MONDAY'S CLASS: 11 NOV 2013

THE SIX O'CLOCKERS

No olvidar: Your Homework (deberes):
Hacer una lista de tu comida preferida.

En la próxima clase:

Preguntas con el verbo LIKE - gustar

Do you like?
Does he like?
Does Jenny like?
Does she like?
Does it like?
Do they like?

Yes, I do.  No, I don't.
Yes she does.  No she doesn't.
Yes he does.  No he doesn't.
Yes we do.  No we don't.
Yes they do.  No they don't.


Activities/Actions con el verbo LIKE.
Se hacen con el verbo en el infinitivo + ing.

Do yoga = hacer yoga.
I like doing yoga.
I don't like doing yoga.
Do you like doing yoga?

Doing yoga.
Sewing. 
Reading the newspaper.
Watching TV (television)
Playing chess.
Doing puzzles.
Doing crosswords.
Taking photographs.
Walking the dog/Taking the dog for a walk.
Relaxing.
Walking in the mountains.
Rock climbing.
Riding a bike/Cycling.
Riding a horse/Horseriding.
Playing football/paddel/tennis/bastketball.
Skiing
Snowboarding.
Running/Jogging.
Cooking.
Making Bread.
Painting.
Playing the guitar/the piano/the drums.
Singing
Dancing.
Going out with my friends.
Going to the pub.
Learning English.

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I like ....

You like ....

Jenny likes .... / She likes ....

John likes .... / He likes ....

My dog likes.... / It likes .... 

My friends and I like ..... / We like.... 

Our neighbours like .... / They like .....

Hay MÁS vocabulary  HERE

My house. mi casa

Your house. tu casa

Her house. su casa

His house. su casa

Its house. su casa

Jenny's house.  la casa de Jenny

The dog's house.  la casa del perro

David and Julia's house.  la casa de David y Julia

Our house.  nuestra casa

Their house.  su casa

FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD!

Lyrics from the musical “Oliver”:

Food, glorious food!

Hot sausage and mustard!   

While we're in the mood - Cold jelly and custard!

Pease pudding and saveloys! 

What next is the question?

Rich gentlemen have it, boys – in-di-ges-tion!

Food, glorious food!

We're anxious to try it.

Three banquets a day - Our favorite diet!

Just picture a great big steak -

Fried, roasted or stewed.

Oh, food, left side

Wonderful food, right side

Marvelous food, left side

Glorious food, all together!

Sausage - salchicha

Mustard - mostaza

Pease pudding – plato tradicional hecho de legumbres secos (guistantes, alubias)

Saveloys – salchicha tradicional, picante, vendida en fish and chip shops.
Jelly - gelatina

Custard – natillas de vainilla, de estilo ingles – normalmente se come caliente sobre postres de biscocho, tartas de manzana por ejemplo.

Indigestion - Lo que pasa a veces cuando comemos demasiado o rápido!

Left side - lado izquierda

Right side - lado derecha

Fried - frito

Roasted - al horno

Stewed - guisado

A great big steak - un enorme filete!

All together - todo juntos

The Meals of the Day:

Breakfast – el desayuno o almuerzo.

Lunch or Dinner – la comida*

Tea – la merienda

Supper or dinner – la cena*. 

Elevenses - (coloquial) - un "snack" a las 11 de la mañana / almuerzo.

En mi casa, “dinner” fue al mediodía y la cena, siempre “supper”.

“A dinner party” es una cena algo formal. 

No olvides usar el verbo HAVE.

I normaly have breakfast at 9 o’clock.

At the weekend, we have lunch early.

The kids always have tea after school.

When do you usually have supper?

Carol is having a dinner party tonight.

Let’s have a coffee/a cup of coffee.

To go out to dinner/supper/lunch (v) – salir para comer en un restaurante.

Dish – plato de la carta

Dish of the day – plato del día

A dish – un plato hondo, para la sopa por ejemplo

A meal - normalmente un menu completo, de primer/segundo plato y postre.

