PERSONAL PRONOUNS
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- Pronome sujeito: é usado como sujeito da oração.
Ex.: I am
Brazilian.
- Pronome objeto: é usado como objeto direto ou
objeto indireto.
Ex.: Bob loves
her.
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Orações com dois objetos:
Ex.: He gave me some flowers. (enfatiza o objeto direto)
He gave some flowers to me.
(enfatiza o objeto indireto)
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ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – (We, Us) offers get up
early.
2 – I usually meet (him, he)
at school.
3 – What is the problem with
(they, them)?
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INTERMEDIATE
Substitute the correct
pronouns for the underlined word(s).
1 – Apes are very
intelligent animals.
2 – The teacher is doing her
work in the teachers’ room.
3 - What’s the problem with
the girls?
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ADVANCED
Transform the sentences.
Ex.: She is making a cake for Dad (him).
She is making him a cake.
1 – He is writing a card to
her.
2 – They are buying a
birthday present to their mother.
3 – He always asks difficult
questions to us
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LESSON TWO
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POSSESSEVE ADJECTIVES AND
PRONOUNS
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- Adjetivo possessive:
precede o substantivo.
Ex: This is my book.
- Pronome possessivo: substitui o substantivo.
Ex.:
That book is mine.
- Os possessivos geralmente
concordam com o possuidor
Ex.: I
love my girl, you love yours.
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► She is a friend of
mine. (one of my friends)
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ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – I am doing (my, mine) homework.
2 – (our, ours) magazine is here, where are (their, theirs)?
3 – Sally is reading (her, hers) English book, Tom is reading (his,
its).
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INTERMEDIATE
Supply the correct
possessives.
1 – John writes-------------composition and we don’t write-----------.
2 – The boys are waiting for -----------girlfriends.
3 - Ted, are those some of ----------friends?
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ADVANCED
Supply the correct
possessives for the words in italics.
1 – Mary’s books are on the
table. Where are our books?
2 – The girls’ shoes aren’t
here.
3 – This is Tom’s skate. I
can’t find your skate.
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LESSON THREE
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THE VERB TO BE (ser/estar)
►Quero salientar, logo de início, que, além dos
significados básicos de ser e estar, o verbo to be é muito usado no sentido
de ficar (tornar-se).
TO BE (present tense).
►Neste emprego do verbo to be devem insister porque a
maioria das pessoas que aprendem English costuma associar o to be apenas com
ser e estar, jamais com o verbo ficar.
Exemple: John is my friend. (O John é meu amigo)
They are
American actors. (Eles são atores
(norte-) americanos.)
Peter and
Susan were
in a hurry. (O peter ea Susan estavam com pressa)
They will be
at the club.(eles estarão no clube)
Mary was
upset when she heard the news.
(Mary ficou
contrariada quando ouviu a notícia.)
Ou ainda, não
esteve ou estava, nem foi ou era
I would be
very grateful to you.
Eu lhe
ficaria muito grato. (não seria ou estaria)
TO BE (Present tense):
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OBSERVATION:
► We
use ‘be’ to talk about names, age, nationality, states, description, location,
etc.
He is the same age as me.
I’m worried.
You are my favorite sister.
► We use the present simple to talk about everyday
routines and things we do repeatedly.
I get up at dawn.
What time does she get up?
At night, we often stay up late by the fire.
► We also use the present simple to talk about situations that are
permanent.
Where does she live?
She lives in Mexico.
Attetion:
Present simple:
This is the form of the present simple (
with like + noun and with dislikes like
+ -ing)
►We use the present simple of like to talk about things we like
or don’t like.
Marina likes burges.
I don’t like
my school uniform.
Do you like
yellow?
►We often use like + -ing
to talk about things we like or dislike doing.
I like watching TV.
I don’t like
playing tennis.
Does Jade like
cycling?
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LESSON FOUR
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ELEMENTARY
Supply the verb to be in the
Past Tense.
