STUDY GUIDE

GERMAN-A languaje
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY-Collegiate public research unyversity in Cambridge
SHAKESPEARE-A writer
ALTEBIBLE-Socred boock of christianity
ANALOGIES-Similitary or comparability
SAMUEL JOHNSON-Similitary or comparability
VIKINGS-Roving bondit ; pirate
DICTIONARY-Book giving definitions of words
ESOLPRITING PRESS- Process of prodicing books
NORMARIS-Member of a branch of the Northimen
MEDIEVAL-Of petating to
B)ANSWER
WHATH LANGUAGEWAS FIRST SPOKEN IN BRITAIN?Celtic
ENGLISH DERIVESS FROM WICH LANGUAGR?German
ON WICH LANGUAGEARE THE ENGLISHGRAMMATICAL ROLES BASED?
WATH IS A FLASHBACK?A remember of conecting
C)WRITE S OBJECT PRONOUNS COMMON AND S PROPER NOUNS
Us

chair

carmen

Me

book

You

note

chris

Him

paper

diego

Her

pen

nora

carla

D)NAME THE RULES O FOR CAPITALIZATION

Names of person,places
Titles of Rank
At the beging of a text

Aftr a period
E)GUIVE 5 EXAMPLES OF INDICATED PRONOUN
F)GIVE 2 EXAMPLES OF THE FOLLOWING TIME EXPRESION
SIMPLE FROM:
PERFECTFROM:
PROGRESIVE:
PERFECT PROGRESIVE:
G)GIVE 5 EXAMPLES OF PHYSICAL ACTIONS,MENTAL ACTIONS
Think

Write

Study

Sing

Watch

Walk

Pronounce

Draw

Control myself

Run

H)GIVE 5 ADVERBS
Always,never,sometimes,quickly and lihgtly
I)WRITE 5 STATEMENTS WITH GERUNDS
J)DEFINE
SIMULTANEOUS ACTION:Things that happened at the same time
BIOGRRAFY:An account of someone`s life
CHRONOGICAL ORDER:
ELOQUENCE:
K)WRITE A FUNY STORY USING THE FOLLOWI NG WORDS
(DOGMATIC,FASTIDIOS,EXUBERANCE,FRIVOLOUS,INSTIGATE,OSTENTATIOS,INCO
RRIGIBLE,INANE,
COMMEMORATE,ELOQUENCE,EMULATE,GARROLOUS,VIRTUOSO,INGENIOUS)
A curious child asked his mother: Mommy, why are some of your hairs turning grey?
The mother tried to use this occasion to teach her child: It is because of you, dear.
Every
bad
action
of
yours

DOGMATIC,FASTIDIOS,EXUBERANCE,FRIVOLOUS,INSTIGATE,OSTENTATIOS,I
NCORRIGIBLE,INANE,
COMMEMORATE,ELOQUENCE,EMULATE,GARROLOUS,VIRTUOSO,INGENIOUS
will turn one of my hairs grey!

The child replied innocently: Now I know why grandmother has only grey hairs on her
head.

L)WITE ALL THE PROFEADING SYMBOLS

M)STUDY ANALOGIES, MISSPELLED WORDS