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File 2. Adjectives as nouns. grammar. 2A. Order of adjectives. Vocabula ry. Clothes and fashion. From texts in the book / crash. Narrative senses. grammar. 2B. So / such that …. Vocabula ry. Air travel / from texts. Adverbs and adverbial phrases. grammar. 2C.

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  1. File 2 Adjectives as nouns grammar 2A Order of adjectives Vocabulary Clothes and fashion Fromtexts in thebook/crash Narrativesenses grammar 2B So / suchthat… Vocabulary Air travel/ fromtexts Adverbs and adverbial phrases grammar 2C Vocabulary Confusingadverbs

  2. We can turnanadjectiveinto a nounby … 1. Byaddinganarticlebeforethem a) Nationalities TheSpanish / theGreeks, … Or Spanishpeople / Greekpeople … But A Spaniard / a Greek / anEnglishman Thepoor/ theunemployed / … b) Specificgroups 2. one/ones Thered oneis a bit bigger

  3. 6. Write the nationality and the name for a single person • (A) Pakistani • (A) Peruvian • (A) Thai • Scottish/ a Scotman • Turkish/ a Turk • (A) Filipino • Swedish / a Swede • (A) New Zealander • (A) Lebanese • Danish / A Dane • Dutch / A Dutchman • English / AnEnglishman • (AN)Iraqi • Spanish / A Spaniard • Finish / A Finn • (A)Belgian • Irish / AnIrishman • (A) Bangladeshi

  4. 7. How do you call the inhabitants from these cities?. • 1. Naples __________ • 2. Moscow __________ • 3. Glasgow _________ • 4. Manchester _________ • 5. London __________ • 6. Liverpool ________ • 7. Washington ______ • 8. Aberdeen _________ • 9. Milan ________ • Neapolitans • Moscovites • Glaswegians • Mancunians • Londoners • Liverpudlians • Washingtonians • Aberdonians • Milanese

  5. Theunemployed Theinjured Thedisabled Therich Theblind Theyoung Thedeaf

  6. Don't want to be an American idiot. Don't want a nation under the new media And can you hear the sound of hysteria? The subliminal mind fuck America. Welcome to a new kind of tension. All across the alien nation. Where everything isn't meant to be okay. Television dreams of tomorrow. We're not the ones who're meant to follow. For that's enough to argue. Well maybe I'm the faggot America. I'm not a part of a redneck agenda. Now everybody do the propaganda. And sing along to the age of paranoia. Don't want to be an American idiot. One nation controlled by the media. Information age of hysteria. It's calling out to idiot America

  7. 1 -Worth= valor -Vale la pena ver el monasterio= it´sworthvisitingthemonastery - worthy- he´strustworthy • Less • Comparative: lessthan/theleast… • Suffix: hopeless/ homeless/ topless. 2 • Fat ≠ Slim/thin. • Fatty ≠ lean • fattening 3 • Horrible = nasty / badperson • Horrible(spanish) = ugly / bad (English) 4 5 -shallow ≠ deep -Wide and long -Narrow and short -spoiled= mimada/ malcriada. So, are theyuneducatedorbad-mannered? - educación: manners 6

  8. A people insular Aboveall few strength Towardsforeigners unwillingness side Achieve Careless measure success Concernedwith Proud of inherited heritage countrymen neighbour Complimentus storytellers Ontheotherhand There has alwaysbeen Abroad Rangefrom weaknesses keen climate Reminds scenery wrongs focus Although Ratherthan

  9. 1.Sobre todo 2.Ruling 3.Not lazy 4.Get 5.Hit 6.Worried about 7.Paisanos 8.In other country 9.Strenghts and 10.Person fromother country 11.Not wantto do … 12.Don ´t mind 13.Noun fortoinherit 14.To congratulate 15.It goesfrom 16.Enthusiast 17.Landscape 18.Pay attentionto Careless ____ Keen (on/to) ____ Aboveall ____ Scenery ____ Achieve ____ Governing ____ Compliment ____ Success ____ Abroad ____ Focuson ____ hard-working ____ Foreigners ____ Concernedwith ____ Heritage ____ Weaknesses ____ Countrymen ____ Unwillingness ____ Rangefrom … ____ 12 16 1 17 4 2 14 5 8 18 3 10 6 13 9 7 11 15

