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A OR AN
ATENO:
House
University
Hour
Uniform
Mike and Tina are engineers. Mike is an electronic engineer, and Tina is a
chemical engineer.
There are people waiting outside.
They're English students.
______ architect
______ elevator
______ house
______ woman
______ moment
______ bicycle
______ apple
______ airplane
______ umbrella
______ story
______ hour
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PLURAL
Notebook Notebooks
River Rivers
Box Boxes
Brush Brushes
Topaz Topazes
Glass Glasses
Potato Potatoes
Calf
Leaf
Loaf
Wolf Wolves
Thieves
Shelf Shelves
Halves
Self Selves
Sheaves
Thief
Half
Sheaf
Story Stories
Family Families
Day Days
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Datum Data
Crisis Crises
Phenomenon Phenomena
Mouse Mice
Foot Feet
Woman Women
Child Children
Man Men
Homework:
How many _________________________ (scarf) do you have?
There are lots of ____________________________ (sheep) in my farm.
Many _______________(woman) have to take care of their _____________ (child)
while they work.
My ________________ (foot) hurt.
I brush my ________________ (tooth) three times a day.
The ________________ (student ) are doing the exercise right now.
The ________________ (fish) are in the ocean.
They are sending some ________________ (man) to fix the computer.
Most ________________ (wife) work at home.
Where are the ________________ (knife) ?
On the ________________ (shelf) .
________________ (Piano) are expensive
Some ________________ (policeman) came to arrest him.
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DEMONSTRATIVOS
There is Singular
forma
longa
forma
contrada
there is
theres
Exemplos
There is
a man in the car.
h, existe
Theres
a fly in your soup.
There is
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There are
40 students in my class.
there are
There are
two dogs in the house.
h, existe
There are
10 people in the family.
negativa
negativa
negativa
(forma
longa)
(forma
contrada)
(forma
contrada)
There is
There is not
Theres not
There isnt
There are
There arent
afirmativa
Usa-se there isnt any ou there arent any para se dizer no h nenhum.
There isnt any milk in the refrigerator
There arent any apples in the tree
QUANTIDADES
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____________ students have doubts about the words much and many.
There are ____________ cars in the parking lot.
I dont drink ____________ milk in the morning.
There are ____________ apples on the kitchen table.
A little: um pouco
Little:quase nada
A few: um pouco
________ apples
________ dogs
________ luck
________ rice
________ time
________ friends
________ bicycles
________ sugar
________ chairs
________ trees
________ cups
________ coffee
________ boys
________ bread
________ children
________ money
________ ideas
________ work
________ water
________ men
ADVRBIOS
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Exemplos:
well (bem)
vigorously (vigorosamente)
fast (rpido)
eagerly (ansiosamente,
avidamente)
badly (mal)
stupdly (estupidamente)
brilliantly (brilhantemente)
easily (facilmente)
slowly (vagarosamente)
gracefully (graciosamente)
Ocorrem:
1) Antes do Sujeito: Quickly he organized the entire thing
2) Entre sujeito e verbo: He quickly organized the entire thing
3) Aps verbo ou objeto: He organized the entire thing quickly
100%
always (sempre)
Usually
frequently(frequentemente)
often (com frequncia)
50%
~
sometimes (s vezes)
occasionally(eventualmente)
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rarely (raramente)
seldom (raramente)
hardly ever (quase nunca)
0%
never (nunca)
Ocorrem:
1) Depois do sujeito e antes do verbo: We never travel by ship.
2) Aps os verbos modais: We can always forgive people.
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soon (logo,
brevemente,
prontamente)
first
(primeiramente,
antes de tudo)
lately (ultimamente,
recentemente)
tomorrow (amanh)
yesterday (ontem)
suddenly (de
repente)
late (tarde)
today (hoje)
early (cedo)
finally (finalmente)
now (agora)
forever (para
sempre)
immediately
(imediatemente)
then (ento, naquele
tempo)
before (antes)
after (depois)
already (j)
still (ainda)
yet (j, ainda no)
afterwards (mais
tarde, em seguida)
in September (em
setembro)
just (recentemente,
h pouco = adv.
tempo / somente,
exatamente = adv.
modo)
next
week/month/year/ce
ntury (na prxina
semana, no prximo
ms/ano/sculo)
Ocorre:
1) Normalmente, no fim da frase.
above (acima)
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around (ao redor, por a, por todos
os lados, pra l e pra c)
in Brazil (no Brasil)
Ocorre:
1. Aps o verbo ou objeto: Let's go to bed early.
2.
