Uncountable Nouns

Trovão (To) dawn (To) snow (To) get dark Wind Windy (To) get late Tornado Cloudy Hurricane Sunny A streak Rainy Thunder Lightning Caloroso Hot Relâmpago Fresco Frio Tormenta Granizo Chuva Cool Cold Storm (To) hail (To) rain • Lição 21 Nouns (Substantivos) • Os substantivos em inglês podem ser masculinos, femininos ou neutros: São masculinos os nomes de homens e de animais de sexo masculino São femininos os nomes de mulheres e os de animais de sexo feminino São neutros…

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS – Substant. contáveis e incontáveis: Nem todos os substantivos em Inglês podem ser usados no plural. Os que têm plural são chamados de "countable nouns" (nomes contáveis) e, os que não têm plural chamados de "uncountable nouns" (nomes incontáveis ou de massa). Esta é uma distinção muito importante, uma vez que, afeta as palavras que estão associadas com os substantivos nas sentenças. Countable nouns: Em geral, nós podemos dizer que countable nouns, como…

J. Taglicht, Kathleen Wales, Janet Whitcut, and R. W. Zandvoort. July 1980 CONTENTS Preface v Symbols and technical conventions xi One The English language 1 4 Two The sentence: a preliminary view 33 Three The verb phrase 61 Four Nouns, pronouns, and the basic noun phrase 123 Five Adjectives and adverbs 229 Six Prepositions and prepositional phrases 297 Seven The simple sentence 339 Eight Adjuncts, disjuncts, conjuncts 417 Nine Coordination and apposition 533…

continuous; present perfect; b) Simple past – regular and irregular verbs; past continuous; past perfect; c) Pronouns: personal; object; possessive; reflexive; adjective; d) Prepositions; e) Adverbs; f) Two-word verbs; g) Countable and uncountable nouns; h) Adjectives; i) Imperatives; modal verbs: can, could, may, might, should, must, would; j) Conditionals; l) Verbs with and without preposition; m) Verbs tell and ask; n) Reported speech; o) Passive voice; p) False…

present continuous; present perfect; b) Simple past – regular and irregular verbs; past continuous; past perfect; c) Pronouns: personal; object; possessive; reflexive; adjective; d) Prepositions; e) Adverbs; f) Two-word verbs; g) Countable and uncountable nouns; h) Adjectives; i) Imperatives; modal verbs: can, could, may, might, should, must, would; j) Conditionals; l) Verbs with and without preposition; m) Verbs tell and ask; n) Reported speech; o) Passive voice; p) False…

ser extraídos das mais diversas fontes. As questões avaliarão a compreensão geral, bem como a compreensão detalhada de expressões, frases, palavras e aspectos gramaticais (listados a seguir) dos textos propostos. Aspectos gramaticais: - Nouns (countable and uncountable, singular and plural and the possessive case); -Articles (the definite, the indefinite and the zero article); - Pronouns (subject pronouns, object pronouns, possessive adjectives, demonstrative adjectives, demonstrative…

.................................................................. 20 Plural of nouns .......................................................................................... 21 Collective nouns ....................................................................................... 26 Compound nouns and their plurals .......................................................... 28 Countable and uncountable nouns ........................................................... 32 Many/Much .......

..................................................................... 20 Plural of nouns .......................................................................................... 21 Collective nouns ....................................................................................... 26 Compound nouns and their plurals .......................................................... 28 Countable and uncountable nouns ........................................................... 32 Many/Much .........

____________________ all the other speakers. 4. This machine is ___________ efficient ____________ all the other machines; it is ___________ . 4 Few, a few, little, a little a. a few and a l ittle We use a f ew with countable nouns and a l ittle with uncountable nouns. Both have positive meaning, and are similar to ‘some’ but a f ew means ‘not many, but enough’, and a l ittle means ‘not much, but enough’. Look at these examples: I’ve bought a f ew flowers for your…

2. NOUNS .......................................................................................................................................... 23 The Noun Phrase ................................................................................................................................ 23 Count and Non-Count Nouns ............................................................................................................. 23 Exercise 2: Identifying Count and Non-Count Nouns.......