UPAV SEGUNDO TRIMESTRE LENGUA ADICIONAL AL ESPAOL (INGLS) II RESPUESTAS DEL LOS EJERCICOS DEL LIBRO.

PAG.4 EJER.1 A. B. C. D. E. MANY THURSDAY ES AN CAN F. G. H. I. THIRD JULY NINE PRES SIMPLE

PAG.4 EJER.2 YOU: NAME EQUIS PAUL: - EQUIS YOU: - YES, I AM YOU: - GOOD BYE

PAG.4 EJER.3 A. /THIS/THESE B. /THOSE/THAT C. /THIS/ D. /THIS/THAT/ E. /THIS/THAT/

PAG.5 EJER.4 A. CANT B. CAN C. CAN D. CANT E. CAN F. CANT G. CAN H. CAN

PAG.9 EJER.1 1. ( FALSE) 2. ( TRUE ) 3. ( TRUE ) 4. ( FALSE ) 5. ( TRUE )

PAG.10 EJER.2 A. B. C. D. E. F. HOTTER THAN THINNER THAN CHEAPER THAN TALLE THAN EASIER THAN BIGGER THAN G. H. I. J. K. FASTER THAN MORE NUTRITIOUS THAN MORE HANDSOME THAN LONGER THAN BETTER THAN

PAG.12 EJER.3
ADJECTIVE CLEAN THIN FAT INTERESTING HAPPY COMFORTABLE SHORT EASY GOOD BIG BEATIFUL EXCITING COMPARATIVE CLEANER THINNER FATTER INTERESTING HAPPIER MORE CONFORTABLE SHORTER EASIER BETTER BIGGER MORE BEATIFUL MORE EXCITING SUPERLATIVE THE CLEANEST THE THINNEST THE FATEST THE INTERESTING THE HAPPIEST THE MOST CONFORTABLE THE SURTEST THE EASIEST THE BEST THE BIGGEST THE MOST BEATIFUL THE MOST EXCITHING

PAG.12 EJER.5 1. EASIER 2. MOST EXCITING 3. SMALLER 4. TALLEST 5. THE MOST

PAG.13 EJER.1 1. DONT BREAK THE EGGS. 2. MIS ALL INGREDIENTS. 3. MELT THE BUTTER. 4. DONT USE WHITE SUGAR. 5. PUT IT INTO OVEN.

PAG.15 EJER.6 EAT YOUR B.F. PLEASE.

PLEASE, DONT TALK.

COME HERE, PLEASE.

CLEAN YOUR ROOM.

LETS PLAY TENNIS. CLEAN THE FLOOR PLEASE.

PAG.17.EJER.1 1. 2. 3. 4. MARK ADAM HELEN KELLY 5. 6. 7. 8. TIM JACK LISA REGINA

PAG.17 EJER.2 1. SHE SHOULD GO TO THE DOCTOR. 2. SHE SHOULDNT EATS SWEETS. 3. THEY SHOULD ASK THE TEACHER. 4. I SHOULD GO TO BED. 5. I SHOULD CLEAN THEM. 6. HE SHOULD TIDY IT UP.

PAG.19 EJER.1 1. A CAF. 2. A STADIUM. 3. AN AIRPORT. 4. A HOTEL

PAG.20 EJER.2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MIGHT MAY COULD COULD CAN 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. MAY NOT CANT COULDNT COULD MIGHT

PAG.21 EJER.3 1. HAD TO 2. MUSTNT 3. MUST 4. DONT HAVE TO 5. MUST

PAG.22 EJER.A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MORE MODERN HOTTEST DAY CLEANEST NEWER BIGGER 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. BEST CHEAPER MORE EXPENSIVE FATTER MUST

PAG.22 EJER.B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. MAY I BRING MY DOG INSIDE? MAY I SEE YOUR TICKETS? YES, OF COURSE. IM SORRY YOU CANT USE YOUR MOBILE PHONE HERE. COULD YOU BRING ME A GLASS OF WATER, PLEASE? CAN I GO SWIM IN THE POOL? PAG.23 EJER.C 1. MIGHT 2. MAY 3. MAY 4. MIGHT 5. CANT 6. MAY

PAG.23 EJER.D 1. SHOULDNT 2. SHOULD 3. SHOULD 4. SHOULD 5. SHOULD 6. SHOULDNT

PAG.23 EJER.E 1. WALK ON BRED ST. TURN TO LEFT ON MILLS AV. AND ITS ON THE LORNER OF MILLS AV. AN BOND ST. 2. WALK ON BRED ST. UNTIL BROWN AV. 3. WALK ON BRITISH AV. TURN TO THE LEFT ON BRED ST. ITS IN FRONT OF THE GYM. 4. WALK ON MILLS AV. ITS IN THE CORNER OF MILLS ST. AND BRED ST. 5. WALK ON BRITISH AV. TURN TO LEFT ON BRED ST. ITS IN THE CORNER OF MILLS AND BRED. PAG.25 EJER.1 1. 2. 3. 4. (B) (G) (E) (C) 5. (F) 6. (A) 7. (D)

PAG.26 EJER.3 1. WAS 2. WERE 3. WAS 4. WAS 5. WERE

PAG.27 EJER.5 1. CONTROL : CONTROLED 2. VISIT: VISITED 3. WANT: WANTED

PAG.28.29 EJER.8 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A BOARDER AT SHREWSBURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY. MARRIED HIS FIRST COUSIN PUBLISHED THE ORIGINS OF SPECIES. I LOVE YOU EMMA.

