Tareas De Hobak 2 Año

Thursday 28th February 2013.
“Conectores”
Connectors or conjunctions are words we use to join two or more sentences or two words in the same sentence. Here are the most common connectors grouped into categories.
Copulativos and, not only … but also …, not only… but … as well, both … and …, no sooner … than
Disyuntivos or, either … or …, neither … nor …, whether … or …, else, otherwise
Condicionales if, whether, unless, provided, providing, as long as, in case, in case of
Concesivos although, though, even though, even if, despite, in spite of, not even if, regardless of
Conclusivos therefore, hence, thus, so, consequently
Continuativos then,moreover, furthermore, besides, in addition to
Adversativos but, however, nonetheless, yet, still, on the other hand, instead, instead of, on the contrary
Causales because, for, because of, as a result of, due to, owing to, since, as
Comparativos as, as … as …, not as … as …, not so … as …, just as … so …, as if, as though
Funcionales so, so that, so as to, so as not to, in order to
-exercises-
1.________________feel at home when I'm at the lake, I can build myself a homeland ________________________________________ the foam of the waves.
   ?- Just because
   ? -Provided between
   ? -At times further from
   ? -Often it up
   ? -Just for that low


2. The linguistic sign is the ratio __________________ other material plane
Heritage _______________ thesignifier with the signified.
   ? and as of
   ? between with further
   ? between and ie
   ? with or also of
   ? from up ie
3. The drama is a fictional world created _________ an author be represented ________________ viewers.
   ? to to to
   ? in order to
   ? from up to
   ? by for before
   ? to face with






7http://www.shertonenglish.com/resources/es/connectors.php?lang=es
“Adjectives”

The adjectives in English can be classified into the following categories: Determinatives, Qualifying, Quantitative, Nationalities, participles, Compounds, Numerals, etc.. Here we also see intensifiers of adjectives, comparatives, superlatives and how comparisons are performed in English.
Adjetivos Determinativosthis, that, these, those /every, each, either, neither
Adjetivos Calificativos Colors: red, blue, … / Size: big, small, … / Shape: round, square, …Adjetivos Calificativos Time: modern, old, … / Weather: rainy, sunny, … / Temperature: cold, hot, …
Adjetivos Calificativos Touch: hard, soft, … / Materials: iron, gold, … / Religion: Catholic, Muslin, …
Adjetivos Calificativos Condition: drunk, sober, … / Taste: sweet,sour, … / Cooking: boiled, fried, …
Adjetivos Calificativos Sound: loud, noisy, … / Opinion: good, bad, … / Personality: honest, modest, …
Adjetivos Calificativos Appearance: clean, dirty, … / Feelings & Moods: angry, happy, sad, …
Adjetivos Cuantitativos some, many, much, a few, any, …
Adjetivos GentiliciosSpanish, French, Italian, …
Adjetivos Participiosinterested - interesting, bored -boring, …
Adjetivos Compuestosa seven-year-old child, a hard-working man, …
Adjetivos Numeralesone, two, … / first, second, … / double, triple, … / a half, a third, …
Intensificadores de Adjetivosvery, too, quite, rather, fairly, so, such, enough
Comparativos y Superlativosgood - better - the best, …
Realizando ComparacionesHe is taller than his sister
Algunos adjetivos agrupados porterminaciones
able | acceptable, available, capable, comfortable, desirable, … |
al | abnormal, central, digital, conventional, personal, rational, … |
an | authoritarian, bohemian, republican, urban, veteran, … |
ant | arrogant, constant, distant, dominant, pleasant, relevant, … |
ar | familiar, particular, popular, similar, regular, spectacular, … |
ary | arbitrary, contrary, elementary,...