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Phrasal Verbs, Entertainment and free time Outdoor activities, LOGO…
Phrasal Verbs
run out
If a supply of something
runs out
, all of it has been used or it is completely finished.
wolf down
to
eat
very quickly.
eat in
eat in home
end up
to finally
be
in a particular place or situation
take on
to
decide
to do
sth
that takes a lot of effort, time, etc.
water down
make it less strong by adding water or other liquid.
soak up
absorb
Compound adjectives
,
participle adjectives
When we have an
adjective + present participle
, we put a
hyphen
between the two words to make it a
compound adjective
.
She is a
good-looking
girl
It left a
long-taste
in my mouth
This is a
four-foot
table
You have to be
open-minded
about things.
Destiny is a
part-time
worker.
I love this
brightly-lit
room!
He is a
cold-blooded
man
Intensifiers
absolutely
,
completely
,
extremely
,
highly
,
really
,
totally
,
very
,
so
and
at all
.
She was
so
upset.
She was
completely
satisfied.
Stressed and non-stressed words
A
stressed syllable
is the part of a word that you say with
greater emphasis
than the other syllables.
Alternatively, an
unstressed syllable
is a part of a word that you say with
less emphasis
than the stressed syllable(s)
The
weak pronunciation
is
quieter
and
quicker
.The vowel sound is very short.
The strong pronunciation is used
at the end of a sentence
or when the word
gets special emphasis
. The strong pronunciation has
a long, clear vowel sound
.
-Negative words like
wasn't
and
don't
always have a
strong pronunciation
.
Long and short vowels
There are
20 different sounds
associated with vowels (12 pure and 8 diphthongs)
Long vowel sounds
are pronounced like the name of the letter and are often indicated by
a second
, silent vowel in the same syllable (diphthongs).
late/leɪt/
seal/si:l /
bike/baɪk/
boat/bəʊt/
juice/ʤu:s/
:
Short vowel sounds
are the most common and are generally found alone within the syllable.
Short vowels
are frequently followed by double consonants.
hat/hæt/
bus/bʌs/
stop/stɑ:p/
set/set/
ill/ɪl/
Entertainment and free time
Hobbies are activities that we do in our spare time (free time).
Things people play:
chess
,
guitar
,
musical instruments
Outdoor activities
With these hobbies we can use two different verbs.
go
and
do
We often
go camping
in the summer
. or
I
do
a bit of / a lot of
rock climbing
in the summer
.
Teacher’s name: Magdalena del Carmen Martínez Núñez. Student’s name: José Del Ángel Escutia.
Mind Map
Grade: LI Group: G Date: August 11st, 2021.
References:
UNIVERSIDAD IEXPRO Unit
II Language systems words, phonetics and phonology. Anthology 5.
