quinta-feira, 10 de setembro de 2009

Some Exercises (enviados por um visitante)

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  • Carlos lost his key,
    a.isn't he ?

    b. has he ?

    c. hasn't he ?



  • Roberto read a book,
    a. doesn't he ?

    b. isn't he ?

    c. didn't he ?



  • The children always arrive late,
    a. don't they ?

    b. aren't they ?

    c. doesn't he ?



  • They never work,
    a. do they ?

    b. don't they ?

    c. did they ?



  • She hates maths,
    a. isn't she ?

    b. doesn't she ?

    c. does she ?



  • Nobody understands,
    a. do we ?

    b. don't they ?

    c. do they ?



  • Renato's bicycle was stolen,
    a. wasn't it ?

    b. wasn't he?

    c. was it ?



  • He's got nothing in his pocket,
    a. is he ?

    b. has he ?

    c. hasn't he ?



  • Everybody was laughing at him,
    a. wasn't he ?

    b. weren't they ?

    c. wasn't everybody ?



  • I don't think they'll come,
    a. will they ?

    b. won't they ?

    c. do they ?



  • Nobody's perfect,
    a.have they ?

    b.are they ?

    c. aren't they



  • The girl's parents helped her,
    a. didn't they ?

    b. didn't she ?

    c. did they ?



  • I'm right,
    a. amn't I ?

    b.isn't I ?

    c.aren't I ?

    d.aren't you ?



  • Tomorrow they're going nowhere,
    a. will they ?

    b. aren't they ?

    c. are they ?

    d. won't they ?



  • She'd like to have a chocolate,
    a. wouldn't she ?

    b. hasn't she ?

    c. hadn't she ?



  • She'd 10 francs in her pocket,
    a. wouldn't she ?

    b.hadn't she ?

    c. did she ?



  • He can speak English,
    a. doesn't he ?

    b.can he ?

    c. can't he ?



  • The boys' teacher opened the book,
    a. didn't he ?

    b. didn't they ?

    c. didn't it ?



  • You'll understand,
    a. will you ?

    b. won't I ?

    c. won't you ?



  • She's sixteen,
    a. hasn't she ?

    b. isn't she ?

    c. doesn't she ?

  • quarta-feira, 9 de setembro de 2009

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    Dependent Clause Main Clause Answer 
    If I have a party,
    If you could repair it,
    If the children are tired,
    If the telephone rang,
    If he'd taken a taxi,
    If he hadn't eaten so much,
    If you wanted some videos,
    If I won a lot of money,

    quinta-feira, 30 de julho de 2009

    Question words and Samples

    Question words

    Where do you live? In Rome.
    What do you do at weekends? I usually play golf.
    When do they take their holiday? In July or August.
    Which magazine does James write for? Wine and Dine.
    How do you travel to work? By car.
    How often do you make business trips? About twice a month.
    Whose book is this? It’s mine.
    Who (*Whom) do you visit in London? I visit my sister.
    Who arrives at work first? Anna does.

    * Whom is very formal, and is not used very often.

    quarta-feira, 8 de julho de 2009

    Procurando autores

    Bom dia pessoal, ja faz algum tempo que não postamos dicas de inglês aqui no blog.
    Visando a melhoria do blog estamos a procura de pessoas para elaborar dicas de ingles para o nosso blog.... com o objetivo de colaborar com a comunidade que estuda inglês.

    Interessados deixem um comentário com o email .

    Abraço

    sábado, 9 de agosto de 2008

    Drunkberg



    Most of the iceberg's mass is frozen margarita.


    Man, when I get drunk, you bet your ass I want a quesadilla. I write from life, son. I like this comic, because it strikes me as an idea I could see Matthew McConaughey coming up with. "Get me Paramount on the phone. Steve Zahn could voice a smaller iceberg that does a lot of weed."

    As anyone who has read this site for a while can guess, I fuggin lurfed The Dark Knight. I hope Marvel will look at the glowing reviews and the giant mountain of money Dark Knight made and realize they can make their movies a little darker. I want to see Spider-man punch someone's eyes out in the next movie. At least maybe have Iron Man do a line of coke off of a missile before he launches into action.


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    quinta-feira, 12 de junho de 2008

    Discurso Directo (introduction)

    1 O discurso directo (direct speech) é empregue:
    (a) para reproduzir as palavras exactas de um falante ou interlocutor;
    (b) em citações, conversações nos livros de ficção, peças de teatro, relatórios, depoimentos de testemunhas, etc.


    Exemplos:
    "See you tomorrow," Mary said.— Até amanhã — disse Maria.

    "What time is it?" John asked.— Que horas são? — perguntou João.


    Note que, em inglês, as palavras do falante ou interlocutor são colocadas entre aspas ("...").

    quarta-feira, 11 de junho de 2008

    Demonstration, Manifestation

    1 Quando se pretende dizer manifestação no sentido de exprimir colectiva e publicamente uma opinião ou uma reivindicação, utilize DEMONSTRATION.
    • The students staged a demonstration against the increase in their fees.
      Os estudantes organizaram uma manifestação contra o aumento das propinas.
    • About 50,000 people took part in the demonstration to protest against the war.
      Cerca de 50.000 pessoas participaram na manifestação para protestar contra a guerra.
    2 Quando se pretende dizer manifestação no sentido de revelação, expressão ou demonstração, utilize MANIFESTATION.
    • The students' protest against the increase in their fees is a clear manifestation of their discontent.
      O protesto dos estudantes contra o aumento das propinas é uma manifestação clara do seu descontentamento.
    • The Opposition says that the rise in unemployment is a manifestation of the government's incompetence.
      A Oposição diz que o aumento do desemprego é uma manifestação de incompetência do governo.

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