3. too (demais,
excessivamen
te)
12.fairly
(razoavelment
e)
4. very (muito)
13.really
(realmente, de
fato)
5. much (muito)
6. far (muito)
7. too much
(demais, em
excesso)
8. very much
(muito)
9. almost
(quase)
10.rather
(bastante)
11.quite (bem)
18.sort of (um
tanto, um
pouco, meio,
mais ou
menos)
14.completely
(completamen
te)
19.kind of (um
tanto, um
pouco, meio,
mais ou
menos)
15.practically
(praticamente
)
20.more or less
(mais ou
menos)
16.nearly
(aproximadam
ente)
21.hardly (mal,
apenas)
17.partly (em
parte,
parcialmente)
22.scarcely (mal
apenas)
23.
24.Ocorre:
1. Antes da palavra que est sendo modificada: The day was too hot.
25.
26.maybe (talvez)
29.probably (provavelmente)
30.
28.possibly (possivelmente)
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31.definitely (definitivamente)
32.certainly (certamente,
seguramente,
evidentemente)
35.Ocorre:
1. Antes do verbo principal: I definitely feel better today.
36.
2. Maybe e Perhaps: incio. Maybe I'm right.
37.
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38.
39.
40.
COMPARATIVO
45.taller
46.fat
47.fatter
48.
49.Comfort
able
50.More
comfort
able
52.happier
51.Happy
53.Irregulares:
54.Good
55.Better
56.Bad
57.Worse
58.Far
59.Further
60.Little
61.Less
62.Many
63.More
64.
65.Estruturao:
66.(Obj1)+ (verb auxiliar to be conjugado) + (adjetivo no comparativo) +
THAN + (Obj2).
67.
I
than
am
faster
a turtle.
68.
69.
SUPERLATIVO
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71.
72.Preparao do adjetivo:
73.
1. Adjetivos com uma slaba: ADICIONA-SE EST ao final.
2. Adjetivos CVC: Repete-se a ltima letra + EST.
3. Adjetivo com mais de uma slaba: THE MOST + adjetivo.
4. Adjetivo de mais de uma slaba, terminado em Y: Remover o Y,
adiciona IEST.
74.
75.tall
76.tallest
77.fat
78.fattest
79.Comfort
able
80.Most
comfort
able
82.happiest
81.Happy
83.
84.Good
85.Best
86.Bad
87.Worst
88.Far
89.Farther
90.Little
91.Least
92.Many
93.Most
94.
95.Estruturao:
96.(Obj)+ (verb auxiliar to be conjugado) + THE+ (adjetivo no
superlativo) + complemento
97.
I
girl in the world.
am
the
98.
fastest
IGUALDADE
99.Estruturao:
100.
(Obj1)+ (verb auxiliar to be conjugado) + (not) + as +
(adjetivo) + as + (Obj2)
101.
fast
am
as
(not)
a turtle.
102.
103.
104.
E X E RC C I O S
as
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105.
106.
107.
3. Non-smokers usually live ________________________(long) than
smokers.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
13. They are the ________________________ (ugly) boys in the
world.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
3. Ben was the ______________________ person in his family.
(noisy)
124.
125.
5. Which is the ______________________ subject at school?
(difficult)
126.
6. Jim is the ______________________ player in the football team.
(good)
127.
128.
129.
130.
10. That is the______________________ sofa in our house.
(comfortable)
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131.
132.
Comparativo ou Superlativo
133.
1. This armchair is _____________________ than the old one.
(comfortable)
134.
135.
3. I bought the _____________________ souvenir I could afford.
(expensive)
136.
4. In this classroom there are girls _____________________ than
boys. (many)
137.
138.
139.
140.
