UNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA PARA ADULTOS

CAREER OF SCIENCE OF THE EDUCATION

LET'S GO SHOPPING

Eliezer Del Rosario Mejia

Matricula
16-7282

Materia
ENGLISH III

Facilitadora
MARIA MARTINA GARCIA BANDERA

Fecha

SAINT DOMINGO DOM. REP. 28/01/2018

Estas avanzado!
En esta tercera tarea se recomienda:

1.Ver los videos de la segunda semana Grammar and vocabularyUnit 2

2.Estudiar las lecciones de gramática Grammarlessons: Unit 2Carpeta

3. Seguir repasando con tu libro de texto
Luego realiza los siguientes ejercicios en tu libro "Stand out 1
GrammarChallenge " (libro de ejercicios páginas blanco y negro) y envíalos en un
archivo de Word con hoja de presentación.

UNIT 2-
*Exercise D page 17.

D) Bubble in the correct answers.

1. They shop for CD players at a department store. Shop shops

2. We shop for books at the bookstore. Shop shops
3. I shop for shirts at a clothing store. Shop shops
4. Marcos and Renee shop for food at Sam’s Supermarket. Shop shops
5. Eva shops for a dress at Cool Breeze Clothing Store. Shop shops
6. Van and her husband shop for shoes at a apartment store. Shop shops
7. Armand shops for flowers at the flowers shop. Shop shops
8. Gabriela, Ana, and Paula Shop for clothes every month. Shop shops
9. You Shop for toys at a toy store. Shop shops
10. Lidia and I Shop at Ruben’s Food and Plenty. Shop shops

*Exercise E and F page 17.

E) Read the chart.
Name Departmen Convenienc Supermarke Bookstore Shoe Clothin
t e t Store g
Store Store Store

Richar Shoes, Milk groceries Dictionarie Shirts

d pants s
water
 Alexis toys groceries shoe Shirts
s

F) Complete sentences using the information in Exercise E.

1. Richard shops for shoes and pants at the department store.
2. Alexis shops for toys at the department store.
3. Richard and Alexis shop for groceries at the supermarket.
4. Alexis shops for shirts at the clothing store.
5. Richard shops for dictionaries at the bookstore.
6. Richard shops for milk and water at the convenience store.
7. Richard shops for shirts at the clothing store.

*Exercises D and E page 19.

D) Complete the sentences with are or is.
1. How much is the cheese? 5. How Much are the hats?
2. How Much are the oranges? 6. How Much is the book?
3. How Much is the shirt? 7. How Much are the pencils?
4. How Much are the sneakers? 8. How Much are the pens?

E) Write questions for the information below.

1. (Radio) How much is the radio?
2. (T-shirts) How Much are the t-shirts?
3. (Dictionary) How Much is the dictionary?
4. (Socks) How Much are the socks?
5. (Shoes) How Much are the shoes?
6. (Dress) How Much is the dress?
7. (Bread) How Much is the bread?
8. (CD player) How Much is the CD player?
*Exercises A and B page 22.
A) Read the descriptions under the pictures.

B) Complete the sentences with information from Exercise A.

1. Gabriela has a white blouse. 5. Roberto has a red shirt.

2. She has blue slacks. 6. He has brown shorts.
3. She has brown shoes. 7. He has brown sandals.
4. She has a black belt. 8- He has a blue cap.

*Exercises D page 23.

D) Write the possessive adjective.
1. They have blue shirts. Their shirts are blue.
2. I have red shorts. My shorts are red.
3. We have black shoes. Our shoes are black.
4. You have a white blouse. Your blouse is white.
5. She has a green coat. Her coat is green.
6. Anton and I have brown sandals. Our sandals are brown.
7. Elizabeth and Mario have black pants. Their pants are black.
8. I have a brown belt and a black belt, My belts are brown and black.

*Exercises E page 23.

E) Write sentences about Oscar, Tom, and Catalina.
1. Oscar / shirt.
His shirt is red.
2. Tom / belt.
His belt is brown.
3. Catalina / pants.
Her pants are gray.
4. Oscar, Tom, and Catalina / shoes.
Their shoes are black.
5. Oscar, Tom / pants.
Their pants are blue.
6. Catalina / blouse.
Her blouse is blue.

* Exercise D and F. Page 25.

D) Bubble in the correct answers.
1. I want a new car. Want wants
2. The teacher wants a small radio. Want wants
3. The students want a large TV in the classroom. Want wants
4. We want an old car. Want wants
5. You want a small apartment. Want wants
6. They want an old book from the library. Want wants
7. I want a little dog. Want wants
8. He wants a large t-shirt. Want wants

F) Write sentences about Nam Silvia, Roberto, and Gabriela.

1. Nam wants a new house and a used car.
2. Silvia and Roberto want an old house and a new car.
3. Gabriela wants an old house and a used car.
4. Nam and Gabriela want a new house, an old house and a new car.
5. Silvia, Roberto, and Gabriela want an old house, a new car and a used car.

* Exercises D, E and F. Page 27.

D) Write the plurals for the following words
1. Shoe shoes
2. Suit suits
3. Radio radios
4. Dress dresses
5. Sock socks
6. House houses
7. Car cars
8. Book books

E) Complete the paragraph.

My name is Maria. I am from Haiti. I live in West Palm Beach, Florida. I need more clothes.
I need two new coats (coat). I need sandals (sandal) and pants (pants). I need four new
shirts (shirt). I need two dresses (dress) and one skirt (skirt). I also need a suit (suit).

F) Write a paragraph. What do you need?

My name is Eliezer Del Rosario Mejia. I am from Dominican Republic. I live in

Bayaguana. I need more clothes. I need money. I need new shoes. I need a new

computer. I need one phone. I need vacations. I need many more things.

* Exercises A and B. Page 28.

A) Read the paragraph.
My name is Barry. I live in the United States. I want many things. Some things are very
important. I need the important things first.
I want a new house, but I need money first. I want a new car, but I need a used car right
now. I need new clothes, I need a new job, and, I need a new computer. I want a new
$2,000 computer, but I only need a $1,000 computer. It is difficult to know what I need right
now and what I want.

B) Complete the chart with what Barry wants and needs.

He needs… He wants…

Money A new house

A used car A new car
News clothes A new $2,000 computer
A new job
A new computer

* Exercises D and F Page 29.

D) Bubble in the correct answers.

1. I don’t want a new car. Don’t want doesn’t want don’t wants

2. We don’t need a big radio. Don’t need doesn’t want don’t wants

3. She doesn’t want a new hat. Don’t want doesn’t wants doesn’t want

4. They don’t want a house. Don’t want doesn’t wants don’t needs

5. Tuba doesn’t want a blouse. Don’t want doesn’t wants doesn’t want

6. I don’t need a CD player. Don’t need doesn’t need don’t needs

7. Molly and Russ don’t want a car. Don’t want doesn’t want don’t wants

8. You don’t need shirts. Don’t need doesn’t want s doesn’t want

F) Write sentences about Armand and Debbie.

1. Armand and Debbie both want a new house.

2. Armand and Debbie both want a red car.

3. Armand and Debbie both want a color TV.

4. Armand and Debbie don’t want an old house.

5. Armand and Debbie don’t want a black and white TV.

6. Armand and Debbie don’t want a computer.