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miércoles, 30 de noviembre de 2011

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GOOD LUCK!

martes, 29 de noviembre de 2011

TRANSPORT AND TRAVEL. INTERMEDIATE 2



TRUE OR FALSE. When the answer is false, explain why.

1. This is Jazz’s second visit to London.
2. Jazz’s bag is very light.
3. Ashlie’s phone is in her coat pocket.
4. Ashlie leaves Stephen and Jazz because she needs to find her bag.
5. The streets are very busy.



6. Stephen and Jazz decide to walk because it is quicker than driving.
7. Ashlie has met Jazz before.


8. Jazz is in London for one day.
9. Ashlie had her bag on the train.

10.Jazz saw Ashlie put her bag on the seat in the train.
11. Jazz doesn’t like London.
12.Stephen has Ashlie’s bag.

A, B OR C. Choose the right answer


1.  Why do people like travelling around London on boats?


2. What was Ashlie’s surprise?


3.What is the name of the strange building that Jazz sees which is a famous London office block?
a The Pickle


4. Why does Stephen give Jazz a t-shirt with the London Underground written on it?


5. What do Stephen, Ashlie and Jazz decide to have for dinner?


TRANSCRIPT

Stephen: There she is!
Ashlie: Hi!
Stephen: Great to see you Ash – this is Jazz.
Ashlie: Hi, nice to meet you, Jazz.
Jazz: Nice to meet you Ashlie. I have never been here before. I have always wanted to visit London.  
Ashlie: Wow, this is your first visit to London – you’ve never been here before? Well, I’m glad you could come – we’re really looking forward to showing you around.
Stephen: Come on. Let’s get going.
Ashlie: Here, let me help you with this bag. What have you got in here? It weighs a ton.
Stephen: Oh - come on. We need to get a move on.
Ashlie: Stephen’s brought his friend Jazz over to London for a few days. So we’re going to give him a tour of the city and show him the sights.
Stephen: Come on Ash - we need to get to central London for your surprise.
Ashlie: Surprise? What for me? I’ve got a surprise!
.....
Stephen: Hi there.
Cab Driver: Hi.
Stephen: We need to get to the River Thames. Can you take us to Embankment – near the tube station?
Cab Driver: Embankment Station, OK.
Ashlie: Oh no! My bag! Where’s my bag? I can’t believe it… I’ve lost it. Damn it! I’m going to have to go back there and get it.
Stephen: Did you have it with you on the train? Are you sure you had it with you on the train?
Jazz: You had your bag on the train, definitely – you put it on the... err... How do you say that in English?
Stephen: The luggage rack – yeah. Did you put it on the luggage rack, Ash?
Ashlie: You’re right - I’m sure I had it with me on the train. Oh my gosh! My phone! My phone is in my bag. Oh, I’m going to have to go back.
Stephen: But Ashlie, you’ll miss the surprise.
Ashlie: Oh, how annoying! You guys go on ahead and I’ll catch you up later.
Stephen: Are you sure?
Ashlie: Yes, don’t worry. I’ll give you a call later.
.....
Jazz: Oh gosh! This is an amazing city. What is that building over there?
Stephen: Oh, that’s the Royal Albert Hall... I hope we’re going to get there on time.
Jazz: The traffic in London is terrible. Is the traffic always this bad?
Stephen: Ah - you should see it in rush hour. Sometimes it’s quicker to walk. In fact, maybe we should… are you OK with walking?
Jazz: Is it a long way?
Stephen: It’s about ten minutes walk to the flat from here.
Jazz: OK, that’s fine. I think we can manage with these bags.
Stephen: Can you pull over here, please?
......
Stephen: It’s only half an hour to the surprise – we’ll have to hurry.
Jazz: Wait a minute. Wait a minute, wait, I want to take a photo. Wow, I have never seen anything like this before. Where are we? What is this place called?
Stephen: This is Piccadilly Circus. There’s always loads of tourists round here.
Jazz: Wow, I must take a photograph, just one minute.
Stephen: When we get to Trafalgar Square, we can stop for a quick rest. Come on. Jazz…
Stephen: What’s that? It’s a phone. Is that your phone?
Jazz: No.
Jazz: Hey, I don’t believe it. Look what I’ve found! Isn’t this Ashlie’s bag? It’s her phone!
Stephen: What? Oh no! We had it with us all along. Poor Ashlie. I’m going to answer it. Hello?
Ashlie: Stephen?
Stephen: Hello. This isn’t Ashlie – I’m Stephen, I’m Ashlie’s brother.
Ashlie: Stephen!
Stephen: But this is Ashlie’s phone.
Ashlie: What are you doing with my phone?
Stephen: Who’s that?
Ashlie: Stephen it’s me – Ashlie – Where are you?
Stephen: Ash, we’ve found your stuff. We had it was with us all the time.
Ashlie: Oh - I can’t believe I came all the way back here for nothing.
Stephen: Yes, don’t worry we’ve got your bag. Everything‘s safe.
Ashlie: Thank goodness it’s all turned up. I’m so relieved.
Stephen: Right, well get here as quick as you can. We’re going to drop the bags off at the flat.
Ashlie: Great. And thank you!
Stephen: Meet you at the Embankment. Don’t be late. Remember, I’ve got a surprise for you!
Ashlie: OK, I’ll see you later. Bye!

