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ASIGNACIÓN 1
1. Formar declaraciones (oraciones) afirmativas, tomando en consideración el
respectivo orden SUJETO + VERBO + OBJETO. (Valor 10 PUNTOS)
4. Pigs and cows can't fly. (Los cerdos y las vacas no pueden volar.)
5. Traveling is fun. (Viajar es divertido.)
6. War is a terrible thing. (La guerra es una cosa terrible.)
7. There is a mouse in the room. (Hay un ratón en el cuarto.)
8. Bob and Daniel know what to do. (Bob y Daniel saben qué hacer.)
9. The fat cat and the small dog are on the couch. (El gato gordo y el perro pequeño están
en el sofá.)
10. Jack and Bonnie are getting married
POSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
LOYAL DISLOYAL
REGULAR IRREGULAR
COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
EFFECTIVE INEFFECTIVE
POPULAR UNPOPULAR
FORTUNE MISFOTUNE
HONEST DISHONEST
LEGAL ILLEGAL
REPLACEABLE IRREPLACEABLE
DIFFERENT INDIFFERENT
KIND UNKID
AGREE AGREEMENT
INVITE INVITACION
CONCLUDE CONCLUDER
DRIVE DRIVER
ACT ACTION
FAST FASTER
BIG BIGGER
INVENT INVENTION
DISAPPOINT DISAPPOINTION
7. Subraye en las siguientes lecturas los cognados. Luego escriba, aparte, la palabra
en inglés y su correspondiente en español. (Valor 4 PUNTOS)
“There are five basic methods for developing a more powerful vocabulary. The first method
is to memorize words using sight recognition by marking vocabulary cards for words you
want to learn. A second method is to learn phonetics so that you can sound out words you
can’t recognize when your hear them. Another method is to learn words by their use in
context as you read. A fourth method is to learn word structure, such as the meanings of
roots, prefixes, and suffixes. If none of these methods works, you can turn to a dictionary for
word study”.
WORD (COGNADOS) EN INGLÉS EN ESPAÑOL
Profesora Marilú Salazar Méndez
Materia INGLÉS I. CORTE I
Valor 100 puntos
BASIC BASICO
VACABULARY VOCABULARIO
MEMORIZE MEMORIZAR
SECOND SEGUNDO
CONTEXT CONTEXTO
STRUCTURE ESTRUCTURA
DICTIONARY DICCIONARIO
STUDY ESTUDIO
10. Una de las tres palabras en cada grupo de palabras no es un pronombre. Subrayar la
palabra que no es un pronombre. (Valor 10 PUNTOS)
He, doctor, she.
White, she,it.
I, store, you.
Ball, it, they.
They, we, pencil.
Backpack, it, you.
She, sad, we.
We, watch, house.
tennis, They, with.
He, french, school.
11. Una de las tres palabras en cada grupo de palabras no es un adjetivo. Subrayar la
palabra que no es un adjetivo. (Valor 10 PUNTOS)
Cashier, tired, handsome.
Blue, airplane, purple
Yelow, happy, it.
Sad, lazy, person.
Beatiful, apple, red.
Old, new, dog.
Above, heavy, thin.
Interesting, good, student.
I, love, Large.
Pedro, bus, small.
She is a dancer.
The flower he gave her was very beautiful.
I need a pen.
A man on the street stepped on my foot.
13. Complete las oraciones. Use los siguientes verbos: (Valor 10 PUNTOS)
Julia and I are good friends. I LIKE her and she LIKES me.
14. Subrayar el pronombre objeto correcto que se encuentra dentro del paréntesis: (Valor
20 PUNTOS)
Is he marrying Lila?. Yes, he is in love with (him, her, his)!
Your son is making a lot of noise! I will ask (it, its, him) to be quiet.
Please will you ask Robert to come in. Sorry, I do not know (him, she, her, it).
Where are my glasses? You are wearing (her, it, them)!
Do you like apples? I love (her, them, it)!
Why is he always talking about Liza? He obviously likes (her, him, she)!
Where is my book? Oh, dear! I have lost (his, it, its, him)!
Is that Nancy’s new boyfriend? Do not ask me, ask (her, his, it)!
What is the title of that article? I am afraid I can not remember (him, it them).
Look at John! He seems so happy? His friends offered (him, it, them) a guitar for his
birthday!
What are you going to do with those old papers?. I am going to recycle (them, their, they).
Let me see the latest Spielberg movie!. I have already seen (it, him, their)!
Profesora Marilú Salazar Méndez
Materia INGLÉS I. CORTE I
Valor 100 puntos
How are your kids? I have not met (them, there, they) for ages!
Have you met Alan and Tim? No, I have never met (them, they, it, their).
Do you want this book? Yes. Well take (it, them, they, their)
My mother is fantastic! I like (him, her, it, she) very much.
Do not help me with this exercise! I can do (him, her, it, she) by myself.
This fruit is poisoned! Do not eat (them, they, it, their).
Take the children to bed. Do not let (them, they, it, their) watch this movie.
Why is she helping John? She probably loves (her, him, he, she).