How does Paris get on with Laguerta and Greta?

Llevarse

He gets on well with my cats

FAMILY

Grand mother

Grand father

Grandparents /pearents/

Children (plural of Child)

Brother

Sister

Daughter

Son

Nephew: sobrino

Niece: sobrina

Aunt: tia

Uncle: tio

Cousin: primo

Brother in law: cuñado

Step... mother: madrastra

Godmother: madrina

Wife: esposa – wives: esposas

Husband: marido – husbands: maridos

Couple: pareja

Partner: compañera/o

They are married: estan casados

She is married to Peter

They are engaged: estan comprometidos

They are divorced

To get married: casarse

Maybe, perhaps

Recordings

Dave

Allison: What drives me absolutely mad is that he starts a job and

never finishes it and work is so professional

He never throws anything away

She always finds something to do

She is always doing her hair:

UNIT 3: PAST SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

Burglar /´be:gler/ ladron

a person who illegally enters buildings and steals(robar) things

Thief: /zi:f/ ladron a person who steals – thieves (plural)

Theft: robo
The art gallery was broken into last night, and the thieves got away
(llevarse) with two valuable paintings.
Robber: a person who steals things – Robbery: robo

Steal: verbo: robar cualquier cosa

Rob: robar cualquier cosa

Burglars’ friend: amigo de los ladrones

Burglar’s friend: amigo del ladrón

´to fall asleep: quedarse dormido

Find: encontrar – Found is the past simple of find

Direct questions and indirect questions

Where is the video recorder? DIRECT QUESTION

Wh-word+ verb to be + personal pronoun (it)?

[I asked Charly] where the video recorder was. INDIRECT

QUESTION

[personal pronoun + regular or irregular verb +indirect object]

Wh-word + Personal pronoun (it) + verb to be (pasa un tiempo
para atras)*.

 Si la pregunta directa esta en presente, la indirecta se

dice en pasado
 Si la pregunta directa esta en pasado simple, la
indirecta se dice en pasado perfecto

To do the right/wrong thing: hacer lo correcto/incorrect

Unfortunately /anfó:tunatli/

Fortunately: /fó:tunatli/
To see a light on: ver una luz encendida