Instrucciones: Responde las siguientes preguntas.

• Complete el siguiente fragmento de manera correcta.

  I _______ born in Puebla. I _______ there until 2010. Then I _______ to Mexico City.

  • are - live - move
  • was - lived - moved
  • were - I - living
  • am - lives - moving

• Identifique en qué oraciones se usan expresiones para iniciar una conversación.

  1. I will wait for it
  2. How do you do?
  3. Nice to meet you
  4. Let’s take a taxi
  • 1, 3
  • 1, 4
  • 2, 3
  • 2, 4

• Identifique en cuáles de las siguientes oraciones se hacen sugerencias.

  1. Drinking beer is actually good
  2. Shall we go for a drink tonight?
  3. Few people came to her classes
  4. Why don’t we buy pizza instead?
  • 2, 3
  • 1, 4
  • 2, 4
  • 1, 3

• ¿Cuál es el tema central del texto?

  Many people know that spending too much time in the sun can cause burns. It can even cause cancer. But that 't mean you should completely avoid the sun. Sunlight is important to our everyday health. There are many reasons why the right amount of sun is good for you. For one, it provides vitamin D. Also, there is a connection between sunlight and an improvement in how one feels.

  • La luz solar provee todas las vitaminas necesarias
  • Cuán importante es exponerse a la luz del sol
  • Algunas personas pasan mucho tiempo en el sol
  • Cancer es una enfermedad mortal para muchos

• De acuerdo con el texto, ¿qué información es correcta?

  One of the most common causes of errors in identifying the subject of a sentence is confusing it with a noun used as the object of a preposition. This kind of error can also lead to mistakes in subject–verb agreement. To avoid making this type of mistake or confusion, you first must learn to recognize prepositions and prepositional phrases. Prepositions are the short words in our language that show the position or relationship between one word and another.

  • Sujeto y objeto de una preposición, no se pueden confundir
  • Para evitar confusión, hay que saber conjugar los verbos
  • En la oración, es común confundir el sujeto con un objeto
  • Las preposiciones son palabras que separan las oraciones