UBI 3AM (24TH FEBRUARY)
P. 18/19 Grammar present simple a, b, c
Adverbs of frequency:
Always (siempre)
Usually ( usualmente)
Normally // Generally (normalmente // generalmente)
Often // Frequently (frecuentemente // a menudo)
Sometimes (algunas veces)
Occasionally (ocasionalmente)
Seldom (pocas veces)
Hardly ever // Rarely (casi nunca // rara vez)
Never (nunca)
P. 213 Grammar Bank 1B a, b
- P. 11 Communication 188/194
She’s a woman on her 50s.
She’s a woman on her 60s.
She’s on her early 50s.(50-54)
She’s on her mid 50s. (54-56)
She’s on her late 50s. (57-60)
(marital) status: estado civil
her own bussiness: su propio negocio
similar tastes: gustos similares
in between: en medio
fun: divertida
funny: graciosa
- P. 11 Listening a
- P. 206 1.19 transcript
- Homework:
costume: disfraz
fancy dress: disfraz
UBI 4M (23rd FEBRUARY)
Eater: Pascua
Holly Week: Semana Santa
dress up=disguise: disfrazarse
fancy-dress costume: disfraz elaborado
furthermore: además
ball:
once in a lifetime: una vez en la vida
amazing/gorgeous
- Video Listening: Mardi Gras Carnival
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-39117766
- Reading: Carnival od Cádiz
https://www.andalucia.org/en/the-carnival-of-cadiz/
- Speaking:
Which is the best carnival in the world for you?
UBI 2AM (23RD FEBRUARY)
-Unit 12 Review:
P. 138/139
P. 134/135
miss my family: echarde menos a la familia
miss someone: echar de menos a alguien
lost my family: perder a la familia
go out=hang out (salir decasa para el ocio)
leave: abandonar/salir de un sitio
What is your name? TO BE
What was his name? TO BE
Where did you go last night? QuASI
Did you go to the cinema last night? ASI
go back: regresar
come back: regresar
UBI 2BT (22ND FEBRUARY)
P. 98 Reading a, b, c, d
look like: parecerse
success: éxito
howerver: sin embargo
but: pero
slaugtherhouse: matadero
anti-war: antibelicista
caretaker: portero/conserje
lift operator:
1980s: los 80
80s: los 80
the eighties: los 80
fine arts: bellas artes
classmates: compañera/o de clase
realistic: realista
similar: parecidos/similares
UBI 3BT (22ND FEBRUARY)
Unit 9 Beware of the dog
P. 128/70 Vocabulary/Pronunciation a, b, c, d, e
beware of: cuidado con/tener cuidado con
1. hen/chicken/cock
2. horse
3. monkey/chimpanzee
4. snake
5. cat
6. dog
7. lion
8. cow
P. 247/161 Vocabulary Bank
Animals
bear /ˈbɛər/ oso
beard /ˈbɪərd/ barba
beer /ˈbɪər/ cerveza
bird /bɜːd/ pájaro
bed /ˈbed/ cama
- Homework:
P. 136/60 Vocabulary
whoever: cualquier persona
kind: tipo
tip: truco/consejo
UBI 4M (21ST FEBRUARY)
- Video Listening: Carnival
https://www.bbc.com/newsround/62685358
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-england-london-62662102
waft: flotar en el aire
build up: construir/elevarse
-
Reading: The Man Who Cut Off My Hair (p.10-12)
- Homework:
Which is the best carnival in the world for you? Why?
UBI 2AM (21ST FEBRUARY)
- Homework:
136/137 Grammar past simple: regular and
irregular verbs a, b, c, d
ask to marry me: pedir que te cases conmigo
get marry: casarse
here:aquí
there:ahí
over there: allí
over here: aquí
a bit= un poco (contables e incontables)
a little= un poco (incontables)
a few= un poco (contable)
- P. 131 Video Listening Strangers on a train
- P. 194 Words and phrases to learn
- P. 137
journey=trip
- Homework:
P. 134/135
P. 138/139
UBI 3AM (17TH FEBRUARY)
medium
build: estatura media
complexion: color de piel
fair: rubio/a
light brown: castaña clara
length: longitud
medium length/shoulder lenght
plait: trenza
plaited: trenzado
grey hair:
white hair:
chatty: habladora/charlatana
in fact: de hecho
I’m like…: Soy como (personalidad)
I’m not like…: No soy como
I look like…: Me parezco a... (apariencia)
I don’t look like…: No me parezco a…
fun: ameno/divertido
funny: gracioso
I want you to do something
I don’t you to do something
I want him to end up alone
She doesn’t want her dad to end up alone.
