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Time
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7:50
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Monday
School schedule
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Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Break
9:45
10:35
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January
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April
May
June
July
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October
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Data
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INTRODUO
Teacher
1 BIMESTRE.................................................................................................... 5
1.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS.................................................................................. 5
1.1.1
Reading Strategies..............................................................................5
1.1.2
Personal Pronouns............................................................................... 9
1.1.5
1.1.6
1.2
COMUNICATIVE FUNCTION.......................................................................24
1.2.1
2
2 BIMESTRE.................................................................................................. 25
2.1
LINGUISTC ASPECTS................................................................................. 25
2.1.1
2.1.2
Object Pronouns................................................................................ 28
2.1.3
2.1.4 Quantifiers - much, too much, many, too many, very, very much, so,
so much, etc.................................................................................................. 31
2.1.5
forms
3
3 BIMESTRE.................................................................................................. 38
3.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS................................................................................ 38
3.1.1 Simple Past Tense - regular and irregular verbs - affirmative, negative
and interrogative forms.................................................................................. 38
3.1.2
3.1.3
Plural of nouns................................................................................... 47
3.1.4
3.1.5
4 BIMESTRE.................................................................................................. 54
4.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS................................................................................ 54
4.1.1
4.1.2
4.1.3
1 BIMESTRE
c) intensive reading: deve ser usada com os textos mais complexos, com a
finalidade de entend-lo mais detalhadamente. Com a utilizao dessa tcnica
voc ir em busca de:
For an interesting attempt to measure cause and effect try Mappiness, a project
run by the London School of Economics, which offers a phone app that prompts
you to record your mood and situation.
The Mappiness website says: Were particularly interested in how peoples
happiness is affected by their local environment air pollution, noise, green
spaces, and so on which the data from Mappiness will be absolutely great for
investigating.
Will it work? With enough people it might. But there are other problems. Weve
been using happiness and wellbeing interchangeably. Is that ok? The difference
comes out in a sentiment like: We were happier during the war.
But was our well-being also greater then?
O projeto Mappiness, idealizado pela London School of Economics, ocupa-se do
tema relacionado:
A) ao nvel de felicidade das pessoas em tempos de guerra.
B) a dificuldade de medir o nvel de felicidade das pessoas a partir de seu humor.
C) ao nvel de felicidade das pessoas enquanto falam ao celular com seus
familiares.
D) relao entre o nvel de felicidade das pessoas e o ambiente no qual se
encontram.
E) influncia das imagens grafitadas pelas ruas no aumento do nvel de
felicidade das pessoas.
RESOLUO E COMENTRIOS
Traduo livre do texto referente questo
Como est seu humor?
Alternativa D
O tema central do texto encontra-se na segunda linha do segundo pargrafo, que
responde esta questo com fidelidade. Atente-se para: how peoples happiness
is affected by their local environment (como a felicidade das pessoas afetada
pelo ambiente). A alternativa C leva os apressadinhos at a palavra PHONE no
texto e as ilustraes levam os sem-tempo ou sem-ingls at a alternativa E. As
outras poderiam ter sido excludas pelo bom-senso.
Repare que esta questo, apesar de trazer um texto que exige vocabulrio
razovel, poderia ser respondida corretamente mesmo por aquele candidato que
possui conhecimentos bsicos da lngua inglesa. Nesse sentido, ressaltamos 3
dicas que valem para esta e outras questes de lngua estrangeira no Enem:
Charlie Chaplin was one of the famous stars in the history of the cinema. He was
certainly the most famous comic actor of the cinema. His first films were in the
age of silent movies. He wrote and directed nearly all of his films and composed
the music of all his sound pictures.
Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in 1889 in London. His family was poor and he
had a hard childhood. In 1890 he left Britain for the USA, in 1914 he made his
first film. In his films he created the character of a little man who always faced
life with courage.
Chaplin was married four times, he had four kids. In 1952 he left the USA with his
family and lived in Switzerland until his death.
em ingls
em portugus
I
you
he
she
it
we
you
they
eu
voc
ele
ela
ele, ela
ns, a gente
vocs
eles, elas
Exercises
A. Complete with the subject personal pronoun
1. My name is Sue. (Sue) _________ am English. And this is my family.
2. My mums name is Angie. (Angie) _________ is from Germany.
3. Bob is my dad. (My dad) _________ is a waiter.
4. On the left you can see Simon. (Simon) _________ is my brother.
5. (Sue and Simon) _________ are twins.
