PERFORMANCE (noun) Example: What do you think the people watching think of the performance?	el desempeño, la actuación, la ejecución
STREET ENTERTAINERS (noun) STREET ARTISTS Are there similar street entertainers in your area?	Animador@s callejeros, artista callejeros Artistas callejeros
BINGE (noun)(vrb) -Binge watching has been criticised by doctors -he went on a binge and was in no shape to drive (noun) -some see the whole weekend as a change to binge (vrb)	- period of excessive indulgence in an activity, especially eating, drinking, or taking drugs (noun) -indulge in an activity, .... (vrb)
PRESENT CONTINUOUS COME (vrb) -Trailers are adverts for films or TV series that are coming soon	venir, llegar, ocurrir, ir a
PLEASED (adj) -Were you pleased or disappointed?	complacido, complacida, contento, satisfecho
disappoint (vrb) disappointed (adj) disappointing (adj) -Were you pleased or disappointed?	desilusionar, defraudar decepcionado, defraudado (for feeling person) desilucionante ( for accion or situation)
PRESENT PERFECT see (vrb) - think of a trailer you have seen recently.	-
disappoint (vrb) disappointing (adj) disappointed (adj) -I watched this true crime programme last night - it was really disappointing	desilusionar, defraudar decepcionado, defraudado (for feeling person) desilucionante ( for accion or situation)
interest (vrb) interesting (adj) interested (adj) -They make TV series and films look a lot more interesting	interesar, interesarse, estar interesado que es interesante interesado, curioso
amuse (vrb) amused (adj) amusing (adj) -So, from the facial expression, they could work out whether the people were amused or fascinated or bored	divertir, entretener, distraer divertido, entretenido divertido, entretenido
fascinate (vrb) fascinated (adj) fascinating (adj) -So, from the facial expression, they could work out whether the people were amused or fascinated or bored	fascinar fascinado fascinante
bore (vrb) bored (adj) boring (adj) -So, from the facial expression, they could work out whether the people were amused or fascinated or bored	aburrir, perforar, barrenar aburrido aburrido
motivate (vrb) motivated (adj) motivating (adj) -But it also meant film companies could use the information to come up with a model for making really motivating trailers.	motivar (vrb) motivado (adj) motivador (adj)
depress (vrb) depressed (adj) depressing (adj) - It's a bit depressing - more algorithms to make us do things.	deprimir (vrb) deprimido (adj) deprimente (adj)
interest (vrb) interesting (adj) interested (adj) -And I'm always interested in finding out about the latest marketing trick	interesar, interesarse, estar interesado que es interesante interesado, curioso
what is the meaning? I found the film boring I was so bored by the film that I fell asleep	describes what the film was like describe how the speaker felt
busker (noun)	músico ambulante
sound: if word end in /t/ or /d/ sound then add ?	we add -ed /Id/ disappointed interested fascinated motivated
sound: if word end in -e , add ?	add -d /ed/ amused bored
sound: if word end in consonat add?	add -ed with sound /t/ depressed
sound: adj work /k/	worked /t/
sound: adj admit /t/	admited /id/ adj
sound: adj dicede /d/	dicided /Id/
sound: adj study	studied /d/
sound: adj visit /t/	visted /Id/
the passive: Last week, a new TV series was uploaded to your streaming service	was uploaded (vrb + participle)
the passive: Young people are attracted to TV series they can binge on.	are attracted (vrb ´participle son atraidos..
