11. Form the feminine of the following words.

Almond Almond
–Trusting tortoise tree bark very dark, reddish -fruit of the oval-shaped almond tree.
and compact.
handbag Bag
-object used mostly by women -Bag, small bag or case made of leather or
other material.
rest Subtraction
-part that remains of a whole after removing -arithmetic operation consisting in removing
or not considering a part. an amount.

Picture Block
-figure that has the shape of a square -closed and covered reserve prepared for the
stay of horses.
Match Departure
-sporting event in which two teams face each -action of departing.
other.
point Tip
-punctuation mark indicating the end of a -Extreme or final part of a thing, especially if it
sentence. protrudes.

Roller - kitchen utensils for spreading, knee - part of the leg constituted by the joint.
flattening, or painting large areas.

Puddle Pond
-water or liquids retained in a pit or earth -water retained in a natural or artificial terrain.
cavity.
loin Knoll
-Upper part of the body of a quadruped -natural elevation of the terrain as an
elongated fold of low height.
siege Close
-military operation in which an army or an -in a place next to another that is taken as
armed group surrounds a site reference.

story Account
-Brief, oral or written. -paper in which consists a mathematical
operation.
River Estuary
-natural flow of water that flows permanently. -penetration that forms the sea in the coast by
the mouth of a river.
12.-Mark the names that appear in the following stanza:

For you to hear me, my words sometimes become thinner like the footprints of seagulls on the
beaches. Necklace, rattlesnake drunk for your hands as soft as grapes. You hear other voices in my
aching voice. Tears of old mouths, blood of old supplications. Love me, mate. Do not leave me.
Follow me. Follow me, mate, in that wave of anguish. Pablo Neruda.

13.- Forms the plural of:

Ball balls boar boars voice voices affirmation claims clock watches weakness weaknesses coffee
cafes couch sofás guest guests

14. In the following text, classify the determinants (say whether they are articles,
demonstrative, possessive, interrogative, numerals or indefinite):

The Earth is one of the eight planets that revolve around the Sun, describing elliptical orbits. All
the planets also rotate on their axis. These planets were formed with the matter that remained
after the formation of the Sun. There may be life on our Earth because it is at an adequate
distance from the Sun. It is not too cold or too hot and is surrounded by a protective atmosphere.
Although we can not see them, perhaps there are other Earth-like planets in the Universe. Some
people wonder how many planets will be inhabited. There are scientists whose studies support
that, in addition to the Earth, there must necessarily be some other populated planet.

Articles the
Demonstrative These, this
Possessive His
Numerals One, eight.
Undefined Lot
Interrogatives Which, whose
Relative xxxxxxx