the word and the meaning...

-Yeti: ·noun abominable snowman.

-Mermaid: ·noun an imaginary sea creature usually represented with a
woman's body and a fish's tail.

-Ghost: ··
·*1: the seat of life: soul (give up the ghost)
· *2: a disembodied soul; (especially) the soul of a dead person believed to be an inhabitant of the unseen world or to appear to the living in bodily likeness.
·· *3: spirit, demon
· *4: a faint shadowy trace or sugges tion (a ghost of a smile)
· *5: a false image in a photo graphic negative or on a television screen caused espe cially by reflection

-Giant Squids:· {noun} any of a group of very large squids that include the largest mollusks known with some being 12 meters long including the arms.

-Hobbits:an imaginary being similar to a person but smaller and with hairy feet; invented by J.R.R. Tolkien
imaginary being, imaginary creature - a creature of the imagination; a person that exists only in legends or myths or fiction

5 oraciones en pasado y 5 en pasado continuo

Simple Past:

1.I went to the zoo yesterday in the afternoon

2.My sister saw a big and strong lion

3.Cynthia screamed when she saw a spider

4.Humberto stumbled

5.My brother collect many insects



Past Continious:

1.I was reading a book

2. I was just joking, it's not true

3....so the princess fell in love

4.That cat was nice, but now is too ugly

5.I was watching a movie when my mum turned


Present Simple.
1.They don't know who we are
2.The sun shines so bright
3.I always do excersice
4.The dog just seems like tired
5.I just wanna scream and lose control...

Present Continious
1.Erika is listening to music.
2.Humberto is drawing a cartoon
3.David and Rafa are chatting with me
4.I'm looking for my pen
5.The dog is drinking milk...

Homework III

1.-Glimpse: verb. to take a brief look: see momentarily or incompletely.(visión momentánea)

2.-Crumpled: verb. to press, bend, or crush out of shape.(arrugar)

3.-Drenched: transit verb. to force to drink.

4.-Bristle:

• v.intr.
  1. To stand stiffly on end like bristles: The hair on the dog's neck bristled.
  2. To raise the bristles: The cat bristled at the sight of the large dog.
  3. To react in an angry or offended manner: The author bristled at the suggestion of plagiarism.
  4. To be covered or thick with or as if with bristles: The path bristled with thorns.
  
• v.tr.
  1. To cause to stand erect like bristles; stiffen.
  2. To furnish or supply with bristles.
  3. To make bristly; ruffle.

5.-Ailment: noun, a bodily disorder: sickness (achaque)

My Neighbours

My neighbour is called Bryan, and he is a little bit noisy, and helpful. He is a mechanic and his wife is a housewife, who is called Sandra. They have got two dogs, and a boy. He is nine, and is called Juan, but I don't know what he is interested.

homework II

TOUNGUE-TWISTER

1. Tito and Tato were tattooed in total,
but Toto was only tattooed on his toe.
So Tato told Tito where Toto was tattooed,
but Tito said Toto’s tattoo wouldn’t show.

2.Betty Botter bought some butter,
but she said: 'This butter’s bitter.If I put it in my batter,
it will make my batter bitter.'So she bought a bit of butter,
better than her bitter butter,put it in her batter,
and it made her batter better.

homework

homework....
LOOK FOR THE MEANING IN ENGLISH AND WRITE AN 1 STATEMENT WITH EACH ONE:

1. GET UP: verb- to arise from bed / to rise to one's feet
-I always get up at 4:40 a.m.

2. GO OUT WITH: to go forth; to leaves one place with somebody.
- She goes out with her boyfriend.

3. GET ON WITH: Have a good relationship
-Fortunately, I GET ON WITH my boss.

4. LOOK AFTER: idiom/phrase to take care of
-My mom looks after me when i was sick

5. WAIT FOR: To remain or rest in expectation:
-Waiting for the guests to arrive