He finds dates online now.
date: cita
dating: tener una cita
She wrote Clint’s dating profile.
Because she is the person who knows
her father best.
Beacuse she is the best person who
knows her father.
1 person
2 people
- P. 10 Vocabulary e, f, g
- P. Grammar present simplea, b
- P. 212 Grammar Bank 1B
- P. Pronunciation final -s and -es a, b
- Homework:
P. 18/19 Grammar present simple a, b, c
P. 213 Grammar Bank 1B a, b
UBI 4M (16th FEBRUARY)
- Listening
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/video-series/word-on-the-street/dating/dating-scene-2
have a date: tener una cita
go on a date: tener una cita
What on earth…? ¿Qué diantres…?
What the fuck…? ¿Qué c…?
give up: dejar de hacer algo
Don’t give up! No te rindas!
- Meeting face-to-face Listening&speaking
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/b1-speaking/meeting-face-to-face
It's so good to finally meet you in person.
It's great to put a face to a name.
How are you finding it?
Has Emir set you up with an email address?
Is there anything else you need?
Let me know if I can help at all.
What are you doing later? A beer or a coffee?
I haven't got any plans.
How long are you going to stay here?
Do you have a car? How do you get to work?
Where are you going to live?
Where can I eat well?
Do you have any friends or relatives here?
What did you do before?
UBI 2AM (16th FEBRUARY)
- P. 131 Reading&Listening Strangers on a train
Part 2
Grammar past simple: regular and irregular verbs
a, b, c, d
- P. 176/177 Grammar Bank past simple: regular
and irregular verbs
worry: preocuparse
- P. 136/137 Vocabulary
I told a story to my grandchildren last night.
fairy tale: cuento (de hadas)
fairy: hada
a tale: cuento
- Homework:
136/137 Grammar past simple: regular and
irregular verbs a, b, c, d
UBI 2BT (15th FEBRUARY)
- P. 223 Grammar 7A a, b
- P. 106 Grammar a, b, c
- P. 98 Pronunciation b
- P. 107 Pronunciation sentece stress a, b
He’s wrong/He was wrong
Él está equivocado/Él estaba equivocado
You’re right/You were right: Tienes razón
to be right: tener razón
right: derecho (adv)
right; un derecho (n)
to be wrong: estar equivocado
wrong: mal, error
I have rights. Tengo derechos
straight: recto
UBI 3BT (15th FEBRUARY)
Unit 8 Review
- P. 120/68 Pronunciation,
- P. 121/69 Reading& Listening
- Liveworksheets
- Homework:
Unit 8 Test
UBI 4M (14th FEBRUARY)
- Speaking: Mercury VS Jupiter
Mercury is the first planet from the Sun/ in the Solar System.
Mercury’s surface has a lot of craters.
rock planet
gas planet
Is it possible there is life in Mercury?
How long does Jupiter’s rotation take?
How long does it take?
- Video: Dating (St. Valentine’s Day)
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/video-series/word-street/dating
- Reading: The Man Who Cut Off My Hair (p.6-10) ‘to move…’ (p. 7/10)
UBI 2AM (14th FEBRUARY)
SAINT VALENTINE’S DAY!!!!
Unit 12 Stangers on a train
P. 130 Vocabulary&Pronunciation regular and irregular verbs a, b, c
When do we double the consonant in past simple verbs?
We double the consonant when the verb ends in consonant + vowel + consonant. This is always true when the verb is one syllable.
stop ⇒ stopped, plan ⇒ planned, shop ⇒ shopped, rob ⇒ robbed.
