The document provides examples of writing out numbers, transforming words to the feminine form, writing sentences in the negative form, translating sentences between English and another language, comparing objects using adjectives, and examples of Saxon genitive possession.

1. Write these numbers:
345: three hundred and forty five.
1.873: one thousand, eight hundred and
seventy three.
8.313: eight thousand, three hundred and
thirteen.

2. Transforma a femenino:
• The queen is tall.
• My wife is rich.
• The actress is good.
• My uncle is funny.
• The princess is angry.

3. Escribe la forma negativa
• I am not a teacher
• I don’t like eating pizza.
• They don’t study at night.
• He doesn’t write a book every year.
• I don’t love her.

4. Translate these sentences
• Are you eating a cake? No, we aren’t.
• Is there a butcher’s in front of the bus station? Yes,
it is.
• My father is stronger than me. My sister is the
tallest of the family.
• There are three books under my table and there is a
pencil in his pencilcase.
• This old bridge is wider than that long river.
• This turtle is faster than that snail and slower than
that cheetah.
• I am riding a bike and she is watching TV on the sofa.

5. Translate these sentences
• He wasn’t very rich and we weren’t poor.
• You closed that door and we turned on those lights.
• My building is taller than your house. The forest is
colder than the city.
• I listened to the radio in my bedroom and you
walked two hours in the park.
• There is a horse race in my village on Saturday. The
jocke y is my best friend.
• Do you like reading? No, I don’t.

6. Saxon genitive
• My father’s car is fast.
• My grandmother’s building is high.
• Michael’s sister is funny.
• Sarah’s computer isn’t new.
• My garden’s tree is short.
• The rabbit’s tail isn’t long.

7. Saxon genitive
• My father’s car is fast.
• My grandmother’s building is high.
• Michael’s sister is funny.
• Sarah’s computer isn’t new.
• My garden’s tree is short.
• The rabbit’s tail isn’t long.