jueves, 26 de junio de 2014

                                                                    RESPUESTAS    I

ANTÓNIMOS 1
1. UP / DOWN
2. GIVE / TAKE
3. LARGE / SMALL
4. UNHAPPY / GLAD
5. ANGER / HAPPINESS
6. MIDNIGHT / NOON
7. FAT / SKINNY
8. BUY / SELL
9. QUIT / START
10. TIGHT /  LOOSE

ANTONIMOS 2
1. LIVE / DIE
2. ALIKE / DIFFERENT
3. PRETTY / UGLY
4. NOTHING / EVERITHING
5. OLD / YOUNG
6. HIGHER / LOWER
7. SICK / HEALTHY
8. WEIRD / NORMAL
9. GATHER / SEPARATE
10. HORRIBLE / EXCELLENT

ANTONIMOS 3
1. OFTEN / NEVER
2. TINY / HUGE
3. PART / WHOLE
4. SILLY / WISE
5. DIFFICULTY / EASE
6. RUDE / POLITE
7. SURE / UNCERTAIN
8. VISIT / LEAVE
9. DISLIKE / LOVE
10. SEVERAL / NONE

                                                                 RESPUESTAS   II

ANTONIMOS 1
1. EXCITING / BORING
2. DIFFICULT / SIMPLE
3. PLAYFUL / SERIOUS
4. DELIGHT / UPSET
5. BLAND / TASTY
6. ALWAYS / NEVER
7. HADSOME / UGLY
8. ENORMOUS / TINY
9. STIFF / FLEXIBLE
10. ARRIVE / DEPART

ANTONIMOS 2
1. CLOSED / OPEN
2. BEGIN / FINISH
3. TERRIBLE / BEAUTIFUL
4. SHORT / BRIEF
5. FIX / MEND
6. GUEST / HOST
7. BUY / SELL
8. ANNOY / IRRITATE
9. IMPORTANT / WEIGHTY
10. CATCH / RECEIVE

ANTONIMOS 3
1.TRUST / DOUBT
2. AGREE / DIFFER
3. ACCOMPLISH / FAIL
4. SHY / OUTGOING
5. SOFT / FIRM
6. AFRAID / FEARLESS
7.  PLEASURE / BOREDOM
8. INJURE / HEAL
9. ENJOY / DISLIKE
10. PLANIN / FANCY

                                                                      RESPUESTAS III

ANTONIMOS 1
1. CLING / DETACH
2. CONTAIN / EXCLUDE
3. PREVENT / CAUSE
4. COMMON / UNUSUAL
5. SCHEDULED / UNPLANNED
6. ARCTIC / TROPICAL
7. PREDADOR / PREY
8. CLEVER / STUPID
9. CONSIDER / IGNORE
10. ATTRACT / DISGUST

ANTONIMOS 2
1. BRIEF / LONG
2. BLINDNESS / VISION
3. UNLIKE / SIMILAR
4. FAN / CRITIC 
5. AMBITIOUS / LAZY
6. ORIGIN / DESTINATION
7. CERTAIN / UNSURE
8. DARK / BRILLIANT
9. METHODICAL / RANDOM
10. OPPONENT / ALLY

ANTONIMOS 3
1. ADVANTAGE / problem
2. MISERY / pleasure
3. SOLUTION / dilemma 
4. MOIST / dry 
5. STEER / follow
6. RESIDENT / visitor
7. MAGNIFICENT / ugly
8. DIFFERENT / identical
9. DOWNSTAIRS  / above
10. OBSERVE / glance

                                                                 RESPUESTAS IV

ANTONIMOS 1
1. LAST / primary
2. DISTRESS / pleasure
3. CAPTIVITY / freedom
4. CRAFTY / honest
5. RESIST / yield
6. REVEAL / cover
7. SURVIVE  /  expire
8. DETEST / adore
9. CAREFREE / worried
10. BICKER / concur

ANTONIMOS 2
1. ARREST / release
2. PERMIT  / outlaw
3. FULLY  / partially
4. LIMP / stiff 
5. POINTLESS / worthwhile
6. ROUTINE  /  unusuaL
7. ENTRANCE / escape
8. HOST / visitor
9. MATURE / juvenile
10. HUMBLE / proud