6. Our dog is a girl, Judy. (Judy) _________ is two years old.
7. (Sue, Simon, Angie and Bob) _________ live in Canterbury.
- FORMAS:
Vejamos, a seguir, as formas do Simple Present (Presente Simples) do
verbo to be. Na 1 coluna encontra-se a form
a sem contrao e, na 2, mostro a forma contrada. A forma interrogativa
no possui contrao:
Forma
Contrao
Contrada
I am
I'm
You are
You're
He is
He's
She is
She's
It is
It's
We are
We're
You are
You're
They are
They're
Forma Contrada
I am not
---x---
You aren't
He is not
He isn't
She is not
She isn't
It is not
It isn't
We are not
We aren't
You aren't
They aren't
Forma Contrada
am I?
---x---
are you?
---x---
is he?
---x---
is she?
---x---
is it?
---x---
are we?
---x---
are you?
---x---
are they?
---x---
Exercises
3. (he / be / a footballer?)
_____Is he a footballer?___________________________________________
4. (where / be / John?)
_____Wheres John?_______________________________________________
5. (we / be / German)
__________________________________________________________________
6. (he / not / be / a journalist)
__________________________________________________________________
7. (we / not / be / singers)
__________________________________________________________________
8. (you / be / a nurse?)
__________________________________________________________________
9. (they / be / from Libya)
__________________________________________________________________
10. (where / be / David?)
__________________________________________________________________
11. (how / be / your mother?)
__________________________________________________________________
12. (we / be / thirsty)
__________________________________________________________________
13. (how long / be / the film?)
__________________________________________________________________
14. (how often / be / you in London?)
__________________________________________________________________
15. (he / be / handsome)
__________________________________________________________________
16. (I / not / be / English)
__________________________________________________________________
17. (you / not / be / a doctor)
__________________________________________________________________
18. (she / not / be / Italian)
__________________________________________________________________
19. (he / be / my brother)
__________________________________________________________________
20. (you / not / be / Egyptian)
__________________________________________________________________
Forma Contrada
I was
---x---
You were
---x---
He was
---x---
She was
---x---
It was
---x---
We were
---x---
You were
---x---
They were
---x---
Forma Contrada
I was not
I wasn't
You weren't
He was not
He wasn't
She wasn't
It was not
It wasn't
We were not
We weren't
You weren't
They weren't
Forma Contrada
was I?
---x---
were you?
---x---
was he?
---x---
was she?
---x---
was it?
---x---
were we?
---x---
were you?
---x---
were they?
---x---
Exercises
B. Make the past simple (use positive / negative or question):
a) Today the weather ___________ great, but last week it ___________ awful.
b) Tony and I ___________ so hungry last night!
i) Tina, Arthur and Jake ___________ in Paris today. Just yesterday they ___________
in Berlin.
j) - Oh! This tomato ___________ rotten!
- Really? It ___________ good yesterday.
Exercises
Exercises
3. Is _________ an interesting
museum.
4. _________ are new bikes.
5. _________ is my house.
6. _________ is a hill.
8. What is _________?
1.1.6 Interrogative words - who, where, what, when, how, which, etc.
What
O que, qual
When
Quando
Where
Onde
Why
Por que?
Who
Quem (sujeito)
Whom
Which
Whos
De quem?
Como
How
Expresses formadas com how:
How many
Quantos (contveis)
How much
Quantos (incontveis)
How old
Quantos anos?
How long
Quanto tempo?
How far
Qual a distncia?
How tall
Que altura?
How deep
Qual a profundidade?
How often
Qual a freqncia?
How big
Qual o tamanho?
I am a Singer
She is Mary.
It is Marys
I am fine, thanks.
It costs 55 cents
He is 55 years old
It takes me 5 minutes.
school?
He is 1.70 meters
Once a year.
planet.
Exercises
Fill in the blanks with intettogative words: who / whose / what / which / where /
when / why / how / how much / how many:
(Preencha as lacunas com palavras interrogativas: que / quem / o que / que /
onde / quando / por que / como / quanto / quantos:)
1) " __________ is your car?"
dinner?"
"I drink water."
red or blue?"
lives there."
beach?"
