Ejercicios C1 : practicar Matices léxicos en inglés (corregido)

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a dominar las diferencias sutiles entre sinónimos en inglés a nivel C1. Pon a prueba tu capacidad de elegir la palabra exacta según el contexto.

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Exercice 1 — Elige la palabra exacta

Elige la opción que mejor completa la frase según el matiz léxico adecuado al contexto.

1. After years of negotiations, the two companies finally reached a ___ agreement that satisfied both parties.
2. The professor's lecture was so ___ that even the most complex concepts became easy to grasp.
3. She decided to ___ her original plan after receiving critical feedback from her mentor.
4. The new policy will ___ a significant change in how employees report their working hours.

Correction

1. After years of negotiations, the two companies finally reached a mutual agreement that satisfied both parties.
2. The professor's lecture was so lucid that even the most complex concepts became easy to grasp.
3. She decided to revise her original plan after receiving critical feedback from her mentor.
4. The new policy will entail a significant change in how employees report their working hours.

Exercice 2 — Asocia el sinónimo correcto

Une cada frase de la columna A con su equivalente de significado más preciso de la columna B, prestando atención a los matices léxicos.

1. A: 'She spoke briefly about the issue.' — B: ['She alluded to the issue.', 'She elaborated on the issue.', 'She touched on the issue.', 'She disputed the issue.']
2. A: 'He strongly suggested we leave immediately.' — B: ['He urged us to leave immediately.', 'He allowed us to leave immediately.', 'He reminded us to leave immediately.', 'He questioned whether we should leave immediately.']
3. A: 'The results were unexpected and surprising.' — B: ['The results were foreseeable.', 'The results were startling.', 'The results were consistent.', 'The results were marginal.']
4. A: 'She felt a deep sense of sadness after the event.' — B: ['She felt elated after the event.', 'She felt indifferent after the event.', 'She felt melancholy after the event.', 'She felt relieved after the event.']

Correction

1. She touched on the issue.
2. He urged us to leave immediately.
3. The results were startling.
4. She felt melancholy after the event.

Exercice 3 — Completa con el término preciso

Completa cada frase con la palabra adecuada entre paréntesis para expresar el matiz léxico correcto en inglés C1.

1. The journalist's article ___ (implied / inferred) that the government had been concealing important information from the public. (implied / inferred)
2. After the argument, he tried to ___ (appease / satisfy) his colleague by acknowledging her point of view without fully agreeing. (appease / satisfy)
3. The CEO's decision to restructure the company was seen as ___ (bold / reckless) by some analysts, who admired her confidence and vision. (bold / reckless)
4. The new regulation aims to ___ (curb / eliminate) excessive spending in public institutions rather than abolish budgets entirely. (curb / eliminate)

Correction

1. The journalist's article implied that the government had been concealing important information from the public.
2. After the argument, he tried to appease his colleague by acknowledging her point of view without fully agreeing.
3. The CEO's decision to restructure the company was seen as bold by some analysts, who admired her confidence and vision.
4. The new regulation aims to curb excessive spending in public institutions rather than abolish budgets entirely.