TRANSFORMATION
SHE SPOKE VERY.............(SLOW)
SLOWLY
ADVERB BECAUSE IT MODIFIES THE VERB
HELP
HELPFUL (ADJ)
HELPLESS (ADJ)
HELPFULLY (ADV)
HELPLESSLY (ADV)
How do you say ACTUALMENTE in English?
CURRENTLY / NOWADAYS
FF: ACTUALLY
SHE SPOKE VERY QUICK
QUICK: QUICKLY. ADVERB
GIVE 3 WORDS WITH A PREFIX THAT MEANS 'NO'
UNFAIR
UNCLEAN
UNHAPPY
HIS..........(REACT) SURPRISED EVERYONE.
REACTION
NOUN BECAUSE IT GOES AFTER A POSSESSIVE AND IT IS THE SUBJECT
CARE
CAREFUL (adj)
CARELESS (adj)
CAREFULLY (adv)
CARELESSLY (adv)
How do you say ASISTIR A UNA REUNIÓN in English?
ATTEND A MEETING
FF: ASSISST
IT WAS A VERY DANGER SITUATION
DANGER: DANGEROUS. ADJ. MODIFIES THE NOUN SITUATION
GIVE 3 WORDS THAT CONTAIN A PREFIX MEANING 'TOO MUCH'
OVERDO
OVEREAT
OVERWORK
IT WAS AN EXTREMELY ........(DANGER) SITUATION
DANGEROUS
ADJECTIVE BECAUSE IT MODIFIES THE NOUN AND IT GOES BEFORE IT
CREATE
CREATIVE (adj)
CREATION (noun)
CREATIVITY (noun)
CREATIVELY (adv)
RECREATE (verb)
How do you say FABRICA in English?
FACTORY
FF: FABRIC
SHE RAN VERY FASTLY
FASTLY: FAST. IRRGEULAR ADVERB
GIVE 3 WORDS USING A PREFIX THAT MEANS 'AGAIN'
REDO
REBUILD
REWRITE
THEY ANSWERED THE QUESTION VERY..........(CONFIDENT)
CONFIDENTLY
ADVERB BECAUSE IT MODIFIES THE VERB
RESPONSIBLE
IRRESPONSIBLE (adj)
RESPONSIBILITY (noun)
IRRESPONSIBILITY (noun)
RESPONSIBLY (adv)
Translate this sentence correctly:
"Estoy constipado, no puedo ir a clase."
I have a cold. I can't go to class.
FF: CONSTIPATED
MY COUSIN FELT VERY BORING DURING THE MEETING
BORING: BORED.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN -ED/-ING
ING FOR THINGS
ED PEOPLE STATEMENT
ING PEOPLE WAY OF BEING
GIVE 3 WORDS USING A PREFIX THAT MEANS 'WRONG/BADLY)
MISSPELL
MISUNDERSTAND
MISINTERPRET
THERE IS TOO MUCH ..........(COMPETE) IN MODERN SOCIETY
COMPETITION
NOUN. IT GOES AFTER 'TOO MUCH'
EMPLOY
EMPLOYEE (noun)
EMPLOYER (noun)
EMPLOYMENT (noun)
UNEMPLOYMENT (noun)
EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 'EVENTUALLY', 'FINALLY', 'AT THE END' AND 'IN THE END'. CREATE SENTENCES
FINALLY: after a long time or some difficulty . Used especially at the beginning of a sentence to introduce the last point or idea.
'WE FINALLY GOT HOME'// 'FINALLY, I'D LIKE TO THANK....'
EVENTUALLY: in the end, especially after a long time or a lot of effort, problems, etc
'SHE DOESN'T DO HER HOMEWORK, BUT SHE EVENTUALLY WILL'
IN THE END: finally, after something has been thought about or discussed a lot.
'IN THE END, WE DECIDED TO GO TO THE CINEMA'
AT THE END: at the final point of a place.
'At the end of the corridor there is a cafeteria'
THE MADE AN IMPORTANT DECIDE
DECIDE: DECISION
NOUN AFTER ADJECTIVES
GIVE 3 WORDS WITH A PREFIX THAT MEANS 'BEFORE'
PREVIEW
PREHEAT
PREHISTORIC