Vocabulary 4ºESO

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VOCABULARY 3ºESO

VOCABULARY 2ºESO

VOCABULARY 1ºESO

Nine out of ten.... > Example: Nine out of ten students have filled in Albert's form.
Percentages > Example: 90% of the students have filled in Albert's form.
Most of them, A few of them, half of them, a quarter of them.... > Example: Most of them have filled in Albert's form,
Two thirds, three quarters, three fifths....

> Example: Two thirds of the class have filled in Albert's form.

YOU: "I don't know what to do at Easter"

ALBERT: - "Why don't we go to Edinburgh?"

- "Let's go to Edinburgh" / "Let's not go to Edinburgh"

- "Shall we go to Edinburgh?"

- "How about going to Edinburgh?

- "What about going to Edinburgh?"

YOU: "Great. I'd love to" "That's a great idea!" "Fantastic!"

"I'm afraid I can't."

"I'm sorry, but I have to take care of my little sister."

"All right, but you'll have to lend me some money."

"OK, but can you help me with my English homework?"

YOU: "I have failed my English exam."

ALBERT: - "You should study everyday"

- "You ought to study everyday"

- "Why don't you study everyday?"

- "How about studying everyday?"

and other suggesting structures...

- "If I were you, I would study everyday.

- "You'd better find some private tuition."

- "I'd rather you didn't go out so much and study everyday."