Present Simple Tense

night. (Não consegui terminar minha lição ontem à noite.) He can not come. (Ele não pode vir.) 3. Os verbos modais nunca são flexionados, ou seja, possuem a mesma forma para todos os sujeitos; também não podem ser usados nos Progressive / Continuous Tenses e não formam passado com -ed: It must be late. (Deve ser tarde.) She must be late. (Ela deve estar atrasada.) I can ski; she can ski; he can ski; we can ski; they can ski. 4. Podem ser acompanhados pelo auxiliar be, frequentemente…

Recuperação Final / 2º Ano 2 Inglês – Hanns Aguiar Question 6 Complete these sentences using the verb to be in the tense indicated. a) My family ____________________ the best one. (Present Simple) b) Everybody ___________________ having a great time! (Present Simple) c) My English classes ____________ fun throughout the year. (Past Simple) d) The film _____________________ awful. (Simple Past)

objects; - Verb to be- I am, you are; how old; - Numbers; Vocabulário: animais; II semestre Tema: The foreign students - Verb to be : we are; what about; - Vocabulário: matters of study Tema: Welcome to the foreign students - Verb to be - simple present tense : where are you from? -Vocabulary: nationality words; Tema: A picnic -How much; - Cores; -Vocabulary: fruit and food; Tema: A thief behind the car - Where; prepositions; - Vocabulary: review Tema: Informações…

introduzida por if ou when*; • a oração principal (main clause), que menciona a consequência. ZERO CONDITIONAL É formada com as duas orações no presente. ESTRUTURA: if + simple present + simple present É usada para: - Expressar ações decorrentes de leis naturais ou universais. Fish die if they stay out of water. (Os peixes morrem se ficam fora da água.) - Expressar situações gerais que são sempre verdade,…

mesma lógica. No entanto, em inglês, o Past Participle, em sua forma regular, é escrito acrescentando -ed ao verbo. O acréscimo desse -ed segue a mesma regra que aprendemos no Past Simple. Uma das estruturas em que você sempre terá de usar o Past Participle é nos chamados Perfect Tenses. Os dois mais conhecidos são o Present Perfect e o Past Perfect. Na formação desses tempos verbais o uso do Past Participle é presença obrigatória. A formação desses tempos verbais pede sempre o uso do…

singular)quando o sujeito for um substantivo singular.usa-se a forma are quando o sujeito for estiver no plural.exemplo: The pencil is on the table. The pencils on the table The ball is in the box The balls in the boxes V-word order in questions >SIMPLE QUESTIONS VERB SUBJECT COMPLEMENT Is The picture On the wall? Are The pictures On the wall? Is The umbrella In the classroom? A ordem das palavras em perguntas em sentences afirmativas fica da seguinte…

situation is unreal. They are not based on fact, and they refer to an unlikely or hypothetical condition and its probable result. The use of the past tense after 'if' indicates unreality. 1.Fu nctio n In a Type 2 conditional rm 2.Fo sentence, the tense in the 'if' clause is the simple past, and the tense in the main clause is the present conditional (would+ the infinitive of the main verb). rm 2.Fo Sometimes, we use should, could or might instead of would,…

----------------------||---------------------- -Present perfect continous Form: has/have + been + present participle Examples: a) You have been waiting here for two hours. b) Have you been waiting here for two hours? c) You have not been waiting here for two hours. P.S: You can also use the Present Perfect Continuous WITHOUT a duration such as "for two weeks." Without the duration, the tense has a more general meaning of "lately." We often use the words "lately" or

tense Affirmative/Negative/Question Use Signal Words Simple Present A: He speaks. N: He does not speak. Q: Does he speak?  action in the present taking place once, never or several times  facts  actions taking place one after another  action set by a timetable or schedule always, every …, never, normally, often, seldom, sometimes, usually if sentences type I (If I talk, …) Present Progressive A: He is speaking. N: He is not speaking. Q: Is he speaking?  action taking place…

------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- VERB TENSES 1. Do verbs make you tense? Why/ Why not? 2. Read the following poem and say what it is about. Everyday I study my English Which is not as simple as it seems. My head is continuously spinning; Now verbs are turning in my dreams. I was learning the Past Continuous, Which unfortunately didn’t last; For, as I was happily going along, Up jumped the Simple Past.…