"On Saturdays."
9)
"
__________
cigaretts
do
smoke?"
"It's mine."
"Because I am a fool."
you
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
My name is...
Let me introduce myself, I'm...
Im from Brazil
Im brazilian
I was born in Brazil
I live in...
Im a teacher
Im a lawyer
Im a doctor
Im thirty-three years old
Im single
Im married
13.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
2 BIMESTRE
14.
22.
41.Ex.:
24.Interrogativ
as
26.Do I ?
28.Do you ?
30.Does he.?
32.Does she?
34.Does it?
36.Do we?
38.Do you ?
40.Do they...?
42.I dont have to work today. (Eu no tenho que trabalhar hoje).
She doesnt have to wash the dishes. (Ela no tem que lavar a loua).
They dont go to school on the weekends. (Eles no vo escola nos
finais de semana).
43.Do you generally wake up at seven? (Voc geralmente acorda s
7h?).
Does the dog bark a lot during the night? (O co late muito durante a
noite?).
Does he work as a waiter at that new restaurant? (Ele trabalha como
garom naquele novo restaurante?).
44.No necessrio o uso dos auxiliares do e does nas frases
afirmativas, no entanto, os verbos sofrem algumas alteraes nas
terceiras pessoas do singular (he, she, it). Como regra geral, deve-se
acrescentar um s no verbo para essas pessoas.
45.Ex.:
46.Mary lives downtown. (A Mary mora no centro da cidade).
Bob loves chocolate. (Bob ama chocolate).
Susans dog sleeps a lot during the day. (O cachorro da Susan dorme
muito durante o dia).
47.
Every day after the meals, my mom washes the dishes. (Todo dia,
aps as refeies, minha me lava a loua).
Jack does his homework at night. (Jack faz seu dever de casa noite).
Cindy kisses her parents every day. (Cindy beija seus pais todos os
dias).
52.
53.
54.
Exercises
Present Tense:
55.1. I ________________________ you. ( to love)
56.2. This _____________________ 20 kilograms. (to weigh)
57.3. Ron _____________________ serious. (to seem)
58.4. We ______________________ tomatoes. (to like)
59.5. The boy __________________to play. (to want)
60.6. You _____________________ to sleep. (to need)
61.7. Thomas _________________ his car every Sunday. (to wash)
62.8. They never ____________________ with me. (to agree)
63.9. She _____________________something strange. (to hear)
64.10. The box _________________ food. (to contain)
65.
66.
Present Tense:
67.1. I usually _____________ to school. (to go)
68.2. They ________________us often. (to visit)
69.3. You _________________basketball once a week. (to play)
70.4. Tom _________________ every day. (to work)
71.5. He __________________ to tell us funny stories (to try)
72.6. She _________________ me with that! (to help)
73.7. Martha and Kevin ______________ twice a week. (to swim)
74.8. In this club people _________________ a lot. (to dance)
Simple Present.
79.1. _________________________________ mineral water? (you/to drink)
80.2. _________________________________their pets? (Sarah and Linda/ to
feed)
81.3. _________________________________ your homework? (your teacher/to
check)
82.4. _________________________________ in the old house? (they/to live)
83.5. _________________________________on the wall in the mornings? (the
cat/to sit)
84.6. _________________________________computer games? (Nina/to play)
85.7. _________________________________TV in the afternoon? (your
parents/to watch)
86.8. ________________________________the phone? (your grandmother/to
answer)
87.9. ________________________________the shopping? (Andy/to do)
88.10. ________________________________a cup of tea in the afternoon?
(Gary and Ken/to have)
89.
2.1.2 Object Pronouns
90.
91.
93.
98.Obje
ect
ct
Pron
Pron
oun
99.I
oun
100.
101.
Me
102.
You
103.
You
104.
He
105.
Him
106.
She
107.
Her
108.
It
109.
It
110.
We
111.
Us
112.
You
113.
You
114.
They
Them
115.
1. in the correct pronouns.
116.
a) My sister Jane loves books. This novel is for (she) .... .
b) My children like Disney films. The video is for (they) ..... .
c) My brother Matt collects picture postcards. These postcards are for
d)
e)
f)
g)
(he) .... .
My parents like Latin music. The CD is for (they) .... .
I like watches. This nice watch is for (I) .... .