1 – I -----------tired last night.
2 – They ---------last for school.
3 – She --------------very happy at her birthday party.
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LESSON FIVE
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THERE TO BE (Present/past)
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► Formas afirmativas: there is, there are, there was, there were.
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► Forma interrogativas is
there?, are there?, was there?, were there?
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► Formas negativas: there is not, there are not, and there was
not, there were not.
►Formas abreviadas: there‘s
(there is), there isn’t (there is not), there aren’t (there are not), there
wasn‘t (there was not), there weren’t (there were not).
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ELEMENTARY
Put sentences in negative
and interrogative form.
1 – I There is homework for tomorrow.
2 – There were science books in our class.
3 – There is a lemon in the refrigerator.
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INTERMEDIATE
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – What (is there, there is) under the chair?
2 – (There is, There was) a police car here a minute ago.
3 – What (are there, was there) empty boxes in the garage.
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ADVANCED
Supply the correct form of
there to be in the sentences below.
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THE INDEFINITE ARTICLES:
A/AN
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► A (um, uma): usado antes de palavras que iniciam com som de
consoante.
Ex.: a boy a horse
a year a university a chair
► An (um, uma): usado antes de palavras que iniciam com som de
vogal.
Ex.: an egg an umbrella an hour
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► A e An não são usados
antes de substantivos no plural e de substantivos incontáveis (uncontable).
Ex.: Horses are mammals.
Would you like some
Bread?
I need some money.
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ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – (A, An) bird can fly.
2 – He is (a, an) old man.
3 – There is (a, an) child in
my room.
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INTERMEDIATE
Supply a or an.
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ADVANCED
Supply a or
an when necessary.
1 - ………..flies
are………insects.
2- They are……… Italian. They
like ……..macaroni.
3- We can make ………..cake
with……….egg and………milk
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE - I
ELEMENTARY
Supply the Present Continuous
Tense of the verbs in parentheses.
1 – My sister and I …………..(do) our homework now.
2 – My neighbors……………(travel) around the world.
3 – The cat………….. (sleep) in the
garden.
INTERMEDIATE
Insert the verbs below in the
correct places.
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GOING TO (PAST)
ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – Doris and Bob (was, were) going to travel.
SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE (will –
predictions)
ELEMENTARY
Change sentences 1 to 3 to the
negative and 4 a 6 to the interrogative form.
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IMPERATIVE
ELEMENTARY
I - Change these sentences
form the affirmative to the negative form.
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE - I
ELEMENTARY
Supply the Simple Present
Tense.
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LESSON TWENTY
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE – II
ELEMENTARY
Change the following sentences
to 3rd person singular.
1 – I hurry to the club every
week.
2 – You often study hard.
3 – We watch TV In the evening.
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INTERMEDIATE
Supply the Simple Present
Tense.
1– Jane------------(try) to
learn how to swim every day.
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SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE – III
ELEMENTARY
I - Turn into the negative
form.
1 – We tell them about our plans.
2 – He eats lunch in the cafeteria.
3 – She lives in New York
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II – Turn the sentences from
exercise I into the interrogative form.
1 -
_________________________________________________________
2 -
_________________________________________________________
3-
_________________________________________________________
INTERMEDIATE
Supply do or does to complete
the following questions.
1– Where ----------he live?
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QUANTITATIVES (MUCH – MANY)
ELEMENTARY
I - Supply much or many.
1 – There was ________ work yesterday.
2 - There are_________ old
beliefs among us today.
3 - ____________single girls were at the dance
yesterday.
II – Supply few or little.
1 – We have _______ time to
study.
2 - _________ people agree with him.
3 – The baby drank ________
milk yesterday.
III – Supply less or fewer.
1 – I have ______ time to
study than you.
2 – We invited _________
friends than Joyce.
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LESSON TWENTY THREE
PREPOSITION - I
Prepositions of time:
We use on, in, at in these
ways:
►On + day, date
What are you doing on Saturday?
