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Here are the unknown vocabulary words from the dialogue with their Spanish translations: painkillers - analgesicos drowsiness - somnolencia dizziness - mareo blurred vision - vision borrosa upset stomach - malestar estomacal nausea - nausea nervousness - nerviosismo

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Sunday Class 2

Here are the unknown vocabulary words from the dialogue with their Spanish translations: painkillers - analgesicos drowsiness - somnolencia dizziness - mareo blurred vision - vision borrosa upset stomach - malestar estomacal nausea - nausea nervousness - nerviosismo

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¿Qué es un adjetivo?

Adjetivo: parte de la oración que modifica o describe a un nombre o a un pronombre.


El adjetivo es una de las nueve partes de la oración.

Un adjetivo es una palabra que nos dice más sobre un sus tantivo. Describe o modifica a
un sustantivo (The big dog was hungry). En estos ejemplos, el adjetivo aparece en
negrita y el sustantivo al que modifica, en cursiva.

El adjetivo suele ir ANTES del sustantivo


 a green car
 a dark sky
 an interesting story

Y a veces un adjetivo va DESPUÉS de un verbo:


 My car is green.
 The sky became dark.
 His story seemed interesting.

Pero los adjetivos también pueden modificar a los pronombres (She is


beautiful). Fíjate en estos ejemplos:
 They were empty.
 I thought it seemed strange.
 Those are not expensive.
Observa que a menudo podemos utilizar dos o más adjetivos juntos
(a beautiful young French lady / it is black and white).

Forma del adjetivo


Algunos adjetivos tienen terminaciones particulares, por ejemplo:

 -able/-ible: washable, credible
 -ish/-like: childish, childlike
 -ful/-less: careful, careless
 -ous: dangerous, harmonious
 -y: dirty, pretty

Comparativo, superlativo
La mayoría de los adjetivos pueden ser comparativos o superlativos, por ejemplo

 big, bigger, biggest


 good, better, best
 beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful

 Adjective and Noun Matching


Exercise
 Match the adjectives on the left with the nouns on the right.
For each question, write in the space ONLY the correct number to
match with the question number on the left. Example: if you think
the first question on the right goes with number 7 on the left, write
"7" in the first space.

Dialogue No I: Visiting the pharmacy.


A Pharmacist and a Customer
Pharmacist: Good morning. How can I help you?
Customer: Good morning, I have this prescription.
Pharmacist: Let me see. Okay, I think we have it. Let me get that for you...
Pharmacist: Here you go.
Customer: Oh, Thank God. You are the fifth pharmacist that I have asked for it
today.
Pharmacist: I am glad that we can help you.
Customer: Thank you, and can you tell me how I should use it?
Pharmacist: Certainly! You need to take these pills once a day before you go to
sleep.
Customer: Okay, how long do I need to take them for?
Pharmacist: Ten days for this one. It's important that you finish all the package, if
you forget to take it at night, you need to take two in the morning.
Customer: Okay, is it safe to take with aspiring?
Pharmacist: No, you can not take aspirin while you are on this, no painkillers
allowed.
Customer: I see, are there any side effects?
Pharmacist: Rare but possible drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, upset stomach,
nausea, nervousness, constipation... It is recommended that you avoid physically
demanding activities after taking this; also no driving.
Customer: Oh, now I see why I should take it before I go to sleep.
Pharmacist: Exactly!
Customer: Well, okay then. Can I pay with my card?
Pharmacist: Sure! that will be $14. Is there anything else I can help you with?
Customer: No, that would be all, thank you.
Pharmacist: You are welcome, here is your receipt.
Customer: Thank you for your help, have a good day.
Pharmacist: Thank you, you too.

Unknown vocabulary

painkillers  analgesiscos
 drowsiness somnolencia
dizziness mareo
blurred visión visión borrosa
upset stomach malestar estomacal
nausea nausea
nervousness nerviosismo

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