Objectives
(oblléctivs)

To use compound verbs in calls, messages or notes.
To see differences between some British and American words.

Vocabulary

1. Above (prep): /əˈbʌv/ Encima de
At a higher level than something over it.
Example: We live in the room above the store.

2. Below (prep): /bɪˈloʊ/ Abajo de
In a lower place or position.
Example: Someone was having a party in the apartment below.

3. Beneath (prep): /bɪˈniθ/ Por debajo de
Mainly literary directly under something.
Example: They slept outside beneath the tree.

4. Beyond (prep): /bɪˈɑnd/ Más allá de
Past a place or outside an area.
Example: He could see a beautiful landscape beyond the mountains.

5. Carry over (phr): /ˈkæri/ /ˈoʊvə/ Llevar
It has the same effect in the new situation as it had in the old one.
Example: Stress at work can be often carried over in your home life.

6. Cut off (phr): /kʌt/ /ɔf/ Cortar
Same as cut.
Example: The government has threatened to cut off our funding.