Present Perfect

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CONTEÚDOS CONCEITUAIS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PROCEDIMENTAIS • ATITUDINAIS • • • • • Greetings (Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, good night). Dialogues (How are you?; Hi!; Hello!; What’s your name?...). Verb to be: Simple Present (affirmative, negative, interrogative). Subject pronouns. Possessive adjectives: my, your. Interrogative pronouns: what, who. Short answers. Demonstrative pronouns (this, that). Indefinite articles. Vocabulary: classroom objects.…

and how it hasn’t – over the past 120 years. http://www.newsweek.com/ 1. Read the following sentence from the text: “…consumers have become better-versed in home food-safety techniques…”. Why is the present perfect being used in it? a) it is a situation that started in the past and continues in the present. b) it is a situation happening at this moment. c) it is a situation that will happen in the future. d) it is an impossible situation. 2. What can you say about the use of “few” in the…

prepare-se para a(s) prova(s). Disciplina: LÍNGUA INGLESA CONTEÚDO 1. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE REVIEW 2. TAG ENDS (questions) 3. MUCH / MANY / A LOT / LITTLE 4. PLURAL OF NOUNS 5. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS 6. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS – SOME / ANY and COMPOUNDS 7. GENETIVE CASE 8. MODALS – COULD / MIGHT / SHOULD / MUST / HAVE TO 9. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 10. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE 11. USED TO + NOUN + ING 12. PAST PERFECT TENSE 13. FALSE COGNATES 14. TOO / SO / ENOUGH 15.…

1, No. 2, pp. 55-66, 2010 G. Karanovic, S. Baresa, S. Bogdan: TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING PROJECTS RISK IN CAPITAL ... methods are: present value, net present value, internal rate of return, profitability index and payback period. Limitation of Present Value (PV) criteria by which projects are eligible if PV is higher than investments (PV ≥ I) is averted by Net Present Value (NPV). Main limitation of PV method is that doesn’t take in to account initial investment. NPV is most important…

how it hasn’t – over the past 120 years. http://www.newsweek.com/ 1. Read the following sentence from the text: “…consumers have become better-versed in home food-safety techniques…”. Why is the present perfect being used in it? a) it is a situation that started in the past and continues in the present. b) it is a situation happening at this moment. c) it is a situation that will happen in the future. d) it is an impossible situation. 2. What can you say about the use of “few” in…

dissertação LÍNGUA INGLESA 1. Leitura: 1.1. Análise e compreensão de textos 1.2. Inferência 1.3. Variedade temática e textual 1.4. Referência 1.5. Discurso - marcadores de discurso 2. Conteúdos Gramaticais 2.1. Modal verbs 2.2. Present Perfect Tense 2.3. Past Perfect Tense 2.4. Adverbs 2.5. Degree of Adjectives 2.6. Tag-endings 2.7. Possessive case (genitive case) UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE PONTA GROSSA COMISSÃO PERMANENTE DE SELEÇÃO Processo Seletivo Seriado 2011 - Prova…

lhe são próprios. Os fatos, a realidade, sobrepõem-se, sempre, às medidas formais adotadas. Fonte: Última Instância, por Roberto Baronian (Advogado sócio do escritório Granadeiro Guimarães Advogados ) Presente e presente perfeito O Present Perfect é um tempo verbal utilizado para falar sobre eventos que ocorreram em um tempo indefinido do passado que podem perdurar até hoje ou já terem sido concluídos. Em português não temos um tempo correspondente a esse. Entretanto, se o tempo em que

prepare-se para a(s) prova(s). Disciplina: LÍNGUA INGLESA CONTEÚDO 1. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE REVIEW 2. TAG ENDS (questions) 3. MUCH / MANY / A LOT / LITTLE 4. PLURAL OF NOUNS 5. REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS 6. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS – SOME / ANY and COMPOUNDS 7. GENETIVE CASE 8. MODALS – COULD / MIGHT / SHOULD / MUST / HAVE TO 9. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 10. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE 11. USED TO + NOUN + ING 12. PAST PERFECT TENSE 13. FALSE COGNATES 14. TOO / SO / ENOUGH 15.…

lembrar que ela não é tão complexa quanto a língua portuguesa, porém é necessário principalmente o domínio da gramática para um melhor entendimento como para qualquer estudo de línguas. Foram discutidos os tempos verbais: Simple present, simple past , Future e Present perfect. Verbo TO BE , THERE TO BE E VERBOS AUXILIARES (Be, Do e Have). Praticamente a base do ingles, é com a ajuda deles que conseguimos montar frases afirmativas, negativas e interrogativas. Os pronomes também são…