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6.  Which of the following words are written in Spanish and which are in English?


                            •  In your notebook, write the words in different columns.
                            •  Organize them in alphabetical order.                                                  session 3

                             correct  –  papel  –  mister  –  character  –  organicen  –  paper  –  poem


                                   dictionary  –  first  –  instrucciones  –  sure  –  localizar  –  order

                                        completar  –  guesses  –  descripción  –  other  –  move



                        7.  Look at the following pages of a bilingual dictionary.



                                                                                    Spanish-English
                               English-Spanish

                                                                  hemiciclo
              dakar                                              hemiciclo [emi'ɵiklo] nm: el ~ (POL)
                                                                                         hierbabuena, n. peppermint, mint.  Explain bilingual dictionary
              dakar [dækə'] n Dakar m.  dancing n baile m                                helado  –da  adj.  1.  (hecho  hielo  -
              dale [dieil] n valle m.  dangerous adj peligroso.  hemisferio  [emix'ferjo]  nm  hemis-  agua) frozen.
              daily,  adv.  diario,  cotidiano,  diurno;  dangerously  adj  peligrosamente,  ~   phere.  hombre m. man
              s.  periódico;  adj.  diariamente,  cada  gravemente enfermo.  hemofilia  nf  haemophilia   hoy adv. Today
              día.                   danger zone n área o zona de peli-  (BRIT) hemophilis (US).  huir v. (pres. part. huyendo; pres. in-
              Dalmatian, s. dálmata, m.f.  gro                   hemorroides [emo'rroides] nfpl hae-  dic. huyo; (pret. él huyó; pres. subj.
              damage, s. daño, pérdida, avería. –  dangle [dæŋgl] vt colgar • vi pender,   morrhoids (US).
              pl.  damages,  n.  daños  y  perjuicios.  estar colgado.  hemos vb V haber  run away.
              –v. dañar, perjudicar.  danish adj danés/esa • n (LING) da-  Henar nm      hernia nf hernia, rupture; ~ discal sli-
              dance, v. bailar.      nés m.                      hender vt to          -  pped disc.
              damascus [dænidʒiz] npl (LAW) da- Danish pastry n pastel m de almen-  sure.  herniarse vr to rupture o.s; to break
              ños  y  perjuicios;  to  pay  £5000  in  ~  dra.   henequén nm (AM) henequen.  one's back.
               pagar £5000 por daños y perjuicios.  dank adj húmedo y malsano.  heno ['eno] nm hay.  héroe nm hero.
               damaging [dæmidʒiŋ] adj: ~ (to) per- danube [dænjub] n danubio.  hepatitis [epa'titis] nf inv hepatitis.  heroicidad nf heroism: heroie deed.
               judicial (a).         dapper [dæpə] adj pulcro, apuesto.  herbario,  a  adj  herbal  •  nm  (colec-  heroico, a adj heroic.
               damascus [də'murskəs] n damasco. dardanelles npl dardamelos mpl.  tion)  hermarium:  (especialista)  her-
               damn  [dæm]  n  condenar:  (curse)  dare vl: to ~ sb to do atreverse a ha-  balist, (botánico) botanist.  heroina  nf  (mujer)  heroine;  (droga)
               maldecir • n: i donʼt give a ~ me im- cer algo.   herbicida nm weedkiller.  heroin.
               porta un • adj (also: ~) maldito, frega- daring adj (person) osado; atrevido •   herbívoro, a adj herbivorous.  heroinómano, a heroin addict.
               do (LAM); ~ (it) ¡maldito sea!  n atrevimiento, osadía.                   heroismo nm heroism.
               damnable  [dmnəbl]  adj  (col:  beha- dark adj oscuro  herboristeria nf herbalist's shop.  herpes nmpl herpes.
                                                                 heredar to inherit.
               vioir) detestable; (weather) horrible.  darken  vl  oscurecer,  (colour)  hacer   herradura nf horseshoe.
               damning  ['dæmiŋ]  adj  (evidence)  más  oscuro  •  oscurecerse:  (cloud   heredero,  a  heir  (ess):  ~  del  trono   herraje nm (trabajos) ironwork.
                                                                 heir to the throne.
               irrecusable.           over) nublarse.                                   herramienta nf tool.
               damp [dæmp] adj húmedo, mojado •  dark glasses npl gafas oscuras.  hereditario, a adj hereditary.  herrería nf smithy; (TEC) forge.
               m humedad f • vt (also: ~ on) (cloth,  dark horse n (fig) incógnita.  hereje nm heretic.  herrero nm blacksmith.
               reg) mojar; enthusiasm) enfriar.  darkly  adv  (groomily)  tristemente;   herejía nf heresy.  herrumbre nf rust.
               dampcourse ['dæmpkə:s] n aislante  (sinisterly) siniestramente.  herencia  nf  -  herrumbroso, a adj rusty.
               m hidrófugo.           darkness n (in room) oscuridad, (ni-  tage: (BIO) heredity.  hervidero nm
               damper ['dæmpə'] n (MUS) sordina:  ght) tinieblas.  herético, a adj heretical.  hervir vi to boil: (burbujerar) to bub-
               (of fire) regulador m de tiro: to put a  darkroom n cuarto oscuro.  herido, a adj  ble.
               ~ on things ser un jarro de agua fria.  darling adj querido/da   offended.  hervor  nm  Remember
               dampness ['dæmpnis] n humedad.  dart n dardo: (in sewing) pinza • pre-  herir wt   -  vour.    -
               damson ['dæmsən] n ciruela damas- cipitarse;  to  ~  away/along  vi  salir/  fend: (conmover) to touch, move.  heterogéneo, a adj heterogeneous.
                                                                                                      The words written
               cena.                  marchar disparado.        hernia nf hernia, rupture; ~ discal sli-  hidratante  adj  moisturizing,  cream,
               dance, v. bailar.      dartboard n diana.        pped disc.              moisturize.   in bold at the
               dance hall n salón m de baile.  darts n dardos.  herniarse vr to rupture o.s; to break   beginning of each
               dancer n bailador (a) (professional)  dash n (small quantity: of liquid) gota,   one's back.  hidrato rum hydrate  line are called
                                                                                        hidratar vt to moisturize.
                                                                                                     entries. The entries
                           •  Locate the word that appears at the beginning of each page.            that begin with a
                           •  Write down the letter it begins with.                                  capital letter follow
                           •  Choose one of the words on the page without showing it to your         the ones that are
                              partner.                                                              written in the same
                                                                                                    way but with lower-
                           •  Spell the two first letters of the word.
                                                                                                    case letters: black
                           •  If your partner doesn’t guess correctly, keep playing using the
                                                                                                    spot / Black sea.
                              same word.
                           •  If your partner guesses correctly, move on to another word.
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