ANTONIMOS 3
1. ENTERTAIN / bore
2. ATTRACTIVE / hideous
3.  ASSIST / prevent
4. THREAT / protection
5. SEVERE  / relaxed
6. ATTENTIVE / distracted
7.  ENTIRE / incomplete
8. CONCENTRATE / daydream
9. APPROPRIATE / improper
10.  NOBLE / dishonorable
                                 
                                                                  RESPUESTAS V

ANTONIMOS 1
1. DEBATE / agree
2. HAVOC / peace
3. EXCAVATE / bury
4. ABSURD / sensible
5. PEDESTRIAN  / motorist
6. SOLITARY / together
7. SOAR / land
8. ATHLETIC / frail
9. CRITICIZE / praise
10. ACCOMPLISH / blunder

ANTONIMOS 2
1. DEBATE / agree
2. HAVOC / peace
3. EXCAVATE / bury
4. ABSURD / sensible
5. PEDESTRIAN  / motorist
6. SOLITARY / together
7. SOAR / land
8. ATHLETIC / frail
9. CRITICIZE / praise
10. ACCOMPLISH / blunder

ANTONIMOS 3
1. FATIGUE / liveliness
2. EXHIBIT / conceal
3. MYTH  / truth
4. IMPRESSIVE / insignificant
5. AVAILABLE / absent
6. SQUASH / expand
7. SUMMIT / bottom
8. TAUNT / compliment
9. PERISH / revive
10. INDUSTRIOUS / idle

                                                                    RESPUESTAS VI

ANTONIMOS 1
1. LOATHE / cherish
2. PROSPER / fizzle
3. CONSENT / oppose
4. PRIMITIVE / modern
5. PROVOKE / soothe
6. RESOLUTE / fickle
7. PROPEL / retreat
8. DESPERATE / hopeful
9. ELIGIBLE / disqualified
10. HAZARDOUS / secure

ANTONIMOS 2
1. NOVICE / expert
2. MAXIMUM / merest
3. DETERIORATE / upgrade
4. DRASTIC / lax
5. CONSERVE / squander
6. MINUTE / immense
7. DOMINATE / submit
8. EFFICIENT / unproductive
9. TERMINATE / continue
10. GENERATE / demolish

ANTONIMOS 3
1. CHIDE / compliment
2. BOISTEROUS / quiet
3. INEVITABLE / avoidable
4. ONSET / conclusion
5. CONCISE / wordy
6. ARROGANT / modest
7. DEPOSIT / withdraw
8. MASSIVE / miniature
9. CONSTANT / unstable
10. OFFBEAT / regular

                                                                        RESPUESTAS VII

ANTONIMOS 1
1. COUNTERFEIT / genuine
2. ABRUPT / gradual
3. BYSTANDER / participant
4. INFAMOUS / glorious
5. GRIM / lighthearted
6. FRUITLESS / profitable
7. MURKY / luminous
8. UTMOST / minimal
9. COW / chill
10. LAVISH  / economical

ANTONIMOS 2
1. WARY / rash
2. IRATE / content
3. SUBSTANTIAL / insignificant
4. QUENCH / parch
5. NURTURE / neglect
6. RECEDE / advance
7. CORRUPT / principled
8. FIASCO /  triumph
9. POISED / anxious
10. PEEVISH  / patient

ANTONIMOS 3
1. CLIMAX / letdown
2. DETACH / link
3. ABNORMAL / customary
4. VICIOUS / cordial
5. PERSIST / quit
6. AJAR / airtight
7. DOWDY / fashionable
8. RESOLUTE / indecisive
9. ASTUTE / ignorant
10. SULLEN / upbeat

                                                                           RESPUESTAS VIII

ANTONIMOS 1
1. AGONY / comfort
2. MYRIAD / scarcity
3. GRATIFY / disappoint
4. CULTIVATE / neglect
5. MULTIPLY / lessen
6. MISUNDERSTAND / grasp
7. SUBSEQUENT / former
8. MANUAL / automated
9. JUSTIFY / invalidate
10. PUNISHMENT / bounty

ANTONIMOS 2
1. AMNESTY / blame
2. ANXIETY /  relief
3. RADICAL / conservative
4. CHARITY / theft
5. FROSTY / sweltering
6. WONDROUS / commonplace
7. POMPOUS / humble
8. MOTLEY / uniform
9. FLOURISH / dwindle
10. TYRANNY / democracy

