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This document contains a student's assignment submission for their English II course. It includes 3 exercises focusing on using past simple tenses and comparative/superlative adjectives. Exercise 1 has the student generate questions and answers using "used to". Exercise 2 has them write sentences comparing images based on clue adjectives. Exercise 3 further practices comparative sentences using "less", "good/bad", and other comparatives like "slightly", "quite", and "much". The document provides the student's ID, name, and intended career.

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This document contains a student's assignment submission for their English II course. It includes 3 exercises focusing on using past simple tenses and comparative/superlative adjectives. Exercise 1 has the student generate questions and answers using "used to". Exercise 2 has them write sentences comparing images based on clue adjectives. Exercise 3 further practices comparative sentences using "less", "good/bad", and other comparatives like "slightly", "quite", and "much". The document provides the student's ID, name, and intended career.

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UVEG

SUBJECT: ENGLISH II

UNIT: 3

STUDENT’S ID: 19000127

STUDENTS FULL NAME: Salvador Gabriel Osorio Pinta

CAREER: Ingeniería en Gestión de Tecnologías de Información


Exercise 1

1. Go to the virtual class named


“Past routines”

2. Go to the grammar submenu

3. Then the Notebook exercise B

4. Read the instructions found in


that slide, then select 10
vocabularies and write up the
question as well as its answers
with the grammar specified
there (try to balance the number
of affirmative and negative responses.

Use the following space to type your questions and answers (type sentences in
blue):

Q1 - Did you use to rescue animals in the street?

A1 –No, I didn’t used to.

Q2 - Did you use to dance salsa on the party?

A2 –Yes, I used to.

Q3- Did you use to eat dinner with your friends in house?

A3 – No, I didn`t used to.

Q4 - Did she use to make my bed for the morning?

A4 - Yes, she used to.

Q5 - Did he use to water the plants every day?

A5 - Yes, he used to.

Q6 - Did he use to skate in the park?

A6 –Yes, he used to.

Q7 - Did you use to visit your grandparents at vacations of summer?

A7 –No, I didn’t use to.


Q8 - Did he use to eat chocolates when was sad?

A8 - Yes, he used to.

Q9 - Did she use to cook at breakfast for your family?

A9 –No, she didn’t to.

Q10 - Did he use to go shopping finish of day?

A10 –No, she didn’t to.

This is the end of exercise 1; go to the next page to do continue.


Exercise 2

Analyze each image, then observe the clue adjective, and Write down three sentences for
each image, use the past simple tenses, see the example to guide you through.

CLUE : EXPENSIVE

Sentence 1 (adjective/clue).- The ball was expensive

Sentence 2 (comparative).- The doll was more expensive than the ball Example

Sentence 3 (superlative).- The bicycle was the most expensive

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CLUE : ANGRY

Sentence 1. - Maggie was angry.

Sentence 2. - Eddie was angrier than Maggie.

Sentence 3. - Eddie was the angriest.


CLUE: HOT

Sentence 1. - The thermometer 1 was hot.

Sentence 2. - The thermometer 2 was hotter than the thermometer 1.

Sentence 3. - The thermometer 3 was the hottest.

CLUE: FAR

Sentence 1.- The city 1 was far.

Sentence 2.- The city 3 was farer than the city 1.

Sentence 3.- The city 3 was the farest.


CLUE: INTERESTED

Sentence 1. - The boy 1 was interested.

Sentence 2. - The boy 3 was more interested than the boy 1.

Sentence 3. - The boy 3 was the most interested.

CLUE: COMFORTABLE

Sentence 1. - The bench was comfortable.

Sentence 2. - The chair was more comfortable than the bench.

Sentence 3. - The beach chair was the most comfortable.

Total number of sentences = 15


Exercise 3

Write 3 comparative sentences with the vocabulary


LESS (use the virtual class: Comparing/ submenu:
Comparative Adjectives / slide: “THAN” to guide you)

1. My salary is lesser than my boss.

2. My house is lesser than the my grandfather.

3. The computer is lesser than expensive the laptop.

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Use your creativity. Write 3 sentences with the


vocabulary “GOOD” and then use its comparative form
as well as its superlative, to compare three things or
three people.

1. (good) --- My food are good


2. (comparative) --- My food are better than the
of my mother
3. (superlative) --- The best food is mine

Now compare something bad.

1. (bad) --- My food are bad


2. (comparative) ---
3. (superlative) ---

Now compare something bad.

4. (bad) My daughter is bad for the mathematics.


5. (bad) The soda is bad.
6. (bad) That movie is bad.
7. (comparative) The soda is worse than the wine.
8. (comparative) The heat is worse than the cold.
9. (comparative) This movie is worse than yesterday.
10. (superlative) The TV is the worst.
11. (superlative) The cigar is the worst.
12. (superlative) The cold of December is the worst.
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Write one comparative sentence with the vocabulary “SLIGHTLY + ADJECTIVE”

1. The girl in red is slightly prettier than the girl in blue.

Write one comparative sentence with the vocabulary “QUITE + ADJECTIVE”

1. That car is quite slower than the truck.

Write one comparative sentence with the vocabulary “MUCH + ADJECTIVE”

1. The cat is much happier than the dog.


This is the end of Assignment unit 3

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