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Family Members: Identifying Relationships

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Present Simple: Conjugations and Exceptions

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Combining Tenses: Creating Complex Sentences

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Putting Into Practice: Writing about Free Time, Sports and School

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Personal Information: Basic Questions, Details and Meeting

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How to listen effectively: Tips for Listening

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Adverbs: Expressions of Frequency

Verbs ending with "-ing"

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Modal Verbs: Can/Could, Must and Should

Quantifiers: Some, Any, Much and Many

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Vocabulary

Family Members: Identifying Relationships

Ordinal Numbers: Reading and Writing Dates

Daily Routines: Activities and Lifestyle

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High School: Subjects, Materials and Rooms

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Docente: Laura

Resumen

Family Members: Identifying Relationships

Puntos clave

Es importante que aprendas palabras diferentes para poder expresarte con fluidez. En este resumen, verás vocabulario sobre la familia y el hogar. Si lo repasas con frecuencia, ¡no se te olvidará!

Info 1: La familia y el hogar

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Mother-in-law	Suegra	My *mother-in-law* is really funny
Father-in-law	Suegro	Her *father-in-law* loves fishing
Brother-in-law	Cuñado	Mike is my *brother-in-law*
Sister-in-law	Cuñada	How old is your *sister-in-law*?
Husband	Marido	I need to call my *husband*
Wife	Mujer	Mary is Tom's *wife*
Nephew	Sobrino	My *nephew* is studying German
Niece	Sobrina	Lilly is my youngest *niece*
Parents	Padres	My *parents* are on holiday
Bathroom	Baño	Where is the *bathroom*?
Bedroom	Habitación	I don't want anyone in my *bedroom*
Garden	Jardín	I would like to have a *garden*
Hallway	Pasillo	The bedroom is at the end of the *hallway*
Kitchen	Cocina	I have just painted the *kitchen*
Living room	Salón	I love spending time in the *living room*

Info 2: Vocabulario extra sobre familia y hogar

iNGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
Aunt	Tía	My *aunt* is a doctor
Uncle	Tío	Peter's *uncle* moved to London
Great-grandfather	Bisabuelo	My *great-grandfather* was very smart
Great-grandmother	Bisabuela	What's your *great-grandmother*'s name?
Basement	Sótano	The *basement* is full of boxes

Info adicional 1: Idioms relacionados con la familia y el hogar

INGLÉS	ESPAÑOL	EJEMPLO
To be the spitting image of someone	Ser la viva imagen de alguien (parecerse mucho físicamente)	What a beautiful eye colour! She'*s the spitting image of* her aunt
To be the breadwinner	Ser el que trae el pan a casa (el sustentador de la familia)	My mum *is the breadwinner* of my family, she works so hard
To be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth	Nacer en una cuna de oro (nacer con privilegios y suerte)	He *was born with a silver spoon in his mouth*. Look at his golden shoes!

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