Write sentences to say if you do or do not have each of these things.
What will be an ideal response?
J’ai une / Je n’ai pas de voiture.
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A well-supported paragraph includes _______
A. adequate and irrelevant details B. only one kind of support, so as to not confuse the reader C. everything you can think of relating to the topic D. blended support that adequately supports the topic sentences
Each of the following groups of sentences includes one general sentence and three specific sentences. For each group, choose the letter of the general sentence.
1. (1) There were many who wanted to sell magazine subscriptions. (2) A small group wanted to sell cakes and other baked goods. (3) For our school band’s fundraiser, we decided to have a sale. (4) Most people wanted to sell grapefruit fresh from the orchard. a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4 2. (1) Mary Peterson is known for her wide selection of boots. (2) I think more people wear sneakers than any other type of shoes. (3) Frank Evans usually dresses casually, but he always wears black dress shoes with tassels. (4) There’s no dress code at our office, so people wear all kinds of shoes. a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4 3. (1) Hard skills are the special knowledge one needs to perform a particular job. (2) All nurses need good nursing skills such as knowing how and where to insert a feeding tube. (3) A lawyer must possess legal skills such as knowing what the current inheritance laws are. (4) An accountant must be familiar with how to complete a tax return. Adapted from Skip Downing, On Course, 4th ed. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 2005), 15. a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4 4. (1) Juan liked the excitement, the culture, and the crowds of the city. (2) Juan and Marie wanted to settle down and buy a house. (3) Marie favored the comforts and convenience of the suburbs. (4) Both of them found that the simple, quiet beauty of the countryside was the best choice. a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4 5. (1) The kids clean up and vacuum their rooms and change their beds. (2) Frederick vacuums the rest of the house and cleans the bathrooms. (3) Winona dusts the entire house and polishes the furniture. (4) One day a week, the entire family does their cleaning chores. a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4
You will read a conversation between Marco and Gloria. Mark with an X who did or is going to do the following things, based on what you read.
MARCO Hola, Gloria. ¿Para dónde vas con tantas cosas? GLORIA ¿No sabías? Acabo de alquilar un nuevo apartamento y... MARCO ¿Y qué llevas ahí? GLORIA Pues compré algunas cosas para la cocina: unas ollas, unos platos; en fin... Y tengo que amueblarlo. MARCO ¿No quieres que te ayude? GLORIA Ah, sí, por favor. ¡Tengo tanto que hacer! Por qué no vas a la mueblería y les pides que me manden los muebles de mi habitación y del comedor. MARCO Bueno, pero primero tengo que ir a buscar el carro... me lo están arreglando, y... luego voy a la mueblería. ¿O.K.? GLORIA Claro. Mientras tanto, yo voy a comprar algo de comida. O sea, pan, queso, algo de fruta... No hay nada en el apartamento y hay que comer, ¿no? Luego, esta tarde tengo que ir al aeropuerto y... MARCO ¡Por el amor de Dios! Te vas a morir con tanto trabajo. ¿Y por qué vas al aeropuerto?... ¿Puedo hacer algo más por ti? GLORIA Pues... si insistes... Quizá puedas llamar al aeropuerto para confirmar la hora del vuelo. Es que mi padre viene a visitarme, pero es posible que el vuelo no llegue a tiempo. Es el vuelo 25 de Taca. MARCO Claro, yo llamo con mucho gusto. ¿Y algo más? GLORIA Nada... Solo quiero que después vayas a mi apartamento y te comas unos sándwiches conmigo. ¿Sí? MARCO ¡Encantado! GLORIA ¡Ay! Estoy cansadísima. ¡No puedo más! Marco Gloria 1. comprar cosas para la cocina 2. ir a la mueblería 3. buscar el carro 4. ir al supermercado 5. ir al aeropuerto 6. llamar al aeropuerto