ANTONIMOS 3
1. BUSTLE / inactivity
2. ADJUNCT / principal
3. ZEALOUS / possessed
4. VESTIGE  / plethora
5. DICTATE / request
6. CONCEAL / expose
7. STERILE / fruitful
8. REMAIN / vanish
9. BUCKLE / straighten
10. CALLOUS / compassionate

                                                                    RESPUESTAS IX

ANTONIMOS 1
1. VACATE / occupy
2. AMASS / disperse
3. ENAMOR /  loathe
4. RENOWN / obscurity
5. AMPLIFY / lessen
6. FESTIVE / dreary
7. WAN / glowing
8. FORGO / indulge
9. POROUS / waterproof
10. EXPEND / stash

ANTONIMOS 2
1. CHIDE / laud
2. DENY /  corroborate
3. AVERT / gaze
4. MUTILATE / mend
5. LUMINOUS / gloomy
6. BARREN / fertile
7. IRRITATE / mollify
8. BEWITCH / revolt
9. INGENIOUS / inane
10. VERIFY / invalidate

ANTONIMOS 3
1. HINDER / facilitate
2. NAVIGABLE / obstructed
3. SCOFF / commend
4. DALLY / hasten
5. OVERBEARING / unassertive
6. RESPITE / continuation
7. TANGIBLE / plastic
8. CONTEMPLATIVE / unreflective
9. CRANKY / amiable
10. CONVERTIBLE / fixed

                                                                         RESPUESTAS X

ANTONIMOS 1
1. UNAPPROACHABLE / accessible
2. INSERT / extract
3. EVERYDAY / eerie
4. DEMOLISH / generate
5. UNSETTLED / conclusive
6. CEREMONIOUS / informal
7. UNKNOWN / celebrated
8. MINIMUM / apex
9. FORTIFY / sap
10. BIASED / neutral

ANTONIMOS 2
1. DISHARMONY / consensus
2. SANE / demented
3. GLOOMY / festive
4. CONCLUSION / inception
5. CORROBORATE / refute
6. MOCK / praise
7. POTENT / ineffectual
8. CALAMITY / fluke
9. ANTIQUATED / contemporary
10. RESPECTFUL / offensive

ANTONIMOS 3
1. AID / hamper
2. OPTIMISTIC / cynical
3. INDIFFERENCE / obsession
4. CONSEQUENTIAL / trivial
5. REINFORCED / undermined
6. REVEALED / obscured
7. ANTAGONIST / hero
8. BARREN / fertile
9. SUCCINCT / wordy
10. CHEERY / melancholy

                                                                   RESPUESTAS XI

ANTONIMOS 1
1. REFINED / boorish
2. GINGERLY / rashly
3. BUOYANT / morose
4. ARTIFICE / forthrightness
5. USUAL / atypical
6. MINUSCULE / gargantuan
7. PROTECT / jeopardize
8. INVIGORATE / fatigue
9. URBAN / rustic
10. VOLATILE / stable

ANTONIMOS 2
1. DEARTH / excess
2. LAGGARD / expeditious
3. RAPT / blasé
4. TENUOUS / substantial
5. IMPERCEPTIBLE / manifest
6. THRIVE /  flop
7. BELLICOSE / pacifistic
8. CULPABLE / innocent
9. BOON / hindrance
10. STINGY / magnanimous

ANTONIMOS 3
1. AUGMENT / diminish
2. MEAGER / copious
3. LOYAL / perfidious
4. AGGRAVATE / allay
5. FLAVORLESS / pungent
6. INFALLIBLE / iniquitous
7. STRIDENT / muffled
8. GAUDY / drab
9. DEPRECATE / commend
10. CONVOLUTED / simple

                                                                 RESPUESTAS XII

ANTONIMOS 1
1. ASSUAGE / inflame
2. ROMANTIC / earthy
3. INFIRM / robust
4. ANOMALY / consistency
5. MELANCHOLY / exuberant
6. ADROIT / amateurish
7. YOKE / split
8. INANE / keen
9. INDULGE / abstain
10. REPULSION / attraction

ANTONIMOS 2
1. CANDOR / guile
2. OPAQUE / translucent
3. TRANSITORINESS / longevity
4. ADULATE / lambaste
5. OBVIATE / necessitate
6. ALTRUISM / malevolence
7. RESTORATIVE / pernicious
8. RESPITE / continuance
9. OBTUSE / sagacious
10. GAUNT / brawny

ANTONIMOS 3
1. ENFRANCHISE / subjugate
2. TORPOR / alacrity
3. EFFERVESCENT / phlegmatic
4. ACRID / saccharine
5. CHEERFUL / livid
6. ODIOIUS / palatable
7. DOLE / amass
8. TRACTABLE / tenacious
9. AFFABLE / surly
10. OBLITERATE / forge

       



martes, 27 de mayo de 2014

Gabo wrote one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico for decades

WHO wrote one  hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico for decades?