Rules of the passive: we often use the passive when:	we don't know who did an action It's not obvious who did an action It's not important who did an action
the passive: when use by and with: The first episode was directed by Mrtin Scorsese The whole episode was filmed with a smartphone camera	We use with + noun after a passive verb to say what was used todo the action We can use by + noun after a passive verb to say who/what did the action
Passive verbs, Active verbs: In the past, TV viewing was controlled by TV channels Some viewers talk about a sense of loneliness and emptiness when a series ends	passive (was controlled active ( talk)
Passive form: In the past, TV viewing was controlled by TV channels	past simple (was controlled)
Passive form: Dopamine, a natural feel-good hormone, is released into our brains	presente simple ( is released) (es liberada )
release	estreno, liberación, lanzamiento, emisión (noun) soltar, lanzar, publicar, estrenar (vrb)
Passive form: However, binge watching has been criticised by doctors and other health experts	present perfect ( has been criticised) (ha sido criticado) por
Passive form: The experts say that many of the harmful affects of binge viewing can be reduced by following some simple rules	a modal verb (can be reduced) (puede ser reducida)
Passive form: More and more series are being made by a wider range of streaming companies	present continuous (are being made ) ( se están realizando)
audience (noun) The festival had a great audience	publico, audiencia
play live	tocar en vivo my favorite singer will play live tomorrow
musician	músico (noun) He is a musician
choir	coro /Kwaier/
tracks	pistas de musica
playlist	lista de musica
relative, or non-relative clauses: - Samba is a kind of brazilian music which also has African rhythms -It's a drum you / play with your hands (omit that or put both are correct) -I was sitting nest to one of the people who was in my group - They were al about the place where he grew up	defining relative clauses
Defining or non-defining relative cluses: - I was with my brother and a friend of his, who was older than me, and we were listening to Jay-Z - I started noticing the words, which were really different from the songs I normally listened to.	Non-defining relative clauses
defining relative clause rules	defines what the noun phrase means and makes it more specific Has no comma before it
Non-defining relative cluse rules	only add extra information about the noun phrase has a comma before it, and sometimes after it
where does a relative clause come in a sentence?	immmediately after the noun phrase it refers to
defining relative clause It's a drum (which) you play with your hands	In defining relative clauses, you can leave out the pronouns IF IT IS THE OBJECT of the relative clause
guitarist (noun)	guitarista (noun)
beautiful (adj) beauty (noun)	she is beautiful beauty are your eyes
celebration (noun) celebrate (verb)	the celebration was great We celebrate the new year
charitable (adj) charity (Noun)	that person is charitable The charity help people
creative (adj) creativity (noun) create (verb)	My brother is very creative Creativity is verY importan for our children We can create other oportunites for all people
cultural (adj) culture (noun)	those kind of programs are very cultural there are a lot of cultures in south america
development (noun) develop (verb)	the development of the proyect in very importan for the enterprise We are developing a new app
happy (adj) happiness (noun)	You are very happy when you come to my house the happiness is all you need to have peace
musical (adj) musician (noun) (person)	the sound that your brother are making is very musical the musician is a person who can sing and play instrumes and is very creative
organised (adj) organiser (noun) (person) organise (verb)	He's very organised organiser are people who organise some importan events
performer (noun)(person) (interprete, performador) performance (noun) (actuación, presentación perform (verb) interpreta, desarrolla	he is a good performer, he had a very good performance in his first presentation, he perform a new music making by himself
loyal (adj) loyalty (noun)	leal lealtad He is loyal the loyalty is very important for all dogs
honest (adj) honesty (noun)	Honesto Honestidad I am very honest, she isn't honest the honesty is very importa for us
fit (noun) (adj) (verb) fitness (noun)	el ajuste, en forma, (caber, ajustar, adaptar) aptitud física, la aptitud you fit every day on the gym you look fitness
sad (adj) sadness (noun)	triste tristeza Why are you sad? all people save in their heart some sadness