My wife and I love sweets. These sweets are for (we) .... .
My nephew likes cars. The toy truck is for (he) .... .
expressar:
120.
1- Ordem ou pedido:
121.
Open your book on page 123. (Abra seu livro na pgina 123).
Speak only English during our class. (Fale somente ingls durante
nossa aula).
Dont talk during the class. (No converse durante a aula).
Tidy up your bedroom. (Organize seu quarto).
Come to my house tomorrow at 8:00. (Venha minha casa, amanh
s 8h).
122.
2- Convite:
123.
125.
Lets not wait for our friends anymore. (No vamos mais esperar
pelos nossos amigos).
126.
Em
frases
imperativas,
uso
do always (sempre)
Always bring your book, notebook and pencil case to the class.
Exerccios
130.
A) Use os verbos dos parnteses para transformar as sentenas
em imperativo AFIRMATIVO.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
9-I am Lieutenant Walmir
(drop)
_____________
140.
10-- _____________ your keys in ignition (leave) and ________ (sit)
on the other side of the car.
141.
142.
B) Adicione please nas sentenas abaixo de modo torn-las
mais polidas, educadas.
143.
144.
145.
14- _____________ a car for your son today is his birhday (buy)
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
20-I am Lieutenant Walmir
(drop)
_____________
152.
21- _____________ your keys in ignition (leave) and ________ (sit)
on the other side of the car.
153.
154.
C) Use os verbos dos parnteses para transformar as sentenas
em imperativo NEGATIVO [Dont].
155.
156.
157.
25- _____________ a car for your son today is his birhday (buy)
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
31-I am Lieutenant Walmir
(drop)
_____________
164.
32-- _____________ your keys in ignition (leave) and ________ (sit)
on the other side of the car.
165.
166.
D) Adicione please dont nas sentenas abaixo de modo
torn-las negativas porm mais polidas, educadas.
167.
168.
169.
14- _____________ a car for your son today is his birhday (buy)
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
41-I am Lieutenant Walmir
(drop)
_____________
176.
42- _____________ your keys in ignition (leave) and ________ (sit)
on the other side of the car.
177.
178.
2.1.4 Quantifiers - much, too much, many, too many, very, very
much, so, so much, etc.
179.
180. Quantifiers so expresses usadas para indicar e fornecer
informaes a respeito da quantidade de algo. Uma categoria de adjetivos,
pronomes
artigos
que
quantificam
os
substantivos.
Antes
de
Countable
(contveis) so
aqueles
substantivos
que
duas
uso
listas
dos
que
seguem
vo
quantificadores
te
auxiliar
corretos.
muito,
na
Para substantivos
184.
both (of)
185.
enough
187.
every
188.
a lot (of)
190.
a,
191.
quite a lot
an
som
e (of)
(of)
193.
many
194.
too many
196.
a few
197.
very few
199.
each
200.
none (of)
202.
all (of)
203.
189.
any
(of)
192.
the
195.
seve
ral
198.
too
few
201.
no
204.
enough
207.
none
(of)
209.
some (of)
210.
all (of)
212.
any (of)
213.
the
215.
a little
216.
too little
218.
219.
208.
no
211.
very
much
214.
muc
h
217.
a lot
(of)
220.
221.
222.
225.
precisa?
226.
227.
l?
228.
229.
fazer.
230.
Too e So
Nova
York.
teatro.
Add a little sugar, please. Adicione um pouco de acar, por favor.
237.
Exercises
240.
241.
243.
money on clothes.
a) a lot
b) many
a) more
c) a little
b) fewer
d) a few
c) least
e) few
d) many
e) less
242.
to say nothing.
a) very
b) many
c) a lot of
d) much
e)lots of
e) less
244.
a) (
b) (
) Much more
intelligent.
c) (
d) (
a) Much
b) Many
c) Lost of
d) Fewer
e) Few
d) A lot
e) Lots
yesterday.
a) fewer / fewer
b) fewer / less
c) less / less
d) more / fewer
e) less / more
d) less / more
e) few / very
245.
2.1.5 Present Continuous Tense - affirmative, negative and
interrogative forms
246.
247. O presente contnuo deve ser usado para expressar uma
situao que est em progresso, ou seja, uma ao que ainda est
acontecendo. Todo nosso ando, endo e indo dos verbos em portugus
devem ser trocados em ingls por ing. A construo do presente contnuo
deve ser dada segundo a forma:
248.
