Possessive Form

............................................................................................... 7 Singular Plural ............................................................................................................................... 8 Possessives Pronouns.................................................................................................................... 8 Indefinite Pronouns .................................................................................................

That is ___________________ shop. c) _________________ acquaintance is not _______________ friend. d) You are ___________ old friend, not _______________ new friend. e) __________________ shop is not _________________ house. 2) Write the Plural Form of these sentences: a) You are a boy. You ______________________________________________________. b) Maya is a girl. Judy and Sara _____________________________________________. c) I am a student. We…

Introducing Friends ........................................................................................... 14 Vocabulary: Jobs .............................................................................................................. 15 Grammar: Possessive Adjectives...................................................................................... 16 Articles: A/AN ................................................................................................. 17…

Helen is Luisa’s_MOTHER__________. b) Sam is Luisa’s_BROTHER___________. c) Tom is Luisa’s_UNCLE___________. d) Shannon is Tom’s___ NEPHEW________. e) Mike is Tom’s__COINED____________. 2. Underline the correct form: a) I (have/has) a sister. b) My parents (has/have/don’t has) a dog. c) My boss (don’t have/ doesn’t have/ have) an MBA. d) John (has/ have/ don’t have) a car. e) My friends (haves/ has/ don’t have) a…

Andréia Guerra; Carlos Cunha; Eber Gomes; Gustavo Tava res; Maria de Lourdes Cordeiro Marques; Mauro de Pinho Vieira; Morgana Leão; Reginaldo filho 2 Inglês Módulo 1 MÓDULO 1 Verb TO BE (present), Pronous (Personal, Object, Possessive Adjective, Possessive), Articles, Present simple, Adjectives and modifiers, Adver bs of frequency, Interrogative words, WH-Questions, Degree of Adjectives. Vocabulário: Greetings, Family Members, Professions, Numbers, Daily activities,…

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(Ser/Estar: Presente do Indicativo) 2 To Be: Present Tense: Negative Form 5 (Ser/Estar – Presente do Indicativo: Forma Negativa) 3 To Be: Present Tense: Question Form 9 (Ser/Estar – Presente do Indicativo: Forma Interrogativa) 4 To Be: Past Tense 13 (Ser/Estar – Pretérito) 5 To Be: Past Tense: Negative Form 17 (Ser/Estar – Pretérito: Forma Negativa) 6 To Be: Past Tense: Question Form 21 (Ser/Estar – Pretérito: Forma…

the table is Mary´s. 8. This is my English book. 9. That is Henry´s pen. 10. This message is for you. 11. That letter on the table is for Mr. Smith. 12. This is my pen, not Henry´s. 13. That mountain in the distance forms part of the Rocky Mountains. 14. This car belongs to my father. 15. That office at the end of the hall is the administration office. 16. This chair is very comfortable. 1. He can't finish THIS chocolate. Would you like…

(Ele/Ela) POSSESSIVE DETERMINERS (Determinantes Possessivos) I -> my (meu, minha, meus, minhas) You -> your (teu, tua, teus, tuas) Singular He -> his (seu) She -> her (sua) It -> its (suas) We -> our (nosso, nossa, nossos, nossas) You -> your (vosso, vossa, vossos, vossas) Plural They -> their (seu, sua, seus, suas) Example: Her address is 46 Queen Street. VERB “TO BE” (Verbo “Ser ou Estar”) Full…

interrogative and negative sentences: auxiliary verbs · Verb tenses: form and meaning - simple present - present continuous (progressive) - simple past of regular and irregular verbs - past continuous (progressive) - simple future - going to - present perfect simple · Passive Voice (simple present / simple past) · Modal verbs - can, could, must, may, should, ought to - simple present/simple past/simple future · Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns · Comparative and…