My birthday’s on September 5th.
►In + a part of the
day, month, year.
I’m going shopping in the
afternoon.
Where are you going in July?
We’re going to Paris in 2008.
►At + time of day
I get up at 7:30.
ELEMENTARY
I - Supply the appropriate
prepositions.
1 – Walk three times ________ the pool.
2 - Helen is_________ home.
3 – The books are
____________the floor___________ the chair.
4 – He is studying _____
Paris.
5 – Wait for me _________of
the cinema.
6 – The girls are ________ the
tree and the house.
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SIMPLE PAST TENSE - I
ELEMENTARY
I - Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – I (listened, listen) to
the weather forecast 5 minutes ago.
2 – She (waters; watered) the
flowers very early this morning.
3 – He (shout; watered) at me
in the middle of the street.
INTERMEDIATE
Supply the Simple Past Tense
of the verbs in parentheses.
1 –
Glenda____________(talk) to me and hour
ago.
2 – We ____________(walk) to
school yesterday.
3 – I ___________ (enter) this
group in January.
ADVANCED
Supply the following verb
forms.
Passed cleaned played
1 – He always __________ his examinations when he was
young.
2 – I ____________ my room before going to school.
3 – They ________the piano
very well years ago.
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SIMPLE PAST TENSE - II
ELEMENTARY
I - Supply the Simple Paste
Tense of the verbs in parentheses.
1 – I__________ (try) to talk
to Helen last night.
2 – The fire __________
(occur) while we were out of the house.
3 – He ___________ (love) his old dog very much.
INTERMEDIATE
Supply the Simple Past Tense
of the irregular verbs in parentheses.
1 –
She____________(bring) many friends to
our party.
2 – I ____________(meet) her
five minutes ago.
3 – I ___________ (leave) home
very early yesterday.
ADVANCED
Supply the following verb forms.
Passed cleaned played
1 – He always __________ his examinations when he was
young.
2 – I ____________ my room before going to school.
3 – They ________the piano
very well years ago.
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SIMPLE PAST TENSE - III
ELEMENTARY
Put the sentences into the
interrogative form.
1 – They worked together for
many years.
2 – I studied English
yesterday.
3 – She went to school by car.
II – Put the sentences above
into the negative form.
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
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INTERMEDIATE
Choose the correct alternative.
1 – Where did he (go, went)?
2 – When did they (came, come)
from work?
3 – What time did you
(arrived, arrive) last night?
ADVANCED
Ask questions. Use the words
in parentheses.
1 – He went to the movies.
(Where)
2 – She taught French last year.
(When)
3 – We traveled by plane.
(How)
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VERB TENSE review
ELEMENTARY
Put the sentences into the
interrogative form.
1 – They worked together for
many years.
2 – I studied English yesterday.
3 – She went to school by car.
II – Put the sentences above
into the negative form.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
INTERMEDIATE
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – Where did he (go, went)?
2 – When did they (came, come)
from work?
3 – What time did you
(arrived, arrive) last night?
ADVANCED
Ask questions. Use the words
in parentheses.
1 – He went to the movies.
(Where)
2 – She taught French last
year. (When)
3 – We traveled by plane.
(How)
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TO HAVE
► To have pode ser usado como verbo comum.
► Afirmativa: You have a car.
Interrogativa: Do you have a car?
Negativa: You don’t have a car.
► To have também pode ser usado como verbo auxiliar na
formação de tempos perfeitos (presente perfeito, passado perfeito, etc.).
Ex.: I have
seen Mary.
He has worked very much.
► Particularidade
Como verbo comum, have pode dispensar o auxiliar (do, does, did)
nas formas interrogativa e negativa.
Ex.: Have you a car?
You haven’t a car.
ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – We (have, has) many things
in common.
2 – They (have, didn’t have) a
good time yesterday.
3 – She (hasn’t, doesn’t) any
money.
