The seventh...Lover

I've always been interested in dealing with amazing stories as part of my job. My boss asked me to follow a woman who seems to have done something terrible. She's been married six times and I have to find out if she has really killed her last husband. I must come here to the chocolate cupcake bar to see what happens ..

Night story at the bar

 

• In groups of four (as far as possible), sit together and decide what story the painting above tells... Who are these people? Do they know each other? What have they done/are they about to do?
• Decide on a title for your story
• Then, individually, in a new post here on our blog, write the story from the point of view of one of the characters (ie. in the first person), in exactly 50 words. Note that each of your has to be a different character!
• Post your work here on our blog, with the title you agreed on as the post title, and "Creative writing projects" as the label
• Check with the other people in your group that the story is consistent (ie. there are no contradictions) and coherent (ie. that we understand it)
• Read what they are writing, and see how the story could be improved (i.e. talk about it!)
• Hyperlink to the other versions of your story (ie. what the other characters say)
• For decoration, add the appropriate image for your character to your post (from the shared folder), making it "Large", "Right" when you upload.

Pronunciation: the -ed suffix

Hello everyone!

I believe is easy to know the regular verbs, but sometimes we don't know the correct pronunciation. For this reason, I decided talk about it.

Pronunciation of the past
If the verb ends sounds such as: /s/, /f/, /k/, /ʃ /, /tʃ /, /p/ the '-ed' is pronounced as… / t /		If the ends in vowel sounds or in sounds as: /z/, /m/, /l/, /r/, /n/ the ‘-ed’ is pronounced as…  / d /		If the verb ends in /d/ or in /t/ the ‘-ed’ is pronounced as… / id /
Pass Ask Work Laugh Like Finish	Passed Asked Worked Laughed Liked Finished	Try Prepare Propose Call Deliver Phone	Tried Prepared Proposed Called Delivered Phoned	End Attend Recommend Rent Interrupt Want	Ended Attended Recommended Rented Interrupted Wanted

Negative prefixes

PREFIX	PREFIX MEANING	PRECEDES	EXAMPLES	MEANING IN SPANISH
dis-	the opposite of, not	adjectives, verbs, nouns	disagreement	desacuerdo
il- (before l)	the opposite of, not	adjectives	illegal	ilegal
im- (before p)	the opposite of, not	adjectives	immature	inmaduro
in-	the opposite of, not	adjectives	inevitable	inevitable
ir- (before r)	the opposite of, not	adjectives	irresponsible	irresponsable
non-	not	nouns, adjectives	nonsense	disparate
un-	the opposite of, the absence of, not	adjectives, participles, nouns	unfair unpredictable	injusto imprevisible

Adjective suffixes

SUFFIX	NOUN	ADJECTIVE
-ful	Pain Success Use	Painful Successful Useful
-less	Pain Use	Painless Useless
-al	Logic Politics	Logical Political
-y	Luck Wealth	Lucky Wealthy

SUFFIX	VERB	ADJECTIVE
-ive	Create Effect	Creative Effective
-able	Avail Predict Suit	Available Predictable Suitable
-ible	Access	Accessible

Phrasal verbs with three parts

PHRASAL VERBS	EXEMPLE	SPANISH
Come up with	They need to come up with a solution to this problem	Proponer
Face up to	He has to face up to this problems	Afrontar, hacer frente a
Look forward to	She was looking forward to her friend’s birthday party	Tener ganas de
Put up with	She won’t put up with bad behaviour in her English class	Soportar a alguien