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    UNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA PARA ADULTOS

    UAPA

    Educational Sciences School


    SPANISH LANGUAGE
    Facilitator:
    LIC. Rafael Alberto Marmolejos
    Subject:
    English one

    Topic:
    Task five
    Participant:
    AWILKA HERNANDEZ UREA 09-3127
    Sunday, February Eight, 2016, Santiago de los Caballeros, Dom, Rep.

    TASK FIVE
    Exercise D. Page 30 write the correct preposition about exercise A
    1. The corn is next to the peas.
    2. The green beans are over the pears.
    3. The tomato sauce is in the canned good section.
    4. The corn is between the peas and the green beans
    5. The tuna fish is on the bottom shelf.
    6. The pears are over the tuna fish.

    Exercise D. Page 32 complete the sentences with the affirmative be verb (yes)
    1. John and Marie are hungry.
    2. I am thirsty.
    3. We are very hungry
    4. The students is very thirsty.
    5. Tuba is hungry
    6. Abraham and I are hungry.
    7. You are very hungry.
    8. They are very thirsty.
    9. She is hungry.
    10. He is thirsty.
    11. Mario is hungry.
    12. The teacher is hungry.

    Exercise E. Page 32 Rewrite Exercise D with the negative be verb (no)


    1. John and Marie are not hungry.
    2. I am not thirsty.
    3. We are not very hungry
    4. The students is not very thirsty.
    5. Tuba is not hungry
    6. Abraham and I are not hungry.
    7. You are not very hungry.
    8. They are not very thirsty.
    9. She is not hungry.
    10. He is not thirsty.
    11. Mario is not hungry.
    12. The teacher is not hungry.

    Exercise D. Page 3 4 complete the sentences about the pictures.


    1

    4
    3

    1. We need two eggs and three onion


    2. I need three carrots and four tomatoes
    3. We need one banana and one apple
    4. We need three potatoes and two carrots

    Exercise D. Page 36 circle the correct word.


    Want

    wants

    1. Edgar and Akisha want sandwiches.


    2. I want bananas and oranges.
    3. Sally wants broccoli and lettuce.
    4. We want milk and yogurt
    5. They want tomatoes and lettuce.
    6. Martin wants cheese.
    7. She wants a tomato sandwich.
    8. You want breakfast.
    9. The brothers want breakfast.
    10. Ingrid wants carrots.

    Exercise E. page 36 completes the sentences with want or wants.


    1. Amadeo wants apples, water, tomatoes, and chips.
    2. Marta wants oranges, apples, and bananas.
    3. Marta and Amadeo want chicken.

    4. Mario and I wants lunch.


    5. Jack wants milk
    6. I want broccoli, lettuce, and tomatoes.

    Exercise D. page 38 circle the correct word.

    1. Tien and Gregorio (like / likes ) pizza and soda.


    2. They (eat / eats) lunch at 12:00 P.M.
    3. We (need / needs) cake for dessert.
    4. He (like / likes) fruit for dessert.
    5. Margaret and Rob (need / needs) potatoes.
    6. Lidia (eat / eats) cookies for snacks.
    7. You (want / wants) vegetables with your sandwich
    8. The teacher (like / likes) chocolate.
    9. The students (need / needs) dessert.

    Exercise E. page 38 complete the sentences.

    1. Kenji needs (need) food for lunch.


    2. Melissa wants (want) dessert.
    3. Jose and I like (like) pizza.
    4. We eat (eat) breakfast at 8:00 A.M.
    5. You want (want) eggs.
    6. I like (like) bananas.

    7. She eats (eats) dessert.


    8. The students need (need) dinner.

    Exercise D page 40
    1. An apple
    2.

    An Orange

    3.

    A tomato

    4.

    A jar

    5.

    A bag

    6. An onion
    7. An egg
    8. A bottle
    9. A banana
    10. A package
    11. An ice cream cone
    12. A potato

    Exercise E. page 42 writes the plurals.


    1. Apple apples
    2. Sandwich sandwiches
    3. Tomato tomatoes
    4. Jar

    jars

    5. Bag

    bags

    6. Onion

    onions

    7. Egg

    eggs

    8. Bottle

    bottles

    9. Box

    boxes

    10. Package packages


    11. Radish

    radishes

    12. Potato potatoes

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