Escuela Nacional Preparatoria
Dirección General de Cómputo y de Tecnologías de Información y Comunicación
El alumno adquirirá y desarrollará las habilidades comunicativas de comprensión de lectura, comprensión auditiva y producción escrita, a partir del nivel A1 hasta el nivel A2+, de acuerdo con los parámetros del Marco Común Europeo.
Mark Watson
Regina Watson
Steve Watson
Emma Watson
Shirley Watson
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nextThe Watsons live in Toronto, Canada in a large beige colored house. Their car is a red Boogie Buick.
Mark Watson is Regina's husband and Steve´s, Emma´s and Shirley's father. Mark is forty years old.
He is bald and likes to smoke cigars even though it is bad for his health. In fact, he is the owner of a cigar factory. He doesn't like noisy kids.
Regina is Mark's wife and Steve's, Emma's and Shirley's mother. She is thirty-six years old.
She is very attractive and likes to dance ballet. She sells cosmetics to her friends and neighbors.
Steve is Mark's and Regina's son and Emma's and Shirley's brother. He is seventeen.
Steve is an excellent student. He plays football and is the quarterback on his high school football team. He likes to wear blue jeans and faded blue t-shirts.
Emma is Mark's and Regina's daughter and Steve's and Shirley's sister. Emma is fourteen and has neon pink hair.
She is a rebel and likes to listen to heavy metal and hard rock.
Shirley is six. She has short shaggy orange hair and usually wears a ruffled skirt, a black leather jacket, and black tights.
She is very naughty and likes to make a lot of noise. She has two pets, a duck and a moose.
Regina's husband
Steve's younger sister
Shirley's sister
Mark's wife
Shirley's father
Regina's son
Mark's youngest daughter
Steve's older sister
Emma's mother
Emma's brother
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nextI (speaker)
You (listener)
He (masculine singular)
She (femenine singular)
You (listeners)
They (masculine or femenine plural)
My
Your
His
Her
Your
Their
his older sister
her son
her younger sister
her husband
her mother
their younger sister
his father
his wife
her youngest daughter
her older sister
his mother
her father
her brother
his youngest daughter
his oldest daughter
their mother
their father
his son
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nextChange the following expressions to 's plus the noun. Write the correct answer in the blanks.
Possession can also be denoted by 's + the noun. Example: Regina's daughter.
Although 's is more common, possession can also be expressed by a propositional phrase with of. Example: the daughter of Regina.
A group of letters added to the beginning of a word to create a new word.
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nextIn Spanish nouns usually come before adjectives. Example: un vestido rojo.
In English adjectives always come before the noun they are describing. Example: a red dress.
In Spanish the plural noun hermanos can refer to both brothers and sisters, whereas in English brothers are always boys and sisters are always girls.
The same is true of the contrast father/mother. In Spanish los padres include both the father and the mother. In contrast in English, you can't say fathers to refer to both father and mother; you must say father and mother to refer to both. You can also say parents to refer to both father and mother.
houseacoloredbeigelarge
studentanexcellent
t-shirtsbluefaded
hairpinkneon
hairshaggyorangeshort
skirtaruffled
leatherablackjacket
hisfootballquarterbackhighonteamtheschool
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NextA group of letters added to the beginning of a word to create a new word.
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NextAnswer one of the following questions.