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3rd ESOBritish Useful vocabulary Your shoe laces are undone to lace something up phrasal verb to fasten shoes boots or a piece ID: 333260

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INTRODUCTION

3rd ESO-BritishSlide2
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Useful

vocabulary

:

-Your shoe laces are undone.-to lace something up (phrasal verb): to fasten shoes, boots or a piece of clothing by tying the laces. eg: She can lace up her shoes and she’s only 5!

FOOTWEARSlide4
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Loafer

/’

ləufəʳ

/: A type of leather shoe without any way of fastening it to the foot.** It also means: a lazy person.Slide6

LOAFERSlide7

-

Trainers

(

BrE) / Sneaker (AmE)Slide8

-

PumpSlide9

-

High

HeelsSlide10

-

ClogSlide11

-

SlippersSlide12
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(

Hinojo

)

(Chalote)(Cebolleta)(Apio)(Puerro)(Ocra)

(

BrE

: Aubergine)Slide17
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(

Pomelo

)

(albaricoque)(Mora)(Grosella)(Frambuesa)Slide20

(

Cebolleta

)

(Chiribia)(Nabo)(Nabicol)(Remolacha

)

(

Rábano

)

(

Calabacín

)

(

alcachofa

)Slide21
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Fattening

:

Descibes

food that contains a lot of fat, sugar, etc. That would quickly make you fatter if you ate a lot of it.e.g. fattening food, such as cheese and chocolate.Slide23

(Cilantro)

(

Perejil

)Slide24
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(

Tomillo

)

(Romero)(Eneldo)(Estragon)(Cebolla de Hoja)

(Cilantro)

(Laurel)

(Salvia)

(

Albahaca

)

(

Menta

/

Hierbabuena

)

(

Perejil

)Slide26

(

Anis

)

(Magnolia Virginiana)(Cayena)Slide27

LANGUAGE BUILDER

Intro Unit

Geography Clothes and Accessories, Food and Adjectives Slide28

ribera

puente

Capital /’

kæpitəl/Cueva /’keiv/Canal, cauceacantiladoscosta

continente

este

campo

Isla /’

ailənd

/

Punto

destacado

Montaña

/’

mauntin

/

norte

Sur /

sauθ

/

Oeste

Cove

Cala

peak

pico

,

cimaSlide29

Archipelago/

a:ki’peləgou

/

archipiélagobay bahíabeach playaborder fronteracanal canalcape cabocapital capitalcliff acantiladoclimate climacoast costacoastline costa, litoralcontinent continentecountry paísdelta deltademography demografíadune dunaEarth Tierraequator ecuador

estuary

estuario

fiord

fiordo

frontier

frontera

glacier

glaciar

gulf

golfo

harbour (GB),

harbor

(US)

puerto

hemisphere

hemisferio

hill

colina

iceberg

iceberg

island

isla

Isle

Isla (en

nombres

de

lugares

)

isobar

isobara

isotherm

isoterma

jungle

selva

,

jungla

lagoon

laguna

lake

lago

latitude

latitud

longitude

longitudSlide30

map

mapa physical map mapa físico political map mapa político road map mapa de carreteras / rutas street map mapa de callesmarsh pantanomeadow prado, praderameridian meridianomount montemountain montañamountain range cordilleranorth pole polo norteoasis oasisocean océanoparallel paralelo

peak

pico

,

cima

peninsula

península

plain

llanura

, llano

plateau

meseta

polar circle

círculo

polar

pond

laguna

port

puerto

relief

relieve

river

río

rock

peñón

,

roca

savannah

sabana

sea

mar

shore

costa

soil

tierra

,

suelo

south pole polo

sur

strait

estrecho

stream

arroyo

,

riachuelo

torrent

torrente

tributary

afluente

tropic

trópico

Tropic of Cancer

Trópico

de

Cáncer

Tropic of Capricorn

Trópico

deCapricornio

valley

valle

waterfall

catarata

world

mundo

world

map

mapamundi

cardinal

point

punto

cardinal

north

norte

northern

Western OccidentalSlide31

/

blauz

/

blusa/bu:ts///botas//’brei.slət/pulsera/kæp/

gorra

vestido

pendientes

chanclas

Tacones

altos

capucha

vaqueros

pintalabios

maquillaje

Mini

falda

collar

anillo

zapatos

mangas

Gafas

de sol

/’

