Hello My dear 1B students!
I have prepared some listening and vocabulary for you today. You are going to learn 10 new adjectives. Watch the video, play it and pause it , as many times as you need. Copy the adjectives and the example sentences for every adjective on your notebook ( make a list of them, they will be included in a text next week). Note if they have a particular use, if they are rude, affectionate, if they have more than 1 meaning, for example, or of they are used in a particular context. You do not have to show it to me unless I ask you to by email.
SAY ALL THE ADJECTIVES ALOUD AND PRACTICE YOUR PRONUNCIATION WHILE YOU WATCH THE VIDEO.
Once you got the 10 adjectives and the example sentences written , be ready to apply them in context.
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT:
CHOOSE 5 of them and write an example sentence for every one of them. Try to find an equivalent of the adjective in Spanish , take the context where it is applied into account before choosing the Spanish translation. Write you five sentences in the comment section👇. Please, write your name.
EXTRA CREDIT:
Have you heard any of them before? Where did you hear them? Which one is your favourite?
I hope you learn a lot from today's exercise. Be ready for more grammar practice, next week!
Hello Arantxa, in today's task no video appears to me
ReplyDeletelet me check what's going on
Deletetry again, Alexis
DeleteNow it seems to me, thanks Arantxa
ReplyDeleteGreat! I don't understand what happened. I could see it all the time. Anyway, problem solved! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHello again Arantxa!
ReplyDeleteI’m ALEXIS and these are my phrases:
- (ROUGH) / Sentirse mal, estar de resaca : My sister got up with a rough
-( GUTTED) / Muy decepcionado/a : He was very gutted with his notes
-( CHUFFED) / muy contento, satisfecho: Pepe was chuffed to see the gifts
-( DODGY) /zona peligrosa, “conflictiva”: The neighborhood "Los pajaritos" is an area really dodgy
-( JAMMY) / afortunado/a: The person who wins the lottery must feel jammy
EXTRA CREDIT:
Have you heard any of them before? Where did you hear them? Which one is your favourite?
- I have never heard of these adjectives, but my favorite is undoubtedly DODGY and JAMMY
Well done, Alexis,
Deletegutted => with her marks
dodgy=> a really dodgy + area.
ok i will correct it
Deletehello Arantxa I'm Maria Pinto from 1B
ReplyDelete-Gutted: abatido , decepcionado: His friend betrayed her so she's very gutted right now.
-Rough : sentirse enfermo o de resaca:Sorry i can't remember what happened yesterday I'm feeling very rough.
-pissed of: cabreado: I'm really pissed of with my neighbourhood because he didn't let me sleep.
-knackered: muy cansado: i've been working all day , now i'm knackered.
-chuffed: muy feliz: She's chuffed because she pass the exam.
-dodgy: deshonesto: The politician made a lot of dodgy promises to entice people to vote for him.
-Jammy: suertudo: He found five dollars on the floor last day , he's very jammy.
Hi Arantxa! Here are my sentences:
ReplyDelete1. I want a snack or something to eat, I'm peckish. "Me pica el gusanillo".
2. I'm feeling a bit rough after yesterday's party. "Resacoso/a".
3. I went hiking this morning and now I'm knackered. "Estar reventado/a".
4. Those fireman are hard. "Duro/a de pelar".
5. Thanks for your present! I'm chuffed! "Estar encantado/a".
EXTRA CREDIT
I knew the adjectives "peckish" (I learned It when I was in England) and "pissed off" (I heard in a TV show). Apart of those, I didn't knew any. My favorite is "knackered", I think It sounds good.
Hi Arantxa, im Marta Medina and this is my activities:
ReplyDelete-chuffed: estar muy feliz: he was chuffed because he passed the driving test
-dodgy: deshonesto: that dodgy man who left the hotel without paying
-I'm feeling a bit rough: sentirse resacoso tras una fiesta como en este caso : I went to Isabel's party and the next morning I felt very rought
Hi Arantxa I'm Pablo Torres from 1°B
ReplyDelete-Gutted: abatido , decepcionado.
She's very gutted after the marks day.
-Rough : sentirse enfermo o de resaca.
Yesterday I went to a party and I was very rough these morning.
-Pissed of: cabreado.
I'm really pissed of with my friend because he betrayed me the last weekend.
-Knackered: muy cansado.
My mother came home from her work site knackered.
-Chuffed: muy feliz.
I'm chuffed with my marks.
-Dodgy: deshonesto.
My cousin is always very dodgy with his parents .
-Jammy: suertudo.
I won the jackpot! I'm very jammy!
Hi Arantxa! I'm Alejandro Venegas Suárez.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, excuse because I know that it's late. Here is my homework!
-Gutted: decepcionado.
He was gutted as consequence of him bad behavior
-Rough : estar/ sentirse enfermo.
Yesterday I felt so rough.
-Pissed of: cabreado. I was so pissed of lose again the game.
-Knackered: muy cansado.
Today I’m very knackered, I think I need to go early to the bed.
-Chuffed: muy feliz. Last week I was very chuffed because it was my birthday.
-Dodgy: deshonesto. She was very dodgy with her grandma.
-Jammy: suertudo. I think he doesn’t deserve how jammy he is.
Hello Arantxa! I´m Rocío Ruíz Pérez from 1*B
ReplyDeleteROUGH: bruto,aspero,aproximado,brusco,duro.
- I did a rough calculation prior to solving the equation.
GUTTED: abatido,decepcionado,destripado,eviscerado.
- The fishmonger has gutted my fish for dinner toninght.
KNACKERED: exhausto,agotado
- I´m absolutely knackered after working all day.
CHUFFED: muy feliz,contento,satisfecho
- He´s chuffed that he won the lottery.
Dodgy: dudoso,poco fiable,deshonesto
- The president of the government is dodgy with the information about the COVID-19.