249.
250. She is studying English now. (Ela est estudando ingls agora).
251.
Para a forma negativa, basta acrescentar o not aps o verbo to be
(am, is are). Ex:
252.
254.
me deles).
255.
256. Para elaborar uma frase interrogativa necessrio colocar o
verbo to be no incio da frase:
257.
Bob?)
258.
novela?)
259.
brincando no quintal?)
260.
261.
Obs:
262.
264.
265.
266.
267.
269.
She is putting the folders in the drawer. (Ela est colocando as pastas
na gaveta).
270.
271.
272.
1.She is..............away
Exercises
B.Makeing
C.Makeying
A.Running
B.Runing
C.Runnying
2.We're not.............to our
273.
274.
275.
parents.(Lie)
A.Lieing
276.
5.She is................in
B.Lying
her studies.(Excel)
C.Ling
A.Excelling
B.Exceling
3.Animals are................in
C.Excellying
Amazonia.(Die)
A.Dying
6.Are you..................now?
B.Dieing
(Stop)
C.Ding
A.Stoping
B.Stopping
4.Theyre...............lots of
C.Stoppying
money.(Make)
A.Making
7.She is....................Mike's
brother.(Date)
A.Dateing
(Feel)
B.Dating
A.Feeling
C.Datying
B.Feelling
C.Feli
277.
278.
279.
__
280.
281.
________________________________________________________________
__
282.
283.
________________________________________________________________
__
284.
285.
________________________________________________________________
__
286.
5. (she / cry?)
287.
________________________________________________________________
__
288.
289.
________________________________________________________________
__
290.
291.
________________________________________________________________
__
292.
293.
________________________________________________________________
__
294.
295.
________________________________________________________________
__
296.
297.
________________________________________________________________
__
298.
299.
__
300.
301.
________________________________________________________________
__
302.
303.
________________________________________________________________
__
304.
305.
________________________________________________________________
__
306.
307.
________________________________________________________________
__
308.
309.
________________________________________________________________
__
310.
311.
________________________________________________________________
__
312.
313.
________________________________________________________________
__
314.
315.
________________________________________________________________
__
316.
317.
________________________________________________________________
__
318.
3
3 BIMESTRE
319.
326.
wor
ked yeste
rday
327.
You
328.
wor
ked yeste
rday
329.
He
330.
wor
ked yeste
rday
331.
She
332.
wor
ked yeste
rday
333.
It
334.
wor
ked yeste
rday
335.
We
336.
wor
ked yeste
rday
337.
You
338.
wor
ked yeste
rday
339.
They
340.
wor
ked yeste
rday
341.
342.
343.
hope - hoped
change - changed
like - liked
behave - behaved
lie - lied
live - lived
350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
love - loved
arrive - arrived
invite - invited
snore snored
355.
formada
porconsoante/vogal/consoante, dobra-se
ltima
consoante
acrescenta-se -ed:
356.
357.
358.
359.
360.
361.
362.
363.
364.
365.
366.
367.
stop - stopped
permit - permitted
occur - occurred
rob - robbed
admit - admitted
prefer - preferred
omit - omitted
control - controlled
drop - dropped
plan - planned
shop shopped
368.
OBSERVAO: No Ingls Britnico, se o verbo termina com a
letra "L", dobra-se essa consoante mesmo que a ltima slaba no seja
tnica.
369.
travel - travelled
370.
rival - rivalled
371.
372.
-ied:
373.
374.
375.
376.
377.
378.
379.
study - studied
carry - carried
worry - worried
try - tried
hurry - hurried
cry cried
380.
OBSERVAO: Quando o y for precedido de vogal, no h
mudana ortogrfica, bastando apenas acrescentar -ed ao verbo:
381.
pray - prayed
382.
enjoy - enjoyed
383.
obey - obeyed
384.
play - played
385.
386.
387.
388.
389.
390.
391.
392.
393.
394.
listen - listened
develop - developed
open - opened
fasten - fastened
suffer - suffered
visit - visited
wonder - wondered
offer offered
395.
396.
ingls:
397.
