Haga los cuatro ejercicios seguidos y sin mirar las soluciones. El ejercicio 3 es el que se usa de verdad: describir a su familia es la conversación número uno con cualquier desconocido en cualquier país.
1. Escuche la pista entera y anote qué tiene cada persona.
- Persona 1
- Persona 2
- Persona 3
- Persona 4
- Persona 5
- Persona 6
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- Two brothers and one sister
- Grey hair
- No brothers
- Two children
- Dark eyes
- No car
2. Escriba el opuesto del adjetivo subrayado.
- My flat is very small, but yours is ___.
- This exercise is easy, the next one is ___.
- Her car is new, but my car is very ___.
- The plates are clean, but the cups are ___.
- My brother is tall and my sister is ___.
- That hotel is expensive, this one is ___.
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- big
- difficult
- old
- dirty
- short
- cheap
3. Diga en voz alta, hablando de su familia de verdad. Grábese y escúchese.
- Say how many brothers and sisters you have got
- Describe your father or your mother with two adjectives
- Say one thing you have got and one thing you have not got
- Ask the other person about their family
Ver soluciones
- Su propia respuesta. Se espera «I've got…» o «I haven't got any».
- Su propia respuesta. Los dos adjetivos van delante del sustantivo y sin plural.
- Su propia respuesta. Se esperan dos frases, una afirmativa y una negativa.
- Su propia respuesta. Se espera «Have you got…?», con el auxiliar delante.
4. Corrija el error de cada frase. Todas tienen exactamente uno.
- Do you have got any children?
- She has got eyes dark and long hair.
- My parents are in Madrid, my parents are nice people.
- He has got two smalls children.
- I have got a sister very sympathetic.
- Has she got a brother? Yes, she has got.
Ver soluciones
- Have you got any children?
- She has got dark eyes and long hair.
- My relatives are in Madrid, they are nice people.
- He has got two small children.
- I have got a very nice sister.
- Has she got a brother? Yes, she has.