TRAVEL QUESTIONS
Related: After a Vacation, Holidays AFTER VACATIONS









  • Did you enjoy your last vacation? (How was your vacation?)











  • How do you feel after a long vacation?











  • How many days was your vacation?











  • How much money did you spend on your last vacation?











  • Did you encounter any problems during your vacation?
    • How did you resolve them?











  • Did you have a part-time job during the holidays?











  • Did you have any bad experiences?











  • Did you meet any interesting people? Cn you tell me about them.











  • Did you notice any cross-cultural differences during your vacation?











  • Did you study during the vacation? If so, what did you study?











  • How was your trip?
    • Why did you visit the place(s) you went to?
    • How did you get there?
    • Why did you choose the means of transportation that you chose?
    • How much luggage did you take?
    • Would you take the same or different equipment next time?











  • In what ways did you obtain real satisfaction when you were on vacation?











  • Was the place you went to very different from where you live?
    • What were the women like?
    • What were the men like?
    • Were people friendly?
    • Did you stay in a hotel?
    • What was the daily rate?











  • What historical sites did you visit and what did you learn?











  • What interesting people did you meet? Tell me about them.











  • What souvenirs did you buy?











  • What was the best food you ate during your vacation?











  • What was the most enjoyable thing that you did during your vacation?











  • What was the most interesting thing that you did during the vacation?











  • What was the most interesting thing you did during the holiday?











  • Where did you go for your last vacation?
    • Did people speak English there?
    • Did you have any problems?
    • Did you use a lot of English?
    • How did you get there?
    • How long did it take to get there?
    • How long were you there?
    • How much money did you spend?
    • What did you do there?
    • What did you see in each place?
    • What kind of food did you eat?
    • What souvenirs did you buy?
    • What was the activity you enjoyed the most, and why?
    • What was the weather/food/scenery like?
    • What were the people/restaurants/scenic spots like?
    • Where did you stay?
    • Where did you visit?
    • Where would you like to go next?
    • Who did you travel with?
    • Would you recommend your friends visit there, why or why not?











  • Where did you go? How long did you stay? How did you get there?











  • Where is your favorite place to go on vacation?











  • Where in the world would you most like to go for your next vacation?











  • Of all the places you visited, which would you recommend to your friends?











  • How do you get to sleep when you are traveling on a plane?











  • How far was it to the beaches, to the nearest town, village etc.?











  • How long did it take you to get there?











  • What sort of condition was the hotel in?











  • Did the room overlook the sea?











  • Did you have a nice view from your room?











  • Have you ever run out of money when you are on holidays?











  • Who is the most remarkable person you have ever met on holiday?











  • How would you feel if there weren't any holidays?











  • Have you ever been mugged while on vacation?











  • What is the most exotic or strangest thing you ate on holiday?











  • Have you ever thought of giving up your holiday due to unavoidable reasons?


