A - Hit the books - 4 - Estudiar en serio. B - Read between the lines - 6- Leer entre líneas. C - To be on the same page- 1- Pensar lo mismo. D - A book worm - 2 - Ser un ratón de biblioteca. E - An open book - 3 - Ser como un libro abierto. F - Don't judge a book by its cover - 5 - No juzgues un libro por su portada, las apariencias engañan.
I'm Reyes. Here's my solutions: A, 4.- Hit the books= To start studying seriously. B, 6.- Read between the lines = To understand what someone really means, or what is really happening in a situation. C, 1.- To be on the same page= To have the same understanding or the same opinion as someone else. D, 2.- A bookworm= someone who reads a lot. E, 3.- An open book= It is easy to know what they are thinking and feeling. F, 5.- Don’t judge a book by its cover= Don’t form an opinion about something or (someone) just based on appearance.
PILAR DIEZ 1- C: To be on the same "page" 2- A: "Hit" the books 3- E: An "open" book 4- D: A book"worm" 5- F: Don´t judge a book by it´s cover 6- B: Read between the "lines"
Buenas tardes, soy Lourdes Asensio A.- 4 Hit the books . Estudia B.- 6 Read between the lines. Leer entre líneas C.- 1 To be on the same page. Estar en la misma página (onda) pensar lo mismo, D.- 2 A book worm. Un ratón de biblioteca. E.- 3 An open book. Un libro abierto. F.- 5 Don't judge a book by its cover. No hay que guiarse por su portada.
Lourdes García a. Hit the books 4 b. Read between the lines 6 c. To be on the same Page 1 d. A bookworm 5 e. An open book 3 f. Don't judge a book by its cover 2
I am Pilar Calleja
ReplyDeleteA - Hit the books - 4 - Estudiar en serio.
B - Read between the lines - 6- Leer entre líneas.
C - To be on the same page- 1- Pensar lo mismo.
D - A book worm - 2 - Ser un ratón de biblioteca.
E - An open book - 3 - Ser como un libro abierto.
F - Don't judge a book by its cover - 5 - No juzgues un libro por su portada, las apariencias engañan.
I'm Reyes.
ReplyDeleteHere's my solutions:
A, 4.- Hit the books= To start studying seriously.
B, 6.- Read between the lines = To understand what someone really means, or what is really happening in a situation.
C, 1.- To be on the same page= To have the same understanding or the same opinion as someone else.
D, 2.- A bookworm= someone who reads a lot.
E, 3.- An open book= It is easy to know what they are thinking and feeling.
F, 5.- Don’t judge a book by its cover= Don’t form an opinion about something or (someone) just based on appearance.
PILAR DIEZ
ReplyDelete1- C: To be on the same "page"
2- A: "Hit" the books
3- E: An "open" book
4- D: A book"worm"
5- F: Don´t judge a book by it´s cover
6- B: Read between the "lines"
CHUS
ReplyDelete1-C= Page
2-D= bookworm
3-E= to hit the book
4-A= to hit the books
5-F= cover
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6-B=
Chus:
ReplyDelete1-C= page
2-D= bookworm
3-E= open
4-A= to hit the books
5-F= cover
6-B= lines
Buenas tardes, soy Lourdes Asensio
ReplyDeleteA.- 4 Hit the books . Estudia
B.- 6 Read between the lines. Leer entre líneas
C.- 1 To be on the same page. Estar en la misma página (onda) pensar lo mismo,
D.- 2 A book worm. Un ratón de biblioteca.
E.- 3 An open book. Un libro abierto.
F.- 5 Don't judge a book by its cover. No hay que guiarse por su portada.
Lourdes García
ReplyDeletea. Hit the books 4
b. Read between the lines 6
c. To be on the same Page 1
d. A bookworm 5
e. An open book 3
f. Don't judge a book by its cover 2
Antonio
ReplyDeleteA-4 worm; B-6 lines; C-1 book; D-3 are an addiccion; E-2 about; F-5 cover