Infinitive
(infini
tivo)
401.
to arise
405.
to
awak
e
409.
to be
413.
to bear
417.
to beat
421.
to
beco
me
425.
to begin
429.
to bet
433.
to bite
437.
to bleed
441.
to blow
445.
to break
449.
to bring
453.
to build
399.
398.
Sim
ple Past
(Passado)
402.
se
aro
406.
oke
aw
Pas
t
Participle
(Particpio
)
403.
aris
en
407.
aw
oken
Translation
(Traduo)
404.
surgir, erguer-se
408.
despertar
412.
ser, estar
416.
nascer
420.
bater
410.
was
, were
414.
bor
e
418.
bea
t
411.
n
415.
n
419.
ten
422.
bec
ame
423.
bec
ome
424.
tornar-se
426.
an
beg
427.
un
beg
428.
comear
430.
bet
431.
bet
432.
apostar
434.
bit
bitt
436.
morder
438.
d
442.
w
446.
ke
450.
ught
454.
t
ble
435.
en
439.
d
443.
wn
447.
ken
451.
ught
455.
t
440.
sangrar
444.
soprar
448.
quebrar
452.
trazer
456.
construir
ble
bro
bro
buil
bee
400.
bor
bea
ble
blo
bro
bro
buil
457.
to burn
461.
to buy
465.
to catch
469.
to
choo
se
473.
to come
477.
to cost
481.
to cut
485.
to dig
489.
to do
493.
to draw
497.
to drink
501.
to drive
505.
to eat
509.
to fall
513.
to feed
517.
to feel
521.
to fight
525.
to find
529.
to fly
533.
to forbid
537.
to forget
541.
to
458.
bur
nt
(burned)
462.
bou
ght
466.
cau
ght
459.
bur
nt
(burned)
463.
bou
ght
467.
cau
ght
470.
se
cho
471.
sen
cho
474.
me
478.
t
ca
475.
me
479.
t
co
482.
cut
483.
486.
dug
490.
did
494.
w
498.
nk
502.
ve
dre
506.
ate
510.
fell
514.
460.
queimar
464.
comprar
468.
caar
472.
escolher
476.
vir
480.
custar
cut
484.
cortar
487.
dug
488.
cavar
491.
e
495.
wn
499.
nk
503.
en
507.
en
511.
en
don
492.
fazer
496.
desenhar
500.
beber
504.
dirigir
508.
comer
512.
cair
fed
515.
fed
516.
518.
felt
519.
felt
520.
sentir
522.
ght
526.
nd
530.
w
534.
ade
538.
ot
542.
ave
fou
523.
ght
527.
nd
531.
wn
535.
idden
539.
otten
543.
iven
fou
524.
lutar
528.
encontrar
532.
voar
536.
proibir
540.
esquecer
544.
esquecer
cos
dra
dro
fou
fle
forb
forg
forg
cos
dra
dru
driv
eat
fall
fou
flo
forb
forg
forg
dar de comer
forgiv
e
545.
to
forsa
ke
549.
to freeze
553.
to get
557.
to give
561.
to go
565.
to grow
569.
to have
573.
to hear
577.
to hide
581.
to hit
585.
to hold
589.
to hurt
593.
to keep
597.
to know
601.
to lead
605.
to lend
609.
to lose
613.
to make
617.
to meet
621.
to pay
625.
to put
629.
546.
ook
fors
547.
fors
aken
550.
e
froz
554.
got
558.
e
562.
nt
566.
w
gav
551.
froz
en
555.
got
/ gotten
559.
giv
en
563.
gon
e
567.
gro
wn
570.
had
571.
574.
rd
hea
578.
hid
575.
hea
rd
579.
hid
/ hidden
582.
hit
583.
hit
586.
d
590.
t
594.
t
598.
w
hel
587.
d
591.
t
595.
t
599.
wn
hel
602.
led
603.
606.
lent
610.
548.
abandonar
552.
congelar
556.
receber; conseguir; obter;
adquirir...