8. This is the _____________________film i have ever seen.
(exciting)
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
Complete as frases usando o comparative de igualdade.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
5. My mom is ______________________________ (not / strict) your
mum.
151.
6. Your mobile phone is ______________________________ (not /
trendy) mine.
152.
7. Matrix II was ______________________________ (not / interesting)
Matrix I.
153.
8. This yoghurt ______________________________ (not / taste /
good) the one I bought yesterday.
154.
you.
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155.
10. I __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ (not /
earn / much / money) you do.
156.
Faa 10 frases de igualdade, comparativas ou superlativas
usando as seguintes informaes:
157.
158.
Laur
a
159.
Age:
20
160.
Heig
ht: 165 cm
161.
Wei
ght: 54 kg
162.
Han
na
163.
Age:
21
164.
Heig
ht: 167 cm
165.
Wei
ght: 50 kg
166.
Rach
el
167.
Age:
25
168.
Heig
ht: 170 cm
169.
Weig
ht: 55 kg
170.
Gre
ta
171.
Age
: 30
172.
Hei
ght: 168
cm
173.
Wei
ght: 55
kg
174.
175.
1.______________________________________________________________
________________________________________
176.
2.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
177.
3.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
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178.
4.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
179.
5.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
180.
6.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
181.
7.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
182.
8.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
183.
9.
.______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
184.
10.
.______________________________________________________________________
_____________________________
185.
186.
187.
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188.
Monday
189.
Tuesday
190.
192.
193.
Wednesday
191.
Friday
Saturday
194.
Sunday
Thursday
195.
196.
197.
January
202.
June
198.
Februar
y
203.
July
199.
March
200.
April
201.
May
204.
August
205.
Septem
ber
206.
October
207.
Novemb
er
208.
Decemb
er
209.
210.
211.
212.
Summer
213.
Winter
214.
Spring
Autumn / Fall
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
Hours
220.
30)
221.
59)
To: Usa-se para falar quantos minutos faltam para a hora (31-
222.
223.
224.
225.
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226.
227.
Midnight: 00:00
228.
Noon: 12:00
229.
In the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, Usa-se aps as
horas para especificar o horrio. Seven oclock in the morning (7:00)
ou Seven olock in the evening (19:00).
230.
231.
E X E RC C I O S
232.
233.
234.
235.
236.
237.
238.
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239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
244.
Quando esses eventos acontecem (dia, ms, estao) D a resposta
completa:
245.
246.
Your birthday:
______________________________________________________________________
________________
247.
Christmas:
______________________________________________________________________
_____________________
248.
Easter:
______________________________________________________________________
_________________________
249.
Valentines Day:
______________________________________________________________________
_______________
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250.
New Year:
______________________________________________________________________
_____________________
251.
Childrens Day:
______________________________________________________________________
________________
252.
Halloween:
______________________________________________________________________
____________________
253.
Independence Day:
______________________________________________________________________
___________
254.
______________________________________________________________________
_
255.
256.
NUMBERS
Cardinais:
257.
1
258.
on
259.
1
260.
Eleven
261.
21
262.
t
wentyone
263.
31
264.
hirtyone
265.
2
266.
tw
267.
1
268.
Twelve
269.
22
270.
t
wentytwo
271.
40
272.
orty
273.
3
274.
th
275.
1
276.
Thirtee
n
277.
23
278.
t
wentythree
279.
50
280.
ifty
281.
4
282.
fo
283.
1
284.
Fourte
en
285.
24
286.
t
wentyfour
287.
60
288.
ixty
289.
5
290.
fiv
291.
1
292.
Fifteen
293.
25
294.
t
wentyfive
295.
70
296.
s
eventy
297.
6
298.
si
299.
1
300.
Sixteen
301.
26
302.
t
wentysix
303.
80
304.
ighty
305.
7
306.
se
307.
1
308.
Sevent
ee
n
309.
27
310.
t
wentyseven
311.
90
312.
inety
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313.
8
314.
ei
315.
1
316.
Eightee
n
317.
28
318.
t
wentyeight
319.
100
320.
a
/one
hundre
d
321.
9
322.
ni
323.
1
324.
Ninete
en
325.
29
326.
t
wentynine
327.
