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  • Ejercicio

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Instrucciones: Responde las siguientes preguntas.

  • Identifique en cuáles oraciones se utiliza el tiempo verbal del presente simple.

    1. He takes the kids to school every day
    2. We ate five apples and seven oranges
    3. Remember what I told you about cats
    4. She usually works from 9 am to 6 pm
  • De acuerdo con los paquetes del siguiente menú, ¿cuáles de ellos incluyen carne?

    Name It includes
    1. Super special Starter: vegetables salad
    Main course: roast beef & smashed potatoes
    Drink: a soda
    Dessert: ice cream
    2. It skill hungry Starter: lentils soup
    Main course: a soy hamburger & french fries
    Drink: orange juice
    Dessert: ice cream
    3. Fast saucer Starter: vegetables soup
    Main course: grilled chicken & salad
    Drink: wine
    Dessert: ice cream
    4. Eat rich Starter: a tamal de rajas
    Main course: onion pizza
    Drink: beer
    Dessert: ice cream
  • Identifique en cuáles oraciones se utiliza el tiempo verbal del presente simple.

    1. She goes running after school
    2. My mother was born in 1963
    3. I have a shower after breakfast
    4. They didn’t know the answers
  • Complete las siguientes oraciones con la opción correcta.

    The teacher is _______ person in the classroom. My best friend is _______ student in the classroom.

  • De acuerdo con el texto, some, half, most y all...

    The subject pronouns, like she or it or they, refer to specific, definite persons, places, or things. However, indefinite pronouns do not refer to a specific person or place or to definite things. Indefinite pronouns, such as the words some, half, most, and all, may take either singular or plural verbs, depending on their meaning in the context of the sentence. If these words tell how much of something is meant, the verb is singular; but if they tell how many of something is meant, the verb is plural. Students should not confuse the words with the words each, either, and neither. Those three words always require a singular verb.