1. grado 11 enero 27 31 wp
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PRUEBAS SABER 1, 2
JANUARY 27th – 31st, 2014
a cardboard box
Letter BoxWindow box
Box Office
BOXES
Lunch box
BAG
Toilet bag
Toilet paper Roll
Toilet Paper
School bag
Handbag
TEXT or TEST?
LISTENING TEST WRITING TEST SPEAKING TEST READING TEST
GARDEN
BOOKCASE TOY PLAYGROUND
Computer Room Drawing Room
Tv Room
UNDER/ BELOW
3. BELOW: indica que existe cierto espacio entre ambos objetos o
referencias:
1. A veces puede usarse indistintamente
The water flows under the bridge. El agua fluye por debajo del puente
The water flows below the bridge. El agua fluye por debajo del puente
I put the ticket under the book. Yo puse el ticket debajo del libro
The cat is under the bed. El gato está debajo de la cama
2. UNDER: Implica que tiene constante físico entre las dos
superficies
The plane flies below the clouds. El avión vuela por debajo de las nubes
His performance is below expectation. Su rendimiento está por debajo de lo esperado
4. “BELOW" y “UNDER" también significan "inferior en el rango", pero "under"
implica que se trata del inmediato inferior, mientras que "below" da a entender
que la separación es mayor:
In the army, the lieutenant is under the captain.
En el ejército, el teniente está justamente por debajo del capitán
In the army, the lieutenant is below the general.
En el ejército, el teniente está por debajo del general
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GIVE AND RECEIVE
1. GIVE: to offer something to someone, or to provide them with it
2. RECEIVE: to get or be given something
WOULD YOU LIKE…
1. A cup of coffee; 2. a cup of tea; 3. a glass of water
My name
Your name
His name
Her name
Its name
Our names
Their names
PUT IT ON: to cover part of the body with clothes, shoes, make-up or
something similar .
ENJOY: to get pleasure from something
EAR: either of the two organs, one on each side of the head, by which
people or animals hear sounds
HOW MUCH DO YOU
REMEMBER?
7. GIVE
8. RECEIVE
9. ENJOY
10. THEIR
11. WOULD YOU LIKE…
12. PUT IT ON
13. BELOW
14. UNDER
15. DRAWING ROOM…
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