    • Have you ever been abroad?
    • Where have you been?
    • Are you planning on going anywhere for your next vacation?
      • If so, where?
      • Who with?
      • How long will you stay?
    • Are you afraid of going abroad alone?
    • Could you live in another country for the rest of your life?
    • Describe the most interesting person you met on one of your travels.
    • What was your best trip.
    • What was your worst trip.
    • Did your class in high school go on a trip together?
      • If so, where did you go?
      • How long did you stay?
      • How did you get there?
    • Do you have a driver's license?
    • Do you like to travel with children? Why or why not?
    • Do you like to travel with your mother? Why or why not?
    • Do you prefer summer vacations or winter vacations?
    • Do you prefer to travel alone or in a group? Why?
    • Do you prefer to travel by train, bus, plane or ship?
    • Do you prefer traveling by car or by plane?
    • Have you ever been in a difficult situation while traveling?
    • Have you ever been on an airplane?
      • How many times?
      • What airlines have you flown with?
    • Have you ever been to a foreign country?
    • Have you ever gotten lost while traveling? If so, tell about it.
    • Have you ever hitchhiked? If so, how many times?
    • Have you ever taken a package tour?
    • How do you spend your time when you are on holiday and the weather is bad?
    • How many countries have you been to? How many states?
    • How many times have you traveled abroad?
    • How much luggage do you usually carry?
    • If you traveled to South America, what countries would like to visit?
    • If you went to ___(Insert a country name)__, what kind of souvenirs would you buy?
    • If you were going on a camping trip for a week, what 10 things would you bring? Explain why.
    • What are some countries that you would never visit? Why would you not visit them?
    • What are some things that you always take with you on a trip?
    • What countries would you like to visit? Why?
    • What countries would you most like to visit?
    • What countries would you not like to visit? Why?
    • What country do you most want to visit?
      • Why?
      • Do you think you will ever go there?
    • What do you need before you can travel to another country?
    • What is the most interesting city to visit in your country?
    • What is the most interesting souvenir that you have ever bought on one of your holidays?
    • What languages can you speak?
    • What place do you want to visit someday?
    • What was the most interesting place you have ever visited?
    • What's the most beautiful place you've ever been to?
    • When was the last time your traveled?
    • When you are on a long car journey do you play games or sing songs to occupy your time?
      • What kind of games?
      • What songs?
    • Where are you going to go the next time you travel?
      • When are you going to go?
      • Who are you going to go with?
      • How long are you going to go for?
      • What are you going to do there?
      • What kind of things do you think you will buy?
    • Where did you go on your last vacation?
      • How did you go?
      • Who did you go with?
    • Where did you spend your last vacation? Your summer vacation? Your Christmas vacation?
    • Where will you go on your next vacation?
    • Would you like to take a cruise? Where to? With who?
    • Do you prefer traveling on a hovercraft or a ferry?
    • Would you prefer to stay at a hotel/motel or camp while on vacation?
    • Would you rather visit another country or travel within your own country?
    • Would you rather go to a place where there are a lot of people or to a place where there are few people?
    • Do you find more fulfillment from your leisure activities including vacations than from your job?
    • Do you think the type of vacation one takes reflects one's social status?
    • What are popular tourist destinations in your country?
      • Have you been to any of them?
      • Which would you recommend if you could only recommend one? Why?
    • Do you prefer active or relaxing holidays? Why?
    • Which is better, package tour or a tour you organize and book yourself?
    • Why do you travel?
      • Why do people travel?
    • Would you like to go back to the same place?
    • Did you find anything of particular interest? / Did you get attracted to anything special?
    • What are some benefits of travel?
      • Why do people travel?
    • What is your favorite mode of travel?
    • Have you travelled in business class?
    • When you were a child did your family take a vacation every year?
    • Do you prefer a budget or first class hotel? Why?
    • Do you travel with a lot of baggage or do you like to travel light?
    • What is your favorite method of travel at your destination? Train? Bus? Boat? Bicycle? Backpacking?
    • What is the best kind of holiday for different ages of people? Children? Teenagers? Adults? Elderly people?
    • Do you think it is a good idea to travel with friends, or alone? How about with your family?
    • If you had $100,000, where would you go on holiday? How about if you had $10,000? What about $1,000?
    • Which countries have you travelled to?
    • Do you prefer hot countries or cool countries when you go on holiday
    • Who makes the decisions when your family decides to go on holiday
    • If you could choose one place to go this weekend, where would it be?
    • Has the airline ever lost your luggage? What happened?
    • On long flights do you usually walk around the plane to avoid health problems?
    • Have you ever read an interesting question in an in-flight magazine? What was it?
    • Is there any difference between young tourists and adult tourists?
    • Do you think tourism will harm the earth?

