Indefinite Pronouns

Verb to be: Present affirmative, 12 pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, this, 14 UNIDADE- 2 Are you Carlos Souza?-Greetings Verb to be: present: yes/no questions, Short and full answers, 22 pronouns: I, you. UNIDADE -3 She’s number 12- sports Verb to be: present questions, short and full answers Pronouns: he, she UNIDADE -4 Barrichelo’s from Brazil.- Countries and nationalities Verb to be: Present questions, short and full answers pronouns: we, you, they, these UNIDADE- 5

1) Os Artigos Indefinidos (A/An) - The Indefinite Articles (A/An) Os artigos indefinidos A e An acompanham o substantivo do qual o falante/leitor ainda não tem conhecimento. Siginificam, em Português, UM ou UMA, e não variam em gênero nem em número, ao contrário do português. São utilizados da seguinte forma: 1) A (um, uma) é utilizado antes de palavras que iniciem por som de consoante, ou seja, antes de consoantes, da semivogal Y e do H sonoro/audível: A book (um livro) A house (uma casa)

­ Verbs to be and to have (for physical descriptions) ­ Vocabulário: descrição física, Partes do corpo ­ Wh­and yes/no questions ­Object pronouns ­ Presente tense (afirmative form) ­ Vocabulário: Verbos que denotam ações diárias, Advérbios de freqüência ­Present Tense (negative and interrogative forms) ­ Short answer ­ Vocabulário: Verbos que denotam ações diárias ­ Indefinite pronouns ­ Contable / uncountable nouns ­ Quantifiers ­ Vocabulário: comida e pirâmide alimentar,…

and the noun phrase 3.1 3.2 Constituents of the noun phrase Functions of the noun phrase 19 19 20 v Contents Gender, number and case 3.3 Gender 3.4 Number 3.5 Case The articles 3.6 The forms of the definite article 3.7 The forms of the indefinite article Nouns 3.8 Declensions: an overview Masculine nouns 3.9 Nouns in -a~ (parisyllabic) 3.10 Nouns in -h~ (parisyllabic) 3.11 Nouns in -o~ 3.12 Nouns in -eva~ 3.13 Imparisyllabic nouns in -av~, -a~, -hv~, -h~, -ev~, -ouv~ Feminine…

Introduction………………………………………………………………. page 3 Nouns and pronouns ........................................................................ page 4 Verbs…………………………………………………………………....… page 5 Adjectives……………………………………………………………....… page 6 Adverbs and Prepositions……………………………………….….……page 6 Articles…………………………………………………………………..….page 7 Pronouns…………………………………………………..…………….....page 7 Verb Forms…………………………………………………………………page 7 Rules …………………………………………………………………….....page 8 Examples……………………………………………………………

case. Suffixes. Prefixes. Synonyms. c) PRONOUNS - Personal Pronouns. Demonstrative Pronouns. Reflexive pronouns. Indefinite pronouns. Relative pronouns. Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns. Object Pronouns. d) ADJECTIVES - Comparative and superlative forms. Antonyms. e) ADVERBS – Focusing (also, too, either, neither). Adverbs of frequency. Adverbs of manner. Adverbs of time. Adverbs of quantity. Logical connectors. f) ARTICLES - Definite and Indefinite Articles. g) NUMBERS -…

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Unit 1 – Hi, I’m Pedro - Introductions Grammar: verb to be: present (am, are, is) Pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we you, they) / Vocabulary: personal relations  Unit 2 – Are you Carlos? – Greetings Grammar: verb to be; yes/no questions, short and full answers; Pronouns I, You / Vocabulary: Greetings  Unit 3 – She’s number 12 – Sports Grammar: Verb to be: present questions; short and full answers; Pronouns he, she / Vocabulary: numbers 1- 20, sports  Unit 4: Barrichelo’s from…

meet met Encontrar; encontrar-se; reunir-se; receber, conhecer; abastecer e) choose chose Escolher ; selecionar; preferir f) spend spent Gastar ; tirar; perceber; divertir-se; passar ( tempo) 3.Complete the sentences with the correct indefinite pronouns (some, any no + its compounds, e.g.: somebody, anything, etc.) a) Did you meet anyone nice at the party? b) Ouch! There’s something in my eye! c) Did you buy anything in the shopping mall? No, ______________ I…

the “noun” column should be separated from the other columns, with a + inserted.] Example: We rented a nice little brown log cabin by a lake. Note: We usually limit the number of adjectives preceding a noun to three. Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns Demonstrative adjectives Demonstrative adjectives have two singular forms (this, that) and two plural forms (these, those). These adjectives are used to designate proximity to an object, or to distinguish between an object that is…