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Socializing in Cardiff By amfdesigner, Creative Commons. Paco visits Scotland and Wales: Socializing in Cardiff

Socializing in Cardiff Paco wants to know about British universities Vocabulary: education Primary school, secondary education, university, term, half-term holiday, GCSE, A-level exams, Sixth-form College, vocational training, degree, lectures, seminars, uniforms.

Socializing in Cardiff Types of infinitives and gerunds They are so happy to see each other! (infinitive used after certain adjectives) He would like to know more about it. (infinitive used after certain verbs) Students take important exams to get their GCSE. (infinitive used to express purpose) He's very interested in learning about Spain. (gerund used after a preposition) Paco enjoys listening to Paul. (gerund used after certain verbs) Attending school is compulsory up to the age of 16. (gerund used as a noun, as the subject of the sentence)

Socializing in Cardiff Verbs followed by infinitives and gerunds Followed by infinitives: want, hope, intend, decide, fail, hope, learn, plan, refuse, try, deserve, need… Followed by gerunds: enjoy, recommend… Objects before the infinitive: allow, warn, advise… Gerund or infinitive with change of meaning: He stopped smoking. He stopped to smoke.

Socializing in Cardiff Let’s go to the cinema! Vocabulary: literature and cinema Types of films Literature: characters, plot, bestseller, novel, publish, series… Cinema: special effects, soundtrack, script, director, actors, film review, producer… Expressions: it takes place, it’s about, it stars, it was released, adapted…

Socializing in Cardiff Diphthongs: /ai/ / ei/ /oi/ life price face table choice enjoy