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The document provides vocabulary and language functions for a student to review and practice. It includes a list of words to mark as known or unknown across various categories like clothes, food, money, and appearance. It also lists language functions for making requests, talking about preferences, prices, and attention getting. It encourages the student to practice any unknown words or functions using learning strategies and gives tips for using them in conversation.

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Seccion 15

The document provides vocabulary and language functions for a student to review and practice. It includes a list of words to mark as known or unknown across various categories like clothes, food, money, and appearance. It also lists language functions for making requests, talking about preferences, prices, and attention getting. It encourages the student to practice any unknown words or functions using learning strategies and gives tips for using them in conversation.

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1. Revisión de vocabulario. Marca con (P) las palabras que ya conoces.

Clothes and  penny  town Possessive Adjectives


fashion pronouns
 pound  village  mine  light
 appliances Restaurant Verbs  yours  medium
 changing (food,  boil  his  reasonable
room portions and  buy  hers  small
cooking
utensils)
 clothes  bottle  fry  ours  warm
 hat  cup  fit  theirs  yearly
 loose  food  grill
 market  fork  have on Countable and Adverbs
 shop  glass  let (me) + verb uncountable  almost
 shop window  knife  look at quantifiers  better
 supermarket  napkin  pay for  a lot more
 tights  piece  put on  few  right there
Money  plate  prefer  many Preposition
 dime cent  slice  roast  much  for (you)
 dollar snack sell  not many Conjunction
 euro  spoon  spend (money)  not any  or
 pence Nouns  show  some
 pennies  city  suit  any
 quarter  farm  take off
 forest  try on
Words to describe appearance, personality, events, things, places, objects (Comparative form).
 bad – worse  fast/er  nice/r  show/er  more boring
 cheap/er  fat/ter  noisy/ier  smart/er  more crowded
 clean/er  good – better  quick/er  strong/er  more difficult
 dark/er  happy/ier  quiet/er  tall/er  more expensive
 dirty/ier  heavy/ier  sad/der  warm/er  more interesting
 early/ier  lazy/ier  short/er  weak/er  more polluted
 easy/ier  new/wer  slim/mer  more beautiful  more terrible
Toma nota de las palabras que aun no aprendes y revisa diferentes estrategias de aprendizaje de
vocabulario en el pathway de auto aprendizaje, pon en práctica la que consideres más adecuada para ti.

2. Revisión de funciones. Marca con (P) las funciones que aprendiste o ya conoces.
Expressions  I’ll buy / pay / have …
 Can I help you?  May/Can I help you?
 Can I try it on?  Could you pass me the salt?
 What size are you?  Can I use the restroom?
 do you have/have you got a  Could / Can I try it on?
larger / small size?  Can I have a large size, please?
 Just looking  Can I have a glass of water, please?
 Anything else?  There are a few people in the restaurant
 Pay by credit card / debit card / check / in cash

Getting someone’s attention Talking about preferences


 Excuse me.  Which one do you like better/more?
 Hey  I like the … one better / more.
 Look!  Which ones do you prefer?
 To do the shopping  I prefer the … ones.
 To go shopping  What’s … like?
 Can I have my Hill, please?  Which one is more …?
 Catch a train / bus, miss a train / a bus  Which one is … + er?
Talking about prices  How old/tall/long?
 How much is this sweater?  What color …
 It’s … Making and declining an offer
 That isn’t bad  Would you like to …?
 How much are those shoes?  Oh, no. That’s OK.
 They are …  Thanking someone.
 That’s expensive  thank you (anyway)
Asking for more information  You’re welcome.
 Why? Expressing doubt
 Do you mean…?  Hmm.
 Oh, these?  I’m not sure.
Expressing surprise
 Are you kidding?
Te recomendamos que en caso de que aun no manejes alguna de las funciones hagas un repaso de
ella y reflexiones sobre qué tipo de estrategia puedes emplear para aprenderla y ponerla en práctica.

GRAMMAR EXTENSION Comparative of adjectives

1. Adjective with –er and –est

big easy long slow


busy fast mild small
cheap friendly new tall
clean funny nice ugly
close great old warm
cold heavy pretty wet
cool high quiet young
deep hot safe
dirty large scary
dry light short

2. Adjectives with more and most


attractive expensive relaxing dangerous
exciting popular crowded interesting
outgoing boring important difficult
beautiful famous stressful delicious

3. Irregular adjectives
good better best
bad worse the worst

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