responsible (adj) responsibility (noun)	responsable responsabilidad that man is responsable with his children the resposability was of the goverment
design (verb) (noun) designer (noun)	diseñar, el diseño diseñador they can design anything my designer has a lot of clients
act (verb) (noun) actor	actor, el acto el act@r we couldn't act in that film the actor had a incredible performance
appear (verb) appearance (noun)	aparecer apariencia he appear in the party he has a good appearance
patient (adj) patience (noun)	paciente paciencia my mother is very patient but she doesn't have patience for the pets
piano (noun) pianist (noun)	piano pianista
guitar (noun) guitarist (noun)	guitara guitarrista
locate (verb) location (noun)	localizar ubicación I can't locate this place the location of this place is in the main squart
relax (verb) relaxation (noun)	relajarse relajacion I can't relax with this people he is in leaxation
able (adj) ability (noun)	capaz, apto, habil, listo la capacidad, la habilidad, la aptitud
kind (adj) kindness (noun)	amable amabilidad He is very kind the kindness is important for us
doubt (noun)(verb)	la duda, la incertidumbre dudar. tener incertidumbre I doubt mark would be interested
high (adj) (noun) (adv) highly (adv)	alto, elevado, mayor, superior, grande el máximo, la velocidad alta, la temperatura alta a gran altura muy, sumamente, muy bine it was highly recommended by----
depressing	depresión (the sea look depressing)
fascinated	fasinado (I am fascinated)
motivating	i found the lecture about climate change really motivating
bored, interesting	I'm bored. there's nothing interesting to do here
disappointed	I was very disappointed that the trip was cancelled. I was really looking forward to it
amusing	Never mind, we will go another time. Look at these amusing pictures of cats /that/ I found online
boring	This lecture was so boring. I think I should take a different couse
interested	Are you interedted in learning a language? There's a German course on Tuesday that looks good
disappointed, disappointing	What a disappointing concert! The musicians weren't very good \nThey were tarrible, I was disappointed when the trumptet player lost his place ...
trumpet	trompeta
I don't care about the subject	no me importa el tema
motivating, motivated, motivation, motive	Motivador, motivado, motivación, motivo
hardly (adv)	apenas, dificilmente, duramente
depressing	that is a depressing thought
bored, interest	Jane thinks this book is borring. I suppose she's not interested in the history of sport
amused, fascinating	Tyler looked amused during class \n It seems she finds online videos more fascinating than physics
disappinted	You won't be disappointed, You'll love the information
fascinated	You seem fascinated
Passive	This cake has been decorated by a famous baker
Passive	The building should be finished soon
Passive	A new song is being written for the film
Passive, with	I know. it was made with mushrooms and a lot of onions
hand in (verb)	entregar, I was warned by my teacher not to hand in my essay late
Passive (can be)	I don't think this event can be called a party, there are only three people here!
Passive (will be)	A new community centre will be built here next year
Passive (should be)	More things happened while this new story was being written. It should be updated later today
Taste (noun)(verb)	(sabor, la muestra) (probar, gustar, saber) that taste awful (eso sabe feo)
Passive	It isn't made today
knitte	tejer
knitted	tejido
ice hockey	hockey de hielo
ice skating	skater de hielo
sledding	trineo, carreras de trineo
bobsledding	trineo
squash	deporte de raqueta y pared parecido al fronton
racquetall	raquetabol
softball	parecido al beisball
handball	balonmano
padel	deporte de raqueta
surfing	sorfeo
kayaking	kayak deporte de remono en aguas movedizas
kitesurfing	surf de vela ( surf que se realiza con un pequeño paracaidas
Passive (A familly with three children bought the house next door	The house next door was bought by a family with three children
Passive (Children read picture books)	Picture books are read by children
Passive (The musician will sing new songs at the show)	New songs will be sung at the show
Passive (The musicians weren't using any real instruments.They created that drum sound with a bucket and sticks)	No real instruments were being used. That drum sound was created with a backet and a stick
I hope a lot of people come	Espero que mucha gente venga
Passive (Do you have anything that the chef has just made?	Do you have anything that has just been made?