1,000
328.
a
/one
thousan
d
329.
1
330.
te
331.
2
332.
Twenty
333.
30
334.
hirty
335.
1,000,
00
0
336.
a
/one
million
337.
Ordinais:
338. 339.
1 st
340.
firs
341.342.
1 th
343.
elevent
h
344. 345.
2 st
346.
twent
y
fi
r
s
t
347.
31
348.
st
349.
thirtyfirst
350. 351.
2 n
352.
sec
353.354.
1 th
355.
Twelfth
356. 357.
2 n
358.
twent
y
s
e
c
o
n
d
359.
40
360.
th
361.
fortieth
362. 363.
3 rd
364.
thir
365.366.
1 th
367.
thirteen
th
368. 369.
2 rd
370.
twent
y
t
h
ir
d
371.
50
372.
th
373.
fiftieth
374. 375.
4 th
376.
fou
377.378.
1 th
379.
fourtee
nth
380. 381.
2 th
382.
twent
y
f
o
u
rt
h
383.
60
384.
th
385.
sixtieth
386. 387.
5 th
388.
fift
389.390.
1 th
391.
Fifteent
h
392. 393.
2 th
394.
twent
y
fi
ft
395.
70
396.
th
397.
seventi
eth
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h
398. 399.
6 th
400.
sixt
401.402.
1 th
403.
sixteent
h
404. 405.
2 th
406.
twent
y
s
i
x
t
h
407.
80
408.
th
409.
eightiet
h
410. 411.
7 th
412.
sev
413.414.
1 th
415.
sevent
ee
nth
416. 417.
2 th
418.
twent
y
s
e
v
e
n
t
h
419.
90
420.
th
421.
ninetiet
h
422. 423.
8 th
424.
eig
425.426.
1 th
427.
eightee
nth
428. 429.
2 th
430.
twent
y
e
i
g
h
t
h
431.
100
432.
th
433.
one
hun
dre
dth
434. 435.
9 th
436.
nin
437.438.
1 th
439.
ninetee
nth
440. 441.
2 th
442.
twent
y
n
i
n
t
h
443.
1,00
0
444.
th
445.
one
tho
usa
ndt
h
446. 447.
1 th
448.
ten
449.450.
2 th
451.
twentiet
h
452. 453.
3 th
454.
thirtie
t
h
455.
1,00
0
,
0
0
0
456.
th
457.
one
milli
ont
h
458.
459.
E X E RC C I O
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461.
462.
(19)
463.
464.
Brazil won the_________________ World Cup for the time in
1994. (4)
465.
466.
The Berlin Wall fell near the end of the_________________
century. (20)
467.
(22)
468.
469.
470.
471.
CIDADE
472.
473.
474.
Meios de Transporte:
Avio Airplane
482.
Metr Subway
(USA), Underground (UK)
475.
Ambulncia
Ambulance
476.
483.
Moto Motorcycle
(USA), Motorbike (UK)
Barco Boat
477.
Bicicleta Bike,
Bicycle
484.
Navio Ship
485.
nibus Bus
478.
Caminho Truck
486.
Trem Train
479.
Carro Car
487.
Txi Taxi
488.
On foot A p
489.
Vehicles Veculos
480.
Helicptero
Helicopter,
481.
Lambreta Scooter
490.
491.
492.
Lugares da Cidade:
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493.
Superm
arket:
supermercado
500.
Lottery
retailer: casa
lotrica
494.
Hospital
: hospital
501.
Bus
stop: parada
de nibus
495.
loja
Store:
496.
City
hall: prefeitura
497.
Bank:
banco
498.
Church:
igreja
499.
Square:
praa
502.
Club:
clube
503.
Drugsto
re: farmcia
504.
Gas
station: posto
de gasolina
505.
Police
station:
delegacia
506.
School:
escola
507.
College:
faculdade
508.
Bakery:
padaria
509.
Snack
bar:
lanchonete
510.
Library:
biblioteca
511.
Museum
: museu
512.
Beach:
praia
513.
Direes:
514.
515.
516.
Go straight (V em frente)
517.
518.
519.
Take the first/second road on the left/right (Pegue a primeira /
segunda estrada esquerda / direita)
520.
