El fantasma de Canterville es una historia divertida y espeluznante escrita por Oscar Wilde. Una familia estadounidense se muda a una antigua casa en Inglaterra donde vive un fantasma, Sir Simon, que intenta asustarlos. ¡Pero la familia no tiene miedo! Se ríen del fantasma y le hacen bromas.
The Canterville Ghost (A2 level)
- Nivel A2 (MCER)
- Glosario monolingüe
- Texto íntegro en el idioma
12,00 €
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Especificaciones
| ISBN | 9791387722128 |
|---|---|
| Colección | |
| Encuadernación | Rústica sin solapas |
| Dimensiones | 140 x 200 mm |
| Peso | 90 g |
| Extensión | 60 páginas |
| Idioma | Inglés |
| Formato | Papel |
| Ebook | Disponible en las principales plataformas digitales |
- Mejorar la comprensión lectora en inglés a través de una historia divertida y accesible.
- Ampliar el vocabulario con palabras y expresiones de uso cotidiano en contexto.
- Reforzar estructuras gramaticales básicas, como el pasado simple, los adjetivos y los conectores.
- Fomentar el gusto por la lectura en otro idioma con un clásico adaptado.
- Desarrollar el sentido del humor y la ironía, comprendiendo el contraste cultural entre los personajes.
- Ganar confianza al leer en inglés gracias a una narración sencilla y entretenida.
- Acercar la literatura en lengua inglesa a lectores de todas las edades.
- Favorecer la lectura guiada o compartida, en clase o en casa.
1. A ghost: the spirit of a dead person.
2. A skeleton: the bones of the body.
3. The furniture: objects that are put in a house, like chairs, a sofa, a bed…
4. To warn: to give someone advice to do or not to do something.
5. A waggonette: an open carriage drawn by one or two horses.
6. A housekeeper: a female servant in charge of managing a house.
7. To haunt: the action of causing trouble for people.
8. To scrub: to clean something by rubbing it hard.
9. To (be) torn: ripped clothes.
10. A housemaid: a female servant who cleans a house.
11. An achievement: a thing that someone has done successfully with effort and skill.
12. A handprint: mark left by a hand.
13. A governess: a woman employed to teach the children of a rich family in their home.
14. To scratch: a cut on the skin.
15. To crawl: to move in your hands and knees.
16. A coat of arms: a special symbol that represents a family, city or organization.
17. To be furious: to be very angry.
18. To trick somebody: to make someone believe something false.
19. To crow: the sound a rooster does in the morning.
20. To mutter: to speak in a low voice.
21. A stove: a piece of furniture used for heating rooms.
22. An apothecary: in the past, a person who sold medicine.
23. To behave: to act in a good way.
24. To groan: to make a long and deep sound because you are annoyed, upset or in pain.
25. To stay awake: not to fall asleep.
26. To beg: to ask someone for something in an anxious way.
27. To get engaged: agree to marry someone.
28. To be heartbroken: To feel extremely sad.
29. The disappearance: being lost or impossible to find.
30. To be out of your mind: to be extremely anxious and worried.
31. A hearse: a car that carries a coffin.
32. A family crest: synonym of “coat of arms”.
33. To torment: to cause extreme mental pain to someone.
34. A coronet: a small crown.
35. A grave: a place where a dead person is buried.
