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Fill in the blanks with "a" or "an" like the example.
Llene los espacios con
0 “An” siguiendo el ejemplo.
(Buscar en el diccionario las palabras nueva
as. y aprenderlas).
Example:
a
10.___horse
11.___ elephant
12, egg
13.____ argument
14. month
15.___hour
16.___friend
lise ideal
18. house
1953 2 car
200
- ____New Yorker
____English man
umbrella
PNDAHAA WH A
A happy person
Una persona feliz
An honest person
Una persona honesta
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22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
island
easy exercise
difficult exercise
honest man
big house
old house
____ important lesson
incredible sale
____good lesson
____ bad day
____ interesting lesson
___easy lesson
___very easy lesson
___late class
___early class
____excellent teacher
____ cheap car
___€xpensive car
____ English book
French bookFill in the blanks following the examples. Practice some of the
plurals.
Llene los espacios de acuerdo con los ejemplos. Practica
algunos plurales
Singular Plural
This /it These / They
Example:
This is _@ guitar.
It is __@ guitar.
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These are guitars,
They are guitars,
This is
Tis
These are
They are
This is
It is
These are
They are
This is
It is
These are . \\
They are : we
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we TO of Airplane
These are BE py Airplanes
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They are g
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This is
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It is
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These are Eye
They are Eyes
This is
It is
Hand
These are Hands
They are :
This is
It is Picture
Pictures
These are .
They are =
is is Ambulance
CS oe Ambulances
It is
These are
They are ____—10.
di.
12.
13.
This is
It is
These are \ \
hey are 5 +)
This is
i oe
These are
They are
This is
It is
These are
They are
This is
It is
These are
They are
This is
It is
These are
They are
Arm
Arms
Truck
‘Trucks,
Shirt
Shirts
Ball
Balls
Chair
ChairsPlurals - Plurales «& ~)
La mayoria de los plurales se forman afiadiendo (-s) a,
pen ~ pens teacher ~ teachers window ~ windows
lapicero (s) profesor (res) ventana (s)
2: Palabras que terminan en (-s, -z, -ch, -x) y (-sh) forman el plural afiadiendo (-es)
; Church ~ churches box ~ boxes watch ~ watches
iglesia (s) Caja (s) reloj (es)
| dish ~ dishes class ~ classes brush ~ brushes
L plato (s) clase (s) cepillo (s)
3. Palabras que terminan en (-Y) y son precedidas por consonante, cambiar (-y)
por (-i) y afiadir (-es)
Lady ~ ladies party ~ parties country ~ countries
Dama (s) fiesta (s) pais (es)
4. Palabras de 1 silaba que terminan en -f or fe =
> borrar la ultima letra
_y afiadir (-ves)
wife ~ wives
esposa (s)
knife ~ knives
cuchillo (s)
life ~ lives
vida (s)
Exceptions: belief ~ beliefs roof ~ roofs chef ~ chefy
creencia (s) techo (s) cocinero (s)
5. Palabras que terminan en (-o) precedidas por consonante: afiadir (-es)
Potato ~ potatoes hero heroes tomato ~ tomatoes
papa (s) héroe (s) tomate (s)
&. Palabras que terminan en (-o) precedidas por vocal: afiadir solo (-s)
Z00 ~ ZOOS tadio ~ radios video ~ videos
zoolégico (s) radio (s) video (s)
7. Los plurales que no siguen la regla: EXCEPCIONES!
child ~ children foot ~ feet tooth ~ teeth
Tn) pie (s) diente (3)
man ~ men woman ~ women
hombre (s) mujer (es)
fish ~ fish
person ~ people
pescado (s)
persona (3)ey Write the plural forms of the following words
i & Escriba los plurales de las siguientes palabras.
eo ie
Example:
| Radio ~ Radios
Wife ~ Wives
1. book (libro) 21. sister (hermana)
2. box (caja) 22. hat (sombrero)
3. class (clase) 23. man (hombre)
4, brother (hermano) 24. tooth (diente)
5. friend (amigo-a) 25. child (nifto -a)
6. cousin (primo -a) 26. key (llave)
7. watch (reloj) 27. country (pais)
8. pizza 28. city (ciudad)
9. door (puerta) 29. lady (dama)
10. nurse (enfermera -o) 30. mouse (ratén )
11. window (ventana) 31. bus
12. pencil (Idpiz) 32. dish (plato)
13. notebook (cuarderno). 33. church (iglesia)
14. match (cerillo) 34. waiter (mesero)
15. eye (ojo) 35. waitress (mesera)
16. nose (nariz) 36. office (oficina)
17. dress (vestido) 37. singer (cantante)
18. secretary (secretaria) 38, woman (mujer)
19. lunch (almuerzo) 39. video
20. telephone (teléfono) 40. student (estudiante) __rb form.
hanges in the
necesarios en la forma del verbo.
ample
The girl is hungry.
La chica tiene hambre.
The child is happy.
El nifto- La nina es - esta feliz
The book is on the desk
El libro esta sobre el escritorio
The man is Salvadorian.
El hombre es Salvadoreiio
The cat is black.
El gato es negro
The child is sleepy.
El nifto (-a) esta sofioliento (-a)
The class is difficult.
La clase es dificil
The girl is pretty.
La chica es bonita
The bus is late.
El omnibus esté retrasado
The pizza is cold.
La piza esta fria
The dish is dirty.
El plato esta sucio
The coat is new.
