WHY DO WE BUILD SKYSCRAPERS IN CITIES? = ¿POR QUÉ CONSTRUIMOS RASCACIELOS EN LAS CIUDADES?
VOCABULARY:
bank= banco
block of flats= bloque de pisos
lift/ elevatort= ascensor
neighbourhood= vecindario
port= puerto
skyscraper= rascacielos
stadium= estadio
the old part= la parte antigua
the outskirts= las afueras
underground station= estación de metro
green space= espacio verde
wi-fi zone= zona wifi
bicycle lane= carril bici
pedestrian area= zona peatonal
recycling containers= contenedores de reciclaje
cable car= teleférico
JAPAN. FACTS:
. The capital is Tokyo (the largest city in the world, with 37 million people).
. There are more than 6,000 islands.
. The “kimono” is a traditional dress.
. They have beautiful gardens.
. The number “4” is very unlucky.
. The currency is “yen”.
. There are more than 100 active volcanos and lots of earthquakes every year.
. Mount Fuji is the highest mountain.
. They invented “Pokemon”.
.The life expectancy is very high (84 years old).
GRAMMAR:
Prepositions of place:
on: encima
in: dentro
under: debajo
behind: detrás
near: cerca
next to: al lado
between: entre dos
below: por encima
above: por debajo
opposite: en frente
in front of: delante
GIVING DIRECTIONS
EXERCISES
VERBS:
need to:
Need to es un verbo auxiliar modal. Usamos este auxiliar modal principalmente para expresar necesidad, va antes que los verbos normales, Su uso principal es expresar la necesidad o los requisitos que se necesitan.
- He needs to go to the supermarket.
- Silvia needs to buy a new car.
- She needs to see you.
- We didn’t need to come here.
must:
Verbo modal must en afirmativo
Must para expresar un deber moral.
‘You must respect older people.’
(‘Debes respetar a las personas mayores’).
Verbo modal must en negativo
Mustn’t para expresar prohibición. Se usa must not en los contextos más formales.
‘Students mustn’t smoke at school.’
(‘Los alumnos no deben fumar en la escuela’).
Verbo modal must en afirmativo
Must para expresar obligación.
‘We must wear uniform at school.’
(‘Debemos usar uniforme en la escuela’).
EXERCISE
OLYMPIC GAMES
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