ROOFTOPS 5 – UNIT 3

VOCABULARY
GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES DESCRIBING PEOPLE: ART
(Peculiaridades o accidentes geogáficos)
ADJECTIVES
Canvas (Lienzo, lona)
Path (Camino, sendero) Bored (Aburrido) Paper (Papel)
Mountain Excited (emocionado, nervioso)
River (Rio) Chalk (Tiza)
Friendly (Amable, amigable)
Waterfall (Cascada) Oil paints (Pinturas al óleo))
Unfriendly (Antipático)
Valley (Valle) Watercolours (Acuarelas)
Interested (Interesado)
Island (Isla) Worried (Preocupado) Landscape (Paisaje)
Wood (Bosque) Angry (Enfadado) Portrait (Retrato)
Bridge (Puente)
Castle (Castillo) Bright (Brillante, luminoso)
Field (Campo)
Village (Pueblo)

OTHER VOCABULARY
Capital
Ruins (Ruinas)
Eagle (Águila)
Fire Brigade (Brigada de bomberos)
Raincoat (Impermeable)

GRAMMAR AND USEFUL SENTENCES

TO BE (SER-ESTAR) EN PASADO UN CASO ESPECIAL CON «TO BE»: HAY // HABÍA

Tiene dos formas: PRESENTE PASADO

WAS (para I – he- she- it) 1 THERE IS 1THERE WAS

WERE (para you – we – they) >1 THERE ARE >1 THERE WERE

Examples: He was very interested about that Examples: There isn't a cinema next to Examples: There was a castle in the
film. the hotel. village.

Were they in Paris last weekend? There are two museums in the There weren't lots of woods.
No, they weren't. square.

Was your mum a teacher in 1997?

Yes, she was.

EVERYDAY LANGUAGE (Dar indicaciones para llegar a un sitio)

Can you tell me the way to (the park), please? (¿Me puede decir cómo llegar (al parque), por favor?)
Go straight on. (Vaya todo recto)
Turn right / left at the (cinema) (Gire a la derecha / izquierda a la altura (del cine))
It's next to / opposite (the café) (Está al lado / delante de (la cafetería))