Welcoma back, Ana!

This week I was still a little sick so don't be surprised if you detect some lack of memory.

Lack: something is missing, something is not there.

We have studied the comparative form of adjectives and also the superlative. This is something fairly easy to study. The difficult thing is to remember it later on -  weeks and months after studying them - and use them.

We studied some adjectives we can use to talk about a city and its inhabitants:

Friendly/ Unfriendly
Beautiful/ Ugly
Cheap/ Expensive
Quiet/ Noisy
Exciting/ Boring
Dangerous/ Safe
Rude/Polite

And practiced this type of sentence:

It's the most dangerous place I have ever been to.

In our last class we practiced making relative phrases as in:

The man who was talking to your mother is my boss.

The relatives that we use for these sentences are which or that, who, where and when.


For Clara or anybody else who is interested I am uploading a listening which you can use to complete Ex. 4. p. 45. You probably did it with Chus the week before, but I am sure you'll appreciate it listening to it again. Unfortunately I can't upload the page.

See you Monday.