Curso de Inglés V

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unit 6

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6. (a) Fill in with the correc words & READ aloud - click on the hand

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unit 7

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7. (A) VOCABULARY (Listen & Read)

Oven	Enclosed box-like space (usually part of a cooker) in which things are cooked or heated
Bother	To take the time or trouble to do something
Fortnight	Fifteen days; two weeks
Lounge	Public sitting-room in a hotel, club, etc...
To expel	To force somebody to leave a school, club, etc, ...
To be held	To take place
To be hard up	To be short of money
To persuade	To convince somebody
All along	All the time

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7. (b) VOCABULARY (Listen & Repeat)

Oven

Bother

Fortnight

Lounge

To expel

To be held

To be hard up

To persuade

All along

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unit 8

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8. (A) An Ordinary Conversation (Listen & Read)

Mrs North:	Oh, here you are love. I'll just go and get your dinner out of the oven.
Paul:	Oh, that's very kind of you.
Jean:	I see your car hasn't been taken to the car wash for some time now, Paul.
Paul:	Why bother with all this snow we have been having recently?
Mrs North:	Here's your omelette and baked beans love. Oh, by the way, this letter arrived in the post over a fortnight ago I think, judging by the postmark. It was put in the bills to be paid tray by mistake.
Paul:	A Bloomsbury postmark. Who was this sent by, I wonder?
Jean:	Why don't you open it and have a look?
Paul:	Oh, it's only from my old Gentleman's Club. "Dear Mr North ... reconstruction of the gentlemen's lounge ... 11,000 pounds ... informal dinner-dance ... £ 50 a head ......... Friday 5th March ...Yours sincerely, Harry Masters Hon. Sec." Ha-ha, old Harry. I remember he and I were smoking once behind the bike shed and were seen by the housemaster.
Jean:	That sounds typical of you! I'm surprised you weren't expelled.
Paul:	Well, and what about you? You were caught kissing Lionel Wooster when you were only twelve.
Jean:	I was thirteen.
Mrs North:	Don't start arguing again you two. What are you going to do about the dinner-dance?
Paul:	Friday the fifth - that's in two days time.
Jean:	What is it in two days time?
Paul:	This dinner-dance I've been invited to. It's being held in the Woodcott Country Club on Friday. Oh, I don't think I'll go.
Mrs North:	Oh, why not, love? Wouldn't you like to meet your old friends from the club?
Jean:	Oh, yes, Paul. Do let's go. I haven't been taken anywhere for ages.
Paul:	Hm, I can't dance, at least not very well since that riding accident. Anyway, the roads may be snowed up and what's more I'm a bit hard up at the moment.
Jean:	Oh, go on, Paul. I'm paying. Please, Paul.
Mrs North:	Oh, yes, I think you should go, Paul. Jean's got a lovely new dress that has never been worn. She got it two months ago.
Paul:	It's fifty pounds a ticket. You do realize that, don't you?
Jean:	That's no problem. I can afford it.
Paul:	Oh, what can a man say when he is caught between his mother and his sister. Very well then. I suppose we'll have to go!
Jean:	Oh, come on Paul. You were hoping to be persuaded all along!

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8. (B) An Ordinary Conversation (Listen & Repeat)

