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purchases add up to $205.32. | back something up | reverse | You'll have to back up your car so that I can get out. | back someone up | support | My wife backed me up over my decision to quit my job. | blow up | explode | The racing car blew up after it crashed into the fence. | blow something up | add air | We have to blow 50 balloons up for the party. | break down | stop functioning (vehicle, machine) | Our car broke down at the side of the highway in the snowstorm. | break…

something equal Your purchases add up to $205.32. back something up reverse You'll have to back up your car so that I can get out. back someone up support My wife backed me up over my decision to quit my job. blow up explode The racing car blew up after it crashed into the fence. blow something up add air We have to blow 50 balloons up for the party. break down stop functioning (vehicle, machine) Our car broke down at the side of the highway in the snowstorm. break down get upset…

após o sujeito. Ele pode vir na sua forma completa, “did not”, ou abreviada, “didn’t”. Pelo fato de já estarmos usando o auxiliar do passado, “did”, o verbo deve vir sempre no infinitivo sem o “to”, e jamais conjugado no passado. They did not wash the car this weekend. (Eles não lavaram o carro esse fim de semana). We didn’t send e-mails to our parents. (Nós não mandamos e-mails para os nossos pais). I didn’t see Jack at the party yesterday. (Eu não vi o Jack na festa ontem). She did not cut

| |they (eles, elas) |their (deles, delas) | O adjetivo possessivo sempre vem seguido de um substantivo. Ex: my feet / your car / their house Ex: His car is a Chevrolet. Your office is big. / Her name is Lucy. / His last name is Smith. The lion (it) is in its cage. / Their house is very big. O adjetivo possessivo se refere ao possuidor e não ao objeto possuído. Ex: Jeff

ocorreram, ocorrem agora. Os verbos auxiliares 'do' e ‘does’ são usados nas perguntas e nas respostas curtas. Person S I N G U L A R P L U R A L Auxiliary verb DO DO DOES Subject I You He Questions Do I study? Do you have a car? Does he have a car? 1ª 2ª 3ª DOES She Does she live alone? DOES It We Does it good? Do we need to buy a bag? 1ª DO 2ª DO You Do you love me? 3ª DO They Do they study here? INGLÊS TÉCNICO –…

engines) - Dark tinted rear window and rear side glass ACTIVE + Interior features - Sports interior pack In-car entertainment - Clarion Multimedia Navigation Unit (only avaiable on Sportium) ACTIVE 3 and 5 doors ACCESS + Exterior features - Shadow aluminium grille - Chrome side trim Interior features - Leather steering wheel Heating and ventilation - Manual air conditioning In-car entertainment - Peugeot Connect USB with Bluetooth ACCESS 3 and 5 doors Comfort and…

um estudante. ) – Singular You are students. ( Vocês são estudantes. ) – Plural "He" e "She" são usados com pessoas do sexo masculino e feminino respectivamente. Quando há necessidade de referir-se a um objeto, ou animal, usa-se “it”. Exemplo: The car is broken - It is broken – O carro está quebrado. Ele está quebrado (o carro)They" é a forma do plural de "He", "She" ou "It". Exemplos: They are hungy – Eles / Elas estão com fomeThey are together – Eles estão juntos. | Gramática -…

easy – easier heavy – heavier early – earlier Exemplos: Rome is old but Athens is older. Helen wants a bigger car. Don’t write a letter.It’s easier to phone. MORE Palavras longas (2/3/4 silabas) : carefull – more carefull polite – more polite expensive – more expensive interesting – more interesting Exemplos: You must be more carefull. Is it more interesting to go by car or by bus? Exceção: Good e Bad As palavras good e bad mudam completamente. good – better bad…

demonstrativos têm a função de indicar algo. São eles: “This” (este/esta) “That” (aquele/aquela) “These” (estes/estas) “Those” (aqueles/aquelas). O pronome “this” é usado para indicar algo que está no singular e próximo de quem fala. Ex: This is my car.. (Este carro é meu.). O pronome “that” é usado para se referir a algo no singular e distante, de quem fala . That is our teacher. (Aquela é nossa professora). Para se referir a algo perto, só que no plural, o falante deverá utilizar o…

acompanhar alguém. Take up: começar, iniciar. Think about: pensar em. Throw away: jogar fora. Turn down: rejeitar. Turn on: ligar. Turn off: desligar. Wake up: acordar. Work out: funcionar, exercitar-se. Back up: em marcha à ré (Let's put the car in reverse and leave.) Be in: estar de moda (White shoes are in this summer.) Break down: simplificar, desarmar (Let me break it down for you: you are NOT going to the party! - I broke down the bed so I could put it into the truck.)…