Passive (the assignment hasn't been posted to the class website yet so I can't start my homework	passive present perfect (hasn't been posted)
passive (I think that all the invitations to the dinner party have been delivered, but I haven't got any responses	passive present perfect ( have been delivered)
in a recording studio. there is no audience. just a sound engineer	En el estudio de grabación, no hay audiencia, solo un ingeniero musical
I had never seen them play live before!	nunca los he visto tocar en vivo antes!
raise(noun)(verb)	(el aumento, la subida)(elevar,recaudar,reclutar,reunir a) # the evnet's a race that will raise money to fight climate change
Ruby loves being a performer.	A Ruby le encanta ser intérprete
act/perform	What a great play! The actor put on a wanderful performance
that	I've got a new bike you can borrow, tengo una bicicleta que puedtes tomar prestada
borrow	tomar prestado, pedir prestado, apropiarse
I had dinner with diane, whose flat I'm staying at for a few days	en cuyo departamento me quedaré unos días
whose -> cuyo (a willow tree whose branches reached right to the ground)	Un sauce cuyas ramas llegaban hasta el suelo
which -> el cual, que	this book, which came out in 2017, is extremely popular
necklace	collar (a diamond necklace)
the house where Mary grew up is just outside of town	--
realavite clause(whose)	Jack, whose book I borrowed for class, is my neighbour
sophie doesn't like mushrooms, so he wouldn't eat the pizza.(you made it)	sophie doesn't like mushrooms, so he wouldn't eat the pizza that you made it
blow up	he needs things to blow up in the fims he watches! (volar, estallar, explosionar)
It's an extreme sport	snowboarding
It's a really good workout	volleyball It's a really good workout (Es un muy buen ejercicio (entrenamiento))
you win points when your opponent misses the ball	-
you usually lose a game if you hit a lot of bad shots	-
the training is very difficult	diving
court (noun)(verb)	(la cancha, el tribunal)(cortejar,reuninir por) they are playing on the court
referee/refe'ri/(noun)(verb)	(arbitro,referi,evaluador)(evaluar)
track (noun)	la via,el camino
field (noun)	campo,prado
pitch (noun)	campo de deporte (futbal)
the outfiled	group music to learng new music
win,lose,score	a point
beat, attack	your opponent
win a	game,poin match
compete for, win	a prize
discus throw	lanzamiento de disco
scuba diving	buceo
I think you'd love it	piendo(creo) que lo amaras
It's meant to be excellent	Está destinado a ser excelente
I'm not a big fan of classical music	-
wait a sec	reachel wait a sec, I'll just ask mark
Hang on	Hang on, Tom wants to say something
Hang on	Hang on a minute/ a second/ a moment
Just	Just a minute/ a second/ a moment
Wait	wait a minute/ a second/ a moment
One moment, please	un momento porfavor
letme check for you	dejame revisar para ti
HOWEVER introduces a contrstat	I like having fun, However, I don't really enjoy going to the cinema any more
I enjoy films. However, I think I prefer TV series	We can use "however" at the beginning of a sentence. It contrasts with an idea in the previous sentence
Although/While cinemas have become more confortable, they're not as comfortable as my sofa	We can use although and while to introduce a contrasting idea. They are followed by a clause with a verb
The price of cinema ticket has gone up recently.Despite/ In spite of the cost, I still love going to the cinema.	We can use in spite of and despite to introduce a contrating idea.They are followed by a noun or pronoun
However	Sin embargo
Although	Aún que, A pesar de, a pesar que
While	Mientras
Despite	A pesar de
In spite of	A pesar de
Oh, they have great reviews.Do they have classes for befinners?	---repeat
I don't know. Let me check for you	---Repeat
I doubt she would be interested	dudo que ella este interesada
crowd,crowds	multitud, multidudes
rather(adv)	más bien; bastante, mejor dicho (I'd rather see a film or a play)
I heard it was excellent	Escuque es es excelente
then it must be good	Entonces Eso debe ser bueno
It's supposed to be really good	Se supone que es muy bueno
breezes	brisas de aire
Can you help me decide which courses to take next term	term(noun)el plazo el trimestre, el sementre
