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Camila Adriana Covarrubias CerdaArely Ismerai Martínez Mejía Dana Paola Nieto Rodríguez Alejandro Mohamed Salinas Gómez Melissa Treviño Barrera

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Performance

Screen

Novel

Fiction

Comedies

Reviews

Non-fiction

Comic book

Examples:I would rather watch sports than play themShe would rather buy clothes than shoes

Would rather + verb phrase + than + verb phrase

Compare two things with would rather

In questions, or is used to compare the two options

Would + subject + rather + verb phrase + or + verb phrase + ?

Examples:Would he rather go to a country in Europe or Asia?

ACTIVE VERBS

An action verb describes what someone or something is doing: An action, moving or changing

Examples:

• We traveled to Paris last month
• I work until 8:00pm.
• I read my favorite book.

Compare two nouns with prefer (sth) to:

• Helaman prefers playing videogames with Riki to talking to me.

• Mohamed prefers Coca cola to water

Prefer sth to sth else

Prefer doing sth to doing sth else

Compare with gerunds:

• I prefer listening to music to doing my homework.

• She prefers grapes to watermelon

Prefer can also be followed by an infinitive:

• I would prefer to eat 2000 grasshopper rather than eat a cockroach.

• Camila prefers to eat beans rather than eat pizza.

Prefer to do sth rather than (do) sth else

Would prefer

Use when talking about a choice you are making now:

• My mom would prefer to stay at home rather go to the beach.

• My brother prefers to cook cookies rather than wash the dishes.

The phrase not as (adjective) as means less (adjective) as:

• Little caesars not as delicious as domino's

not as (adjective) as

• Chayanne not as handsome as Luis Miguel

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Teammate: A person who works or plays on the same team as someone else.

Guess: Estimate or suppose something without sufficient information.

Understand: Perceive the significance, explanation, or cause of something.

Sitcom: An amusing television drama series about a set of characters.

News: Newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events.

Reality show: Is a type of television program that aims to show how ordinary people behave in everyday life.

Action movie: A type of film in which a lot of exciting things happen.

Horror movie: Is a film that is intended to be very frightening.

Screen: A flat panel or area on an electronic device on which images and data are displayed.

Fiction: Literature in the form of prose that describes imaginary events and people.

Reviews: Examine or assess something with the possibility or intention of instituting change if necessary.

Fantasy: The faculty or activity of imagining things, especially things that are impossible.

Refer to mental state, sense, possesion, emotion, such as feelings, belifs, and thoughtsStative verbs include verbs as think, have, see, adore, belive, understand, remember, forget, know, want, imagine, prefer, and like.

STATIVE VERBS

Modals of Possibility

A modal adds meaning to the main verb. Modals of possibiluty say how sure you are about something

Possibility

Strong possibility

Near certainty

Could May Might

100 %

70 %

50 %

ShouldOught to

MustCan´t

Positive: His brother could run very faster Negative: David couldn´t concentrate at school Question: Could her mother drive when she was 18?

Positive: I may play de piano when i get home Negative: It may not snow tomorrow Question: ¿May I call you later?

Positive: It might rain later. Negative: I might not go to the meeting. Question: ¿Do you think she might give her jewels away?.

Positive: You should be careful with the hammer Negative: You shouldn´t stress over that Question: ¿Should we stop to say hello?

Positive: I ought to go before the sunset. Negative: She ought not to be ashamed Question: ¿We ought to talk about it?

Positive: You must not step on the grass. Negative: He mustn´t spend so many hours on the computer. Question: ¿Must we go to the cinema tonight?

Positive: His brother could run very faster Negative: David couldn´t concentrate at school Question: Could her mother drive when she was 18?