560.
dar
564.
ir
568.
crescer
572.
ter
576.
ouvir, escutar
580.
esconder, ocultar
584.
bater, ferir
588.
segurar
592.
machucar
596.
manter
600.
saber, conhecer
led
604.
conduzir, comandar
607.
lent
608.
emprestar
lost
611.
lost
612.
perder
614.
de
ma
615.
de
ma
616.
fazer, criar
618.
met
619.
met
620.
encontrar
622.
d
pai
623.
d
pai
624.
pagar
626.
put
627.
put
628.
colocar
630.
rea
631.
rea
632.
ler
we
gre
hur
kep
kne
had
hur
kep
kno
to read
633.
to ride
637.
to ring
641.
to rise
645.
to run
649.
to say
653.
to see
657.
to sell
661.
to send
665.
to shut
669.
to sleep
673.
to speak
677.
to swim
681.
to take
685.
to teach
689.
to tell
693.
to think
697.
to throw
701.
to win
705.
to write
d
634.
e
638.
g
642.
e
rod
ran
ros
d
635.
en
639.
g
643.
n
ridd
run
rise
646.
ran
647.
run
650.
d
sai
sai
654.
saw
658.
d
662.
t
666.
t
670.
pt
674.
ke
678.
m
682.
k
686.
ght
sol
651.
d
655.
n
659.
d
663.
t
667.
t
671.
pt
675.
ken
679.
m
683.
en
687.
ght
690.
told
691.
told
694.
ught
698.
w
702.
n
706.
te
tho
695.
ught
699.
wn
703.
n
707.
ten
tho
sen
shu
sle
spo
swa
too
tau
thre
wo
wro
see
sol
sen
shu
sle
spo
swu
tak
tau
thro
wo
writ
636.
andar, passear
640.
644.
levantar, erguer
648.
correr
652.
dizer
656.
ver
660.
vender
664.
enviar
668.
fechar
672.
dormir
676.
falar, dizer
680.
nadar
684.
pegar
688.
ensinar
692.
dizer
696.
pensar, acreditar
700.
jogar, arremessar
704.
ganhar
708.
escrever
709. *Apesar de a escrita ser a mesma, o passado do verbo to read possui uma pronncia diferente. Enquanto no
presente l-se /riid/, no passado l-se /rad/.
710.
Exercises
711.
712.
713.
Affirmative
716.
He wrote a
book.
714.
717.
Negative
715.
718.
719.
720.
sing
He did not
721.
722.
723.
Interrogative
724.
Was she
pretty?
725.
726.
728.
1.
731.
2.
734.
3.
737.
4.
740.
5.
743.
6.
746.
7.
749.
8.
752.
9.
755.
10
Infinitive
729.
meet
727.
732.
drive
735.
speak
738.
put
741.
write
744.
sing
747.
do
750.
sit
753.
stand
756.
run
Simple Past
730.
733.
736.
739.
742.
745.
748.
751.
754.
757.
758.
759.
2. Put the verbs into the simple past:
760.
a) Last year I (go)
b) It (be)
c) I (visit)
to England on holiday.
fantastic.
lots of interesting places. I (be)
friends of mine .
d) In the mornings we (walk)
with two
to pubs.
strangely fine.
g) It (not / rain)
a lot.
h) But we (see)
761.
3. Make the past simple, positive, negative or question:
762.
763.
764.
765.
year.
766.
767.
768.
769.
770.
771.
772.
773.
774.
775.
776.
3.1.3 Plural of nouns
777.
778.
779.
notebook notebooks
table tables
river rivers
eraser erasers
780.
781.
plural ES:
Exemplos:
bus buses
class classes
Brush brushes
box boxes
Church churches
topaz topazes
782.
2. Substantivos terminados em Y:
story stories
city cities
785.
4. Substantivos terminados em O:
Exemplos:
negro negroes
potato potatoes
786.
787.
4. Substantivos terminados em F ou FE, geralmente feito com
o
acrscimo
do
VES.
Exemplos:
wife wives
788.
Wolf wolves
789.
790.
5. Plurais irregulares:
Exercises
792.
793.
794.
1. These (person)____________ are protesting against the president.
2. The (woman) ____________ over there want to meet the manager.
3. My (child) ____________ hate eating pasta.
4. I am ill. My (foot) ____________ hurt.
5. Muslims kill (sheep) ____________ in a religious celebration.
6. I clean my (tooth) ____________ three times a day.
7. The (student ) ____________ are doing the exercise right now.
8. The (fish) ____________ I bought is in the fridge.
9. They are sending some (man) ____________ to fix the roof.
8. sandwich -____________.
2. house -____________ .
9. nurse -____________.
3. boy -____________.
10.elf - ____________.
4. family -____________.
11.phenomenon -____________ .