First course - primer plato

Second course / Main course - segundo plato

Sweet / dessert - postre

To wash the dishes (v) – limpiar los platos

A dish washer – una lavavajillas

A plate – un plato para la comida.

FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD

Bread - el pan 

A loaf of bread - una barra de pan.

Olive oil - aciete de oliva

Pork sausage – salchicha de cerdo

Beef sausage – salchicha de ternera

Lamb - Ternasco 

Vegetables -

Fruit -

Steak – solomillo de ternasco

Fried – frito

Roasted – en el horno

Stewed – guisado

Grilled – a la plancha

Boiled – hervido

Toasted – en el tostador

Raw – sin estar cocida/crudo

Cooked – cocida

Salt and pepper -  sal y pimienta

Para aprender vocabulario de la alimentación, haz una lista de la comida que tiene en la nevera o que comes todos los días.

Jane's list of favourite food:

Apples and pears - las manzanas y las peras

Coffee - el café

Peanut butter - la crema de cacahuete 

Toast and butter - tostada con mantequilla

Fish and seafood - pescado y marisco

Tuna - atún

Tomatoes - los tomates

 Vanilla ice cream - helado de vainilla

Dark chocolate - chocolate de cacao 70%

Wholemeal bread / brown bread - pan integral

MORE FOOD vocabulary.

To be on a diet (v) – estar de régimen

Our diet – nuesta dieta diaria, lo que comemos normalmente.

A healthy diet – una dieta saludable

An unhealthy diet – una dieta que no es saludable!

In a restaurant, bar, pub or café:

To book a table – hacer la reservación en una restaurante

A waiter – camarero

A waitress – camarera

The cook or chef – el/la cocinero/el chef

Choose (verb) - eligir

The menú – la carta

The wine list – la carta de vino

The bill – la cuenta

Useful sentences:

Are you ready to order?

What would you like to drink?  Que quieres tomar?

Can we see the menu, please?  Podemos ver la carta por favor?

Can we have the bill, please?  La cuenta, por favor.

I'd like ...............................   Me gustaría/me apetece tomar......

I'll have ..............................  Quiero......................

Have you got.....?  ¿Tiene...?

What's the ................ made of?  ¿De que contiene .....?

Is it gluten free?  

Can I have.........  Me podrías traer .....

Cabbage is a very common vegetable in England,
but usually people over-cook it.
Children usually HATE cabbage!

What's in the Fridge?

There are some eggs. There are six eggs. There are half a dozen eggs!
There is some mayonaise. There's a jar of mayonaise.
There's some wine. There's a bottle of wine.
There's some milk. There's a carton of whole milk.
There's some lettuce. There's a lettuce.
There's a can of squirty cream and a bottle of soy sauce.
There's a whole French cheese. There's some sheeps-milk cheese.

But what's for lunch?

There isn't any steak and 

there aren't any apples!

There aren't any cucumbers, oranges or onions.  

There isn't any rice, pasta, ham or bread.

There isn't a bottle of ketchup, a jar of jam or a green pepper.

YOUR TURN:

What's in your fridge today?

Is there any pasta in your fridge?

Is there a pizza?

Are there any sausages?

Is there any meat?

Is there a bottle of white wine?

Are there any eggs?

Is there any ham?

There's a bottle of wine. 

There's some black pepper. 

There are some knives, forks and spoons.  There is some cutlery.

There are two knives and three forks.  There's a spoon.

There's a table cloth and two glasses.

There isn't any fish and there isn't any meat.  

There isn't a salad, but there're some vegetables. 

There's some bread, but there isn't any butter. 

There isn't a jar of mayonaise and there isn't any ketchup.

Is there any salt?  

Is there a bottle of water?  

Is there any olive oil?

Are there any coffee cups?  

Are there any chips?  

