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    The document summarizes vocabulary, grammar points, and expressions covered in Unit 1. It includes key words for shops, extreme adjectives, money verbs, adjective prefixes, the present continuous and simple tenses, expressions using "want to", "would like to", "would prefer to", and the use of "enough" and "not enough". The unit provides foundational vocabulary and grammar for describing everyday activities, preferences, and situations.

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    Resumen Unidad 1: I Haven T Got Enough Money - I Have Got Enough Time

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    Resumen Unidad 1

    1) VOCABULARY: Shops

    Departamen Store= Book Shop=


    Newsagent= Music shop=
    Supermarket= Chemist=
    Sport shop= Shoe shop=
    Clothes shop= Electronic shop=

    2) EXTREME ADJECTIVES

    Amazing= Awful=
    Brilliant= Freezing=
    Huge= Horrible=
    Terrible= Wonderful=
    Boiling= Great=

    3) MONEY VERBS

    Earn= Buy=
    Sell= Save=
    Borrow= Spend=

    4) Adjective prefixes -A todos estos adj se les agrega "Un" para formar el opuesto.
    Ejemplo = HAPPY - UNHAPPY

    Usual= Tidy=
    Friendly= Helpful=
    Fair= Happy=

    5) Present Continuos
    * Se usa para hablar de acciones que estamos realizando en este momento
    * Palabras para identificar el Pres Cont ( At the moment- Today- Now)

    6) Present Simple
    *Se usa para hablar de rutinas, hábitos y hechos.
    *Palabras para identificar Present simple
    (Usually- never- sometimes- once a year- always- hardly ever- etc)

    7) Want to = querer

    She wants to buy a car - She doesn´t want to buy a car- Does she want to buy a car?
    I want to save money - I don´t want to save money - Do you want to save money?

    8) Would like to = me gustaria


    * Se usa para decir me gustaria Ejemplo en un restaurante/ tienda - I would like to have a pizza.
    * Se usa para invitar a alguien - Would you like to go to the cinema tonight?

    I´d like to buy these jeans - I wouldn´t like to buy these jeans - Would you like to buy these jeans?

    9) Would prefer to = preferiria


    * Se usa en una situacion cuando preferis hacer una cosa y no otra.

    She´d prefer to stay at home- She wouldn´t prefer to stay at home- Would she prefer to stay at home?

    10) (not) Enough = no suficiente / suficiente

    * I haven´t got enough money - I have got enough time

    sustantivo sustantivo
    "ENOUGH" va adelante del sustantivo

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