PAG.29 EJER.9 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. (4) HE MARRIED EMMA WEDGWOOD. (3) DARWIN GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY. (2) DARWINS MOTHER DIED WHEN HE WAS 8. (1) DARWIN WAS BORN. (5) HE PUBLISHED THE ORIGINS OF SPECIES. (6) DARWIN DIED OF A HEART ATTACK.

PAG.29 EJER.10
REGULAR DIE - DIED COOK - COOKED PLAY - PLAYED ASK - ASKED LIVE - LIVED IRREGULAR GIVE - GAVE WRITE - WROTE BE - WAS/WERE BECOME - BECAME HOLD - HELD KNOW - KNEW SAY - SAID

PAG.30 EJER.13 1. WAS 2. HAVE 3. WENT 4. SEE 5. WERE 6. BUY 7. WAS 8. EAT

PAG.31 EJER.14 1. (B) GERMANY 2. (A) 1903 3. (B) INDIA 4. (A) 1789 5. (A) 17

PAG.31 EJER.A 1. WHAT DID YOU DO? YESTERDAY, WHAT DID YOU DO YESTERDAY? 2. WHERE DID YOU MEET 3. WHERE DID

PAG.32 EJER.A 1. 2. 3. 4. SPENT WAS TRAVELED VISITED LEARNT / LEARNED 5. 6. 7. 8. WERE DIDNT RAIN SAW DID YOU SPEND

PAG.32 EJER.B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. BE WERE/WAS BEGIN BEGAN BUY BOUGHT CATCH CAUGHT CHOOSE CHOSE 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. COME CAME COST COST CUT CUT DO DID DRAW DREW 11. DRINK DRANK 12. DRIVE DROVE 13. EAT ATE

PAG.32 EJER.C 1. A: WERE/WERE B: WASNT/WAS 2. WERE 3. WERENT/ WAS 4. WASNT/WAS 5. WAS/WASNT 6. WERE

PAG.33 EJER.D 1. WENT 2. COOK 3. CLEAN 4. LOST 5. STUDY

PAG.33 EJER.E 1. WENT TO STRATFORD G.S 2. MARRIED WITH A.H 3. MEMBER OF FEW THEATRICAL COMPANIES 4. TO TRY HIS HEND AND WRITING PLAYS 5. HE DIED OF A FEVER

PAG.36 EJER.5 B. IS NOT GOING TO EAT C. IS GOING STUDY D. I AM GOING TO GO E. ARE NOT GOING TO WORK G. IS GOING TO LEARN

PAG.37 EJER.A A. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ALL DAY? B. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO STAY? C. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO EAT?

PAG.38 EJER.A 2. WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO DO YOU ENGLISH HOMEWORK? 3. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO AFTER CLASS? 4. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO HAVE LUNCH TOMORROW? 5. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUY AT THE MALL? 6. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS?

PAG.39 EJER.2 PAG.40 EJER.4 1. THE FUTURE WILL BE BETTER. 2. THERE WILL BE A LOT OF INTERESTING. 3. THING IN SUINCE AND ADUCATION. 4. ILL BECOME A BETTER TEACHER.

PAG.41 EJER.A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. IS GOING TO WILL DO WONT IS GOING TO WILL PAG.41 EJER.B 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. WILL IS GOING TO WILL ARE GOING TO WILL BE

1. AFFIRMATIVE: THEY WILL DO THE HOMEWORK. NEGATIVE: THEY WONT DO THE HOMEWORK. INTERROGATIVE: WILL THEY DO THE HOMEWORK. 2. AFFIRMATIVE: HE WILL PAY IN CASH. NEGATIVE: HE WONT PAY IN CASH. INTERROGATIVE: WILL HE PAY IN CASH? 3. AFFIRMATIVE: I WILL HAVE MONEY. NEGATIVE: I WONT HAVE MONEY. INTERROGATIVE: WILL I HAVE MONEY? 4. AFFIRMATIVE: JESSICA WILL TAKE A PICTURE FOR US. NEGATIVE: JESSICA WONT TAKE A PICTURE FOR US. INTERROGATIVE: WILL JESSICA TAKE PICTURE FOR US.? 5. AFFIRMATIVE: STEVE WILL DIAL THE NUMBER FOR YOU. NEGATIVE: STEVE WONT DIAL THE NUMBER FOR YOU. INTERROGATIVE: WILL STEVE DIAL THE NUMBER FOR YOU? 6. AFFIRMATIVE: BEN WILL BREAK THE RULES. NEGATIVE: BEN WONT BREAK THE RULES. INTERROGATIVE: WILL BEN BREAK THE RULES? 7. AFFIRMATIVE: MARK WILL SEND TO CHRISTINA A POSTCARD. NEGATIVE: MARK WONT SEND TO CHRISTINA A POSTCARD. INTERROGATIVE: WILL MARK SEND A POSTCARD TO CHRISTINA? 8. AFFIRMATIVE: SHE WILL TRUST ME. NEGATIVE: SHE WONT TRUST ME. INTERROGATIVE: WILL SHE TRUST ME?