VOCABULARY 0-1-2

UNITS 0-1
Acceptable: something that is right

Easy going: someone who is easy to deal with it

Rare: something taht is anormal

Voluntary: that you act on your own

Ambitious: who cares about something and keeps doing it

UNIT 2
Comedy:entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches
 
Box office: 
a place at a theatre, cinema, etc. where tickets are bought or reserved

Income: money received on a film
 
Plot: the main events of a play, novel, film

The riverdance:  
popular dance show from Dublin in wich tells the story of Irland

Limerick: the limericks are poems wich tells a silly story or joke in five lines from Dublin

Fairly: bastante

Hit: canción que tiene un gran éxito de popularidad y venta

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