UNIT 4 UNAD B1 PLUS

The verb LACK

The verb “lack” expresses the idea that something or someone does not have “enough” of something.

It lacks a good supermarket = it does not have a good supermarket

… the town is lacking a good postal service…

This sentence means that the town does not have a good postal service. 

THE ADVERB:  ENOUGH

Uses of enough…	Example enough clauses
There isn’t + enough + singular noun	There isn’t enough time to get to the 8-o’clock movie.
There aren’t + enough plural noun	There aren’t enough restaurants in this city.
- of have + enough + plural noun	This town doesn’t have enough restaurants. These neighborhoods don’t have enough parks.

UNAD B1 PLUS UNIT 3

Vocabulary:
Draw in your notebook: street, road, avenue, block
                                            go straight up this street
                                            in the middle of the block
                                            to your right
                                            to your left
                                            turn right / left on the second street
Less Direct Questions:

DIRECT QUESTIONS	LESS  DIRECT QUESTIONS
What is  your  name?	Can you tell me what your name is?
Where do you work?	Would you mind telling me where you work?
When did you visit the manager?	Could you tell me when you visited the manager?
What does she play	Can you tell me what she plays?