    martes, 22 de noviembre de 2011

    ENGLISH ONLINE

    MATRICULA ONLINE. ENGLISH

    ENGLISH ONLINE INFORMATION

    TRABAJAR EN EL EXTRANJERO

    Algunos Consejos para Jóvenes que quieren trabajar en el Reino Unido
    Institución:Embajada de España en Reino Unido
    Inicio:18/10/2011Fin:31/12/2012

    Chic@ para trabajar como au pair, en Alemania
    Institución:Academia de Idiomas OXFORD
    Inicio:08/11/2011Fin:30/11/2011


    Chico Au-Pair en Escocia
    Institución:Academia de Idiomas OXFORD
    Inicio:08/11/2011Fin:30/11/2011

     
    Enfermeros titulados en Francia
    Institución:SELECCION EMPLOI EUROPE S.L.
    Inicio:19/10/2011Fin:31/12/2011
    Fisioterapeutas titulados en Francia
    Institución:SELECCION EMPLOI EUROPE S.L.
    Inicio:19/10/2011Fin:31/12/2011
    Youtube necesita 200 personas para ampliar su plantilla.
    Institución:portalparados.es
    Inicio:22/03/2011Fin:31/12/2011

    JEFE DE CONTABILIDAD CON NIVEL ALTO DE INGLÉS

    Descripción

    JEFE DE CONTABILIDAD CON NIVEL ALTO DE INGLÉS (4706)

    Datos

    Localidad de Ubicación del Puesto: SANTOMERA(MURCIA)
    Datos adicionales
    JEFE DE CONTABILIDAD CON INGLÉS ALTO
    REQUISITOS:
    *ESTUDIOS DE EMPRESARIALES, ADE O ECONÓMICAS
    *INGLÉS NIVEL ALTO CON CAPACIDAD PARA MANTENER UNA CONVERSACIÓN FLUÍDA
    *EXPERIENCIA MÍNIMA DE 4 AÑOS COMO CONTABLE O RESPONSABLE DE CONTABILIDAD
    *MANEJO A NIVEL AVANZADO DEL PAQUETE OFFICE (WORD Y EXCEL)
    *EXPERTO EN NUEVO PLAN GENERAL CONTABLE
    SE OFRECE:
    *CONTRATO TEMPORAL CON POSIBILIDAD DE ESTABILIZARSE EN LA EMPRESA
    *JORNADA COMPLETA DE LUNES A VIERNES EN HORARIO DE 9-14 Y 16-20 (APROX.)
    *INCORPORACIÓN INMEDIATA
    *SALARIO A CONVENIR
    ENVIAR CV ANTES DEL 19 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2011 A LA DIRECCIÓN DE CORREO INDICADA
    Datos de contacto
    Para formar parte del proceso de selección deberá reunir todos los requisitos especificados en la oferta, si los reúne y está interesado en participar, envíenos su CV en formato WORD o PDF a sef.fortuna@gmail.com indicando en el asunto el nombre del puesto y número de oferta (ejemplo: JEFE DE CONTABILIDAD 4703). No se tendrán en cuenta las candidaturas que no reúnan los requisitos especificados.

    Requerimientos

    Nivel Profesional buscado
    JEFES DE EQUIPO

    ADMINISTRATIVO COMERCIAL CON ALTO NIVEL DE INGLÉS

    Datos de la oferta número: 142011004460

    Fecha de inicio: 28/10/2011
    Provincia: MURCIA

    Descripción

    ADMINISTRATIVO COMERCIAL

    Datos

    Localidad de Ubicación del Puesto: LORCA(MURCIA)
    Datos adicionales
    MANTENDRÁ RELACIONES COMERCIALES CON CLIENTES EN EL EXTRANJERO Y SE ENCARGARÁ DE LA GESTIÓN ADMINISTRATIVA. CONTRATO DE 9 MESES A JORNADA COMPLETA EN HORARIO PARTIDO DE LUNES A VIERNES. SALARIO: 1250 EUROS NETOS AL MES. SE REQUIERE EXPERIENCIA EN COMERCIO EXTERIOR AL MENOS DE UN AÑO. TITULACION:DIPLOMADO EN RELACIONES LABORALES O DIPLOMADO EN CC EMPRESARIALES. IDIOMAS: NIVEL ALTO DE INGLÉS.
    Datos de contacto
    CENTRO DE DESARROLLO LOCAL, ALAMEDA DE CERVANTES N30 REF. 175/11
    Teléfono: 968 46 44 22 

