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FORMULACIÓN DE LAS ACTIVIDADES DE APRENDIZAJE

ACTIVITY 1. Grammar revision: develop the exercises 1-4 in another word

document. Then, upload it on territorium.

Exercise 1. Choose the correct adjective in each sentence.

Example: I enjoyed the film but it was really (frightening / frightened)

1. I’m feeling (depressed / depressing), so I’m going to go home, eat some

chocolate, and go to bed early with a good book.
2. The journey was (exhausting / exhausted)! Twelve hours by bus.
3. He was (frightening / frightened) when he saw the spider
4. That film was so (depressing / depressed)! There was no happy ending for
any of the characters.
5. The topics that I learned in my technology are (interesting/interested)
6. I was so (inspired/inspiring) to be a better person when I heard the Dalai
Lama’s speech.
7. If you don’t fulfill your goals, you can be (frustrating/frustrated)
8. My mom organized a birthday party for me, I was really (surprising/
surprised)
9. That song is (amazed/amazing). You must hear it.
10. Driving a car might be (tired/tiring) because you must pay attention to
every movement outside.

Exercise 2. Change the following adjectives into adverbs. Then, write your own
sentences using the adverb.

Example:
(Adj.) Careful - (Adv.) Carefully: Read the instructions carefully

1. Perfect perfectly= perform the task perfectly

2. Quiet quietly = stay in the house quietly
3. Good well = she studies well.
4. Terrible terribly = this food is terribly ugly
5. Angry angrily = The injured father said nothing, just glared angrily
6. Hard hard = learning to drive is hard
7. Easy easily = riding a bike is easily
8. Lucky luckily = she luckily won the lotter
9. Fast fast = the rabbit is fast
10. Bad badly = I was seriously hospitalized

Exercise 3: Complete the next table using vocabulary from your technology if
possible.
ADJECTIVE ADVERB NOUNS VERBS SENTENCE
(adverb of (Infinitive) (Using at least 2
manner) from the rows)

Quiet Carefully Knife Cut To cut any

vegetable you
should hold the
knife carefully.

Your turn:

ADJECTIVE ADVERB NOUNS VERBS SENTENCE

(adverb of (Infinitive) (Using at least
manner) 2 from the
rows)

Good quietly cattle introduce

hard easily Andrea learns Andrea learns
English easily but
not Spanish is
hard for her

fast Car see the car went

terrible by so fast i
didn't see it
and it was a
terrible
accident

perfect well kid study the kid study

very well and
her grades are
perfect

fast luckily chair broke the chair

broke so fast
that luckily,
she sat down
she did not fall

quiet badly street come The street is

not quiet and
the neighbors
come are very
badly
easy perfectly dogs to have It is perfectly
clear that it is
not easy to
have dogs
near livestock

angry separately bull gets the bull gets

angry when
the heifer is
separately
from him
Exercise 4. Use the correct article to complete the next sentences. (the,
a/an, -)

1. That is the restaurant I like best.

2. My parents watch _an television every night after dinner.
3. She is the tallest girl in the class.
4. Do you want an orange? No, thanks
5. Mr. Brown is a teacher.