Today's Lesson #20

Today's Lesson #20

1. Goal

   • Unit 1 - Lesson 2
     • Structure
       • The placement of adjectives
         • The adjective is always before the noun.
         • Harry
           • Subject
           • is
             • Verb
             • a
               • handsome
                 • Adjective
                 • boy
                   • Noun
     • Vocabulary
       • Adjectives
         • Wonderful
         • Fantastic
       • Personality
         • Funny → divertido/a
         • Shy → tímido
       • Appearance
         • Beautiful
         • Ugly → feo
         • Gorgeous → hermoso/a
       • Temper
         • Temperamento
         • Irritable
         • Sad → triste
         • Anxious → ansioso/a
       • Style
         • Fancy → elegante
         • Casual
   • Pages 6-7
   • Identify and describe people

2. Goal

   • Unit 8 - Lesson 2
     • Structure
       • Comparative adjectives
         • They mean to say that something is more than the other thing.
         • Examples
           • Loose → looser
           • Small → smaller
           • Large → larger
         • -er
           • This is the rule for comprative adjectives.
       • Usage of 'than'
         • [Subject] + [verb 'be'] + [comparative adjective] + 'than' + [noun]
           • This is a basic structure when using comparative adjectives.
           • This shirt is larger than my body
     • Vocabulary
       • Hosiery
         • Pantyhose → media velada
           • P
           • are thin → delgado/a
         • Socks
         • Tights →
           • are thick → grueso/a
       • Pair → par (two things)
       • Sleepwear
       • Outerwear
   • Pages 90-91
   • Ask for a different size or color

3. Goal

   • Unit 4 - Lesson 1
     • Vocabulary
       • Italian
       • Japanese
       • Chinese
       • Colombian
       • Vegetarian
       • Grains
         • Pasta
           • Flour
             • Harina
             • Wheat grains
               • Granos de trigo
               • ...
         • Beans
         • Soy
       • Meats
         • Chicken
         • Beef
           • Res
         • Fish
         • Mutton
           • Cordero adulto
         • Lamb
           • Cría de cordero
       • Vegetables
         • Avocado
           • Aguacate
         • Spinach
       • Fruits
       • Dairy
         • Lácteos
         • Cheese
         • Milk
         • Butter
           • Mantequilla
         • Yoghurt
         • Kumis
       • Sweets
         • Sugar
         • Syrup
           • Liquid sugar.
         • Honey
         • Sugar cane
           • Plant
           • Cane sugar - brown sugar
             • Product of the plant
       • Useful expressions
         • Could you recommend me...
         • What are you in the mood for?
           • Mood → estado de ánimo
     • Structure
       • Usage of 'there'
         • There is
           • Is there any maple syrup in your house?
             • This is a question
             • There is a bottle of syrup.
               • This is an answer.
             • What kind of food is there?
               • Kind → amable - tipo
         • There are
           • How many tomatoes are there in your fridge?
             • This is a question.
             • There are 2 tomatoes in my fridge.
               • This is an answer.
         • Answer → 'there' + 'verb to be'
         • Question → 'verb to be' + 'there'
   • Pages 40-41
   • Ask for a restaurant recommendation

4. Goal

   • Unit 8 - Preview
     • Structure
       • Useful expressions
         • How much is...
         • Would you like to...
         • That's not too bad
         • Do you have it in...
         • It's really nice
     • Vocabulary
       • Shop → tienda - comprar
       • Pay → pagar
       • Store → tienda - almacenar
         • Verb and noun
       • Purchase → comprar - compra
         • Verb and noun
       • Buy → comprar
         • Verb
       • Clerk → empleado - "vendedor"
       • Advisor → consejero
   • Pages 86-87
   • Shopping for clothes
     • The shop has run out of [the product]
       • Run out of → agotarse - se acabó
       • Sebastián is the clerk
       • Kevin is the customer/shopper