The Pencil

que se pretende expressar: 1- Ordem ou pedido: Shut the door. (Feche a porta). Open your book on page 123. (Abra seu livro na página 123). Speak only English during our class. (Fale somente inglês durante nossa aula). Don’t talk during the class. (Não converse durante a aula). Tidy up your bedroom. (Organize seu quarto). Come to my house tomorrow at 8:00. (Venha à minha casa, amanhã às 8h). 2- Convite: Let’s go watch the game at Susan’s house? (Vamos assistir ao jogo na…

Diferentemente do Português, os adjetivos em Inglês não possuem: - GÊNERO, isto é, utiliza-se o mesmo adjetivo tanto para o masculino quanto para o feminino. Observe os exemplos: a new car (um carro novo) a new house (uma casa nova) | a green pencil (um lápis verde) | |a green pen (uma caneta verde) | - NÚMERO, ou seja, não…

Is it? Ele(a) é/está - Are we? Nós somos/estamos - Are you? Vós sois/estais - Are they? Eles são/estão - COMPLETE: 1) I _________ a boy. 2) My sister ________ at work. 3) Mimi and Susi _______ my cats. 4) The bird _________ in the cage. 5) I ________ a teacher . 6) My blue pencil _________ on the floor. 7) Emma and Joe ________ good friends. 8) __________you from France? 9) His sister ________ ten years old. 10) They ________children. 11) ______ she your sister? 12 ________ they good…

– é usado como o objeto da pergunta. Exemplos: Whom did you kiss at the party? (Quem você beijou na festa?) With whom did Peter go? (Com quem Peter foi?) Whose (de quem) Exemplos: Whose pencil is this? (De quem é este lápis?) Whose house is that? (De quem é aquela casa?) Which (qual, quais) Exemplos: Which of those men is your father? (Qual daqueles homens é seu pai?) Which sock do you prefer: the yellow one or the pink one? (Qual meia você prefere: a amarela ou a rosa?) …

Usa-se "whose" quando queremos à quem pertence alguma coisa. Algumas vezes, pode ser traduzido pela palavra "cujo", em português. Ex: Do you know the boy whose father is dead? (você conhece o garoto cujo pai está morto?) Whose pencil is this? (de quem é esse lápis?) Whom - usado para pessoas. Ex: I was invited by the professor whom I met at the conference. (eu fui convidado pelo professor que eu encontrei na conferência.) Note que tem mesma aparência do "who", mas só é usado em casos onde o

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What had begun in the bosom of the military bases, in the remote times of the Cold War with the name ArphaNet, now is considerate one of the most incredible inventions of all times: the Internet. Fast it access was allowed to scientists and later to universities all over the world. And then, more than five millions were already connected with this network. The internet has jumped the quantum leap that separates the traditional, simply personal usage of information technologies to a…

What had begun in the bosom of the military bases, in the remote times of the Cold War with the name ArphaNet, now is considerate one of the most incredible inventions of all times: the Internet. Fast it access was allowed to scientists and later to universities all over the world. And then, more than five millions were already connected with this network. The internet has jumped the quantum leap that separates the traditional, simply personal usage of information technologies to a…

not cut along the dashed lines -- this is where you will fold the paper. 2. Line up Snowhits’s back with her torso and glue them together so that the design is now two-sided. After the glue has dried, fold the bottom part of Snowhite’s torso towards you along the bottom dashed line. Then, fold Snowhite’s face away from you on the top dashed line across her shoulders. 3. Take Snowhite’s chest piece and fold along each dashed line. Make each fold away from you. 4. Spread glue on the F tab…

portanto aparecem sempre acompanhados de substantivos. a) Os Pronomes Possessivos Adjetivos (Possessive Adjectives) precedem substantivos. My jacket is new. (Minha jaqueta é nova.) Our car is red. (Nosso carro é vermelho.) This is your pencil. [Este é (o) seu lápis.] b) Os Adjetivos Possessivos (Possessive Adjectives), em Inglês, não se flexionam, ou seja, valem tanto para o singular como para o plural. Isso não ocorre na Língua Portuguesa, onde os Pronomes…