Exercise 2
(
é
ksersais tu
)
Change the sentences above into questions. (ch é inch da s é ntenses ab ó v í ntu cu é shons.)
/ʧeɪnʤ/ /ðə/ /ˈsɛntənsəz/ /əˈbʌv/ /ˈɪntu/ /ˈkwɛsʧənz/. Cambia las oraciones anteriores a preguntas.
a. Did she have to change her clothes because they were dirty?
Exercise 3
(
é
ksersais zri
)
/ˈʌndərˌlaɪn/ /ðə/ /wɜrdz/ /ðæt/ /nid/ /ˌkæpɪtəlɪˈzeɪʃən/. Subraya las palabras que necesiten mayúsculas.
a. We’re going to have a test next tuesday .
(u í r g ó in tu jav a test nekst ti ú sdei.)
b. I know that professor smith teaches at the university of lima .
( ái n ó u dat prof é sor sm í z t í ches at da lluniv é rsiti ov l í ma.)
c. The nile river flows into the mediterranean sea .
(da n á il r íver fl ó us í ntu da mediterr á nian s í .)
d. Ana speaks french . She lived in france two years.
(ana sp í ks french. shi livd in frans tu ll í ars.)
e. John is a catholic and Ali is a Muslim.
(llon is a caz ó lic an ali is a m á slim.)
f. I’m taking a history class this semester.
( áim t éikin a j í stori clas dis sem é ster.)
(venezu é la is a sp á nish c á untri.)
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h. The Mississippi river flows south.
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(da misis í pi r í ver fl ó us s á uz.)
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i. We use much ink in drawing class.
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(u í i ú s mach ink in dr ó in clas.)
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j. She bought oil lamps in italy and also got parking fines because she didn’t know the rules in the country.
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(shi bot ó il lamps in í tali an ó lsou got p á rkin f á ins bic ó s shi d í dent n ó u da ruls in da c á untri.)
Improving your skills
(impr
ú
vin llor sk
í
ls)
Match the two halves to make a complete
sentence.
(match da tu jalvs tu m
é ik a compl
í t s
é ntens.)
/mæʧ/ /ðə/ /tu/ /hævz/ /tu/ /meɪk/ /ə/
/kəmˈplit/ /ˈsɛntəns/.
Une las dos mitades para formar una oración
completa.
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a. It rained all day on Sunday
(it r éind ol d é i on s á ndei) |
1. so they had to do the washing by hands.
(s ó u d é i jad tu do da u á shin b ái jands.) |
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b. There was much snow yesterday
(der u á s mach sn ó u ll ésterdei) |
2. because it had graffiti.
(bic ós it jad graf í ti.) |
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c. There were no cars in the eightieth
century
(der u ér n ó u cars in da é itiz c é nturi) |
3. so they had to take a boat.
(s ó u d é i jad tu t é ik a b ó ut.) |
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d. The fridge was full
(da fr ích u ás ful) |
4. that’s why people had to walk.
(dats u ái p ípol jad to u ó k.) |
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e. She had to come at 6:00am
(shi jad tu com at siks é i em) |
5. we had to pile up our luggage on the
truck.
(u í jad tu p á il ap á uer l á guech on da track.) |
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f. People didn’t have washing machines
(p ípol d í dent jav u á shin mach í ns) |
6. I’m glad I didn’t have to go to work
today.
( á im glad á i d í dent jav tu g ó u tu u órk tud é i.) |
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g. Roberto had to paint his wall again
(rob érto jad tu p é int jis u ó l agu é n) |
7. so I didn’t have to do the shopping.
(s ó u á i d í dent jav tu du da sh ó pin.) |
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h. Before we went on holidays
(bif ór u í u é nt on j ó lideis) |
8. so people had to stay in their houses.
(s ó u p í pol jad tu st é i in d éir j á uses.) |
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i. People had to cross the Atlantic Ocean
(p ípol jad tu cros di atl á ntic ó ushan) |
9. and I had to take care of him.
(an á i jad tu t é iker ov jim.) |
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j. My little brother was alone at home
(m á i l í tol br á der u á s al ó n at jom) |
10. because there was a meeting early.
(bic ós der u á s a m í tin é rli.) |