My House

Doing whatever we want This is our house This is our rules And we can’t stop And we won’t stop Can’t you see it’s we who own the night Can’t you see it we who bout’ that life And we can’t stop And we won’t stop We run things Things don’t run we Don’t take nothing from nobody It’s our party we can do what we want It’s our party we can say what we want It’s our party we can love who we want We can kiss who we want We can screw who we want To my homegirls here with the big…

possessivo para cada pronome pessoal. Os pronomes e os adjetivos possessivos existentes na Língua Inglesa são os que se encontram no quadro abaixo. Pronomes Possessivos Adjetivos Possessive Adjectives Pronome Possessivos Substantivos Possessive Pronouns my (meu, minha) mine [(o) meu, (a) minha] your (teu, tua, seu, sua) yours [(o) teu, (a) tua, (o) seu, (a) sua] his (dele) his [(o)/(a) dele] her (dela) hers [(o)/(a) dela] its [dele, dela (neutro)] its [(o)/(a) dele, (o)/(a) dela…

línguas e ciências. Ex: Beth English (Inglês) geography (geografia) • antes de substantivos de uso comum e de substantivos incontáveis. Ex: gold (ouro) money (dinheiro) coffee (café) • antes de pronomes possessivos. Ex: our dress (nosso vestido) their house (casa deles(as)) • antes de alguns substantivos como home, church, school, hospital, bed, prison,quando usados para o seu propósito original. Ex: I go to church. (to pray) Eu vou para a igreja. (para rezar) I go to school. (to…

possessivo para cada pronome pessoal. Os pronomes e os adjetivos possessivos existentes na Língua Inglesa são os que se encontram no quadro abaixo. Pronomes Possessivos Adjetivos Possessive Adjectives | Pronome Possessivos Substantivos Possessive Pronouns | my (meu, minha) | mine [(o) meu, (a) minha] | your (teu, tua, seu, sua) | yours [(o) teu, (a) tua, (o) seu, (a) sua] | his (dele) | his [(o)/(a) dele] | her (dela) | hers [(o)/(a) dela] | its [dele, dela (neutro)] | its…

fast. You can… 5. She hasn’t been here very long. You have… 6. They didn’t get up very early. You… 7. He wasn’t very surprised. You were… 2)Write sentences with NOT AS…AS Athens is older than Rome. Rome isn’t as old as Athens. 1. My room is bigger than yours. 2. You got up earlier than me. 3. We played better than them. 3)Complete the sentences with THAN or AS I can’t reach as high as you. You are taller than me. 1. He doesn’t know much. I know more . . .

prepostion before 'next' when we don't need one. at | * times: at 8pm, at midnight, at 6:30 * holiday periods: at Christmas, at Easter * at night * at the weekend * at lunchtime, at dinnertime, at breakfast time | on | * days: on Monday, on my birthday, on Christmas Day * days + morning / afternoon / evening / night: on Tuesday morning * dates: on the 20th of June | in | * years: in 1992, in 2006 * months: in December, in June * decades: in the sixties, in…

esses exemplos de sujeitos em inglês: This car is beautiful. She is nice. My cousin and my sister are students. Jake and Sara have three cats. Note que é possível substituir os sujeitos das orações por um dos pronomes pessoais sujeito: he, she, it, we, you, they – exceto quando o sujeito é I (eu) claro! This car is beautiful —-> It is beautiful [Esse carro é bonito] [Ele é bonito.] My cousin and my sister are students —-> They are students [Meu…

Routines ... Well, we should all have a little routine to not get lost in the days ... My routine begins: Monday through Friday I wake up at seven o'clock in the morning, I call my boys to go to school, fix up the coffee for them and take them to school. I turn, organize the house and I submit lunch, I take a shower and go to work. Come back at noon for lunch and thirty, return the thirteen and thirty. I get off work the fifteen hours, come home, I help children with school work…

thrust down into Provence. All this, at the time I embarked upon my long walk through these deserted regions, was barren and colorless land. Nothing grew there but wild lavender. I was crossing the area at its widest point, and after three days’ walking, found myself in the midst of unparalleled desolation. I camped near the vestiges of an abandoned village. I had run out of water the day before, and had to find some. These clustered houses, although in ruins, like an old wasps’ nest,…

Chapter One I awoke normally from my sleep. Eyes opened to familiar shadows, hearing to quiet sounds. My mind comfortably processed this information. As synapses fired crisper signals, a vague stirring of unease developed. I fully arose from the now shallow depths of my slumber, and anxiety gave way to full-fledged panic. The events of last night [or last year- or the last lifetime] flooded my now too fully coherent consciousness. I immediately felt my abdomen, expecting to find a…