EPORTFOLIO UNITS 5 6 AND 7 Teacher Analia

E-PORTFOLIO UNITS: 5, 6 AND 7 Teacher: Analia Villalba. Students: Micaela Wentinck Canela Frati.

Alcoholic Shopaholic Drug addict Adictions Workaholic Compulsive gambler Coffee Addict

Explanation/examples Shopaholic: Buy in a compulsive form. Workaholic: A person who is addicted to work. Alcoholic: A person who drinks too much alcohol. Coffee addict: Person who drinks too much coffe. Compulsive gambler: Someone who squander a lot of money in bets. Drug addict: Someone who consume drugs.

Differents sentences same meaning Have a negative effect on Take its toll unavoidable inevitable Do something beyond normal limits Taken to extremes Having apowerful effect emotionally overwhelming Improve Enhance Develop a strong interest in something Got bitten by the bug Short periods of intensive spending Shopping sprees Addicted to Hoocked on Stop doing something that is bad for you Kick the habit Important but not easily noticed Underlyng Spend carelessly Squander Borrow a lot of money that you will have to pay back Run up a debt

Wear off Part with Work out Pig out Stick to Vocabulary Pick at Chear Up Turn down Do away with Come up with

Explanetion/examples PART WITH: spend. WORK OUT: do exercise. PICK AT: eat a small amount. CHEER UP: make happier. DO AWAY WITH: remove, get ride of TURN DOWN: refuse. STICK TO: keep doing. PIG OUT: eat a lot of food. WEAR OFF: lose strength. COME UP WITH: think of an idea. Part with: Don´t part with your time watching tv. Work out: I work out every day in the gym. Pick at: Please pick at snaks because the food is soon. Cheer sb up: She looks sad can you cheer her up? Do away with: Those things are so old do away with them. Turn down: Turn party invitations down. Stick to: You dont need stick to wash the dishes Pig out: If you pig out you will have overweight.

Gerund or infinitive Ing Remember: Do something and remember it later Forget: Do something and (dont )forget it later Try: Make an effort to do something difficult Stop: Stop something in order to do something else Like: enjoy something To Remember: Remember something, then do it Forget: Forget about something, so you dont do it Try: Do something and see what happens Stop: No longer do something Like: Do something because its a good idea

Vocabulary – unit 6 See/ look Secret societie s Words/ context

Handshakes Initation rites Secret societies… rituals To pledge… Fraternities Sorority

Secret societies… � � � Handshakes: a type of greeting Initation rites: before the meeting is a rite Fraternities: secret society of men Sorority: secret society of women To pledge: commitment Rituals: ceremonies � � � When i was small i had a different HANDSHAKE with my bestfriend. some tribes are INITIATION RITES. My father was a member of FRATERNITI when he was young. I think my sister was part of a SORORITY when she was studying. If you want to be part of a secret society you have TO PLEDGE some things.

Caress Gleam Stunned Make out WORDS/CONTEXT. Hushed Timidly Gaze

Words/ context… � � � � Stunned: too shocked to speak. Make out: just able to see sth. Hushed: quiet. Gaze: a long steady look. Timidly: in a shy way. Gleam: shine softly. Caress: touch gently. � � � I was stunned when i saw you… My mobile phone is in a HUSHED state. I GAZE he when he looked at me. I turned around TIMIDLY to see what was happening. I could see a GLEAM near me. I used to CARESS my cat a few days ago. But now I don’t know where is he…

The glance Red See… Eye to eye The funny side The light The point of

See… � � � Eye to eye: have the same opinion. At a glance: take a quick look. The funny side: see the positive side of an issue. The point of: not understand the point of something. The light: have an idea Red: see a dangerous situation � � � We can’t see EYE TO EYE, we always have different opinions. I saw at a GLANCE and I know they were having an argument. I cann see THE FUNNY SIDE when I fall. I can’t see THE POINT OF going to the church. Yesterday I saw THE LIGHT and I invented a game! I saw RED when my mother come to me…

Sb up and down Down your nose at Look Sb in the eye Daggers at

Look… � � Down your nose at: Somebody up and down: Daggers at: Somebody in the eye: � � She is always looking UP AND DOWN to everybody. . She looked DOWN HER NOSE AT his house. She saw DAGGERS AT me when said “- I din’t do it!” I saw him IN THE EYES and I felt in love

Grammar of unit 6

Permition/obligation/prohibition Obligation/necessity Must Duty and advice Should; ought to; shouldn´t No obligation/necessity Don´t need to; have to; didn´t; doesn´t; have to Ability or lack of ability Be able to; had been able to; couldn´t; could; can Prohibition Musn´t ; can´t Permission Allowed to ; can Possibility/probability Might can ; will ; may; could

Vocabulary – Unit 7 Theatre Adjectives Art Music Dance/ musical

Silly Engagin g Scary Diturbing Amusing Adjectives. Dull Itriguing Far-ferched Upsetting

Adjectives. . . � � � Scary: horror Silly: absurd Dull: boring Engaging: with the participation of… Disturbing: troubling Amusing: funny/ humorous Intriguing: fascinating Upsetting: disconserting Far-fetched: unconvincing � � � My mother said that she likes SCARY movies. It's SILLY, I prefer something more interesting. . . At the beginning it was a bit DULL. This movie has the engaging of… You are DISTURBING the people, please shut up. Their movies has always an AMUSING end. I don't want to read an INTRIGUING novel!. Please stop!, you're UPSETTING me. Your stories are always FARFETCHED.