  10. key dull neatly braces • -Skinshad a strict D ___ C _____ consisting of • S _______ heads, T _____ -up jeans nd B_____ • -Johnny Rotten P _____ Punks´anarchic I _______ • -Theyalsohad S _____ hair, T____ clothesheldtogetherwith S _______ pins • - Their look was M ______ byhim. appalled dress spiky • -A distinctive F _____ (=rasgo) of their look wasthe Q _____ (=tupé) • -Theyheldtheirhair in position with H ______ C ____ • -Teddy girlswore F ____ shirts • -W ________ - C _____ Mods emerged in the 60s • -Modsis S _____ formoderns • -Theyhad N ____ haircuts • A Vespais a S ______ • -Theyabandonedthe L ____ • ________ fashion of the 50s • -and theychose t _____ clothes • I _________ code feature fitted shaved turned masterminded quiff braces cuffs personified look Haircream spiky fitted torn appalled Working-class • -Horrifiedby = A ______ • -Withthe B ____ of rock´n´rollcametheTeds. • -Teds R _______ (=rechazaron ) • D _____ clothes. • -Theywore K ____- L ____ coats. • -Theyalsowore V ____ or S ____ cuffs and collars and pointed S ___ shoes. birth safety short masterminded rejected neat dull scooter Knee-length velvet satin ladylike suede tight instead

  11. Artificial Thick Lazy Strong Amateur Tame Guilty Mean Shallow Hollow Soft Stupid Odd Tough Present Strong Light Permanent High high stale Live Strong Shallow Smooth Compulsory Appropiate Public Tough Smooth/soft Soft Dim Tight Sharp Live Dim Easy Light Stale Minor Cool cool

  12. 1. Order of adjectives. Put the words in the right column according the order they take. Nounopinion material patternnationalityshapesizeagecolour patterned opinion size shape age colour national. Mater. noun 4 7 8 9 3 5 6 1 2 Tinypurplefur beige foreignancientsofttighthideoussuedeSwissgorgeouswarmsilkcorduroyuglypleasantwidenarrowgreenishcosyscruffypale dottedbrathongs lycra high-heeledshallowsergetimbertrendyflowerydiamond-shapedin the-in Liverpudlianpursemedium- lengthbaggyslippers

  13. Grammar 1: Order in Adjetives • This computer is for business. It´s Japanese. And It´s powerful • This fire is electric. It´s excellent. And it´s small • This is a chocolate bar. It´s new and it´s big. • This comedy is American. It´s for television. And it´s terrific • These doors are aluminium. They´re for your garage. And they´re stylish • These shoes are modern. They´re for sports and they´re wonderful • This phone is mobile. It´s German. And it´s very good. • This is a powerful Japanese business computer • This an excellent smallelectric fire • This is a big new chocolate bar • This is terrific American television comedy • These are stylish aluminium garage doors • These are wonderful modern sports shoes • This phone is a good German mobile phone

  14. VOCABULARY : Prendas de ropa - _________________ : Materials and P ________ Patterns Items of clothing • Plain • Tie-dyed • Striped • Tartan • Checked • flowery • plain • Checked • Spotted • Tartan • plain • Stripped • Pinstriped • Flowery/patterned • Dotted

  15. 2 1 4 3 6 5 Trendy Stylish scruffy Smart Old-fashioned

  16. Materials • B • F • G • A • C • E • D • J • H • I • I • F • H • A • C • J • B • D • G • E

  17. What are these? • Fur coat • Beret • Bow tie: knot • Cardigan • Bra • Tanktop • Kilt • Bathrobe/dressing gown • Wedding dress • Flip-flops • Wig • Duffel coat • Clog • Slip • Thong • Fleece • Ruff • stetson

  18. Match them • A) lining • B) lapel • C) sleeve • D) pocket • E) toe • F) laces • G) heel • H) sole • i) collar • J) babel • K) seam • L ) cuff • M) button • N) belt • O) crease • P) zip • Q) buckle

  19. Translate • Te queda bien • Ponte el abrigo • Quítate la ropa • Vístete • Vete y cámbiate • Cuelgue la chaqueta • Pruébate esta camisa • Te pegan los pantalones • Esos zapatos no me valen • Tenemos que ir bien esta noche • El cuello, la manga y el puño están sucios • La solapa, el forro están sucísimos • El tacón, la puntera y la suela están desgastados • Átate los cordones • La hebilla del cinturón y las rayas del pantalón no me gustan • It suits/ fits you • Put on your coat/put your coat on • Take off your clothes/ Take your clothes off • Get dressed • Go and get changed • Hang up the jacket • Try this shirt on • Those trousers suit you • Those shoes don ´t fit me • We have to dress up tonight • The collar, the sleeve and the cuff are dirty • The lapel, and the lining are filthy • The heel, the toe and the sole are scuffed • Do up your laces • I don ´t like the buckle of the belt and the creases of the trousers

  20. Label the pictures (3) • Pyjamas • Knickers • Underpants/boxers • Braces • Leggins • Trunks • Dungarees • Patterns • Stripped • Pinstriped • Flowery/patterned • Dotted • Checked • Spotted • Tartan • plain

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