La profesora me confirmó cómo será la prueba... it is. Se divide en tres partes:
Vocabulary (del glósari itís) entran las siguientes palabras:
- Affair: a sexual relationship, usually secret, between two people who are not married to one another
- Bush: a large flowering plant, e.g. a rosebush
- Chairman: the chief official in a company or other organization
- Daft: (adj, informal) silly, foolish
- Lad: (informal) a boy or young man
- Stuff: (n) a slang word for any unnamed things, belongings, etc.
- Tank: a container for liquid, e.g. petrol or water
- Accounts: record books which show money received or paid out by a bussiness or an individual
- Charity: an organization which exists to help people in need
- Tasty: (slang) attractive, good-looking
- Treat: (n) something that gives pleasure, especially when it is a surprise
- Wander: to walk around slowly and aimlessley
- Wig: a covering for the head made of real or artificial hair
- Will: (n) a legal document which states who should inherit somebody's money or property after they die
- Youth: a young-man, especially a teenager (usually an uncomplimentary word)
- Blue moon: from the expression 'once in a blue moon', meaning very rarely or never
- Bloody: (adj) a swearword used to emphasized an angry statement or an order
- Flu: (informal) short for influenza, an illness like a bad cold with muscle pain and fever
- Accountant: a person whose job is to keep and examine records of money received or paid out by a business
- How did Pascoe recognize Patrick the first time he saw him?
- What kind of man was Dick Elgood?
- How did Elle help Shaheed Singh?
- Why did Penny Highsmith have a different family name from her son Patrick?
- Why did Wield and Singh go to visit the Aldermans?
- What do you think about Patrick Aldermann?
Otra cosa, en este link pueden ver un resumen-traduccion-weapajera del libro que subió el Jalea a facebook ;)
Saludos, Christian.
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