I'm not a big fan of shopping	No soy un gran fan de las compras
appointment(noun)	cita, I have an appointment in the afternnon
let's meet for dinner at the new Italian restaurant	Nos vernos(reunirnos) para la cena en el restaurante italiano
realised	(darse cuenta)I realised that watching things like concerts at home was better in many wayas than watching them live
realize (verb)	darse cuenta de, enter, saber, realizar
I now watch them at home whenever I can	whenever (cuando sea)
Concerts are always crowded(full)	Los conciertos siempre están llenos
I used to go to the theatre as much as possible	I solia ir al teatro tanto como era posible
I wanted to have dinner at a place nearby (cerca de alli)	queria tomar la cena en un lugar cerca de allí
I still enjoy attending concerts	Todavía disfruto asistiendo a conciertos
attend (verb)	atender, ir a, acompañar
The restaurant delayed her	El restaurante la retrasó
It seems like she's closer to the band	parece como si ella esta cerca de la banda
I'm always amazed at the talent and hard work of professional dancers	Yo siempre estoy muy asombrado del talento y el trabajo duro los danzantes profesionales
What is the purpose of a conclusion	to say the main idea again
I'd still like to go to a concert one day	Todavia me gustaria ir a un concierto un dia
let's meet	vamos a quedar
second conditional: Was it scarY? I think if I went, I'd be terrified!	We use the second conditional to talk about things we imagine, but are not real
second conditional: If I was a bit fitter I would defenitely do it out	# W use the second conditional to talk about things we image, but are not real
second conditional: Was it scary) I think if I went, I'd be terrifield	We use the second conditional to talk about things we imagine, but are not real
second conditional: If I was a bit fitter, I would definitely do it	To form the second conditional, we use "If + past simple"
about	I was a bit worried about It before we went into the water for the first time. - I'm worried about my football tems's performance at the moment.
to	It sounds perfect to me. - I think to queality of woman's tennis is similar to men's
with	An it's popular with all kinds of people
afraid	I'm afraid about that
of	I'm not scared of spider - I am very proud of my little sister
for	I think that having good friens is essential for a happy, healthy life. - I've found a sport that is right for me.
in	I'm very interested in health and fitness
afraid(adj)	temeroso, aterrorizado, asustado
scare(noun) (verb)	(la alarma, el panico)(asustar, espantar)
I'm afraid of failling the examns	tengo miedo de reprobar los exámenes
fail (verb)(noun)	(fallar, fracasar)(la falta, el suspenso)
for	Fitness is essential for good health and happiness
with	Running is popular with blind people
of	Are you tired of the usual exercise classes?
Searching for serendipity - buscado por casualidad	-
Do	Can we make our own luck? -- Dr Makri has been doing research into serendipity
Serendipity (noun)	Casualidad
make	you should take action and make the most of that opportunity
take	The secret lies in taking advantage of an opportunity when it come our way. -- you should take action and make the most of that opportunity --Be brave and take risks in order to act freely
third conditional:	If Wendy had had better handwriting, my business wouldn't have been such a success and I certainly wouldn't have met matt.
When do we use the third conditional?	to talk about an imagined past event and its likely result
What is the correct form of the third conditonal?	"If + past perfect, would have + past participle"
third conditional	I would have won easily if I hadn't hurt my arm
third conditional	I wouldn't have bought it if I'd known it was such bad conditons
third conditional	If you hadn't pushed me, that car would have hit me!
third conditional	I wouldn't have discovered the truth if I hadn't read her letters
would have + verb participle	yo no hubiera + verb (I wouldn't have discored, I wouldn't have bought)
workout (noun)	(el entrenamiento) you need a lot of workout to succeed at them
net,opponent, missed(verb)	net,oponente, (perder, fallar) -> I hit the ball over the net, but my opponent didn't. She missed it.