Its on the left/right. ( esquerda / direita). como falar sobre
direes em ingls
521.
522.
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523.
524.
525.
526.
527.
528.
E X E RC C I O S
532.
533.
4. The ___________________ brings the food to our restaurant
every day.
534.
6. The postman in our town dont like vehicles. He delivers
letters ___________________ .
535.
536.
537.
Ache seis meios de transporte:
538.
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539.540.541.542.543.544.545.546.547.548.549.550.551.552.553. 765.
554.555.556.557.558.559.560.561.562.563.564.565.566.567.568.
569.570.571.572.573.574.575.576.577.578.579.580.581.582.583.
584.585.586.587.588.589.590.591.592.593.594.595.596.597.598.
599.600.601.602.603.604.605.606.607.608.609.610.611.612.613.
614.615.616.617.618.619.620.621.622.623.624.625.626.627.628.
629.630.631.632.633.634.635.636.637.638.639.640.641.642.643.
644.645.646.647.648.649.650.651.652.653.654.655.656.657.658.
659.660.661.662.663.664.665.666.667.668.669.670.671.672.673.
674.675.676.677.678.679.680.681.682.683.684.685.686.687.688.
689.690.691.692.693.694.695.696.697.698.699.700.701.702.703.
704.705.706.707.708.709.710.711.712.713.714.715.716.717.718.
719.720.721.722.723.724.725.726.727.728.729.730.731.732.733.
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734.735.736.737.738.739.740.741.742.743.744.745.746.747.748.
749.750.751.752.753.754.755.756.757.758.759.760.761.762.763.
764.
766.
767.
768.
769.
770.
Crie 5 frases sobre a posio dos lugares da cidade:
771.
772.
1.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
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773.
2.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
774.
3.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
775.
4.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
776.
5.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
777.
FAMLIA
778.
779.
Grandpar
ents avs
780.
Grandfath
er av
781.
Grandmot
her av
782.
Greatgrandfather
bisav
783.
Greatgrandmother
bisav
784.
Greatgreatgrandfathertatarav
785.
Greatgreatgrandmother tatarav
786.
Parents
pais (pai e me)
787.
pai
Father
788.
me
Mother
793.
Grandson
neto
794.
Granddau
ghter neta
795.
Wife
esposa
796.
Husband
esposo
789.
Children
filhos (crianas)
790.
filho
792.
Grandchil
dren netos
797.
Brother irmo
Son
791.
Daughter
filha
798.
irm
Sister -
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799.
tio
Uncle
805.
Father-inlaw sogro (pai
na lei)
810.
godmothe
r madrinha
(me em Deus)
800.
Aunt tia
801.
Cousin
primo ou prima
806.
Motherin-law sogra
(me na lei)
811.
stepfather
padrasto
802.
Nephew
sobrinho
807.
brotherin-law cunhado
803.
Niece
sobrinha
808.
sister-inlaw - cunhada
804.
na lei
809.
godfather
padrinho (pai
em Deus)
In-law -
812.
stepmoth
er madrasta
813.
halfbrothe
r meio irmo
(somente por
parte de pai ou
me)
814.
halfsister
meia irm.
815.
816.
E X E RC C I O S
817.
818.
819.
Kate is my __________________ .
Jane is Carol's _________________.
820.
Bill is my _________________.
821.
John is Grace's_________________ .
822.
Peter is my _________________.
823.
824.
Carol is my _________________.
825.
Kate is Carol's_________________ .
826.
Jane is my_________________ .
827.
Bill is Kate's_________________ .
828.
Mike is my _________________.
829.
Carol is John's_________________ .
830.
John is my _________________.
831.
832.
Alice is my_________________ .
833.
834.
Mark is my _________________.
835.
836.
Grace is my_________________ .
837.
838.
839.
840.
As oraes condicionais (if clauses) expressam a dependncia
entre uma circunstncia ou condio e um fato ou resultado.
841.
842.
a) a orao condicional (que exprime a condio), introduzida
por if ou when*;
843.
b) a orao principal (main clause), que menciona a
consequncia.
844.
