Conversation Sudent 3 . mariajose

About conversation Student 3:

Tina Brown is a journalist who is trying to get hold of Lady Alice Cooper. So, Miss Brown phoned Lady Alice and her secretary told her that she won´t there. The secretary asked if she could help her and Miss Brown explained that she works for a very important magazine and is interested to have a interview with Lady Alice to write an article about her. The secretary looked Lady Alice´s diary and told Miss Brown that she was very busy today, but probably from 4.00 she´ll be at home, so she may try phone again then.

LITTLE MISS BIRTHDAY (TODAY IS MY REAL BIRTHDAY)

Little Miss Birthday enjoys every day because every day is someone´s birthday (like today is the mine) and Little Miss Birthday loves birthday presents! She loves choosing presents, she loves wrapping presents, and she loves giving presents,

And she is very good at choosing presents. Little Miss Birthday prides herself on always picking the perfect present.

However fussy the person might be.

Fussy = Quisquilloso, exigente, maniático.

Last year, she gave Mr Fussy a tiny iron for ironing his shoe laces. It was exactly what he wanted. Nobody is sure if they have ever seen Mr Fussy look quite so happy.

Tiny: minúsculo.

She gave Little Miss Star a radio wich gives her a round of applause every time she turns it on.

And she gaves Mr Bump a bed with no legs. No more going bump in the night for Mr Bump when he falls out of bed.





To wrapp = envolver
To Pride = enorgullecerse
To pick = escoger

THE EIGHTEENTH OF FEBRUARY ENGLISH CLASS

From time to time = Ocassionally = Every now and again.

We laugh in two.

We are working toward a solution.

Sad looking

Burst out laughing = Partirse de risa

Don´t put on a bikini = Don´t put a bikini on =

Put the hat on = Ponerse el sombrero
Take the hat off = Quitarse el sombrero

What´s on at the cinema ? = ¿Qué ponen en el cine?

I prefer to call him again rather than he call me  because he never calls me/he never returns my calls.

The flippers floppy. 

We wear sandals = We wear flip flops.

Trust me = Believe me.


In fact I read all the book as oppsed to all the books (many) or every books (many) (signed Pepe).
Pepe, in fact, is very famous and he is improving your english a lot.
Are you listening to us, Pepe?

I don´t agree. Nor do I/neither do I.

Full Monty (film about the unenemployed in British town) take everything off or take all their clothes off.
A round of applause, a seal of approval and a standing ovation.

I am amazed (temporal) So am I.
Pepe is amazing. (Permanent)
Check and copy over and over again


I am amazed = Estoy asombrado o pasmado.

World wide epidemic = Pandemic

Pandemonium=pandemonium.

           1. m. Capital infernal imaginary kingdom.

           2. m. coloq. Place where there are a lot of noise and confusion.

Hand it = Entregarlo

THE SIXTEENTH OF FEBRUARY ENGLISH CLASS

Carmen is very tired
Eliseo is clumsy.
To book a return ticket from Madrid.
One way ---->  and two ways  <----->
Filing your nails
Filling up the tap
My class mates are young ladies.
Pepe, you are my class mate although you don´t know it.
I am chatterbox
Pepe talks more than a lot
She is unemployed
She was FIRED from her job.
Barman A full english breakfast please.
He doesn´t get: Ël no lo consigue
He doesn´t get his full english breakfast
There is a lot of HUNGER
Hunger Hungry
Anger Angry
I am thinkiNg OF
To guess.
Curious.
To manage: dirigir, conseguir
To suit: vestir, parecer

DOWN TO THE GROUND
yOUR PURPLE JERSEY SIUTS DOWN TO THE GROUND
I AM CLEVER.. AND AM I  (ME TOO)

corrections for previous classes

Remember folks not to put the plural for adjectives, for example I like romantic novels and films.

Eliseo arrives to class on time but Marijose and the teacher arrive either late or in time!!!

I prefer to go to individual work otherwise I don't remember the mistakes.

Hydie Hi Howdie hoe!!! bye for now, Karen.

the eleven of february english class

A photo of me as for away as possible
Don´t be silly Miriam, you are lovely as you are
Track suit: chandal
We can/have the power to mend ourselves
To mend: enmendar
WILL: Ganas, fuerza
She hadn´t heard about this film.

Mirror, mirror on the wall.... who is the fairest of them all?
My daughter Lucia is a Tom Boy

NINTH OF FEBRUARY ENGLISH CLASS

PULLING MY LEG = TAKE MY HAIR

Improvement your english learning.
Damage on the back
Can you look it up for me?  ¿puedes buscarlo para mi?
Be careful with my book.
Anyway = de todos modos
Can you tell me where the friday class will be?
I apologize for not being able to come
I am the master of paradise.