Mrs North:	Oh, here you are love. I'll just go and get your dinner out of the oven.
Paul:	Oh, that's very kind of you.
Jean:	I see your car hasn't been taken to the car wash for some time now, Paul.
Paul:	Why bother with all this snow we have been having recently?
Mrs North:	Here's your omelette and baked beans love. Oh, by the way, this letter arrived in the post over a fortnight ago I think, judging by the postmark. It was put in the bills to be paid tray by mistake.
Paul:	A Bloomsbury postmark. Who was this sent by, I wonder?
Jean:	Why don't you open it and have a look?
Paul:	Oh, it's only from my old Gentleman's Club. "Dear Mr North ... reconstruction of the gentlemen's lounge ... 11,000 pounds ... informal dinner-dance ... £ 50 a head ......... Friday 5th March ...Yours sincerely, Harry Masters Hon. Sec." Ha-ha, old Harry. I remember he and I were smoking once behind the bike shed and were seen by the housemaster.
Jean:	That sounds typical of you! I'm surprised you weren't expelled.
Paul:	Well, and what about you? You were caught kissing Lionel Wooster when you were only twelve.
Jean:	I was thirteen.
Mrs North:	Don't start arguing again you two. What are you going to do about the dinner-dance?
Paul:	Friday the fifth - that's in two days time.
Jean:	What is it in two days time?
Paul:	This dinner-dance I've been invited to. It's being held in the Woodcott Country Club on Friday. Oh, I don't think I'll go.
Mrs North:	Oh, why not, love? Wouldn't you like to meet your old friends from the club?
Jean:	Oh, yes, Paul. Do let's go. I haven't been taken anywhere for ages.
Paul:	Hm, I can't dance, at least not very well since that riding accident. Anyway, the roads may be snowed up and what's more I'm a bit hard up at the moment.
Jean:	Oh, go on, Paul. I'm paying. Please, Paul.
Mrs North:	Oh, yes, I think you should go, Paul. Jean's got a lovely new dress that has never been worn. She got it two months ago.
Paul:	It's fifty pounds a ticket. You do realize that, don't you?
Jean:	That's no problem. I can afford it.
Paul:	Oh, what can a man say when he is caught between his mother and his sister. Very well then. I suppose we'll have to go!
Jean:	Oh, come on Paul. You were hoping to be persuaded all along!

When you think you have practised enough, go on to the next activity.

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8. (C) YOU ARE "Paul" - TALK TO "Mrs North & Jean"

Mrs North:	Oh, here you are love. I'll just go and get your dinner out of the oven.
Paul:	Oh, that's very kind of you.
Jean:	I see your car hasn't been taken to the car wash for some time now, Paul.
Paul:	Why bother with all this snow we have been having recently?
Mrs North:	Here's your omelette and baked beans love. Oh, by the way, this letter arrived in the post over a fortnight ago I think, judging by the postmark. It was put in the bills to be paid tray by mistake.
Paul:	A Bloomsbury postmark. Who was this sent by, I wonder?
Jean:	Why don't you open it and have a look?
Paul:	Oh, it's only from my old Gentleman's Club. "Dear Mr North ... reconstruction of the gentlemen's lounge ... 11,000 pounds ... informal dinner-dance ... £ 50 a head ......... Friday 5th March ...Yours sincerely, Harry Masters Hon. Sec." Ha-ha, old Harry. I remember he and I were smoking once behind the bike shed and were seen by the housemaster.
Jean:	That sounds typical of you! I'm surprised you weren't expelled.
Paul:	Well, and what about you? You were caught kissing Lionel Wooster when you were only twelve.
Jean:	I was thirteen.
Mrs North:	Don't start arguing again you two. What are you going to do about the dinner-dance?
Paul:	Friday the fifth - that's in two days time.
Jean:	What is it in two days time?
Paul:	This dinner-dance I've been invited to. It's being held in the Woodcott Country Club on Friday. Oh, I don't think I'll go.
Mrs North:	Oh, why not, love? Wouldn't you like to meet your old friends from the club?
Jean:	Oh, yes, Paul. Do let's go. I haven't been taken anywhere for ages.
Paul:	Hm, I can't dance, at least not very well since that riding accident. Anyway, the roads may be snowed up and what's more I'm a bit hard up at the moment.
Jean:	Oh, go on, Paul. I'm paying. Please, Paul.
Mrs North:	Oh, yes, I think you should go, Paul. Jean's got a lovely new dress that has never been worn. She got it two months ago.
Paul:	It's fifty pounds a ticket. You do realize that, don't you?
Jean:	That's no problem. I can afford it.
Paul:	Oh, what can a man say when he is caught between his mother and his sister. Very well then. I suppose we'll have to go!
Jean:	Oh, come on Paul. You were hoping to be persuaded all along!

When you think you have practised enough, go on to the next activity.

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