PRESENT TENSE
Gabo writes one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico today
HOW does Gabo write one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico today 

PAST PROGRESSIVE
Gabo writting one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico yesterday
WERE was Gabo writting one hundred of magical stories patiently yesterday

PRESENT PERFECT
Gabo has written one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico since 2005
HOW LONG has Gabo written one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico  

martes, 11 de febrero de 2014

PRESENTE SIMPLE
ACT: He drives a car today
PASS: A car is driven by him today

PASADO SIMPLE
ACT: She drank a milk yesterday
PASS: A milk was drunk by her yesterday

PRESENTE PROGRESIVO
ACT: he is writing a letter now
PASS: a letter being written by him now

PASADO PROGRESIVO
ACT: he driving a car yesterday
PASS: A car is being driven by him yesterday

FUTURO  WILL
ACT: She will drink a milk next week
PASS: a milk will be drunk by his next week

FUTURO GOING TO
ACT: he is goning to drive a car next week
PASS: a car is going to be driven by him next week

PRESENTE PERFECTO
ACT: they have aten meat since 2005
PASS: meat have been aten by them since 2005

PASADO PERFECTO
ACT: he had driven a car since 2002
PASS: a car had been driven by him since 2002 

martes, 4 de febrero de 2014


WORD

MEANING

1

Fair of face

A densely populated urban area, typically smaller than a city and larger than a village, having some local powers of government and a fixed boundary
2Woe


To cause or order (a person or thing) to be taken, directed, or transmitted to another placeto send a letter,she sent the salesman away

3

Sabbath day

To express or manifest emotion, esp mirth or amusement, typically by expelling air from the lungs in short bursts to produce an inarticulate voiced noise, with the mouth open
4Blithe
Sadness
5Town
Not worried, happy
6Recipient
Pretty
7Asleep
To mark (something) with an official impress, seal, or deviceto stamp a passport

8

Laugh

to write or print (text) in capital letters or with the first letter of (a word or words) in capital letters
9Upper 
in or into a dormant or inactive state
10Envelope
being at birth in a particular social status or other condition as specified
11Sender
It´s usually Sunday
13Stamp
a person who or thing that receives

14

Born

a flat covering of paper, usually rectangular in shape and with a flap that can be folded over and sealed, used to enclose a letter
15Capitalize
higher or highest in relation to physical position, wealth, rank, status
PARTS OF BODY

Menton: Chin 

boca: mouth 

brazo: arm 

cabeza: head 

cadera: hip

cara: face

ojo: eye 

ceja: eyebrow 

cerebro: brain
cintura: waist 

codo: elbow

dedo de la mano: finger

espalda: back 

pie: foot/ pies: feet

rodilla: knee

Uñas: Nails

cuello: neck 

dedos del pie: toes

jueves, 30 de enero de 2014

AFFIRMATIVE
NEGATIVE
INTERROGATIVE
Short anwer  Affirmative
Short anwer Negative
Present Tense
I
I build a house every year
I don´t build a house every year
Do You build a house every year?
Yes, I do
No, I don´t
we
We build a house every year
We don`t build a house every year
Do we build a house every year?
Yes, we do
No, we don`t
she
She builds a house every year
She doesn`t build a house every year
Does she build a house every year?
Yes, she does
No, she doesn`t
Simple past
she
we
She built a house past year

We built a house past year
She didn`t build a house past year

We didn`t build a house past year
Did she build a house past year?

Did we build a house past year?
Yes, she did

Yes, we did
No, she didn`t

No, we didn`t
Present Progressive
Or continuos
Present Progressive
Or continuos
Present Progressive
Or continuos
Present Progressive
Or continuos
Present Progressive
Or continuos
Present Progressive
Or continuos

I
I am building a house today
I am not building a house today
Am I building a house today?
Yes, I am
No, I am not
she
She is building a house today
She is not building a house today
Is she building a house today?
Yes, she is
No, she is not
we
We are building a house today
We are not building a house today
Are we building a house today?
Yes, we are
No, we are not