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da língua. Verb to be Affirmative Singular: Plural: - I am - we are - You are - you are - He is - they are - She is - It is Negative Singular: Plural: - I am not - We are not - You am not - You are not - He is not - they are not - She is not - It is not Interrogative Singular: Plural: - Am I ? - Are we? - Are you? - Are you? - Is he? - Are they? - Is she? - Is it? Exemplos: Affirmative Negative I am Rodrigo He is not tall She is Cassandra She is not from Minas Gerais He is Pedro I am not good singer They are very happy We are not the champion We are a good soccer player They are not riches Interrogative How are you? Who is he? Who is she? Who is a good man? Who is the tall? Present Continuous tense Affirmative - I am + verb+ing - You are + verb+ ing - He is + verb+ ing - She is + verb+ ing - It is + verb+ ing - we are + verb+ ing - you are + verb+ ing - they are + verb+ ing Negative - I am not + verb+ ing - You are not + verb+ ing - He is not + verb+ ing - She is not + verb+…

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(don’t/ dosen’t) + verb + object(s) + time ex: They don’t often go to Chicago./Eles não costumam ir para Chicago. Interrogativa/Interrogative Acrescenta-se do/does no início da frase Do/does + subject + verb + object(s) + time expression Ex: Does she play the piano?/Será que ela toca piano? Simple past usado em uma ação já concluída também é o tempo passado em sua forma básica, , que ocorreu durante algum tempo e também já foi concluída, uma atividade ocorrida regularmente no…

Verb Descriptions and Tense Formations in brief 1- Simple Past Tense A. Description: The Simple Past Tense is used to describe something that happened in the past and was completed at some time in the past. Examples in English include: I went, she wrote, we ate, etc. B. Formation in Persian: 1. Take the infinitive (ex: to go = /ræftænرفتن ) 2. Drop “ن” from the ending (ex: رفت /ræft/) to get the infinitive root. 3. Add the…

passive by conjugating the verb "to be" before the past participle of the principal verb. the tense of the verb "to be" will determine the tense of action. When an agent of the action (that is, the person or entity performing the action) must be described, one does so by using the preposition "by": • This industry will soon be developed in the third world. • Sorry, but this car has been purchased by another customer. English uses the passive voice frequently, although it is best…

sentences have generally only one verb, but they may have several verbal phrases. Verbal phrases are constructed from the infinitive, present participle, or past participle and their corresponding complements: Infinitive and present participle verbal phrases may take the place of nouns. Present participle phrases used as nouns are also called gerund phrases. Infinitive verbal phrases are also used as adverbs. Present participle and past participle verbal phrases may act like adjectives.…

reference is meant to help you organize the knowledge you gain in class. Listed you will find the Topic, and between parenthesis you will find the unit where it first appears in your book. Related topics will be grouped together INDEX TOPIC PRESENT PERFECT • Present Perfect (unit 1)…………………………….............. • Present perfect with ever and already (unit 2)……............. • Present perfect with just (unit 3)………………….............. • Present perfect with yet (unit 4)……………………............ •…

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What are Modal Verbs? Modal verbs are special verbs which behave very differently from normal verbs. Here are some important differences: 1. Modal verbs do not take "-s" in the third person. Examples: He can speak Chinese. She should be here by 9:00. 2. You use "not" to make modal verbs negative, even in Simple Present and Simple Past. Examples: He should not be late. They might not come to the party. 3. Many modal verbs cannot be used in the past tenses or the future…