When the verb is two syllables, we only double the consonant when the STRESS is in the last syllable.
reFER ⇒ referred, preFER ⇒ preferred, reGRET ⇒ regretted
But we do NOT double the consonant when the STRESS is NOT in the last syllable.
VIsit ⇒ visited, ANswer ⇒ answered.
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- P. 195 Regular&irregular verbs
- Homework:
Unit 11 Test
UBI 2BT (13th FEBRUARY)
- P. 98 Grammar past simple of be a, b, c, d
- P. 201 Transcript 7.1
Sunflowers: Girasoles
The Starry Night: Noche estrellada
The room: La habitación
star: estrella
starry: estrallada
Too famous: demasiado famoso
Too valued/rated: demasiado valorado
Next day:
P. 98 Pronunciation b
P. 107 Pronunciation sentece stress a, b
- Homework:
P. 223 Grammar 7A a, b
P. 106 Gramma a, b, c
UBI 3BT (13th FEBRUARY)
unless: a menos que
- P. 119/67 Vocabulary&Writing adverbs of manner a, b, c,
matter: asunto, cuestión
- P. 127/59 Vocabulary adverbs of manner a, b, c
- P. 120/68 Grammar, Vocabulary&Pronunciation
- Homework:
- P. 119/67 Vocabulary&Writing adverbs of manner d
- Unit 8 Test
UBI 3AM (13TH FEBRUARY)
- P. 236 Vocabulary Bank describing
people
What does he/she look like? ¿Cómo es?
(físicamente)
like: gustar
like: como (comparativo)
look like: parecer(se)
blonde: mujer rubia
blond: hombre rubio
fair: rubio/a
What’s he/she like?¿Cómo es?
(personalidad)
clever: inteligente
smart: inteligente (avispado,
resolutivo)/elegante
intelligent:inteligente
wise: sabio/a
a reddish: una pelirroja/o
a brunette: una morena
a blonde: una rubia
a blond: un rubio
medium lenght/ shoulder lenght: media
melena
She’s (got) medium lenght straight brown hair.
asshole: mamón, capullo, gili…
mean: tacaño
lovely: encantador
a teddy: un osito
He’s a foddie.
stubburn: cabezota, terco, tenaz
- Homework:
Descriptions: Describing people
P.18 Vocabulary a, b, c
P. 10 Reading d, e, f
UBI 3AM (10th FEBRUARY)
@ at
. dot
.com
.es
.uk
.fr
.it
.org
1B The perfect date?
P. 10. Vocabulary&Reading a, b
- Homework:
P. 213 Grammar Bank word order in questions
P. 236 Vocabulary Bank describing people
UBI 4M (9th FEBRUARY)
- Listening: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/b1-listening/a-student-discussion
- Speaking: compare two planets
Esperaza II: Saturn
Isabel: Neptune
Mercedes: Venus
Moisés: Mars
Felipe: Earth
Encarni: Jupiter
David: Uranus
Gloria o Paqui: Mercury
UBI 2AM (9th FEBRUARY)
- Homework:
P. 127 Grammar d
- I got up at 8 am/in the morning.
- No, I didn’t. Just a coffee.
Yes, I did. I had coffee and toast.
- I had lunch in/at a restaurant. Yes, it was a nice lunch.
I had lunch at home. Yes, it was.
- I went home early, at (about) 7 pm.
I went home at (about) 8 pm.
Yes, I did housework and homework.
Yes, I did both.
Both: ambos/as
I had fruit and milk.
Yes, I had a good day. Fantastic!
Yes, I did. I had a good day. Fantastic!
Yes, I did. I went walking on the beach with friends.
Yes, I did. I went walking by the beach with friends.
- P 121. Reading a, b c, d, e
by: el medio por el que se hace algo (transportes, autores de libros, obras de arte en general)
caption: pie de foto
a film: película
to film: filmar
skydiving/skydive: hacer paracaidismo
a skydive: salto en paracaidas.
