REFORZAMIENTO
PROFESORA MARIA JOSE
Adjectives: cualidades
grueso
ancho
angosto
Vocabulary:
High – deep – wide – narrow – hot – far – thick
– thin
SUPERLATIVES: es para expresar la mayor
cualidad de un objeto principalmente
Práctica:
Parte A: Elige la opción correcta
This is ___ movie I’ve ever seen.
a) good
b) better
c) the best Parte B: Corrige la oración si es necesario
Mount Everest is ___ mountain in the This is the more exciting game of the year.
world.
a) the taller
b) the tallest
c) the most tall She is the baddest singer in the group.
My dog is ___ of all the pets.
a) the friendly
b) the friendliest
He is the most tallest player in the team.
c) the most friendly
Today is ___ day of the year. That cake is the deliciousest I’ve ever had!
a) the hot
b) the hottest
c) the most hot
She is ___ student in the class.
a) the smartest
b) smarter
c) the more smart
EN MODO DE PREGUNTA
SUPERLATIVES EN PREGUNTA
Comparative adjectives: palabra
clave THAN
Cuando es un ¨long
adjective¨ se
agrega un MORE al
inicio.
More and less
Vocabulary:
High – deep – wide – narrow – hot – far – thick
– thin
High – deep – wide – narrow – hot – far – thick
– thin
ejercicios
Word Building:
Word Sequence:
COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS
Coloca si es UC or C noun
QUANTIFIERS
PLENTY OF
NONE A LOT OF
LOTS OF
Vocabulary – Technology
1. Digital camera: A type of camera that records images that can be looked at on a computer.
2. Flat screen TV: A television that is thin and flat.
3. Photocopier: A machine that makes copies of documents using a photographic process.
4. Laptop: A computer that is small to be carried around easily and is flat when closed.
5. Satnav: A device used in a vehicle to tell you how to get to a place.
6. MP4 player: A machine or computer program that plays music or videos that have been downloaded
from the Internet.
7. Tablet: A small, flat computer that is controlled by touching the screen.
8. Portable gaming console: A small electronic equipment for playing games on, easily carried or
moved.
9. E-reader: A small electronic device with a screen that allows you to read books in an electronic form.
10. Wireless router: A piece of electronic equipment that connects computer networks to each other,
and sends information between networks.
IDIOMS
1. ZIP YOUR LIP: Keep your mouth shut and don´t say anything.
2. THINK TWICE: Think very carefully before making a decision.
3. ON SECOND THOUGHTS: Used when you want to change something that you have just said.
Vocabulary – Types of TV Programs
1. Advert: A picture, piece of film, or piece of writing that is used to tell people publicly about a
product or service in order to persuade them to buy it.
2. Cartoon: A TV programme made using characters and images that are drawn rather than real.
3. Chat show: An informal television or radio programme on which famous people are asked
questions about themselves and their work.
4. Comedy: A type of comedy in which the social behaviour of a particular group of people is made to
appear silly.
5. Documentary: A film or television or radio programme that gives facts and information about a
subject.
6. Drama: A play for the theatre, television, radio etc, usually a serious one, or plays in general.
7. Film: A series of moving pictures, usually shown in a cinema or on television and often telling a
story.
8. Game show: A television programme where people score points by answering questions or doing
things.
9. Reality show: A television programme about ordinary people who are filmed in real situations.
10. Soap opera: A series of television or radio programmes about the lives and problems of a
particular group of characters.
11. Sports program: It usually involves one or more sports commentators describing events as they
happen.
12. The news: A television or radio programme consisting of reports about recent events.
AmE: program BrE: programme both are correct.
Word Sequence:
REPASO PERSONAL
Vocabulary – REVIEW UNIT 5
Collocations
Better position Better person
To move to a higher standard To improve your quality
at a job or school. as a person.
Vocabulary – REVIEW UNIT 5
Collocations
Get better Better off
To recover from physical To be in a better situation if,
or emotional pain. or after, something happens.