ANTONYMS 

1. UP / DOWN

2. GIVE / TAKE 

3. LARGE / SMALL

4. UNHAPPY / GLAD 

5. MIDNIGHT / NOON 

6. FAT / SKINNY 

7. BUY / SELL 

8. QUIT / START 

9. TIGHT / LOOSE 

10. LIVE / DIE 

11. PRETTY / UGLY 

12. OLD / YOUNG 

13. SICK / HEALTHY 

14. TINY / HUGE 

15. VISIT / LEAVE

16. EXCITING / BORING

17. HANDSOME / UGLY

18. CLOSED / OPEN 

19. TERRIBLE / WONDERFUL 

20. FIX / BREAK 

21. AFRAID / FEARLESS

22. DEMOLISH / GENERATE 

23. USUAL / ATYPICAL 

24. TANGIBLE / ABSTRACT 

25. LUMINOUS / GLOOMY 

26. VACATE / OCCUPY 

27. AGONY / CONFORT

28. ASTUTE / INGNORANT 

29. HAVOC / PEACE 

30. ROUTINE / UNUSUAL 

CORRECTION #1 

They must make their double bed slowly at university for a year

How must they make their double bed at university for a year?

They made their double bed slowly at university yesterday.

Where did they make their double bed slowly yesterday?

They are going to make their double bed slowly at university next week.

When are they going to make their double bed slowly at university?

They have made their double bed slowly at university since 2010

How long have they made their double bed at university?

CORRECTION # 2

1. Gabo wrote one hundred og magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico for decades.
    Who wrote one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico for decades?

2. Gabo writes one hundred of magical stories  patiently in Colombia and Mexico today.
    How does Gabo write one hundred of magical stories in Colombia and Mexico today?

3. Gabo was writing one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico yesterday.
    where was Gabo writing one hundred of magical stories patiently yesterday?

4. Gabo has written one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico since 2003.
    How long has Gabo written one hundred of magical stories  patiently in Colombia and Mexico?

5. Gabo is going to write one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico next year.
    When is Gabo going to write one hundred of magical stories patiently in Colombia and Mexico?

Passive voice 

Marge buys a new hat 

Present Tense: Marge buys a new hat today

                       A new hat is bought by her today

Past Tense: Marge bought a new hat yesterday

                  A new hat was bought by her yesterday

Present continuous: Marge is buying a new hat now

                              A new hat is being bought by her now

past continuous: Marge was buying a new hat last night

                         A new hat was being bought by her last night

Future will: Marge'll buy a new hat tomorrow

                  A new hat will be bought by her tomorrow

Future be going to: Marge is going to buy a new hat tomorrow

                             A new hat is going to be bought by her tomorrow

Present Perfect: Marge has bought a new hat since 2006

                         A new hat has been bought by her since 2006

Past Prefect: Marge had bought a new hat yesterday

                    A new hat had been bought by her yesterday

Modal verb: Marge can buy a new hat 

                    A new hat can be buy by her 

                              

IF - PROVIDED 

THOUGH- DESPITE EVEN 

UNLESS - EXCEPT IF 

EVEN - FLAT, SMOOTH 

FORWARD - ADVANCING 

LACK - ABSENCE 

LEAVE - CONSENT

CHARGED - DEBITED 

OWED - UNPAID 

NONE - NOT ANYONE 

OUGHT - SHOULD

MEANS - SYSTEM

INCLUDED - ENCLOSED 

ALLOWED - PERMIT 

HOWEVER - STILL

STILL - CALM 

VOCABULARY

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Vocabulary

INCOME - EARNIND, SALARY, WAGES.

IMPROVEMENT - BETTERMENT, AMELIORATION, REFORMATION.

WATERPOOF - IMPERMEABLE, AIRTIGHT, OLIED

APPEAR - EMERGE, ARISE, RESEMBLE.

PLENTY - ENOUGH, A LOT 

SKILL - DEXTERITY, TALENT, ATTRIBUTE.

ENCOURAGED - HEARTENED, INSPIRED, ANIMATED 

EARN- OBTAIN, MAKE, COLLECT.

ACHIEVEMENTS - ATTAINMENT, REALIZATION, EFFECTUATION.

 FACT - REALITY, ACTUALITY, TRUTH.

NAME: Keyla Pacheco   Grade: 1101 

Match the word with the right meaning

	WORD		MEANING
1	Fair of face	5	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
2	Woe	11	To cause or order (a person or thing) to be taken, directed, or transmitted to another place: to send a letter,she sent the salesman away
3	Sabbath day	8	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
4	Blithe	2	Sadness
5	Town	4	Not worried, happy
6	Recipient	1	Pretty
7	Asleep	13	To mark (something) with an official impress, seal, or device: to stamp a passport
8	Laugh	15	to write or print (text) in capital letters or with the first letter of (a word or words) in capital letters
9	Upper	7	in or into a dormant or inactive state
10	Envelope	14	being at birth in a particular social status or other condition as specified
11	Sender	3	It´s usually Sunday
13	Stamp	6	a person who or thing that receives
14	Born	10	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
15	Capitalize	9	higher or highest in relation to physical position, wealth, rank, status

Exceptions

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Body parts.

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The chart

	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
you / we / they	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 / he / it	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 I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	They built a house yesterday	They didn’t build a house yesterday	Did they build a house yesterday?	Yes, they did	No, they 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’m building a house now	I’m not building a house now	Am I building a house now?	Yes, I am	No, I am not
she / he / it	She’s building a house now	She isn’t building a house now	Is she building a house now?	Yes, she is	No, she isn’t
you / we / they	You’re building a house now	You aren’t building a house now	Are you building a house now?	Yes, you are	No, you aren’t