what are you doing tonight?	i'm going to a soccer match.
are you doing anything tomorrow?	no, i'm not
what is she going to do tomorrow?	she's going to work until five.
are they going to go bowling?	yes, they are
time expresions	tonight tomorrow on friday this weekend next week
statement the meeting is on friday.	messages with a statement please tell her (that) the meeting is on friday. could you tell her (that) the meeting is on friday? would you tell her (that) the meeting is on friday?
request call me this afternoon.	messages with a request please ask him to call me this afternoon. could you ask him to call me this afternoon? would you ask him to call me this afternoon?
role play who's calling? useful expressions	may i speak to..? sorry, but ..isn't here. can i leave a message? i'll give...the message.
future with present continuous and be going to	use the present continuos to talk about something that is happennig now: what are you doing? i'm studying. you can also use the present continuous whit time expressions to talk about the future: what are you doing tomorrow? i'm working
messages with tell and ask	in messages with a request, use the infinitive of the verb: please ask her to meet me at noon. in messages with negative infinitives, not goes before to in the infinitive: could you ask him not to be late?
grammar note: negative infinitives request	don't call him today. don't go home yet.
grammar note: negative infinitives message	please ask jan not to call him today. could you tell him not to go home yet.
leisure activities expresions	i often... i...almost every weekend. i sometimes...in the summer. i...three or four times a year. i never...
request	petición
statement	declaracion
leisure activities	actividades de ocio
spectator spots	baseball game bicycle race tenis match volleyball tournament soccer match
friendly gatherings	barbacue beach party birthday party picnic
live performances	dance performance rock concert singing contest play opera
contest	concurso
tournament	torneo
match	partido
race	carrera
overtime	tiempo extra
afterward	después
softly	suavemente
ringer off	sin timbre
nuisance	molestia
describing changes with the present tense	i'm in school anymore. i wear contacts now.
describing changes with the past tense	i got engaged. i moved to a new place.
describing changes with the present perfect	i've changed jobs. i've fallen in love.
describing changes with the comparative	my hair is shorter now. my job is less stressful.
changes money	get a bank loan. open a savings account . get a credit card. win the lottery.
changes appearance	dye my hair. grow a beard. pierce my ears. wear contact lenses.
changes skills	improve my english vocabulary . learn a new sport. learn how to dance. start a new hobbie.
verb + infinitive what are you going to do after graduation?	i'm (not) going to get a job right away. i (don't) plan to get my own apartment. i (don't) want to live with my parents. i hope to get a new car. i'd like to travel this summer. i'd love to move to a new city.
make plans for a class party	date time transportation entertainment place activities food and drink cost (if any)
catching up	alcanzando
catching up	alcanzado
anymore	nunca mas
lane	pistas, carriles
pay off	saldar, pagar por completo
loan	prestamo
right away	inmediatamente
abroad	en el extranjero
reach	alcanzar
to give back	devolver
achieve	lograr
rough time line	linea de tiempo aproximada
task	tarea
describing change	you can use several tenses to discribe change-present tense, past tense, and present perfect.
verb + infinitive	use the infinitive after a verb to describe future plans or things you want to happen: i want to learn spanish.
sweatshirts	sudaderas
seemed	parecia
look forward	esperar
get up	levantate
dress up	vestirse
least	menos
outgoing	extrovertida
pay cut	anticipo
engage	contratar

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