    Requerimientos

    Nivel Profesional buscado
    AYUDANTES, AUXILIARES Y ESPECIALISTAS

    source: sefcarm.es

    martes, 8 de noviembre de 2011

    ADVANCED READINGS

    TAKE A TOUR


    MY GRANDMOTHER


    LEARNING A LANGUAGE


    READING 4

    Cheating and Plagiarism

    Students are responsible for familiarising themselves with the University Code of Student Conduct, as on enrollment with the University  the student has placed themselves under the policies and regulations of the University and all of its duly constituted bodies. Disciplinary authority is exercised through the Student Conduct Committee. The Committee has procedures in place for hearing allegations of misconduct. Copies of the student conduct code are available at the Student Services Office.
    Academic dishonesty is never condoned by the University. This includes cheating and plagiarism, which violate the Student Conduct Code and could result in expulsion or failing the course.
    Cheating includes but is not limited to obtaining or giving unauthorized help during an examination, getting unauthorized information about the contents of an examination before it is administered, using unauthorised sources of information during an examination, altering or falsifying the record of any grades, altering or supplying answers after an examination has been handed in, falsifying any official University record, and misrepresenting the facts to get exemptions from or extensions to course requirements.
    Plagiarism includes but is not limited to submitting any paper or other document, to satisfy an academic requirement, which has been copied either in whole or in part from someone else’s work without identifying that person; failing to identify as a quotation a documented idea that has not been thoroughly assimilated into the student's language and style, or paraphrasing a passage so closely that the reader could be misled as to the source; submitting the same written or oral material in different courses without obtaining authorisation from the lecturers involved; or 'dry-labbing', which includes obtaining and using experimental data from fellow students without the express consent of the lecturer, utilizing experimental data and laboratory write-ups from other parts of the course or from previous terms during which the course was conducted, and fabricating data to fit the expected results.

    Questions

    Q1 - The Student Services Office familiarises students with the student code.


    Q2 - Cheats will automatically be expelled because their behaviour cannot be condoned.


    Q3 - The text lists all activities that are considered to be cheating.


    Q4 - According to the text, cheating is a more serious offence than plagiarism.


    Q5 - It is never acceptable to paraphrase closely.


    Q6 - Students can submit the same work in different courses as long as they ask their lecturer and it is not their own.


    Q7 - If students want to use other students' laboratory data, they must ask them and the lecturer first.


    Q8 - Data must fit the expected results.


     
     
     
     

    domingo, 6 de noviembre de 2011

    YOU GOTTA BE. DES'REE


    Fill the gaps with personality words

    YOU GOTTA BE. 

    Listen as your day unfolds
    Challenge what the future holds
    Try and keep your head up to the sky
    Lovers, they may cause you tears
    Go ahead release your fears
    Stand up and be ________
    Don't be ________ to cry
    You gotta be
    You gotta be ______, you gotta be ____
    You gotta be_____, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be_____, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be_____, you gotta be _______
    You gotta stay together
    All I know, all I know, love will save the day
    Herald what your mother said
    Readin' the books your father read
    Try to solve the puzzles in your own sweet time
    Some may have more cash than you
    Others take a different view
    My oh my heh, hey
    You gotta be____, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be wiser, you gotta be _______
    You gotta be_______, you gotta be ____
    You gotta be____, you gotta be ___You gotta stay together
    All I know, all I know, love will save the day
    Don't ask no questions, it goes on without you
    Leaving you behind if you can't stand the pace
    The world keeps on spinning
    You can't stop it, if you try to
    This time it's danger staring you in the face
    Oh oh oh Remember
    Listen as your day unfolds
    Challenge what the future holds
    Try and keep your head up to the sky
    Lovers, they may cause you tears
    Go ahead release your fears
    My oh my heh, hey, hey
    You gotta be
    You gotta be ___, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be ______, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be ________, you gotta be _________
    You gotta be cool, you gotta be calm
    You gotta stay together
    All I know, all I know, love will save the day
    You gotta be _______, you gotta be _____
    You gotta be ______, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be ______, you gotta be ______
    You gotta be _______, you gotta be _____
    You gotta stay together
    All I know, all I know, love will save the day

