Name: Ingrid Nathaly Jimenez Romero

Code: 2340166
SOCIAL WORK

VISRTUAL WORKSHOP 2
EXERCISE: PUT THE COMMAS, POINTS OR DASHES IN ORDER TO HAVE A COHERENT TEXT
THE GENERALIST INTERVENTION MODEL FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE

The primary purpose of the social work profession is to work with client systems to alleviate social
and psychological problems and promote health and well- being. There are a number of theories of
human development that inform specific interventions, techniques, and approaches utilized in social
work practice, all of which are included as part of the generalist practice model. The generalist
practice model “uses an eclectic knowledge base and broad skill set within a professional practice
model to effect changes in clients’ environments”, according to social work scholars Ebear,
Csiernick, & Béchard (2008). The generalist practice model helps social workers to identify potential
stressors and other disruptions to the client systems’ equilibrium at the micro, mezzo, and macro
levels, so that social workers can work with clients to plan and implement appropriate interventions
that will support clients in attaining optimal social functioning.

EXERCISE:

1. COMPLETE LAS SIGUIENTES PALABRAS CON UN o DIS. Y ESCRIBA UNA ORACION EN

INGLES CON CADA UNO DE ELLOS.

DO (UNDO). Lucy can´t undo the lease agreement.

SIMILAR (DISSIMILAR) Gabriela is extroverted; she has a dissimilar character to that of her
sister.
QUALIFY (DISQUALIFY). The judges will have to disqualify the competitor for dishonest.
AGREE (DISAGREE) I disagree with the people who think hitting their pets is okay.
OBEY (DISOBEY). I must not disobey the order of social isolation mandatory decreed by the
President.
TIE (UNTIE). The Christmas lights are hard to untie
HAPPY (UNHAPPY). My brother is unhappy because his favorite pet died.
ARRANGE (DISARRANGE) To my dog likes disarrange my bed
APPEAR (DISAPPEAR).The magician made my best friend disappear from the room.
MADE (UNMADE). The bed is not made because my daughter played on it all morning.
TRUST (DISTRUST) I don't like to distrust my boyfriend, but today he told me lies.
COMFORTABLE (UNCOMFORTABLE) When I go to my mother-in-law's house I feel
uncomfortable.
FRIENDLY (UNFRIENDLY) I feel uncomfortable when I go to my mother-in-law's house.
2. AGREGAR LY A CADA PALABRA Y CONSTRUYE ORACIONES:

QUICK (QUICKLY) The house was burning down and I quickly called the fire department.
SOFT (SOFTLY) I was scared because at dawn the ground shook softly.
SLOW (SLOWLY) I must slowly chew food to avoid damaging my orthodontia.
FAST (FASTLY) My garden plant is growing fastly.
BAD (BADLY) when people don't tell the truth, it always ends badly.

3. AGREGA FUL Y CONSTRUYE ORACIONES:

CHEER (CHEERFUL). My grandmother looked more cheerful today than usual.

FAITH (FAITHFUL) Mary remains faithful to his religion and does not change for anything.
DOUBT (DOUBTFUL) Charles was found with money of doubt origin.
HELP (HELPFUL) My grandfather is helpful to low-income people.
USE (USEFUL) My cell phone is useful only for making calls.
PEACE (PEACEFUL) Pope Francis is the most humble and peaceful person in the world.
SUCCESS (SUCCESSFUL) The successful person struggles to achieve his goals.

4. AGREGA LESS y CONSTRUYE ORACIONES:

JOB (JOBLESS) Ernesto is jobless due to the current situation in the country.
LIFE (LIFELESS) The police found the lifeless body of a young woman near the Zulia River.
EFFORT (EFFORTLESS) I can load thirty kilos of cement effortlessly.
SLEEP (SLEEPLESS) The events of the last week have made me sleepless.
HONEST (HONESTLESS) The governors of Colombia are inept and honestless.
JOB (JOBLESS) Mariela is jobless because she breached her employment contract.

5. AGREGA ER y CONSTRUYE ORACIONES:

SING (SINGER). My favorite singer is called Rihanna, she has a unique style.
LISTEN (LISTENER) My grandmother is a faithful listener of the Blu Radio station.
THIN (THINNER) My cousin is thinner than all her friends.
HAPPY (HAPPIER) Sandy is happier than ever because she is going to be a mom.
WRITE (WRITER) The writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez received in 982 received the Nobel Prize
for Literature.
CHEAP (CHEAPER) It's cheaper to buy a used car than a new car.
UP (UPER) The upper class always has more privileges than the other social classes.
CUT (CUTTER) The aluminum sheets need a lot of pressure with the cutter to break.