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1. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CHIMBORAZO
FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACION HAMANAS Y
TECNOLOGIAS
ESCUELA DE IDIOMAS
STUDENTS’ NAME:
MIRIAN QUIGLA
DIANA CHAVEZ
LIZETT VISTIN
2. Last
These adjectives mean coming after all others in chronology or
sequence. Last applies to what comes at the end of a series:
Examples
• The last day of the month
• You're always the last one to get anything new.
3. We used last without the front when referring to a past time.
Examples
• Last week
• Last month
• Last year
I traveled to Quito the last week.
4. Latest
Something that is the most recent or current
• The two young women chatted endlessly about the latest fashion in
Paris and the boys who were attracted to them.
• Her latest film is one of the worst she's ever made.
• His latest book is a best-seller (=his most recent book, not
necessarily the last one)
5. Strange
Describe what deviates from the usual or customary.
Strange refers especially to what is unfamiliar, unknown, or inexplicable:
Example:
• It was strange to see so many people out walking around at night.
• We heard a strange noise.
• It's a strange feeling.
6. Foreign
It means of, from, or characteristic of another place or part of the world:
a foreign accent; alien customs; exotic birds; moved to a strange city.
Example:
• The dream took place in a foreign area.
• He is the minister for foreign Affairs.
7. ACTIVITIES
1.-I saw him …………. week, 3 or 4 days ago.
2.-His ………….novel was published yesterday and he's already thinking
about his next book.
3.- This is the …………. time I'm warning you!
4.-Nelson's ………… words were, 'Thank God, I've done my duty'.
5.-I'm answering your ………….letter and hope to be doing further business
with you.
6.- I think the …………. time I saw her was last Monday.
7.-I sow her …………. Night.
8.- I met her in 2000, in the last days of ………… century.
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8. 9.- They left at the …………. minute but managed to catch the plane on time.
10.- Do you like eating …………… food, like Chinese ?
11.- What a …………… hat you are wearing today !
12.-. It is ……………. that we haven't heard from him.
13.- He is English but he has got a …………… wife.
14.- He feels like ……… …… in that house.
15.- Not many people speak …………… languages
16.- I have a …………… feeling: Mike is going to miss his train.
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