    answers:


    viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2011

    INTERMEDIATE 2. PREFIXES

    PREFIXES
    MEANINGS
    out
    Do something better than…., exclude
    mis
    Badly, wrong doing,
    anti
    Against, opposite to
    under
    Below, not enough
    ex
    Former, previous, before
    re
    Do something again, back
    dis
    Not, opposite of , exclude
    semi
    Half, medium, partly
    over
    Too much, excessive, exceed, more than
    mono
    One, single
    In, im
    Not, opposite of
    bi
    Two, a couple...,  a pair...


     
                     Match the words with the meanings below

                     antisocial              bicycle                      misbehave         misunderstand
                     underuse              impatient                  outperfom          overconfident
                     monorail               overshadowed        bilingual             outrun
                     ex-boss                 semicircle                 redefine              dislike
                     underrated           discomfort                redo                     ex-player


    DEFINITIONS
    WORDS
    not wanting to spend time with other people
    a road vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing the pedals with
    To behave badly
    to achieve better results than sb/sth
    A single rail
    One half of a circle
    to not recognize how good, important, etc. sb/sth really is
    not used as much as it could or should be
    to do sth again or in a different way
    to change the nature or limits of sth; to make people consider sth in a new way
    Too confident.
    annoyed or irritated by sb/sth, especially because you have to wait for a long time
    To fail to understand sb/sth, correctly
    To run faster or further than sb/sth
    A feeling of worry or embarrassment
    To not like sb/sth
    Able to speak two languages equally well
    former

    DESCRIBING PEOPLE

    VAS CON TU PAREJA AL CINE, Y TE DICEN QUE SOLO QUEDAN DOS ASIENTOS LIBRES EN EL CENTRO DE LA SALA...... ENTRARIAS.....?
                     

    PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION elementary interactive book

    PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

     
    English Pronunciation
    Write the word and listen it: 
                                                          
        

                                                        Dictionary        Translator
    Words that describe physical appearance
    Height

    short, average height, tall, about 160 cm tall, thin, medium height, giant, tiny (diminuto)
    Build

    small, average build, slightly fat, chubby (regordete), bony (huesudo/a) skinny(+ esbelto)=slim and slender (++ esbelto), overweight, muscular = well-built
    a rather plump (slightly fat –regordete) or stout (rather fat – robusto, corpulento) man
    an obese couple
    broad (ancho) and solid (= strong à robusto)  = stocky (bajo y fornido)
    Build = the shape and size of the human body
    Weight = how heavy someone or something is
    Age
    around 25, in his 30s, in her 50s, in his mid-thirties(34-36), in her late 60s (67-69), in his early 70s (71-73)
    Hair
    short, long, medium length / shoulder length
    straight, wavy, curly, a ponytail (cola de caballo), long sideburns/sideboards (patillas), bald, plaits/braids (trenzas), pigtails (2 coletas), bun (moño), fringe (flequillo), spiky hair, dreadlocks (rastas),ringlet, twister/bent (tirabuzón), frizzy (encrespado), quiff (tupé), tuft (mechón), pageboy, , layered hair (capeado), shaved hair (afeitado), streaked hair (con mechas o reflejos)
    white, grey, blond, light/dark brown, red, black,
    white, fair (pale in colour), ginger-haired/red-haired, auburn (caoba)
    a crew-cut (pelo cortado al rape), (he has) receding hair (entradas) he has a receding hairline, split ends (puntas abiertas), permed –hair (con permanente),
    Face
    Square, round, plain, wide, narrow, heart shape face, oval,
    Thin-faced, round-faced, a chubby face, pasty-faced (cara pálida), fresh-faced (cara joven),
    A beard (barba), moustache (bigote), goatee (perilla)
    She is thin-faced (adjective)
    She has got a thin face (adjective+noun)
    Plain face = (especially of a woman) not beautiful or attractive
    Complexion
    SKIN
    Light, white, olive-skinned, dark-skinned, tanned (bronceado)
    Freckles (pecas), wrinkles (arrugas), crow’s feet (patas de gallo), mole (lunar cuerpo), scar (cicatriz), wart (verruga), beauty spot(lunar cara), pimple (espinilla)     