INTERMEDIATE
Choose the following sentences
from past to present.
1 – She had a sister and a
brother.
2 – Mary and Tom had an old
car.
3 – The room had two doors.
ADVANCED
Put the following sentences
into the affirmative form.
1 – He didn’t have a car.
2 – Does Dr. Adams have
many patients?
3 – I don’t have blue eyes.
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE
► Como se forma: future do
verbo to be (will be) + o verbo principal no particípio presente (verbo +
-ing).
I will be working
You will be working
He will be working
She will be working
It will be working
We will be working
You will be working
They will be working
ELEMENTARY
Put sentences 1 to 3 into the negative and 4 to 6 into the interrogative
form.
1 – I will be studying at 5 o’clock.
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2 – You will be lining in Japan next year.
_______________________________
3 – We will be living in Japan next year.
_______________________________
4 - I will be moving to L.A. by
May.
______________________________
5 – They will be leaving when
you arrive.
_______________________________
6 –
She will be arriving by 4 o’clock
INTERMEDIATE
Put the following sentences
into the Future Continuous Tense.
1 – We will have dinner at 8
o’clock.
_____________________________
2 – He will wait for you on
the corner.
________________________________
3 – Tom and I will talk to you
in an hour.
_______________________________
ADVANCED
Supply the future Continuous
form of the verbs in parentheses.
1 – Tomorrow at this time I
------------------------(fly) to Italy.
2 – When you arrive,
she-----------------(cook) lunch.
3 – When we get there,
they--------------(prepare) our sandwiches.
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INDEFINITES (SOME/ ANY/ NO)
► Usa-se some (algum, alguns, algumas, algumas) em
frase afirmativa.
ELEMENTARY
I – Supply some or any.
1 – Give me ________ coffee.
2 – There
aren’t _______good books here.
3 – I
brought you _________aspirins.
II -
Supply any or no.
1 –
We have ________money to buy a car.
2 –
We haven’t ______money to go to the movies.
3
- There are _________ boys in the
garden.
INTERMEDIATE
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – He seldom has (no, any)
money.
2 – Would you like (some, no)
tea?
3 – They never bring (no, any)
food home.
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COMPOUNDS OF SOME/ ANY/ NO
► Os compostos de some, any e no seguem as mesmas regras
de uso destes.
INTERMEDIATE
Change the following sentences
from affirmative to negative. (Use a compound of no from 1 to 3 and a compound
of any from 4 to 6.)
1 – I have something to tell
you.
______________________________
2 – There is somebody
sleeping.
______________________________
3 – The children are somewhere
in the house.
_____________________________
4 – I lost my watch somewhere
in the garden.
_____________________________
5 – He told us something about
his life.
_________________________
6 – Karen went somewhere near
the lake.
_________________________
ADVAMCED
Supply some, any, no or
compounds.
1 – I haven’t _________time to
help you.
2 – That poor boy
has__________ to wear.
3 – he can’t see_________
without his glasses.
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS – I
► O pronome reflexivo pode ter função reflexiva,
indicando que a ação do verbo recai sobre o próprio sujeito. Nesse caso o
pronome vem após o verbo e concorda com o sujeito.
Ex.: He hurt himself in the
game.
ELEMENTARY
Supply the correct reflexive
pronouns.
1 – James drinks too much. He
is destroying ______________.
2 – We wash ____________ in
the morning.
3 - The boy hurt ____________ when he fell from a
tree.
INTERMEDIATE
Supply the correct reflexive
pronouns.
1 – You must all
behave_____________ at the table.
2 – I was thinking to
____________ when Ingrid entered the room.
3 – Has anybody here hurt _____________from the game?
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS - II
►Os pronomes reflexivos podem ter função idiomática.
Nesse caso o pronome vem precedido de by e significa “sozinho”, “sem ajuda”.
Ex.: I live by myself.
