTENING
a) In my country the cookery programmes more view it's Master chef.
    No, I didn't, because I didn't cook anything.

b) 1- There are six ingredients in the bag/ 2- They have an hour to cook their dish/
    3- They can use potato, egg, sugar, salt, pepper