Answer:
1. Ingrid es muy alta.
Ingrid es muy baja.
2. En esta escuela sólo enseñan a personas jóvenes.
En esta escuela sólo enseñan a personas adultas.
3. En este momento tengo poca hambre. En este momento tengo muchas hambre.
4. Mi amiga es muy simpática con los extranjeros.
Mi amiga es muy antipática con los extranjeros.
5. El examen de matemáticas está demasiado fácil. El examen de matemáticas está demasiado difícil.
Explanation:
Antonyms are words that have opposite or opposite meanings to each other.1 They must belong (like synonyms) to the same grammatical category. For example, antonyms of joy are: sadness, depression, melancholy ...; Antonyms of big are small or small.
There are three classes of antonyms:
<u>Gradual</u>: The two words gradually oppose; There are other words that mean the same to a different degree. Examples: black and white (there is gray), cold and hot (there is mild, icy, ice cream, warm ...).
<u>Complementary</u>: The meaning of one eliminates that of the other, incompatible with each other. That is, the affirmation of one implies the denial of the other. For example: If something is legal, it cannot be illegal.
<u>Reciprocals</u>: Designate a relationship from the opposite point of view, you can not give one without the other. Example: buy and sell (for someone to sell something else you have to buy it; if one does not buy, the other does not sell, but you cannot buy something if someone does not sell it).