► Os pronomes reflexivos também podem ter função
enfática. Nesse caso eles concordam com a pessoa ou coisa que se quer
enfatizar.
Ex.: She talked to the President. (frase sem
nenhuma enface)
She
herself talked to the President. (enface no sujeito)
She
talked to the Present herself. (enface no sujeito)
She
talked to the President himself. (ênfase no objeto)
ELEMENTARY
Substitute the word alone. Use
reflexive pronouns idiomatically.
1 – The princess lives in the
castle alone.
_________________________
2 – I want to do that work alone.
_________________________
3 - Nobody will help you. Do it alone.
_________________________
INTERMEDIATE
Supply the correct reflexive
pronouns. Use them emphatically.
1 – Mr. Gordon_____________
prepared the examination.
2 – The children ____________
built the doghouse.
3 – I painted the
room_____________.
ADVANCED
Supply the correct reflexive
pronouns.
1 – He ____________prefers to
cook lunch.
2- The boys cut __________ in
the garden.
3 – I hurt___________ during
the game.
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DEFINITE ARTICLE: THE – I
► The: o, a, os, as
INTERMEDIATE
Supply a, an or the.
1 – ………Browns like to play
…………guitar.
2 – There was…………boy
near…………corner.
3 – ……….Andes are………….highest
mountains in South America.
ADVANCED
I – Supply a , an or the.
1- I bought ……… book ……………book cost 10 dollars.
2- We had……….very good time at………picnic.
3- I found……. Dog in …….street and took ……… dog home.
II - Supply a, an or the where
necessary.
1 - ………Krakatoa, which
east………. Island in ……… Indonesia exploded.
2-……….sun rises in……….east and
sets in………..west.
3- Before…………war, I worked
for……….insurance company.
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DEFINITE ARTICLE: THE – II
► O artigo definido é omitido:
a)
Antes de nomes próprios e de nomes de ciências e
línguas.
Ex.:
Mary Bob mathematics Spanish
b)
Antes de substantivos usados no sentido geral e de
substantivos incontáveis.
Ex.: honesty
gold money man
coffee wood]
c)
Antes de possessivos.
Ex.:
our car his house their children
d)
Antes de alguns substantivos como home, church,
school, hospital, bed, prison, quando usados para o seu propósito original.
Ex.: I went to church (to pray).
I went to school (to study).
I went to hospital 9because I was
sick).
INTERMEDIATE
Supply a, an or the where necessary.
1 – ………moon was shining
beautifully in …………sky.
2 –…………silver is used to
make…………watches.
3 – ……….honesty of that woman
is surprising.
ADVANCED
I – Supply the where
necessary.
4- ……… boys are usually stronger than ……………girls.
5- ……….accident happened when we were
entering……restaurant.
6- They like……. cheese …….milk, and ……… Switzerland.
II - Supply a, an or the where
necessary.
1 - ………lead in heavy.
2-……….James Watt
reinvented……….steam engine in 1760.
3- …………gold and……….silver are
scare.
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PREPOSITION - II
► ABOUT: aproximadamente; sobre
► ABOVE: acima
► AFTER: após
►AGAINST: contra
►BEFORE: antes; diante de
► FOR: por, para
► FROM: por, para
►INTO: em; para dentro
►OF: de (indicando posse)
INTERMEDIATE
I complete the sentences with
the following prepositions:
Against -
about - above
- after
1 – It is difficult to
run………the wind.
2 –He talked…………his old
friend.
3 –The bird flew ………. The old
friend.
II – Complete the sentences
with the following prepositions:
From - For
- Before
1 – Turn right……….. you get to
the post office.
2 – She baked a cake……….. her
daughter.
3 – He is……………China.
III - Complete the sentences
with the following prepositions:
Into -
Of - Through
1 – He went……… The house, took
his sunglasses, and went to the park.
2 – She cut the cake………….
four pieces.
3 - He is the only son ………….
My friend;
ADVANCED
I – Supply the appropriate
prepositions.
