• ex. 1a,b, p. 42
• ex. 2 a, b
  • p. 140 (vocab bank)
• ex. 3a, b
• Grammar: quantifiers
  • links below
  • Grammar Bank , ex. p. 124

Unit 5D: English in Action (instructions)

• ex. 1 p. 44
• ex. 2
• ex. 3a

Follow-up: Boosting skills

• Develop your writing p. 103
• Develop your reading p. 114

Unit 6A (P. 46): Life Without.....

Notes Wed. 22nd April

grapes

strawberries

nuts

chestnuts

wallnuts

almonds

eating healthy food

an emphatic DO (in affirmative sentences yo sí que como eso, tu sí que eres egoista)

a lot of (C/U) affirmative

much (U) neg/?=

many(c) neg / ?

I don't like apples a lot (I like them but only a little)

I don't like apples much (I don't like them)

there arent many people (there are few)

there aren't a lot of people (there are people but ¡not a crowd)

Subject Verb Complement (Action)

Harry Potter's Potion

suggest + -ing

consider + -ing

avoid + -ing

vegetarian versus vegan

to chop

to slice

to stir

so many

so much

so a lot of

there's lots of advice

lots of = a lot of

there's

advice (U)

que vas a hacer con todos esos muebles?

.... with all that furniture? (those furnitures)

will you marry me? (function - want)

.....I will marry you! (immediate decision)

mom, I'm going to marry GC

let me give you some advice

let me give you a piece of advice

Next weekm, I'm marrying next week

plenty of = full of

there's plenty of room here

there are plenty of chairs here (enough)

so much

so many

too much

too many

too little

daily dairy

quantifiers

adjectives / pronouns

too + adj

too tall

too much

too many

little / a little

few / a few

queda poco azucar

there is little sugar

theres still a little sugar

questions which are OFFERS rather than real questions -SOME

She's gone to England (she isn't here)

She's been in England for two years (stay/live)

She's been to England twice (visit)

how much money did y9u spend the last time you went to uk?

I didn't spend as much as I expected/thought

I spent enough to have to borrow / to need to borrow

no me gusta nada ninguno de los libros

I don't like any of the books at all

I like.... at all

I like none of the books at all

-thank you!

- welcome/you are welcome/don't mention it!/ Not at all

I've seen Peter a few times / several times

I thank you for what you have done.

You don't have to/mustn't thank me at all