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ejercicios de ingles, Ejercicios de Inglés

ejercicios de ingles adjetivos

Tipo: Ejercicios

2020/2021

Subido el 19/05/2021

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Elige el sitio correcto (A, B, C) para la palabra en paréntesis.
I am happy. You look tired. That music sounds strange. That food tastes
delicious.
Verbos: to be, sound, look, seem, hears, tastes.
Ejemplo:
Smith objected to the principal A Ideas B of his day. (economic)
La palabra “economic” es un adjetivo que modifica al sustantivo “ideas”.
1. During medieval times A, Islamic mathematicians made B strides in algebra C. (great)
2. This time, A buildings B have been destroyed, including nearly 300 homes C. (1,235)
3. The introduction of writing A in Egypt in the predynastic period brought with it the formation
of a B class of literal professionals C : the scribes. (special)
4. By virtue of the scribes’ writing A , they took on all the B duties of a civil C service. (skills)
5. Young A men enrolled in B scribal schools to learn reading , writing and the basis of
mathematics C (intermediate)
6. Evolutionary ecology A examines the environmental B that drive species C adaptation.
(factors)
7. In a popular A sense, “insect” usually refers to B familiar pests or C carriers (disease)
8. Insects are A objects of study B in elucidating many aspects C of biology and ecology.
(valuable)
9. Insects are often used in investigations A of hormonal action B , nerve and sense C function.
(organ)
10. They A dominate the present-day land fauna B with about 1,000,000 C species.
(described)
11. Entomologists A estimate the actual number B of living insect C could be as high as
5,000,000 to 10,000,000. (species)
12. Fats, or lipids A , constitute a B group of organic chemicals that can be extracted from
biological material C by nonpolar solvents such as ethanol and ether. (heterogeneous)
13. The classic work A concerning the formation of body B from carbohydrates C was
accomplished during the early 1850s. (fat)
14. The A liver is the B site of fat C metabolism. (main)
15. The A control of fat absorption is known to depend upon a combination action of B secretions
of the pancreas and bile C. (salts)
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Elige el sitio correcto (A, B, C) para la palabra en paréntesis.

I am happy. You look tired. That music sounds strange. That food tastes

delicious.

Verbos: to be, sound, look, seem, hears, tastes.

Ejemplo:

Smith objected to the principal A Ideas B of his day. (economic)

La palabra “economic” es un adjetivo que modifica al sustantivo “ideas”.

1. During medieval times A , Islamic mathematicians made B strides in algebra C. (great)

2. This time, A buildings B have been destroyed, including nearly 300 homes C. (1,235)

3. The introduction of writing A in Egypt in the predynastic period brought with it the formation

of a B class of literal professionals C : the scribes. (special)

4. By virtue of the scribes’ writing A , they took on all the B duties of a civil C service. (skills)

5. Young A men enrolled in B scribal schools to learn reading , writing and the basis of

mathematics C (intermediate)

6. Evolutionary ecology A examines the environmental B that drive species C adaptation.

(factors)

7. In a popular A sense, “insect” usually refers to B familiar pests or C carriers (disease)

8. Insects are A objects of study B in elucidating many aspects C of biology and ecology.

(valuable)

9. Insects are often used in investigations A of hormonal action B , nerve and sense C function.

(organ)

10. They A dominate the present-day land fauna B with about 1,000,000 C species.

(described)

11. Entomologists A estimate the actual number B of living insect C could be as high as

5,000,000 to 10,000,000. (species)

12. Fats, or lipids A , constitute a B group of organic chemicals that can be extracted from

biological material C by nonpolar solvents such as ethanol and ether. (heterogeneous)

13. The classic work A concerning the formation of body B from carbohydrates C was

accomplished during the early 1850s. (fat)

14. The A liver is the B site of fat C metabolism. (main)

15. The A control of fat absorption is known to depend upon a combination action of B secretions

of the pancreas and bile C. (salts)

16. Abnormalities A of fat metabolism, which result in disorders such as obesity and rare B

conditions, are the subject of much biochemical research C. (clinical)

17. Nucleic acids A are large, B compounds of very high molecular weight C. (complex)

18. One A of the B tissues that has always excited special C curiosity is blood. (animal)

19. The physician takes blood A to determine such things as the sugar content B , the urea

content, or the inorganic composition of the C blood. (samples)

20. Analytical biochemical methods have also been applied in the A industry B to develop crops

C with higher nutritive value. (food)

21. The unprecedented A fire events of 2020 have left little doubt that California’s wine B

country has entered a new, dangerous C. (era)

22. It would soon become the A destructive wildfire in the B history of this C valley. (most)

23. Northern Napa Valley, reliably verdant A and lush at this time of year, became an eerie B

landscape of charred earth and white C. (ash)

24. Napa is America’s A most celebrated and B wine region, the figurehead of California’s C $

billion statewide industry. (important)

25. But the disasters of 2020, compounded by the A serial B of recent years, have thrown it into

C existential crisis. (devastation)

26. Wildfire, in California A country B, has the power to destroy not only buildings—but also C

the region’s economic and cultural fabric. (wine)

27. Many vintners defied evacuation A orders to stay behind and protect B properties by cutting

fire lines C with chainsaws, stashing propane tanks away from flames and dousing their buildings

in water. (their)

28. The role of these workers A is never more B than from August through October, when they

pick the grapes C that will ultimately become wine. (crucial)

29. But picking grapes when the air is A thick with wildfire B can be hazardous to the health C

of these workers. (smoke)

30. Many Napa and A Sonoma B proceeded with C the harvest despite the fires. (wineries)