Adjetivos que pueden describir tu estilo de vida

Have a/an…
 Alternative: a way of living that is unusual, especially when
you choose not to have the type of home and job that
is considered normal in modern society. (Alternativa)
 Busy: Ocupada
 Chaotic: Caótica
 Comfortable: Cómoda
 Exciting: Emocionante
 Healthy: Saludable + Lifestyle
 Luxurious: Lujosa
 Quiet: Tranquila
 Relaxing: Relajada
 Sedentary: Sedentaria
 Simple: Simple
 Stressful: Estresada

Expresiones con “life”

 Change you lifestyle: Cambiar tu estilo de vida
 Lead an active social life: Llevar una vida social activa
 American way of life: Estilo de vida Americana
 Way of life: Estilo de vida
 Modern way of life: Estilo de vida moderna
 Traditional wat of life: Estilo de vida tradicional
 Private life: Vida privada

Palabras clave para el Speaking:

 Pottery: Alfarería
 Potter: Alfarero
 Barro Clay
 Costumes: Disfraces
 Rehearsals: Ensayos
 Public: Público
VOCABULARY 2: GET
Get to meet: llegar a conocer
Get out of bed: Salir de la cama / Levantarse
Get exercise: Hacer ejercicio
Get lonely: Sentirse solo
Get the train/bus: Coger el tren/autobús
Get to the theatre/cinema.. : Llegar al teatro/cine
Get somebody to do something: Conseguir que alguien haga algo
Get requests: Recibir solicitudes
Get away:
1. Forma imperativa: Aléjate! / Vete!
2. Escaparse, escabullirse: They almost stole me, I managed to get
away.
3. Hacer un escapada: I have been working so hard, I need to get away.
Get along:
1. Llevarse bien: My friends and I get along very well.
2. Arreglárselas: She’s blind, it’s difficult for her to get along without
vision.
Get lost: Perderse
Get rid of: Deshacerse de
Get in touch with: contactar con
Get the chance to: Tener la oportunidad para
Get paid: Cobrar
Get ready: prepararse
Get fit: Ponerse en forma
Get moved: Moverse
Get into trouble: Meterse en líos
Get past: Pasar por
Get off: Bajarse de (vehículo o lugar).
Get by: Arregárselas, sobrevivir con
Get over: Recuperarse, ponerse mejor  My boyfriend split up with me
yesterday, I will get over.
Get across: Expresar
Get through
1. Superar, seguir adelante: This has been difficult for everyone, but we
will get through this.
2. Terminar: I have a lot of homework to get through! I don’t know
how I will do it.
Get on
1. Llevarse bien: We got on as soon as we met.
2. Subirse a: We got on the wrong bus.

VOCABULARY 3: CLOTHES
Adjectives that can be used to describe clothes
Tight-fitting: Muy ajustado
Baggy: Ancho / Holgado
Casual: Casual
Formal: Formal
Colourful: Colorido
Plain: Sencillo, simple
Tasteful: De buen gusto
Unfashionable: Antiguo, pasado de moda
Smart: Elegante
Trendy: A la moda
Scruffy: Desaliñado, descuidado
Sleeveless: Sin mangas