Vocab (section 1)
👉 What does "get along with" mean?
✅ To have a good relationship with someone.
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👉 Translate:
“Culpar a alguien”
✅ to blame someone
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👉 Translate:
“Ponerse en contacto con alguien”
✅ get in touch with someone
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👉 Translate:
"look up to someone"
✅ admirar a alguien
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👉 Complete (passive):
(to speak)
“English ___ ___ in many countries.”
✅ English is spoken in many countries.
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👉 Complete:
“I don’t know her very well, but I want to ___ ___ ___ her.”
✅ get to know
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👉 Complete:
“My parents don’t ___ me ___ go out late on weekends.”
✅ allow / to
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👉 Complete:
“I am in 4º ESO now, but I still ___ ___ ___ ___ my old friends from Primary school.”
✅ keep in touch with
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👉 Complete:
“My brother ___ ___ ___ me. He thinks he is superior to me."
✅ looks down on
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👉 Change to passive:
“Students respect good teachers.”
✅ Good teachers are respected by students.
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👉 Say it in English:
“Tenemos muchas cosas en común.”
✅ We have a lot in common.
✅ We have many things in common.
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👉 Choose the correct option:
“It ___ me when people shout.”
(deals / bothers / forgives)
✅ bothers
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👉 What’s the difference between:
bring someone up / bring something up ?
✅ Educate a child / start talking about a topic
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👉 Choose the correct option:
“I’m really ___ ___ ___ next weekend. I have so many exciting plans!”
✅ looking forward to
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👉 Change (passive):
They built IES Macarena in 1987.
✅ IES Macarena was built (by them) in 1987.
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👉 Choose the correct word:
“The teacher is very ___ to her students.
She is very polite with them."
✅ respectful
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👉 What does "deal with" mean?
✅ To take action to solve a problem.
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👉 Choose the correct sentence:
a) She was brought up by her parents
b) She was bring up by her parents
✅ a) She was brought up by her parents
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👉 Explain the difference:
"look back on" / "look forward to"
✅ "Look back on" = Past experiences. You feel nostalgic.
"Look forward to" = Future events. You feel excited. You can't wait.
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👉 Correct the mistake:
“The rules is followed in this school.”
✅ The rules are followed in this school.
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👉 Explain in English:
What is the atmosphere of a place?
✅ The feeling, mood or vibes of a place.
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👉 Correct the sentence:
“He didn’t take responsibility of the problem.”
✅ He didn’t take responsibility FOR the problem.
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👉 Explain:
What does "settle down" mean?
✅ To start a calm and stable life in one place.
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👉 Make a sentence with "look forward to".
✅ Don't forget -ing !
Example: "I look forward to seeing my friends on Friday."
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👉 Create a passive sentence in past simple. Use forgive.
✅ Example: "He was forgiven (by the teacher) for being late."
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