    Complexion= the natural colour and condition of the skin on a person’s face.
    Eyes
    Green/light green, blue, brown, black, nut
    beautiful, big, narrow, bulging (saltones), almonds(almendrados)
    General
    Beautiful, pretty (woman), handsome (man), sexy, cute, good looking,
    not very good looking, attractive,
    smart ( clean, tidy and rather formal) and elegant (attractive and designed well), always well-dressed
    scruffy (badly dressed in clothes that have been worn a lot - desaliñado)
    and untidy-looking / messy-looking
    rather unattractive
    Other
    Wears glasses, contact lens, sunglasses, band, strip (lazo, cinta del pelo), hairclip (pasador,totó), hairpin (horquilla moño) headband/hairband(diadema),  cap, hat, picture hat (pamela), headscarf (pañuelo para la cabeza), rubber band (gomas del pelo), hairnet (redecilla), hairpiece (postizo)

    By Sonia and Susan

    PERSONALITY

     
    Hay sustantivos que sirven para describir a una persona a parte de adjetivos
    Ej. a fuddy -duddy, quiere decir que la persona está anticuada.
                                   She is the life and soul of the party. Ella es divertida, la alegría de la fiesta


    POSITIVE ADJECTIVES/ NOUNS
    DEFINITIONS
    Easy-going (se deja llevar, y no se enfada fácilmente)
    Person who is not easily upset or annoyed
    Self-confident (seguro, confía en sí mismo, toma buenas decisiones)
    Person who believes in their own success
    Open-minded (mente abierta)
    Person who accepts other ideas and opinions
    Hard-working (muy trabajador)
    Person who makes a lot of effort
    Strong-willet, determined (tenaz, decidido, resuelto)
    Person who is determined to do what the want
    Broad-minded (tolerante,liberal)
    Person who is a liberal and tolerant person
    Sociable, outgoing, extrovert (sociable, extrovertido)
    Enyoying spending time with other people
    Cautions (cauteloso, prudente)
    Being careful about what you say or do.
    Witty, ingenious (ingenioso)
    Person who is able to say or write clever, amusing things
    Responsible (responsable)
    Person who behaves properly and sensibly
    Presentable (buena presencia)
    Person who looks fairly tidy or attractive
    Respectable (respetado)
    Person who is approved of by society.
    Moraly correct
    Acceptable (es lo suficientemente bueno)
    Person who is good enough
    Dependable, reliable, a brick
    (de confianza, fiable)
    Person who you can trust or rely on
    Thoughtful (pensativo)
    Person who is thinking
    stable
    Person who is calm and reasonable
    Wise (sabio)
    Person who knows a lot of things
    Adventurous, daring (aventurero, osado)
    Person who likes willing to take risk
    Loyal, faithful (leal, fiel)
    Person who is staying or supporting a particular person
    Cheerful (alegre)
    Person who is fun
    Modest (modesto)
    Person who is humble
    Curious (curioso)
    Person who has a strong desire to know about something
    Creative (creativo)
    Imaginativo (imaginativo)
    Person who has the skill and ability to produce something new and exciting ideas
    Understanding, sympathetic (comprensivo)
    Person who understands your problems and gives you his support
    Organized (organizado, ordenado)
    Person who is able to plan his work, life...well and an efficient way
    Talkative (hablador)
    Person who talks a lot
    A gossip, garrulous, a windbag
    (cotilla, habla mucho sin decir nada interesante o importante)
    Person who talks a lot without saying any interesting or important
    Polite (educado)
    Person who has a good manners and respect for the feelings of others
    The salt ot the earth
    Good and available person
    The life and soul of the party
    Funny and amusing person

     sensitive (sensible)
     person who is easily ofend or upset
     sensible (sensato)
     person who makes a good decisions
    assertive (asertivo)
    expressing his/her opinion with confidence
    optimistic (optimista)
    having a positive attitude to life

