Question

5. Lee el siguiente fragmento y clasifica en el cuadro las palabras según su acento en agudas, graves, esdrújulas y sobreesdrújulas. Exceptúa los monosílabos (palabras de una sola sílaba) .Por favor ubícalas una debajo de la otra.
Texto
Bajo la sombra de aquellos alisios permanecimos mucho rato sin hablar. Los últimos rayos de sol se colaban entre las ramas y producían un efecto extraño. Ante nuestros ojos el cielo parecía un gran caleidoscopio por el que se filtraban lucecitas de todos los olores. Y yo, seguí entre mis sueños buscándote, amándote para siempre. Sé que él también te pensará, y te soñará como yo. No importa, sigue amándolo como hasta ahora.

Agudas
Graves
Esdrújulas
Sobreesdrújulas

Answer 1

Answer:    

Text

Under the shadow of those trade winds we did not speak for a long time. The last rays of sunlight streamed through the branches and produced a strange effect. Before our eyes the sky seemed like a great kaleidoscope through which little lights of all the smells filtered. And I continued among my dreams looking for you, loving you forever. I know that he will also think of you, and dream of you like me. It does not matter, keep loving him as you have done now.  

Sharp

Serious

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answers:

Agudas: seguí, también, pensará, soñará

Graves: Bajo, sombra, aquellos, alisios, permanecimos, mucho, rato, producían, efecto, extraño, Ante, nuestros, ojos, cielo, parecía, caleidoscopio, filtraban, lucecitas, todos, colores, entre, sueños, siempre, importa, sigue, como, hasta, ahora

Esdrújulas: últimos, buscándote, amándote, amándolo,

Sobreesdrújulas:

Explanation:

In every word, one syllable is pronounced with more intensity and for a slightly longer time. This is called the stressed syllable:

Agudas: these words are stressed on the last syllable. If they end in a vowel, or a consonant -n, or -s, must have a written accent.

Graves: these words are stressed on the second-to-last syllable. If they end in a consonant other than -n, or -s, must have a written accent. (Most words in the text).

Esdrújulas: these words are stressed on the third-to-last syllable and they always must have a written accent on the stressed vowel except the adverbs ending in -mente, when the original adjective doesn't have a written accent.

Sobreesdrújulas: these words are stressed on a previous to the third-to-last syllable and they always must have a written accent on the stressed vowel except the adverbs ending in -mente, when the original adjective doesn't have a written accent. (None word in the text)

Spymore