*If e when podem ser usados um no lugar do outro quando
significam "sempre que"/"toda vez que"
845.
Zero Conditional:
846.
847.
848.
- Expressar situaes gerais que so sempre verdade, quer
dizer, dada aquela condio expressa pela orao condicional, obtmse um resultado determinado:
849.
850.
851.
852.
853.
Estruturao:
854.
855.
sujeito + verbo simple present + if + sujeito + verbo no simple
present + complemento
856.
stay
Fish
die
out of water.
if
they
857.
858.
First Conditional
859.
Expressa situaes ou aes possveis ou provveis de
acontecerem no futuro.
860.
861.
862.
Estruturao:
863.
864.
Sujeito + verbo future + (complemento) + if + sujeito + verbo
presente + (complemento)
865.
have
will buy
money.
a car
if
866.
867.
868.
E X E RC C I O S
869.
870.
a) If you _______________________ (help) me with my homework,
I _______________________ (finish) it in time to go to the cinema.
871.
b) If it _______________________ (not/rain), the students
_______________________ (practice) sport in the playground.
872.
c) Jane _______________________ (come) home early if she
_______________________ (not/be) very busy at work.
873.
d) Our teacher _______________________ (be) pleased if we
_______________________ (do) our homework.
874.
e) If Robert _______________________ (play) football with us, we
_______________________ (win) the match.
875.
876.
1. If it__________________,(snow)
people________________(wear)warm clothes.
877.
878.
umbrella.
880.
(boil).
881.
(get) tired.
882.
883.
IMPERATIVO
884.
885.
886.
887.
888.
Forma afirmativa:
889.
890.
891.
892.
893.
Forma negativa:
894.
895.
896.
897.
898.
E X E RC C I O S
899.
900.
_________________________________(work) so hard.
901.
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
FUTURE SIMPLE
908.
Usado para expressar uma ao futura que no h certeza que
ocorrer.
909.
910.
911.
912.
will
see
her.
913.
914.
915.
916.
Will
you
ring
her?
917.
918.
919.
920.
We
wont
921.
ativa
Afirm
924.
Ill
I will /
927.
You
will / youll
miss
school
922.
Negativa
923.
Int
errogativ
a
925.
926.
Wi
ll I ?
928.
You will not / you
wont
929.
Wi
ll you?
930.
He
will / hell
931.
He will not / he
wont
932.
Wi
ll he?
933.
She
will / shell
934.
She will not / she
wont
935.
Wi
ll she?
936.
itll
937.
It will not / it
wont
938.
Wi
ll it?
939.
We
will / well
940.
We will not / we
wont
941.
Wi
ll we..?
942.
They
will / theyll
943.
They will not /
they wont
944.
Wi
ll they?
It will /
945.
946.
E X E RC C I O S
947.
948.
949.
950.
951.
952.
953.
954.
955.
956.
957.
958.
959.
(you / ask / him)
______________________________________________________________________
_____________
960.
(Jenny / lock / the door)
______________________________________________________________________
_____
961.
(it / rain)
______________________________________________________________________
______________________
962.
(the teacher / test / our English)
__________________________________________________________________
963.
(what / they / eat)
______________________________________________________________________
____________
964.
(when / she / be / back)
______________________________________________________________________
_____
965.
(who / drive / us / into town)
_____________________________________________________________________
966.
(where / we / meet)
______________________________________________________________________
__________
967.
(when / I / be / famous)
______________________________________________________________________
_____
968.
(what / you / do)
______________________________________________________________________
_____________
969.
IMMEDIATE FUTURE
970.
usado para descrevermos uma ao futura que est
planejada e est prestes a acontecer.
971.
972.
Sujeito + verbo to go no present continuous + verbo principal
infinitivo + complemento
973.
to try
am going
my best
974.
975.
976.
Sujeito + verbo to go no present continuous (negative) + verbo
principal infinitive
977.
He
to sleep
isnt going
978.
979.
980.
Auxiliar to be + Sujeito + to go (ing) + verbo infinitivo +
complemento
981.
Are
the patients?
they
982.
983.
going
to see
E X E RC C I O S
984.
I ________________________________________ (travel) all over the
world.
985.