1- Walk straight ahead; then take the first street……… the
museum.
2- The package……….Tom has just arrived.
3- Our office is open…………..nine to one every day.
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ADJECTIVES
/ ADVERBS - I
► Os adjetivos modificam substantivos:
Ex.: a good friend a pretty girl
► Os advérbios modificam verbos,
adjetivos ou outros advérbios.
Ex.: She walks slowly.
They are very stupid.
You drive tôo fast.
► Muitos advérbios são formados
acrescentando-se -ly ao adjetivo ou um
prefixo ou sufixo ao substantivo.
Ex.: sincere
- sincerely board
- aboard week
- weekly
►Algumas palavras como hand, fast,
late, early, far e
much podem ser adjetivos e advérbios.
Ex.: This is a fast car.
►Alguns advérbios apresentam duas formas com significados diferentes:
Late – lately
near - really hard -
hardly
ELEMENTARY
Choose the correct
alternative.
1 – Jeff is an
(intelligent, intelligently) student.
2 – He lives (near, nearly)
the school.
3 – Can you speak more (clear,
clearly), please?
INTERMEDIATE
I - complete the sentences
with the following words:
silently -
kind - curious
- normally
1 – The accident happened
because he was driving too………….. .
2 – Why don’t you ask that
…………man?
3 – He opened the door so ……….
That nobody noticed it.
II – Complete the sentences
with the following words:
near -
hardly - nearby -
nearly - hard
1 – Mark fell from the bicycle
and ……….. broke his arm.
2 – Our last exam was
very…………. .
3 – Louise had to go to a
……………store to buy sugar.
ADVANCED
I – Rewrite the sentences in
the correct order.
1- Girl -
a - Martha
- is - smart
______________________________________.
2- Letter - kindly
- he - answered
- my.
______________________________________.
3- We - supermarket
- buy –
never - that
- vegetables - at.
______________________________________.
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ADJECTIVES / ADVERBS - II
► Os adjetivos de tempo (now, today, yesterday, etc.)
e os de lugar (there, here, etc.) geralmente vêm no final d frase.
Ex.: She is studying now. He lives
there.
► Os advérbios de freqüência (always,
seldom, rarely, already, often, never, etc.) são colocados antes do verbo
principal, mas sempre após o verbo auxiliar.
Ex.: They always walk toschool. He is often smiling.
I don’t usually walk to school. I have never seen her here.
► Quando há vários advérbios, eles são
colocados no final da frase, na seguinte ordem: modo –lugar - tempo (exceto com
o verbo to GO: lugar – modo – tempo).
Ex.:
He walked very slowly to school yesterday.
They went to school happily this
morning.
►Quando há vários advérbios de tempo ou de lugar, a
unidade menor vem primeiro.
ELEMENTARY
I – Complete the sentences
with the following adverbs:
Really -
slowly - here
- usually -
ever
1 – Billy……………..writes cards
to his parents on their birthdays.
2 – It’s hard to understand
Mrs. Brown because she speaks very……. .
3 – Have you…………………..seen a
ghost?
II – Complete the sentences
with the following adverbs:
Everywhere
- seldom
- just -
yesterday - never
1 – Little children
must………………… go out at night.
2 – It …………………..rains in a
desert. Only about three times a year.
3 – Her car broke………………………….
INTERMEDIATE
I – Put the adverbs in
parentheses into the correct place.
1 – Harold went…..…… (by bus
/ this morning / to school)
_________________________________________________
2 –Jane speaks………… (very /
always /fast)
_________________________________________________
3 –They want to go…… (to
Rio / next week / by car).
_________________________________________________
ADVANCED
I – Rewrite the sentences in
the correct order.
1- is -
his - Willy
- doing - already -
homework.
______________________________________.
2- Sundays - visit
- on -
Grandma - always
- we.
______________________________________.
3- Susan - rarely
- noon – I - here
- see - at.
______________________________________.
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