Soldier: soldado
Normal things:
get up, have breakfast, have a shower, cook, talk with family, go shopping, go to the park, talk on Skype, clean shoes, a small boy kiss her mother
Unusual things:
do a skydive, arrive in Kathmadu on a bike, shave for the first time, get married, triavel around the world, get a first job, a boy went home in 3 years, a woman went to hospital for an operation
luck: suerte
lucky: afortunado
wash: lavar/fregar
clean: limpiar
- P. 194/127 Words and Phrases to learn
- Homework:
Unit 11 Test
UBI 2BT (8th FEBRUARY)
- P. 89 Video Listening A London busker
busker: músico callejero
busk: tocar música en la calle
perform=play music
perform: actuar
performance: actuación
ask: preguntar/ pedir
- P. 89/201 Writing an informal email
day off: día libre
studying
because
architect
usually
shopping
friends
I live alone.
- P. 90 5&6 Review
- Homework:
P. 201 d, e Write an informal email (escribir en un folio aparte para entregar)
UBI 3BT (8th FEBRUARY)
- P. 119/67 Grammar possessive pronouns
- P. 226/140 Grammar Bank possessive pronouns
227/141 8C a, b
- P. 126/58 Pronunciation a, b
Grammar a, b, c
Whose bag is it/this/that (over there)?
Whose books are they/these/those (over there)?
look for: buscar
look after: cuidar
look at: mirar a
look like: parecerse
look: mirada, imagen
look into: mirar dentro
- P. 119/67 Video Listening
cook: cocinero/a
cooker: fogón/hornillo
ceramic stove: vitrocerámica
Because I didn’t expect who Vivienne and Héloise were.
- Homework:
Liveworksheet (1st conditional)
Listening: Meeting a new team member
UBI 4M (7th FEBRUARY)
- Speaking: reacting to what people say
solve: resolver
as I asked: como pedí
Sorry, Madam:
wake up call: llamada despertador
answer the call:
Hold the line, please: Manténgase a la espera.
I’ll call you back later: Le llamaré más tarde.
Drop me a line= Call me
I’ll send you someone/somebody to solve the problems.
fix: reparar
solve the problem:
I’ll also send you an appetizer/brunch to compensate for the breakfast.
compensate: make up for
messy=untidy
What nonsense! Qué tontería!
earthquake: terremoto
sign: fichar
UBI 2AM (7th FEBRUARY)
- Homework:
P. 175 a, b
P. 126 Vocabulary
P. 126/7 Grammar a, b, c (opcional)
- P. 121 Pronunciation& Speaking a, b
- P. 143 Your day (Speaking)
enjoy: disfrutar
How did you get there?
I went on foot.
I went walking.
I went by taxi/ bus/train/plane/bike/scooter.
UBI 2BT (6th FEBRUARY)
- P. 97 Grammar a, b, c
- P. 89/97 Pronunciation a, b c, d
1. a beautiful tune
2. a young musician/ I am a musician
3. music students
4. your yoga teacher
5. the New Year
good, great, fantastic, nice, perfect, wonderful, amazing
terrible, horrible, bad, awful, boring, pain in the ass, strident
I don’t like them at all.
I don’t like him/her at all.
I don’t like it at all.
I like all kind/type of music.
UBI 3BT (6th FEBRUARY)
- P. 125/57 Vocabulary a, b, c, d.
d.
- I’ll listen a postcast on Alexa.
- Yes, I have. I lost and found a jewel.
- I never look at old photos because they are in a box in a closet.
- It depends on the moment. I sometimes listen to pop music or jazz.
- I don’t remember.
- I’ll go to bed to slepp early.
- I lost and found my glasses. They were on my head.
- I like looking at old photos a lot. I always look at them when it’s a free day.
- I listen to pop music, classic music or heavy metal.
- No, I’ve never won a prize.
- I’ll listen to the radio.
- I lost something very important for me and It was very difficult to find.
it.
- Once or twice a year. I like looking at old photos.
A Christmas hamper: cesta de navidad
laundry hamper: cesto/a para la ropa (sucia)
P. 118/66 8C Who is Vivienne?
- Reading a, b, c
- Pronunciation a, b
so far: hasta aquí/ hasta entonces
suspicious: desconfiado
H wanted V to live with him.