curt	campo de juego, cancha
shot (tiros)	He doesn't hit a lot of shots
beats (verb)	(vencer, batir) He raraly beats other players (beat:noun, el ritmo, el compás)
scored (verb)(noun)	(calificar,marcar,conseguir)(la puntuación, la partitura), la calificación) I thought I had scored the winning point.
competitor	competidor
training	entrenamiento, para necesita un objetivo, you need a lot of trianing to succeed at extreme sports
competing for	I was competing for a big prize.
compete for	(copite por) #they can compete for prizes in their sports
referee	there's no referee in charge
missed, shot, score, point, lost, match	My friends an I were playin tennis the other day. I missed a shot. so I didn't score a point. I lost the match
proud of	she was ver proud of her football team
essential for	but a lot of training is essential for success in sport
popular with	It's popular with older people
heights	alturas (I'm scared of heights!
with	why are extreme sports so popular with teenagers?
stuf	I should buy some new stuff (deberia comprar algunas cosas nuevas)
stray dog	perro callejero
get dancing !!	ponte a bailar
get works!!!!	ponte a trabajar
superstition	superstition
a cleanse	una limpieza
lucky charms	brazalestes o cosas de suerte
a man makes his own luck	Un hombre hace su propia suerte
secod conditional: If I was a bit fitter, I would definitely do it.	Si estuviera un poco más en forma, definitivamente lo haría
secod conditional: Was it scary? I think if I went, I’d be terrified!	¿fue espantoso? Creo que si fuera, Estaría aterrorizado!
second conditional: If I had a car, I'd drive to school	Si tuviera un auto, conduciria al celegio
second conditional:(were) if he were 17, he could get his driving licence	Si tuviera 17, el podria obtener su licencia
second conditional: Ethan would miss the shot if his opponents kept him on the far side of the court	Ethan fallaría el tiro si sus oponentes lo mantuvieran al otro lado de la cancha.
second conditional: If I were you,	I will clean my room. It smells quite bad
second conditional: If the guitarist broke his guitar, he couldn’t perform	si el guitarrista rompiera su guitarra no podría tocar
spoils	potato salad spoils quickly
straight away	inmediatamente
ankle	tobillo
I'm terrible at this game. I'm going to lose.	Soy terrible en este juego. voy a perder
Winning the volleyball tournament would be great (would be)	Ganar el torneo de voley seria genial
research (investigar)	if you do research into your problem
(dispuestos)(willing)	I've always believed that we make our luck. If we're willing to take risks
take advantege of your relationship	toma una ventaja (aprovecha) de tus realaciones ...
I'm not making much progress	No estoy progresando mucho
that makes sense	Eso tiene sentido (Eso me hace sentido)
to make	She is going to make her decision beased on the average starting salary
mistakes	errores ( Wa if I make a mistake and choose the wrong one?
you make a decision	you tomaras una decisión
You should take a chance	deberias tomar una oportunidad
I spotted an interesting job	Encontré un trabajo interesante lugar
take	take part in someting, take it easy, take a risk
make	sense, make a difference, the most of something
When do we use the third conditional?	to talk about an imagined past event and its likely result
What is the correct form of the third conditional?	If + past perfect, would have + past participle.
si hubiera estudiado, habria sacado(tenido, obtenido) buenas notas	tercer condicional (If I had studied, I would have got good marks)
I should take a nap	deberia tomar una siesta
I'll take care of you	yo me ocuparé de ti (yo cuidare de ti)
I'll make phone calls	Yo haré llamadas
I'm really nervous about my university entrance exam	estoy realmente preocupado por mi examen de admisión de la universidad
Take it easy!!	Tomalo con calma
I'm afraid of doing badly in the football tournament	tengo miedo de hacerlo mal en el fútbol
we're taking part in this weekend	Estamos tomando parte en esta semana
the storm	la tormenta
If the storm had been very bad, it could have knocked down the trees	thir conditional
If you hadn't toldme about this job opening last year, I might not have got such a good job	thir conditional
We would have made a specila dinner if we'd known you were coming over	Habríamos hecho una cena especial si hubiéramos sabido que vendrías.
