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The document discusses an anthology of English readings for the 9th grade level published by the National Distance Education College (CONED) of Costa Rica in 2011. It includes 7 units covering topics such as sports, life of famous athletes and musicians, computer technology, transportation, natural resources, and environmental pollution. The anthology is intended for exclusive use by CONED students and contains readings, activities, and an answer key to practice English vocabulary and comprehension.Antologia 7 ingles
Antologia 7 inglesOskr DC
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Here are the possessive adjectives in English:
My = belonging to me
Your = belonging to you
His = belonging to him
Her = belonging to her
Its = belonging to it
Our = belonging to us
Your = belonging to you
Their = belonging to them
We use possessive adjectives before nouns to show who or what something belongs to. For example:
My name is John. (Belonging to me)
Her book is on the table. (Belonging to her)
Our house is big. (Belonging to us)
We don't use articles (a, an, the) with possessive adjectives.
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Antologia 8 inglesOskr DC
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This document is an introduction to an English textbook for 8th grade distance learning students in Costa Rica. It provides an overview of the textbook's content and objectives. The textbook contains 9 units focusing on vocabulary, grammar exercises, and projects related to everyday situations like family, physical descriptions, transportation, travel plans, and commerce. The goal is to help students develop English skills through interactive learning activities based on real-world contexts. Students are encouraged to complete the exercises, practices and projects from each lesson independently and in order to build knowledge naturally and meaningfully.Food countable-and-uncountable-nouns-quantifiers
Food countable-and-uncountable-nouns-quantifiersOskr DC
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This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns as they relate to food. It provides examples of countable nouns that can take indefinite articles (a/an) and examples of uncountable nouns that cannot. It also discusses how to make uncountable nouns countable by adding a unit or quantity. The document also covers quantifiers that can be used with countable and uncountable nouns to express amounts, containers for food items, and examples of questions to ask about quantities of different foods.
Diets and-healthy-nutrition
Diets and-healthy-nutritionOskr DC
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The document discusses healthy and unhealthy foods, as well as personal dietary habits. It includes tasks that require identifying healthy foods, considering opinions on salt, sugar, butter, oil and other ingredients, and indicating whether true or false statements reflect one's own diet. The final task involves reading a text about the traditional Mediterranean diet and filling in blanks with foods like fruit, fish, olive oil and wine that are emphasized in that healthy eating pattern. The overall message is that certain foods and lifestyle habits can promote better health and longevity.Recipes
RecipesOskr DC
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The document provides ingredient lists for 14 different recipes including pancakes, fruit salad, fried eggs with tomatoes, Japanese rolls, pizza, pasta, fried potatoes with chicken, meat dumplings, and more. For each recipe, the list includes 5 main ingredients or components needed to prepare the dish. Common ingredients mentioned across multiple recipes include flour, eggs, meat, tomatoes, salt, and oil.Synonyms antonyms-worksheet
Synonyms antonyms-worksheetOskr DC
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The document contains a vocabulary exercise testing knowledge of synonyms and antonyms. For synonyms, it asks the test taker to choose the correct synonym for 11 underlined words from multiple choice options. For antonyms, it asks the test taker to choose the correct antonym for 12 underlined words from multiple choice options. The vocabulary relates to topics including animals, the outdoors, construction, bravery, war, emotions, size, weather, ordinary things, cleanliness, age, and strength.Adj syn
Adj synOskr DC
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The document matches adjectives from column A with their opposites in column B. It then provides 30 sentences using adjectives from column A and asks students to choose the matching opposite adjective from column B to complete each sentence. The key provides the full list of matched adjectives and completes the 30 sentences.
Sports game-lesson
Sports game-lessonOskr DC
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The document lists various sports including football, basketball, tennis, fencing, athletics, handball, boxing, karate, cycling, golf, motoring, rugby, ping-pong, riding, and windsurfing. It then repeats some of the sports and provides feedback such as "Great Job!" or "Try Again" under each one.Sports vocabulary matching exercise worksheet (1)
- 1. sports vocabulary matching worksheet LOOK AT THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW AND WRITE THEM UNDER THE CORRECT PICTURES  volleyball  basketball  golf  karate  running  hand gliding  baseball  snowboarding  windsurfing  rollerblading  tennis  water skiing  surfing  archery  weight lifting  boxing  rock climbing  football  parachuting  ice skating  skiing  hockey  skateboarding  cycling  gymnastics 1)_______________ _ 2)_______________ _ 3)_______________ _ 4)_______________ _ 5)_______________ _ 6)_______________ _ 7)_______________ _ 8)_______________ _ 9)_______________ _ 10)_____________ ___ 11)_____________ ___ 12)_____________ ___ 13)_____________ ___ 14)_____________ ___ 15)_____________ ___ 16)_____________ ___ 17)_____________ ___ 18)_____________ ___ 19)_____________ ___ 20)_____________ ___ 21)_____________ ___ 22)_____________ ___ 23)_____________ ___ 24)_____________ ___ 25)_____________ ___ Copyright © 2013. englishwsheets.com. All rights reserved.
- 2. sports vocabulary matching worksheet answer key LOOK AT THE WORDS IN THE LIST BELOW AND WRITE THEM UNDER THE CORRECT PICTURES  volleyball  basketball  golf  karate  running  hand gliding  baseball  snowboarding  windsurfing  rollerblading  tennis  water skiing  surfing  archery  weight lifting  boxing  rock climbing  football  parachuting  ice skating  skiing  hockey  skateboarding  cycling  gymnastics 1) karate 2) rollerblading 3) gymnastics 4) skateboarding 5) windsurfing 6) surfing 7) weight lifting 8) parachuting 9) football 10) archery 11) rock climbing 12) ice skating 13) running 14) volleyball 15) boxing 16) golf 17) skiing 18) hockey 19) water skiing 20) tennis 21) basketball 22) cycling 23) hand gliding 24) snowboarding Copyright © 2013. englishwsheets.com. All rights reserved. 25) baseball