Unit 1 1.Start Vocabulary English: Assessed juzgado Allow permitir I will be seré Wich cuales Spend gastar However sin embargo Each cada Once una vez One is out of ten uno de cada diez Wich looks que se ve Quickly con rapidez Could podría Received recibido Hope esperanza I hope you enjoy Enjoy espero Best wishes los mejores deseos Reply respuesta Subject sujeto Forward adelante Trip viaje Least menos Guess adivinar Surname apellido Clues pistas Family vocabulary: Uncle tío Aunt tía Father-in-law suegro Brother-in-law cuñado Daughter hija Cousin primo/prima Niece sobrina 2.Reading Meet reunirse Will será Last últim@ Look after cuidar de Manage gestionar Foreing extranjero Emigrated emigró Repeatedly - repetidamente Tried intentó Since ya que Some time algún tiempo So moving conmovedor Match partido 3.Vocabulary Granddaughter nieta Mother-in-law suegra Noun sustantivo Get obtener Engaged comprometida Were fueron Got tiene Being siendo Getting consiguiendo While mientras Quote citar Suggest sugerir Employees emplad@s Fluent fluido Bold negrita (Repasar) Explication: Some of the words in the previous exercise can be used with both be and get. Be is used with states. For example: Gloria is married. Her parents are divorced. Get is used with actions. For example: My sister got engaged last week. She is getting married in the spring. 1. Gloria went to Australia after her parents got divorced. 2. My sister got married on 30 June 2001. 3. More people are getting divorced in Europe now than 50 years ago. 4. She is married and has two lovely children. 5. Melissa got pregnant while she was writing her thesis. 6. She was engaged to Tim for three years, but in the end she married Tom. 7. "You shouldn't smoke while you are pregnant." 8. In the past, people were engaged for years before they got married. 4Grammar. 2. Tense review. Choose the correct form for the verbs in bold. 1. Ruth Cable lives in Bristol with her family. present simple 2. Gloria emigrated to Australia in 1974. past simple 3. Gloria has lived in Australia for 30 years. present perfect 4. Gloria is talking to her sister on the phone at the moment. present continuous 5. Next month Gloria is flying to England to visit her family. present continuous 2. Tense review. Choose the correct form for the verbs in bold. 1. Ruth Cable lives in Bristol with her family. present simple 2. Gloria emigrated to Australia in 1974. past simple 3. Gloria has lived in Australia for 30 years. present perfect 4. Gloria is talking to her sister on the phone at the moment. present continuous 5. Next month Gloria is flying to England to visit her family. present continuous Vocabulary: For para Since desde (depende del texto) Drag arrastrar I last saw you la última vez que te vi I was born nací Meeting reunión Been estado Have you had has tenido Have you been has estado Have you Known has conocid@ We use the present perfect with for and since to talk about actions that began in the past and continue now. We use for with a period of time: I have lived in New York City for 10 years. (I started living in New York City 10 years ago, and I live there now.) We use since with a point in time: I have lived in New York City since 2003. (I started living in New York City in 2003, and I live there now.) The present perfect consists of auxiliary verb have + past participle of the verb. 5.Listening Often a menudo Far lejos Nephew sobrino 6.Tutorial I have to write about my life and i have to read the explication again. 7.Takeaway english Take away para llevar Arranging arreglando Fancy lujos@ fancy seeing you again oh que bonito verte aqui i´ll be in touch estare en contacto i don´t agree no estoy de acuerdo sort of algo asi como you too igualmente what have u been up to que has estado haciendo? How´s things como van las cosas?