Why I Pulled Out The Plug On My Family

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Why I pulled out the plug on my family

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• Digital detox
• Parents use these gadgets to get rid of their children
• profitable
• Hooked on the Internet
• Addicted to
• We need the Internet……….. Everything
• We need it……….. See the news, etc
• What effects might a similar experiment have
on you and your family?
• Do you think people have become too
dependent on information technology? Why?
Why not?
• One study found that children who spend more time
online, also drink more caffeinated beverages.
• The more we seem to communicate as individuals, the less
we seem to function as a family
• Cuanto mas….., mas…..
• When I earn more, I spend more
• The + comparative + S + V, the + comparative + S+ V
• The more I earn, the more I spend
• The more I study, the better marks I get
• The more I spend, the less money I have
• Lazy……lazier
• The more we depend on computers, the lazier (we are)
more
less
longer more Quick- quicker (adj)
Quickly more quickly
more
than
more more

I am taller than…
• A BMW is faster than a Fiat

• Porche- a BMW
• Porche is better than BMW
• It’s MUCH faster than BMW
• Porche is (much) more expensive than BMW
• Ferrari is the most expensive
• Studying abroad is as Good as studying in
Spain
• Studying in Spain is worse than studyng
abroad
• Studying in Spain is not as/so Good as
studying abroad
• Studying abroad is less bad tan studying in
Spain
• Nowadays, education is worse than years ago
• Nowadays, education is not as Good as years
ago
Quantifiers
• Comparatives
• For small differences: a bit, a Little, slightly
• For big differences: much(quite), a lot, far,
significantly
• Superlatives
• To emphasize the difference between something
and the rest: by far, easily
• Remember to use less/the least + uncountable
nouns and fewer/the fewest + countable nouns
As………..as
• To qualify this construction: Almost, nearly, just
• To describe small differences: not quite
• To describe big differences: not nearly
• Similar to….
• The same as…..

• Remember to use as much + uncountable


• As many + countable nouns
Far worse than

‘s height is similar to
consciousness

Curiosity
Entertainment
Attendance
Conversation
evidence
Noun formation
• 1. collection
• Similarities
• Thickness
• Activities
• Payment
• Permission
• Generosity
• Decisions
• Disappointment (s)
• Satisfaction
• Differences
• Description
• occurrence
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• Chernobyl disaster wouldn’t have happened if
robots had controlled the plant
• Foggy
• This accident wouldn’t have happened if a
robot had controlled the air traffic of the
piste/runway
• The robot
• Underqualified profitable
• 24/7
• unemployed
• Be used to + noun/gerund (estar
acostumbrado)
• Get used to + noun/gerund ( acostumbrarse a)
• We are getting used to doing everything at
home
• use(d) to + infinitive (solía)
• I used to play the piano/ I didn’t use to….
• Country…… countable (país)
• Country…….uncountable (el campo)=
countryside
• She went to the country/countryside
• camp
speaking
1. E
2. D
3. H
4. C
5. A
• Los elefantes son mamíferos
• Elephants are mammals (countable plurals talking in general)
• The elephant is a mammal (countable singular talking in general)
• The white elephants are rare (countables specific)

• Me gusta el vino blanco


• I like the white wine (uncountables talking about a particular
group)
• Me gusta el vino
• I like wine (uncountables talking in general)
• Rich people
• The rich

• Spain
• France

• The British Isles


• The United States
• The Canary Islands
the
No article

Mountains and lakes no article


Articles A- an- the or nothing
• 1.b
• 2.c
• 3.a
• 4.a
• 5.c
• 6.b
• 7.c

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