IN TOWN

In my town there is ....

... a beautiful lake.   It's called La Laguna.

In the centre of town there's .....

On the church tower there's ......

In my town there's .....



There are a lot of streets:-

On the corner of the street there's a road sign and a litter bin.

There are lots of litter bins and road signs in this town.

Walk on the pavement, not on the road!

There's...... There are .......
¿Cual de los dos utilizamos para?:

También podemos usar "tiene" : "has got"  (click on link)

My village has got .....

 An airport.

Is there an airport in Huesca? Yes, there is.

There’s a small airport in Huesca.

A Bakery / Bread shop / Baker’s

Are there any bread shops in Huesca? Yes, there are.

There are a lot of bread shops in Huesca.

A bank

A bookstore / A bookshop

A bus station / A train station

A butcher's

A café / A coffee bar/shop / A tea shop / A pub / A bar / A wine bar

A cash machine / An ATM / A hole in the wall!

A church / A cathedral / A hermitage / A monastery

A court / A courthouse.

A craft market / A fruit and vegetable market

A department store.

A chemist’s / a pharmacy / a drugstore.

A cinema.

A fire station 

A gas / petrol station / A garage

A gym / A sports’ centre / A swimming pool.

A hairdresser's / A barber’s / A hair salon

A hospital / A health centre / A doctor’s surgery

A hotel / An hotel / A bed and breakfast / A youth hostel

An art gallery / A gallery of modern art.

A jail / A prison 

A laundromat / A launderette / A dry cleaner’s

A library 

A museum 

A newsagent’s / A news stand / A kiosk

A police station 

A park / A play area with some swings, a roundabout and some slides

A restaurant / A Chinese restaurant / An Italian Restaurant

A take-away / A fish and chip shop / A sandwich bar / A burger bar

A school / A college / A university

A shop/store / A clothes shop / A toy shop / A pet shop / A shoe shop.

A square / The town square

A supermarket / A weekly market

A town hall / A county hall

A video store 

A zoo 

YOUR TURN

Where do you go ....

- to catch a bus? - to catch a train? - to fly to another country?

- to buy fresh bread and cakes? – to buy meat?  - to buy vegetables?

- to withdraw/take out/save money?

- to buy a book? - to buy a newspaper?

- to have a cup of tea? - to have coffee? - to have a beer?

- to see a film and eat popcorn?

- to buy petrol /gas? - to get your car mended?

- to exercise/to workout? – to do sport? – to swim? - to play tennis?

- to get a haircut/ to get your hair cut?

- to stay overnight?

- to see paintings and sculptures? – to see historical artefacts?

- to visit a criminal?

- to get your clothes cleaned? - to get your watch mended?

- to borrow a book?
- to see a play?

- to buy soap, toothpaste, medicines?

- to take a walk? - to walk the dog?  - to go running/jogging? - to play?

- to have a meal or a snack? - to get a take-away pizza? - to have lunch?

- to learn?

- to buy food and household items?

- to buy food, clothes, household items etc?

- to see animals and birds?


VOCABULARY:

Tennis court - pista de tenis
Paddle tennis court - pista de paddle
Football pitch - campo de fútbol
The countryside - el campo
This country - este país
Some mountains/A mountain range - sierra
A mountain - una montaña / un pico
A field, some fields - un campo, unos campos
Wheat fields - campos de trigo.
Fields of corn/Corn fields - campos de maíz
A farm - una granja
A cattle farm - una granja de ganado
A pig farm - una granja de cerdo
A factory - una fabrica
A mill - un molino
Allotment / Vegetable garden - huert@
An apple/cherry/olive/almond orchard - huertos de arboles frutales, olivar etc
A track - una pista de tierra
A path - un camino, sendero, una senda

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hallowe'en words

Hallowe'en Vocabulary.Where's the pumpkin?  It's ..........

How many pumpkins are there in the garage?

There are .......