H wanted V to be his wife.
H wanted V to go to his house/home.
- Homework:
Liveworksheet (1st conditional)
UBI 3AM (3rd FEBRUARY)
- P. 16/17 Vocabulary&Grammar
- P. 9 Pronunciation a, b, c, d, e
P. 17 Pronunciation a, c, b
- P. 9 Listening&Speaking a
- Homework: Unit 12 Test
UBI 3AM (3rd FEBRUARY)
NEW BOOK A2/B1!!!!!
1A Are you? Can you? Do you? Did you?
P. 8 Vocabulary&Speaking a, b, c, d
P.9 Grammar word order in questions a,b
P. 212/213 Grammar Bank 1A word order in questions a, b
- Homework:
P. 16/17 Vocabulary&Grammar
UBI 4M (2nd FEBRUARY)
My room floods: Mi habitación está inundada.
There is a lot of water on the floor/in the bathroom.
The floor is wet.
There is a big damp patch on the ceiling.
damp patch: mancha de humedad.
Brochure: folleto
bed clothes: ropa de cama
So thankful/Thank you very much/ I appreciate
supply: suministros
supplier: proveedor
to keep an eye out: echarle un ojo
pay on delivery: pago al contado/a la entrega
First time song: First time
- Homework:
-
Listening: Free time
- Liveworksheets
UBI 2AM (2nd FEBRUARY)
look for: buscar
11B How was your day?
- P. Vocabulary a, b, c
Listening a, b, c
What about…? Qué tal…?
Grammar past simple irregular verbs: get, go, have, do a, b, c
- P. 174/175 Grammar Bank 11B a, b
- Homework:
P. 175 a, b
P. 126 Vocabulary
P. 126/7 Grammar a, b, c (opcional)
UBI 2BT (1st FEBRUARY)
- Homework:
P. 96 Vocabulary a, b, c
P. 221 6C a, b
fingers: dedos de las manos
toes: dedos de los pies
fight: pelear
fighters: luchador
I am tired Are you tired?
I am hungry? Are you hungry?
I am stressed. Are you stressed?
I have a car. Do you have a car?
I am 52 (year old). How old are you?
I’m sad.
I’m busy: Estoy ocupado/a Are you busy?
Have a shower
near here
I’m late. Am I late?
Where does she go in the mornings?
Where is she going NOW?
- P. 88 Grammar c
- P. Speaking
tate: gusto
tates: gustos
download: descargarse o bajarse
radio station: emisora de radio
around town/city: por el pueblo/ ciudad
teacher:
choir:
technical:
alcohol:
chemist:
chemist’s:
- Homework:
P. 97 Grammar a, b, c
UBI 3BT (1st FEBRUARY)
- P. 246/160 Vocabulary Bank confusing verbs a, b
miss:es en realidad perder algo en el tiempo, es decir, un suceso que tiene un principio y un final.
lose: si no encuentras un objeto, este es el verbo que tienes que usar. Puesto que lose quiere decir que pierdes algo. También se usa para hablar de sentimientos
lose your temper: perder la calma
- P. 117/65 Vocabulary&Speaking c
- P. Pronunciation homophones a, b
1. wear/where /ˈwɛə/
2. know/no /nəʊ/
3. meet/meat /ˈmiːt/
4. weight/wait /ˈweɪt/
5. write/right /ˈraɪt/
6. one/won /ˈwʌn/
7. see/sea /ˈsiː/
8. war/wore /ˈwɔː/
1. I can see the sea from here.
2. I write with my right hand.
3. He won one game.
4. I know there’s no hope.
P. 125/57 Pronunciation a
1. I’m sorry I don’t know the answer.
2. What are you going to wear to party?
3. The hotel has lovely views of the sea.
4. I wore my new dress to the party.
5. Promise you write to me.
6. Let’s meet tomorrow in …
7. I really need to lose some weight.
8. A table for one, please.
- Homework:
P. 125/57 Vocabulary a, b, c, d
