El extraño caso del Dr. Jekyll y Mr. Hyde es una historia misteriosa de Robert Louis Stevenson. Cosas extrañas comienzan a suceder cuando el señor Hyde llega a la ciudad y causa problemas. Nadie sabe quién es, excepto el Dr. Jekyll. Pero, ¿cuál es su secreto?
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (A2 level)
- Nivel A2 (MCER)
- Glosario monolingüe
- Texto íntegro en el idioma
12,00 €
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Especificaciones
| ISBN | 9791387722203 |
|---|---|
| Colección | |
| Encuadernación | Rústica sin solapas |
| Dimensiones | 140 x 200 mm |
| Peso | 125 g |
| Extensión | 86 páginas |
| Idioma | Inglés |
| Formato | Papel |
| Ebook | Disponible en las principales plataformas digitales |
- Mejorar la comprensión lectora en inglés con una historia de misterio adaptada.
- Ampliar el vocabulario con descripciones, emociones y acciones.
- Reforzar la gramática básica: el pasado simple, los comparativos y los conectores.
- Fomentar el interés por la lectura con un clásico en versión accesible.
- Ganar confianza al leer en inglés gracias a una narración intrigante.
- Acercar la literatura de misterio y terror en lengua inglesa a lectores de todas las edades.
- Favorecer la lectura compartida, en clase o en casa, generando conversación y reflexión.
1. A lawyer: someone whose job is to give people advice about the law.
2. The law: the system of rules of a country.
3. An alley: a path between buildings.
4. To remind: to make someone remember something.
5. To run into: to hit someone while moving.
6. To step on: to press the foot on something.
7. Signed: having your name written on something to show it’s yours.
8. A courtyard: an area without a roof surrounded by walls of a building.
9. A chimney: a part on top of a house that lets smoke go out from a fire inside.
10. Embarrassed: feeling shy or ashamed.
11. A safe: a box with special locks where you keep valuable things.
12. A will: a document where a person writes what they want to do with their money after they die.
13. A butler: the most important servant in a house.
14. Footsteps: the sound made by someone’s feet when they walk.
15. Rough: not soft.
16. The devil: a spirit in stories or religion that does bad things.
17. Uncomfortable: not feeling relaxed.
18. Closed-minded: not wanting to listen to new or different ideas.
19. Disappointed: feeling sad because someone or something wasn’t as good as you hoped.
20. A murder: when someone kills another person on purpose.
21. A cane: a long stick that helps you walk.
22. To faint: to suddenly fall because you feel weak.
23. A murderer: someone who kills another person on purpose.
24. Ash: the grey dust left after something burns.
25. A chequebook: a book of cheques that you can use to pay.
26. To swear: to say you are telling the truth in a serious way.
27. The handwriting: the particular way a person writes by hand.
28. Relieved: happy because something didn’t happen.
29. A maid: a woman that works as a servant in a house.
30. An axe: a tool with a heavy metal part used for cutting wood.
31. Powder: a dry material made of very small pieces, like salt or sugar.
32. To nod: to move your head up and down to say yes.
33. To split: to cut something into two or more parts.
34. Evil: bad or cruel.
35. Guilty: feeling bad because you did something wrong.