5. life -____________.
12.criterion -____________.
6. photo -____________ .
13.village -____________.
7. phone - ____________.
14.toy -____________.
us-los.
Compreensvel,
afinal
esses
termos
so
ligeiramente
parecidos. Se voc tem essas dvidas, minha inteno acabar com elas
agora porque os possessive adjectives e os possessive pronouns so
facilmente encontrados em textos formais e na conversao informal.
Para facilitar o aprendizado, vamos rever os significados dos termos
gramaticais adjective (adjetivo), pronoun (pronome) e possessive:
Pronoun vem
do
latim pro em
lugar
de
+ nomen nome.
Ou
verbopossidre possuir.
Pesso
as
Possessi
ve
Adjectiv
es
Possessi
ve
Pronoun
s
Traduo
My
Mine
Meu(s), minha(s)
You
Your
Yours
He
His
His
She
Her
Hers
It
Its
Its
We
Our
Ours
Nosso(s), nossa(s)
Yours
Theirs
You
They
Your
Their
My car, my cars
red.)
Your car is red, mine is blue. (em vez de Your car is red, my car is
blue.)
His car is green, hers is pink (em vez de His car is green, her car is
pink.)
Empregue os possessive pronouns aps a preposio of numa construo
especial:
She is wearing a dress of hers. (Ela est usando um dos vestidos dela.
/ Ela est usando um dos seus vestidos.)
Ateno: Os Possessive Pronouns nunca so usados antes de substantivo,
pois sua funo substitui-lo.
A. Observe as palavras grifadas abaixo e diga se elas
so possessive adjectives ou possessive pronouns.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1. Write the correct verb form into the gap. Use the Past Progressive.
Example: ___ she ______ a book? (to read)
Answer: Was she reading a book?
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64
4 BIMESTRE
Negativa
Interrogativa
I will / Ill
Will I ?
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Will you?
He will / hell
Will he?
Will she?
It will / itll
Will it?
We will / well
Will we..?
Will you?
Will they?
Exercises
Os Pronomes
Indefinidos (Indefinite
Pronouns)
podem
ser substantivos (indefinite
pronouns),
quando
os
substituem,
ou adjetivos (indefinite adjectives), quando qualificam os substantivos.
Os Pronomes Indefinidos (Indefinite Pronouns) existentes na Lngua
Inglesa so:
1. SOME - ALGUM, ALGO, ALGUNS, ALGUMA, ALGUMAS, UM, UNS,
UMA, UMAS, UM POUCO DE
* Some e
seus
compostos
so
usados
em
frases afirmativas. Some tambm pode ser usado em frases
interrogativas quando se trata de um oferecimento ou pedido ou
quando se espera uma resposta positiva. Este pronome pode ser um
pronome adjetivo (indefinite adjective) ou um pronome substantivo
(indefinite pronoun).
She was hot and I gave her some water. (Ela estava com calor e eu lhe dei
um pouco de gua.)
I prefer to forget some things that happened in the past.
(Prefiro esquecer algumas coisas que aconteceram no
passado.)
Some exercises are difficult to do. (Alguns exerccios so
difceis de fazer.)
Would you like some tea? (Voc gostaria de um pouco de
ch?)
2. SOMEBODY/SOMEONE - ALGUM
Somebody/Someone is knocking the door. (Algum est batendo na
porta.)
3. SOMETHING - ALGUMA COISA, ALGO
There is something under the bed.
(H/Tem alguma coisa embaixo da
cama.)
I gave her something to drink.
(Eu dei a ela algo para beber.)
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For more informal invitations you can use can + get. Get means
buy in this context.
Can I get you a drink?
We also use would and can for offering to help someone.
Would you like some help?
Can I help you?
Can I give you a hand with that?
We also use modals for asking for something (making a request
or asking permission).
Can you do me a favour? - (more informal)
Would you do me a favour? - (more polite)
Can you help me? - (more informal)
Would you help me? - (more polite)
Yes. [Sim]
Sure. [Claro]
OK.
Id love to. [Eu adoraria]
No, Im sorry. [No. Sinto Muito]
I dont think so. [Acho que no]
No, Im afraid I cant. [Infelizmente, eu no posso.]
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2.
3.
.
4.
.
5.
.
6.
.
7.
.
8.
.
9.
.
10.
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