If the class had started 20 minutes later, I wouldn't have been late	Si la clase hubiera empezado 20 minutos más tarde, no habría llegado tarde.
If you had studied more for the maths test, you wouldn't have failed	Si hubieras estudiado más para el examen de matemáticas, no habrías reprobado.
If Celia had started dancing as a child, she could have become a dance teacher	Si Celia hubiera empezado a bailar desde niña, podría haberse convertido en profesora de baile.
If Paul had worn sunscreen, he wouldn't have got sunburn	thir conditional
We would have played a board game las night instead of going to the cinema if we had had a good one.	Anoche hubiéramos jugado a un juego de mesa en lugar de ir al cine si hubiéramos tenido uno bueno.
We wouldn't have got here on time if you hadn't changed our flat tyre. Thank you!	No hubiéramos llegado a tiempo si no hubieras cambiado nuestra llanta pinchada. ¡Gracias!
there wouldn't have been water all over the floor if the plumber had fixed the sink	no habría habido agua por todo el piso si el plomero hubiera arreglado el fregadero
reassuring someone	Tranquilizar a alguien
taking about a problem	tomando sobre un problema
I'm still worried that something will go wrong	Todavía estoy preocupado de que algo salga mal
What if she says no?	¿Qué pasa si ella dice no?
You don't think it's a bit boring?	¿No crees que es un poco aburrido?
I'm sure it'll be OK	Estoy seguro de que todo estará bien
She's definitly not going to say no	Ella definitivamente no va a decir que no
You've got nothing to worry about	No tienes nada de qué preocuparte
change the subject of the conversation	SPEAKING OF cafés, have I told you about the place we found last week?---- BY THE WAY,did you see that new comedy programme last night?
How are your wedding plans going?	¿Comó van tus planes de boda?
That reminds me, thought, My neigbour's bought a new boat and has invited us to go for a ride	Eso me recuerda, pensó, Mis vecinos compraron un barco nuevo y nos han invitado a dar un paseo
So anyway, as I was saying.	you've really changed my life
advising a course of action	aconsejar un curso de acción
only give advice	solo da consejos
also imagine what could happen	imaginate también lo que podria pasar
I think you should ...	yo pienso que tu deberias...
If I were you, I'd...	Si yo fuera you, you haría
I'm just suggesting that ...	Yo solo sugiero que
Maybe it would be better to ...	Quizás Eso seria mejor que....
I'm fairly sure you'd ...	Estoy bastante seguro de que tu ....
I think you'd have a good time, but....	Yo creo que la pasarias bien, pero
It would definitely...	Definitivametne sería
adverbs to express uncertainly	maybe, perhaps
modal verbs to express uncertainty	(might, could, would)
expresions of uncertainty	(I think, I'm not sure)
Maybe it would be better	Maybe it would be better to look for a job with a marketing company in Thailand
I think you'd	I think you'd meet a lot of interesting people
I'm just suggesting...	I'm jus suggesting that you look at the alternatives
if you need money	can lend you some (puedo prestarte algo)
lend (verb)	prestar, dar, emprestar, quitar
I need some money,	so I'll have to borrow some
borrow (verb)	tomar prestado, apropiarse, emprestar
Go on! Don't	miss this opportunity! It'll change your life!
You'll lose	points if you run with a ball.
Take some water	when you go running
Bring some energy drinks	when you come to the gym
If you wnat to take part,	raise your hand (eleva tu mano)(levanta tu mano)
raise (verb)(noun)	(elevar, levantar)(el aumento, la subida, la sobremarca)
they robbed	a bank (ellos robaron un banco)
they stole	the money from a bank
where are you working?	I'm currently working at home
Do you work at a bank?	Actually, I work at a school

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