I ________________________________________ (not/work) in an
office.
986.
I ________________________________________ (marry) a very rich
woman.
987.
988.
They _____________________________________ (become) a football
team.
989.
990.
I _________________________________________ (play) the piano
every night in a cafe.
991.
992.
We _______________________________________ (eat) in restaurants
every day.
993.
994.
995.
1.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
996.
2.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
997.
3.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
998.
4.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
999.
5.
______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
1000.
1001.
PAST SIMPLE
1002.
1003.
Estruturao da frase:
1004.
1005.
1006.
1007.
We
worked
yesterday.
1008.
1009.
Verbos j terminados em E apenas ganham o D: dance =
danced
1010.
Verbos terminados em consoante+y, perdem o Y e ganham
IED: study = studied.
1011.
Verbos terminados em vogal+y, apenas ganham ED: play =
played.
1012.
Verbos terminados em consoante+vogal+consoante dobram a
ltima consoante e ganham ED: stop = stopped
1013.
1014.
1015.
1016.
Did
she
1017.
1018.
1019.
1020.
You
did not
drink
1021.
1022.
Infiniti
ve
(infi
niti
vo)
1023.
Simpl
e
Pa
st
(Pa
ss
ad
o)
1024.
1025.
1026.
to be
1027.
was,
we
re
1028.
to
bec
1029.
beca
m
sleep?
om
e
1030.
to
beg
in
1031.
began
1032.
to
bre
ak
1033.
broke
1034.
to
buil
d
1035.
built
1036.
to buy
1037.
bough
t
1038.
to
cat
ch
1039.
caugh
t
1040.
to
cho
ose
1041.
chose
1042.
to
co
me
1043.
came
1044.
to do
1045.
did
1046.
to
dra
w
1047.
drew
1048.
to
drin
k
1049.
drank
1050.
to
1051.
driv
e
1052.
to eat
1053.
ate
1054.
to fall
1055.
fell
1056.
to feel
1057.
felt
1058.
to find
1059.
found
1060.
to
forg
et
1061.
forgot
1062.
to
forg
ive
1063.
forgav
e
1064.
to get
1065.
got
1066.
to give
1067.
gave
1068.
to go
1069.
went
1070.
to
gro
w
1071.
grew
1072.
to
hav
e
1073.
had
1074.
to hear
1075.
heard
1076.
to
kee
p
1077.
kept
1078.
to
kno
w
1079.
knew
1080.
to lend
1081.
lent
1082.
to lose
1083.
lost
1084.
to
ma
ke
1085.
made
1086.
to
me
et
1087.
met
1088.
to pay
1089.
paid
1090.
to read
1091.
read
1092.
to run
1093.
ran
1094.
to say
1095.
said
1096.
to see
1097.
saw
1098.
to sell
1099.
sold
1100.
to
sen
d
1101.
sent
1102.
to
slee
p
1103.
slept
1104.
to
spe
1105.
spoke
ak
1106.
to
tea
ch
1107.
taugh
t
1108.
to tell
1109.
told
1110.
to
thin
k
1111.
thoug
ht
1112.
to win
1113.
won
1114.
to
writ
e
1115.
wrote
1116.
1117.
E X E RC C I O S
1118.
1. Yesterday I _________________ (REMAIN) in the house. I
_________________ (COOK) dinner and _________________ (DO) some
housework.
1119.
2. I _________________ (REST), _________________ (READ) books,
_________________ (WATCH) television and _________________ (GO) to
sleep.
1120.
3. I _________________ (BE) at school most of the day. I
_________________ (STUDY). I _________________ (GO) to the gym and
_________________ (WORK) out, _________________ (WORK) in my
computer, _________________ (WATCH) a little TV.
1121.
4. I _________________ (GO) to work in the morning and I
_________________ (GO) to school in the afternoon.
1122.
5. I _________________ (teach) yesterday. I teach at school two
days a week.
1123.
6. This morning I _________________ (GET) up at eight and
_________________ (WATCH) news.
1124.
1125.
8. Yesterday I _________________ (ATTEND) a speech at Columbia
University.
1126.
1127.
1128.
1129.
1130.
1131.
1132.
1133.