trau.zər

/

pantalonesSlide32
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sea mar

shore costa

soil

tierra, suelosouth pole polo surstrait estrechostream arroyo, riachuelotorrent torrentetributary afluentetropic trópicoTropic of Cancer Trópico de CáncerTropic of Capricorn Trópico de Capricorniovalley vallewaterfall catarataworld mundoworld map mapamundi cardinal point punto cardinalnorth nortenorthern septentrional

, del

norte

south

sur

southern

meridional

, del

sur

east

este

eastern oriental, del

este

west

oeste

western occidental, del

oeste

/’

kæʒ.jul

/

informal

/

k

ukt

/

cocinado

Estar

de

moda

Que

engorda

/’

fo:rməl

/

/’

fraid

/

congelado

moderno

aceitoso

Pasado

de

moda

Pr

á

ctico

(suitable)

/

ro

:/

crudo

/’

solty

/

salado

Sensato

,

p

ráctico

(good judgement)

sensitive: sensible,

empático

.

/

sauəʳ

/

agrio

picado

dulce

De

moda

bitter

amargo

Geek /

gi:k

/ a person who is boring and not fashionableSlide35

Geek

/

gi:k

/ a person who is boring and not fashionable. geek does not have to be smart, a Geek is someone who is generaly not athletic, and enjoys Video Games; Comic Books; being on the internet, and etc.Hipster: someone who is very Influenced by the most recent ideas and fashionsNerd: A person, especially a man, who is not attractive and awkward or socially embarrasing.Posh: People from a high social classSlide36

FROM URBAN

DICTIONARY.

http://www.urbandictionary.com

/. One of four titles used to classify someone based on their technical and social skills. The other three titles are nerd, dork, and normie. The difference between the four titles can be easily shown in table form:................ Technical ...... SocialTitle ............ Skills ......... Skills---------- ---------------- ------------Normie ......... No ............. YesGeek ........... Yes ............. YesNerd ............ Yes ............. NoDork ............ No .............. NoNormie: A normal person. Blah.Geek: An outwardly normal person who has taken the time to learn technical skills. Geeks have as normal a social life as anyone, and usually the only way to tell if someone is a geek is if they inform you of their skills.Nerd: A socially awkward person who has learned technical skills due to the spare time they enjoy from being generally neglected. Their technical knowledge then leads normies to neglect them even further, leading to more development of their technical skills, more neglection, etc. This vicious cycle drives them even more into social oblivion.Dork: A person who, although also socially awkward, doesn't have the intelligence to fill the void with technical pursuits, like a nerd, and is forced to do mindless activities. Almost always alone. Usually with an XBox. Like playing Halo. All day. Every day. Not even understanding how the Xbox is making the pretty pictures on the screen. Very sad.Slide37
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NERDSlide41

DORKSlide42

POSHSlide43

¿En

qu

é

curso estás?¿Qué te parece el colegio?¿Tienes algún hoby interesante??¿Cuál es

tu

deporte

favorito

?

¿

Qu

é

tipo

de persona

eres

?

¿

Puedes

contarnos

algo

sobre

t

í

?Slide44

¿

C

ómo

dirias esta palabra en inglés?¿Cómo se pronuncia este nombre?¿Cuánto tiempo tenemos ?¿En

qu

é

página

está

?

¿

Puedes

explicar

esto

,

por

favor

?

¿

Puedes

repetirlo

,

por

favor

?

¿

Puedo

tomar

prestado

tu

diccionario

?

¿Para

cu

á

ndo

es

la

tarea

?

¿A

qu

é

hora

es

el

recreo

?

¿

Escucha

atentamente

an lo

repetir

é

?Slide45
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