Nouns (sustantivos):

A ghost - fantasma
A skeleton - esqueleto
A skull - calavera
A spider - araña
A spider's web - telaraña
A witch - bruja
A witches cat - gato de bruja
A black cat - gato negro
A broomstick - escoba
A magic spell - hechizo
A Hallowe'en costume - disfraz de Hallowe'en 

Verbs:  To frighten/to scare - asustar
To dress-up - disfrazarse 

Adjectives: Scary, frightening, spooky - escalofriante, que da miedo.

"Trick or treat" - truco o trato.

A trick (noun) - un engaño, o una broma
To trick (verb) - engañar
A treat (noun)- un pequeño regalo
To treat (verb) - regalar 

Spell tambien es verbo - deletrear  

Example: How do you spell "skeleton"? S.K.E.L.E.T.O.N.

How do you spell your  name?  

B. O. double B Y. (Bobby).  

YOUR TURN:  (TE TOCA A TI)

Follow Fran's instructions (sigue las instrucciones de Fran) 

and draw a Hallowe'en Monster. 

Draw(dibuja): a scary, green head and a round, fat, green body.  Draw two big, green legs with shorts and two green arms and gold braclets.  Draw a short, green tail.  Draw two small holes without eyes and a small green nose.  Draw short hair, no horns and no wings. Draw small white fangs and small ears.

Podemos usar el imperativo para dar instrucciones.  En lugar de decir "You draw" o "You follow these instructions", dicimos simplemente "Draw" (dibuja) o "Follow these instructions"(sigue).

head - cabeza
body - cuerpo
leg - pierna
arm - brazo
shorts - pantalones cortos
hole - agujero
tail - cola
nose - nariz
hair - pelo
horn - cuerno
fang - colmillo
wing - ala
ear - oreja

Raúl ha seguido las instrucciones de Fran y ha dibujado su monstruo:   

COMING SOON: 
Raul's drawing of Fran's monster.

7 verbs

1.) Like-gustar

gallop: galopar

Sheep like grass.

I like coffee.

Bobby likes rice wine. 

My Dad likes cheese.

Horses like
galloping and eating
hay.

Do you like 
peanut butter?




I like running. 
She likes playing the piano. 
My dog doesn't like having a bath.

I like milk but I don't like cheese.
They like rock music.

YOUR TURN.
What food do you like? 
What kind of music do you like?
What kind of ice-cream do you like best?
Everyone likes ice-cream!

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2.) GO
3.) HAVE/HAVE GOT
4.) CAN
5.) THINK
6.) WANT
7.) MAKE AND DO
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100 VERBS:-

accept allow ask believe borrow break bring buy can/be able to cancel change clean comb complain cough count cut dance draw drink drive eat explain fall fill find finish fit fix fly forget give go have/have got hear hurt know learn leave listen to live like look lose make/do need open

aceptar permitir/dejar preguntar creer prestar romper traer comprar poder cancelar cambiar limpiar peinar quejarse toser contar cortar bailar dibujar beber conducir comer explicar caerse llenar encontrar terminar caber reparar volar olvidar dar ir tener oir dañar, herir saber/conocer aprender salir/marcharse escuchar vivir gustar  mirar perder hacer, construir necesitar abrir

close/shut organise pay play put, put in rain read reply run say see sell send sign sing sit sleep smoke speak spell spend stand start/begin study succeed swim take talk teach tell think translate travel try turn, turn off turn on type understand use wait wake up want watch work worry write

cerrar organizar pagar jugar, tocar (instrumento) poner, meter en llover leer responder correr decir ver vender enviar firmar cantar sentarse dormir fumar hablar deletrear gastar ponerse de pie comenzar estudiar tener exito nadar tomar, llevar, coger hablar enseñar decir, contar pensar traducir viajar intentar girar, apagar encender escribir a maquina entender utilizar/usar esperar despertar querer/desear mirar trabajar preocuparse escribir