    NEGATIVE ADJECTIVES/NOUNS
    DEFINITIONS

    A fuddy-duddy (anticuado, obsoleto)
    a stick -in the-mud (que no le gusta cambiar)

     person who in the past or obsolet
    person who does not want to change. Inflexible
    a pain of the neck, annoying (que irrita, es insoportable)
     person who is annoying
    a troublemaker (problemático)
     person who gives problems
    a couch potato, a slob, a layabout, lazy, untidy (perezoso, gandúl, que no le gusta hacer nada)
     person who does not to much work.
    person who likes watching a lot TV on the sofa
     a golden boy (mimado)
     spoilt
     a busy-body, nosy (metementodo)

     a sponger (gorrón)

     a slave driver (negrero)
     a bimbo (bonita pero tonta)
    person who is sexy but stupid
     a jerk (imbécil)
     a moron (estúpido, idiota)
     pessimistic (pesimista)
    having a negative attitude to life
     vegetable (vida aburrida)
    person who has a boring life
     absent-minded, forgetful (despistado, olvidadizo)
    person who tends to forget things
     conceited (engreído, presumido)
    person who has too much pride in yourself and what you do
     impulsive, rash, reckless (impulsivo, precipitado, imprudente)
    doing something that may not be sensible without first thinking about possible results, done in this way
     impatiet (impaciente)
    person who does not wait for a long
     moody (con cambios de humor)
    person who has mood that change quickly and often
    sullen, bad-tempered ( mal pronto, mal temperamento)
    person who is bad-tempered and not speaking
     selfish (egoísta)
    caring only about himself rather than about other people
     obstinate,stubborn (terco, obtinado, de cabeza dura)
    determined not to change your opinion or attitude
     introvert, shy (introvertido, tímido)
    person who dislike staying with other people
     aggressive (agresivo)

     bossy (mandón)
    person who is always telling people what to do
     clumsy (torpe)
    people who moves or does things in an awkward way
     jealous (celoso)

     mean, stingy, petty (tacaño, mezquino)
    person who doesn't like giving or sharing things and money
     dishonest (deshonesto)

     rude (grosero)
    person who has or shows a lack of respect for other people and their feelings
    liar (mentiroso, liante)

     irresponsible (irresponsable)

     proud (orgulloso)

     insensitive (insensible)

     arrogant (arrogante, presuntuoso)

     heavy (pesado, atascao)

     boring (aburrido, soso)

     cowardly (cobarde)

     boastful (fanfarrón)

     spiteful (malicioso, rencoroso, mala intención)

     restless (inquieto)

    cheeky (pícaro, atrevido)

     naive (ingenuo)

     vindictive (vengativo)

     a wet blanquet, spoilt sport (aguafiestas)
     person who is not enthusiastic and who stops other people how enyoying themselves
     unreliable (no fiable ni de confianza)

     ambitious (ambicioso)

     dominant (dominante)


    QUESTIONS

    To ask about people´s physical appearance we say:

          WHAT + DO/DOES + SUBJECT + LOOK LIKE?
    • What do you look like?
    • What does he look like?
    • What does she look like?
    • What do they look like?
     ONLY LOOKS/APPEARANCE

    To ask about people´s character we say:

          WHAT + BE + SUBJECT +  LIKE?
    • What are you like?
    • What is he like?
    • What is she  like?
    • What are they  like?
    CAN MEAN BOTH LOOKS AND CHARACTER

    To ask about people´s height we say:
    • How tall are you?  ¿Cuánto mides?
    • How tall is he?
    • How tall is she?
    • How tall are they?
    
    To ask about people´s weight we say:
    • How much do you weigh?   ¿Cuánto pesas?
    • How much does he weigh?
    • How much does she weigh?
    • How much do they weigh?

    To ask about people´s age we say:
    • How old are you?   ¿Cuántos años tienes? / ¿Qué edad tienes?
    • How old is he?
    • How old is she?
    • How old are they?
    QUIZZ 
    Did you know that a person's personality can be detected by their face? if you were wondering what personality you have, then take this quiz to find out!
    What does your appearance say about your personality? take this quiz to find out what your appearance says about you





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