UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO
U NI VE R SI D AD D E L O ND R ES
P R E P AR AT O R I A
ASIGNATURA: INGLÉS V
Guía de estudio para exámenes finales y
extraordinarios
ALUMNO: _____________________________________________
PROFESOR: J M BISNES
AÑO LECTI VO: 1 1 - 1 2
CLAVE: 1244
CLAVE: 1506
N.L.: ______
GRUPO: ________
Translate the following questions into Spanish:
Can you repeat that, please?
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May I ask a question?
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May I leave?
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What time is the exam?
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How do you say “ventana” in English?
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Match the opposites:
Nice
Hard
Handsome
Bad
Tall
Unkind
Polite
Safe
Soft
Rich
Good
Rude
Difficult
Easy
Expensive
Ugly
Poor
Short
Dangerous
Cheap
Write the comparative of the adjectives (Add –ER to short adjectives; MORE to long adjectives):
Easy
Elegant
Cold
Intelligent
Good
Beautiful
Poor
Handsome
Happy
Polite
Write the superlative of the adjectives (Add –EST to short adjectives; THE MOST to long adjectives):
Rich
Dangerous
Good
Famous
Weak
Expensive
Young
Powerful
Hot
Interesting
Match the columns:
Cousin
My brother’s son
Aunt
My uncle’s wife
Uncle
My sister’s daughter
Nephew
My aunt’s daughter
Niece
My aunt’s husband
Order the following telephone conversation:
(
) Bob Peterson's office, Frank speaking.
(
) Yes, that's 5532-8976
(
) Certainly, hold on a minute, I'll put you through...
(
) Yes, Could you ask him to call me before noon. I need to talk to him about the Nuovo line, it's urgent.
(
) Hello, Frank and Brothers, How can I help you?
(
) This is Peter Jackson calling, is Bob in?
(
) I'm afraid he's out at the moment. Can I take a message?
(
) Thank you Mr. Jackson, I'll make sure Bob gets this as soon as possible.
(
) Thanks, bye.
(
) This is Peter Jackson. Can I have extension 3421?
(
) Bye.
(
) Could you give me your number please?
Complete the following sentences (Remember SHOULD is used to give advice and recommendations):
The teacher should ________________________________________________________________________
My mother should _________________________________________________________________________
My father should __________________________________________________________________________
Write 5 plans you have for vacations (Use TO BE + GOING TO + Verb Simple form):
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Write 5 things you HAVE ALREADY DONE in your life (Use HAVE + Already + Verb in Past Participle):
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Write 5 things you HAVE NEVER DONE in your life (Use HAVE + Never + Verb in Past Participle):
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Make 3 invitations using the following structures:
Would you like to ____________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Do you want to ______________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Let’s ___________________________________.
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Ask for 3 favors using the following structures:
Can you _________________________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Could you ________________________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Would you mind ___________________________________________?
(Use the verb + ING)
Give 3 suggestions using the following structures:
Why don’t you __________________________________________________? (Use the verb in Simple form)
Why don’t we ___________________________________________________? (Use the verb in Simple form)
If I were you, I would _____________________________________________? (Use the verb in Simple form)
Ask for permission using the following structures:
Can I ____________________________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
May I ____________________________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Do you mind if I ____________________________________________?
(Use the verb in Simple form)
Order the following dialogue (1-8):
_______ Yeah. I’ll have a hamburger with salad and French fries.
_______ Sure. Right away.
_______ Right. Would you like something to drink?
_______ Thanks.
_______ Ok. Do you prefer cola or orange?
_______ Good afternoon. May I take your order?
_______ I ‘d like a soda.
_______ Cola please.
Complete the following conditional sentences (Complete with a FUTURE sentence -WILL or WON’T-):
If it is cold, _____________________________________________________________.
It it rains, ______________________________________________________________.
If I get money, __________________________________________________________.
If my parents punish me, __________________________________________________.
If I have a problem, ______________________________________________________.
Complete the following conditional sentences (Complete with WOULD + Verb in simple form):
If I won the lottery, _______________________________________________________.
If I had a car, ___________________________________________________________.
If my parents died, _______________________________________________________.
If I left school, ___________________________________________________________.
If I failed many subjects, ___________________________________________________.
Complete the following verb chart:
SIMPLE FORM
Drink
PAST FORM
P. PARTICIPLE FORM
SPANISH
Went
Broken
Comer
Write
Did
Bought
Leer
See
Flown
Choose the correct possessive pronoun:
This is (my / mine) book.
That car is (my / mine).
This is (hers / her) calculator.
That dog is (their / theirs).
This is (our /ours) project.
My / Mine
After MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, THEIR and OUR, you will always find a NOUN.
Your / Yours
His / His
Her / Hers
Its / -------Their / Theirs
Our / Ours
When using MINE, YOURS, HIS, HERS, THEIRS and OURS
the noun is mentioned before.
Order the following sentences and questions:
has / years / here / He / for / lived / five
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ever / lasagna / you / ? / have / eaten /
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my / since / has / friend / he / 2003 / been
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paid / yet / I / the tuition / haven’t
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never / New York / We / been to / have
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Complete the following sentences (Use the verb in Simple form) MIGHT expresses possibility, MUST
and HAVE TO express obligation:
My parents might _________________________________________________________________________.
I must __________________________________________________________________________________.
I have to ________________________________________________________________________________.
My father has to __________________________________________________________________________.
I mustn’t ________________________________________________________________________________.
Choose the correct answer (Select the right CONNECTOR):
I normally get up early. (Although / Already / However) I am always late.
(But / Although / However) I am not a millionaire, I am happy.
I want to buy a car (and / but / so) I don’t have enough money.
My sister went to France (if / and / because) brought some souvenirs.
Susan didn’t come to school (and / however / because) she is sick.
George didn’t present the exam, (so / but / because) he failed the subject.