My english notebook 3

7C Are you hungry?

Quantifiers

Countable nouns

How: Many / Muchos
A lot of / Un montón de
A few / Algunos, Unos cuantos
How many ....? / Cuántos ......?
Not many,A few, A lot

Uncountable nouns

How: Much / Mucho
A lot of / Un montón de
A little / Un poco de
A lot of / Un montón de
How much ....? / Cuánto ....?
Not much,A little , A lot / Mucho,Un poco, Un montón de

Countable nouns

Large quantities :

There are lot of / Lots of crackers / Un Monton / Montones de
Are there many crackers / Muchos
Are there a lot of / lots of crackers ?

Small quantities:

There are a few creackers
There aren’t many / a lot of crackers
Are there a few crackers?

Uncountable nouns

Large quantities:

There’s a lot of / lots of cheese
Is there a lot of / lots of cheese?

Small quantities:

There’s a little cheese
There’s not much/ a lot of cheese
Is there a little chesse?

Containers and portions

Cups of coffee / Tazas de cafe
A slice of cake / Rebanada de pastel
A carton of juice / Cartón de jugo
A can of peas / Lata de guisante
A package of cookies / Paquete de galletas
A box of cereal / Caja de cereal
Pieces of meat / Trozos de carne
A bowl of pasta / Plato de pasta

Bottles of wine / Botellas de vino
Jars of honey / Tarros de miel
Bags of potato chips / Bolsas de patatas fritas
A bar of chocolate / Barra de chocolate
A glass of water / Vaso de agua
A can of cola / Lata de cola
A spoonful of oil / Cucharada de aceite

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7D Out for dinner

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Conversation buidel: In a restaurant

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Reserving a table:

Do you have a table of ...please? / ¿Tiene una tabla de ...por favor?
It’s for ... people / Es para ... personas

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Arriving at a restaurant

We have a table reserved in the name of ... / Tenemos una mesa reservada a nombre de ...

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Ordering food

I’d like the ... , please / Me gustaría que el ... , por favor
I’ll have ... / Voy a tener ...
Could / Can I have ....? / ¿Puedo tener ....?
The same for me, please /me too / Lo mismo para mí, por favor / yo también

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Paying the check

Could / Can we have the check , please? / ¿Podría / Podemos tener el cheque, por favor?

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Asking politely for something

I’d like a cup of coffe / Me gustaría una taza de café
Could I have a large orange juice, please? / ¿Podría tomar un zumo de naranja grande, por favor?
Can we have three slice of cake? / ¿Podemos tener tres rebanadas de pastel?

Unit 8 In the past

8A Technology througt the ages

Past of be, there was / there were, and simple past: irregular vebrs

I / He / She / It You / We / They

+ I was We were
- He wasn't They weren't

There was / There were
+ There was There were
- There was no / There wasn't There weren't

Simple past: Irregular verbs

I / You / He / She / It / We / They

+ I bought
- I didn't buy

8B Life stories

Life stages

1: Be born / Nacer
2: Start school / Empezar la escuela
3: Finish school / Terminar la escuela
4: Go to college / Ir a la universidad
5: Get a degree / Obtener un grado
6: Get a job / Consigue un trabajo

7: Meet someone / Conocer a alguien
8: Get married / Casarse
9: Have a baby / family / Tener un bebe/familia
10: Get divorced / Divorciarse
11: Retire / Retirarse
12: Die / Morir

8C Life in the 1980s

Spelling rules for regular affirmative simple psast -ed endings Watch /

We usually add -ed to the verb
Watched

When a verb ends in e, we add -d
live / lived

When a verb ends in consonant + y, we change the y to i and then we add -ed try / tried

When verb ends in vowel + y, we add -ed
enjoy / enjoyed

when a verb ends in consonant + vowel + consonant, we usually double the final consonant and add -ed.
plan / planned

The negative form of regular verbs with didn't + base form

I/you/he/ she/it/we/ they

I enjoyed the meal / I didn't enjoy the movie last night.

Past time expressions

Last: evening/night/week/month/year/spring/summer/fall/winter
Yesterday: morning/afternoon/evening
Two days, three weeks,five years: ago
In: 1990/the 1930s/the 18th century