NUMBERS

Uno -> one
Dos -> two
Tres -> three
Cuatro -> four
Cinco -> five
Seis -> six
Siete -> seven
Ocho -> eight
Nueve -> nine
Diez -> ten
Once -> eleven
Doce -> twelve
Trece ->thirteen
Catorce -> fourteen
Quince -> fifteen
Dieciseis -> sixteen
Diecisiete -> seventeen
Dieciocho -> eighteen
Diecinueve -> nineteen
Veinte -> twenty

MONTHS OF THE YEAR

Enero -> January
Febrero -> February
Marzo ->March
Abril -> April
Mayo -> May
Junio -> June
Julio -> July
Agosto -> August
Septiembre -> September
Octubre -> October
Noviembre -> November
Diciembre -> December

DAYS OF THE WEEK

Lunes -> Monday
Martes -> Tuesday
Miércoles -> Wednesday
Jueves -> Thursday
Viernes -> Friday
Sábado -> Saturday
Domingo -> Sunday

SPORT AND LEISURE

a) Sports, places and equipment

ATHLETICS

track

vest

shorts

running shoes

MOTOR RACING

circuit

crash helmet



SWIMMING

pool

swimming costume

swimming trunks

BOXING

ring

vest

shorts

gloves

boots

ICE HOCKEY

rink

sticks and puck

skates

SKIING

ski slopes

skis and sticks

ski suit

ski boot

b) Outdoor leisure activities

hiking

camping

rock climbing

jogging

c) Sport Activities

Do (aerobics)

Go (skiing)

Play (basketball)

ILLNESS AND THE DOCTOR

a) People

doctor and patient

nurse

receptionist

chemist

b) Organs

lungs

brain

stomach

heart

c) Verbs

• Look after: cuidar. "A nurse looks after ill people".
• Suffer from: sufrir, padecer. "A sick person suffers from an illness".
• Treat for: tratar (de). "Doctors treat patients for their illnesses".
• Keep: mantenerse. "Do you exercise to keep well?"
• Ache: doler. "Does you head ache?"
• Cure: curar. "A doctor tries to cure patients".
• Examine: examinar. "Did the doctor examine you?"
• Operate (on): operar. "Surgeons operate on ill patients".

COLUMBUS DISCOVERS A NEW WORLD

Columbus discovery map

Key words:

map

route

voyage

trip

 

travel

seaweed

flagship

wreck