Sculpture Paintings Drawings Landscape Exhibitions Art Portrait Still life Abstract Watercolour

Art… � � � � � Paintings: a picture or design in paint. Drawings: a picture made with lines, without colour. Exhibitions: where artists display their art. Still life: a painting of inanimate objects. Watercolour: a paint composed of water- soluble pigment. Abstract: denoting art characterized by geometric. Portrait: a picture of a person. Landscape: a painting from a natural scenary. Aculpture: the art of making figures on relief / the round of carving wood. � � � � � I have a lot of PAINTINGS in my living room. She is getting used to spend all her time doing DRAWINGS. Next week I'm traveling to see your EXHIBITIONS. It is my favorite kind of art, the STILL LIFE. When I was small, I used to paint with watercolors. Do you really prefer to painting ABSTRACT? . I have many PORTRAITS of my family. I was looking through the window when I saw a perfect LANDSCAPE to paint. she has an SCULPTURE of his cat

Orchestra Duet Chorus Srting quartet Music Sonata Audition Composer Percussion Concert

Music… � � � � � Orchestra: a group of musicians who play together a lot of instruments. Chorus: vocalists who support the soloist in operas. Composer: a person who composes music. String quartet: four misicians playing stinged instruments. Duet: a group of two singers Sonata: an instrumental composition. Concert: a performance of music by singers. Percussion: intruments in which sound arises from the string of materials. Audition: when you are asked to demostrate you ability in a particular role. � � � � � I was a member of this ORCHESTRA. You are able to be part of my CHORUS. She wanted to be a COMPOSER. . . This STRING QUARTET is from California. He prefers singing alone; not in a DUET. I hate listening SONTAS, I prefer others kinds of music. She is making a CONCERT tomorrow at night. I prefer the guitar, to a PERCUSSION instrument. Last year I had an AUDITION to enter to this music school.

Performance Dressing room Dance / musical Conductor Soloist

Dance/musical… � � Performance: a choreography, etc. Conductor: a person who conducts an orchesta. Soloist: a musician who performs a solo. Dressing room: a room in theatre for changing clothes, and applying make up. � � We are making our own PERFORMANCE. He is one of the most important CONDUCTORS on the world. Phil Collins is a really good SOLOIST. I was in my DRESSING ROOM when I saw her. . .

Stage Cast Playwright Theatre Leading role Stall Drama

Theatre… � � � Plawright: a dramaturg. Leading role: the most important actor. Stage: to produce or direct. Cast: all the actors in a play. Stall: a place in theatre wher few people can sit. (first line of seats) Drama: a literary genre. � � � My grandfather used to be one of the most important PLAYWRIGHTS. Sarah Jessica Parker has the leading role in sex and the city. She is part of the STAGE of the play. I am one of the members of the CAST. We went to see "Mamma Mia" and we were sitting on the STALLS. She prefers to act in DRAMA

Backstage Undrestudy Supporting role Theatre Box office Previews Dress rehearsal

Theatre… � � � Supporting role: when an actor has the secondary role. Understudy: to be able to replace the regular performer. Backstage: the previous of a play, change clothes etc. Box office: where you can buy tikets for a play. Dress rehersal: the last rehersal, using clothes, lighting etc. Previews: a trailer. � � � Yestrerday i saw the PREVIEWS of “la hera del hielo”. We where on the DRESS REHERSAL when the ligths turned off… My first work was on a BOX OFFICE. I cant believe it, i am on my first BACKSTAGE!. She is starting to act so, she needs an UNDERSTUDY.

G r a m m a r - u n it 7 Words: direct/reported. Reporting verb patterns

Reporting words… DIRECT REPORTED HERE THERE YESTRERD AY THE DAY BEFORE THIS THAT/THE THAT TOMORRO W THE FOLOWING DAY NOW AT TODAY THAT DAY TONIGHT THAT NIGHT

1 2 Reporting verb patterns… + (that)+ reported sentence… + object+ (that)+ reported sentence… Promise, admit, agree, regret, explain. Remind, warn. 3 + infinitive… Agree, promise, offer. 4 + object + infinitive… Recommend, advise. 5 + gerund… Admit, advise, reget, recommend, suggest 6 + preposition + gerund… Insist on, object to, apologise for. 7 + object + preposition + gerund… Congratulate sb on, accuse sb of, critisice.

Reporting verb patterns… 1 - He explained that we were out. . 2 -She warned him that he wasting his time. 3 -She promise being more patient. 4 -She advised me not to be a lawyer. 5 -He suggested being music teacher. 6 -We apologised for breaking her window. 7 -Readers criticised his book for being too long.