My House

been discovered. (The identity of the agent may be unimportant in the context). Mistakes have been made on this project (the speaker may not wish to identify the agent) If we want to say who does or what causes the action, we use by. This house was built by my grandfather. Two hundred people are employed by the company. 3. Present simple We use the present simple to talk about things in general. We are not thinking only about now. We use it to say that something’s happens all the…

the correct prepositions in the correct places. [pic] Jerry: I always go jogging at 7:00. Susan: I usually go jogging around noon. I jog about for an hour. Jerry: And do you also play sports in your free time? Susan: No, I usually go out with my classmates. Jerry: I go to the gym on Mondays and Wednesdays. And sometimes I go bicycling on weekends. 3) Use these questions to complete the conversations. How often do you …? Do you ever ….? What do you usually …? 1. A: Do you…

trees were covered with blossoms. "Whatever am I to do with an alligator?" Allison asked. Inside the box, Alex yawned. Alex stuck his legs through the holes at the bottom of the box and ambled into the house in search of dinner. "Oh no you don't!" cried Allison. "You cannot live in the house. You are to stay in the stream behind the apple orchard." Allison put Alex in the small stream. Then Allison put a strong fence around the stream so Alex did not try to eat Mrs. Chory's…

on this wide street that he was walking along,only a lne of tall houses on each side,all them identical. suddenhy, in a downstairs window that was brilliantly illuminated by a street lamp not six yards away,billy caugeht sight of a printed notice propped up against the glass in one of the upper panes.it said BED AND BREAKFAST... he sropped walding.he moved a bit closer...it looked to him as though it would be a pretty decent house to stay in. he pressed the bell ...normally you ring…

Crazy Baldhead Them crazy, them crazy We gonna chase those crazy Baldheads out of town Chase those crazy baldheads Out of town I and I build the cabin I and I plant the corn Didn't my people before me Slave for this country Now you look me with a scorn Then you eat up all my corn We gonna chase those crazy baldheads Chase them crazy Chase those crazy baldheads out of town Build your penitentiary, we build your schools Brainwash education to make us the fools Hate is your…

Scusa ma ti chiamo amore - Text My favorite movie is the Italian film by Federico Moccia, "Scusa ma ti chiamo amore" (2008). I know that kind of film are not my type, but this movie is different. Tells the Story of Alex (Raoul Bova), and Niki (Michela Quattociocche). I'm not sure what I liked most about this movie. If it is the fact that he is Italian or have a few poetic quotes between one scene and another. It all started in a Thursday where Alex, a successful publicist of 37…

ADJETIVOS POSSESSIVOS |Pronomes Pessoais |Adjetivos Possessivos | |I (eu) |my (meu, minha) | |you (você) |your (seu, sua) | |he (ele) |his (dele) | |she (ela)

adjetivo é uma palavra pequena, curta, como regra geral acrescentamos -er. Esse -er significa “mais”: strong (forte) – stronger (mais forte) Ex.: Rafa is stronger than me. (Rafa é mais forte do que eu.) young (jovem) – younger (mais jovem) Ex.: My little sister is younger than me. (Minha irmãzinha é mais nova do que eu.) Construções especiais: Para fazer a comparação com o adjetivo good, que significa “bom”, não se coloca -er, pois há uma construção especial para ele, que é o…

Exemplo: Someone has eaten my sandwich. My sandwich has been eaten (by someone). A thief stole my purse last week. My purse was stolen (by a thief) last week. Há outras formas para a criação de uma passiva em inglês. Na frase I gave my son a car as a birthday gift, tanto o objeto direto quanto o indireto podem se tornar o sujeito da passiva. Exemplos de passivas com objeto direto e com indireto: Ativa: I gave my son a car as a birthday gift. My father bought my mother a…

| |32 |That’s a book. |Itu sebuah buku. | |33 |Is this your book? |Apakah ini bukumu? | |34 |No, that’s not my book. |Bukan, itu bukan buku saya. | |35 |Whose book is this? |Milik siapa buku ini? | |36 |That’s your book. |Itu bukumu.