VOCABULARY
A PERSON FROM POLAND IS...
POLISH
SALLY WORKS ___ A BANK
SALLY WORKS IN/AT A BANK
TRADUCE:
ELLA ESTÁ CONDUCIENDO
SHE IS DRIVING
HOW DO YOU SAY "ISLAND"?
/AILAND/
READ THIS NUMBER: 216
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
I EAT AT SUSHI RESTAURANTS. I REALLY LIKE THEM.
A. NEVER B. SOMETIMES C. USUALLY
I USUALLY EAT AT SUSHI RESTAURANTS.
READ THIS DATE: 15TH JULY
THE FIFTEENTH OF JULY
COMPLETE:
WOULD YOU LIKE _____ (HAVE LUNCH) WITH ME?
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE LUNCH WITH ME?
SHE CANS GO TO THE POOL TODAY
SHE CAN GO TO THE POOL TODAY
/DELISHES/
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "WAITER" AND "WAITRESS"?
WAITER IS A MAN
WAITRESS IS A WOMAN
COMPLETE:
___ I HAVE A SANDWHICH, PLEASE?
A. WILL B. LIKE C. CAN
CAN I HAVE A SANDWHICH, PLEASE?
PUT IN THE PAST:
DO YOU LIKE THE FILM?
DID YOU LIKE THE FILM?
/DISAIDID/
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "LIFT" AND "ELEVATOR"?
"LIFT" IS BRITISH
"ELEVATOR" IS AMERICAN
¿CÓMO ESCRIBIRÍA "54 EUROS" EN NÚMERO EN INGLÉS?
€54
PUT IN THE PAST:
SHE HAS PASTA FOR DINNER
SHE HAD PASTA FOR DINNER
HOW DO YOU SAY "WORKED"?
/WORKT/