El abrigo es nuevo
The bus is full.
El omnibus esta lleno
The woman is sick.
La mujer esta enferma
The tooth is white.
El diente es blanco
The dress is short.
El vestido es corto
ined word from the singulat
Cammiar la palabra subrrayada del sing
ular al plural. Hacer los cambios
The girls are hungry.
Las chicas tienen hambre
The children are happy.
Los nifos - Las ninas estan felices.
r to the plural. Make the necessary.B. Write the sentences in the plural. sc wma tet mart
1. This is Lilly’s new Purse. 7
TT
ta very nice car. 5, That Is an expensive watch,
2. That isn'ta v
3, This isn’t a black pen. 6. Is this Tina's dictionary?
.Complete the dialogues with the correct possessive adjectives.
1. Timothy Hi,___ name's Timothy, What's name?
Helen —_ Helen.
Timothy Who's that?
Helen She's my sister.__name’s Anne.
[Link] This is my parents’ house.
Paul Really? house is very big.
Mark Yes, know.
[Link] Are youallon the same team?
Susan Yes, we are. team’s called The Beavers.
Albert — Ohandis that the coach?
Susan Yes. name is Mike Smith.
4, Debbie My brothers’ favorite gadgets are cell phones.
Jack Really?
Debbie Yep.
[Link] the correct words.
1. Andrew Are these Brians’ / Brian's sunglasses?
Amy No. They are my/I sunglasses. He / His
sunglasses are silver.
2. Zoe What's she / her name?
Rosie Ms. Vincenty. She's Helen / Helen's new
teacher.
Zoe ‘Oh. What's you / your teacher's name?
Rosie Ms. Wilson,
[Link] These are my sister’s / sisters cell phones.
Henry They're / Their expensive cell phones,
4. Sophia Where are the children’s / childrens’ shoes?
Maya Theyre over there.1 VOCABULARY 2 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives; Possessive «
people and family a Complete the chart.
a Complete the chart subject pronoun [ possessive adjective
singular plural 1 my
boy boys you | your
girls he :
woman, ‘ bet
man < Ee ~ ~
+ — . - our
friends — 7 —
ee you __ _
chag _ | _ . their
person 1 - s a
1 cee b_ Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective.
b Complete the sentences, 4 4
_2as
2 Here's __coffee, sir.
1 I'm Amy. I'm Peter's wife Aimee. 6 Thin is__b.
2 Georgeismyf——
3 Peter'smyh
4 Barbara's my m__ :
5 Lily'smyd
6 Rob's my br 2
7 James is my s__ 7 That's __ mother _namesare iil
or Joel
8 Lucy's my s_c Complete the sentences.
1
Carmen is Diego's sister.
Diego is __Carmen'sbrother
Charlotte is Peter’s wife.
Peter is ___ 7
Mark is Angelina's brother.
Angelina isc) a Jest ee
Richard is Maria’s father.
Maria is
Ana is Paulo’s mother.
Paulo is
William is Megan’s husband.
Megan is
Sarah is Michael’s daughter.
Michael is
Roberto is Luisa’s son.
Luisa is
d Look at the’s in the sentences. Tick (W) Possessive
or is.
ANAM PWN
Possessive is
Mark’s wife is Brazilian. v|
Angela’s on holiday. VY)
Those are Amy’s cats.
It’s a great phone.
This is my brother’s room.
Jennifer’s in Paris.
What’s your name?
Peter’s son is twelve.Base / Simple Form Past Tense Form
Be ser/estar Was, Were
2. Begin empezar Began
3. _ Break romper Broke
4. Bring _traer Brought
5. Build construir Built
6. Buy comprar Bought
ae Catch agarrar Caught
8. Choose escoger Chose
9. Come venir Came
10. Cost costar Cost
ll. Cut cortar Cut
12? Do hacer Did
13. Drink tomar Drank
14. Drive conducir Drove
15. Eat comer Ate
16. Fall caer Fell
17. Fight pelear Fought
18. Find encontrar Found
19. Fly volar Flew
20. Forget olvidar Forgot
21. Freeze congelar Froze
22. Get obtener Got
23. Give dar Gave
24. Go ir Went
25. Grow crecer Grew
26. Have tener Had
27. __ Hear escuchar Heard
28. Hide esconder Hid
29. Hit pegar, maltratar Hit
30. Hurt hacer dato HurtBase / Simple Form
Past Tense Form
31. Keep) —————_smamtener,_guardar Kept
32. Know ——_ssaher, conocer. Knew
dejar, salir ’ Left
_prestarle a alguien _* Lent
“Te
Ost
_ Made
ie Me
. pagar Paid
40. _ Read leer Read
41. Ride montar Rode
42. Ring sonar timbre Rang
43. Run correr Ran
44. Say decir, contar Said a
45 See ver Saw
46. Sell vender Sold
47. Send enviar Sent
48. Shut cerrar Shut
49. Sing cantar Sang
50. Sit sentarse Sat.
51. Sleep dormir Slept
52. Speak hablar Spoke
53. Spend gastar, pasar tiempo Spent
54. Stand pararse Stood
55. Steal robar Stole
56. Swim nadar Swam
57. “Take tomar Took
58. Teach ensehar Taught
59. Tell relatar, contar, decir Told
60. Think pensar Thought
61. Throw tirar a Threw
62. Understand entender ____ Understood
63 Wake Woke
64. Wear ____ Wore
Ze Write Wrote