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MATERIA Análisis gramatical del inglés CLAVE

ALUMNO:
Eric Jafet
Ambriz Díaz FECHA EXAMEN 3 / 4 / 20

DOCENTE Adán Frías TIPO DE EXAMEN PARCIAL III

_____2_____ CUATRIMESTRE GRUPO: TURNO

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I. Underline the noun phrase of the following sentences and identify their
premodifiers (quantifier/determiner/adjective/number) and posmodifiers (relative
clause/gerund/infinitive/prepositional phrase).

1. Seven smart students from Mexico won a prize.

Number-adjecttive-Noun P - PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE

Some French guys who live in Lyon arrived to the airport.

Quantifier-Adjective – NOUN P – RELATIVE CLAUSE

That cat playing outside is my favorite.

Desmostrative – Noun P – GERUND

4. I just bought a powerful computer to work from home.

Article – Adjective – Noun P – INFINTIVE

5. You hit a lot of tall backpacks with a Mickey Mouse.

Quantifier – Adjective – Noun P – Prepositional Phrase

6. My friends that sleep late drink coffee.

Possession pronoun – Noun P - Relative Clause

II. Write all the possible types of nouns (common/ proper/ concrete/ abstract/

collective/ countable/ uncountable) that belong to the following words.

1. Tree – common, concrete, countable

2. Vegetables- Common, concrete, countable

3. Beer- Common, concrete, countable

4. Crew- Common, concrete, collective, countable

5. Doritos- Common, Concrete, countable

6. Illness- Common, abstract, countable

7. Garbage- Common, concrete, collective, uncountable

8. Love- Common, Abstract, uncountable,

III. Identify the gramatical category (number, person and case) of the following

underlined nouns/pronouns.

1. We bought candies for Rebecca.

We ( First person / plural / subjective case ) Candies ( plural / third person / )

Rebecca ( Third person / singular / Subjective case )

2. Raul kissed Karen.

Raul ( Third person / singular / subjective case ) Karen ( Third person / singular /

subjective case )
3. Juan hit him accidentally. Juan ( Third person / singular / subjective case ) Him ( Third

person / singular / objective case )

4. She bought mine (a car). She ( third person / singular / subjective case ) Mine ( First

person / possessive case )

5. Monica’s TV is new. Monica’s TV. ( Third person / singular / possessive case )

6. You prepared a sandwich for us. You ( Second person / singular / subjective case )

Sandwich ( third person / singular / subjective case ). Us ( First person / objective case )