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Orange - Umbrela - Egg - Robe - Soap - Towel - Uniform - Window - Bedside Table - Aspirine - Holiday - Old Photo - Sheet of Paper
Orange - Umbrela - Egg - Robe - Soap - Towel - Uniform - Window - Bedside Table - Aspirine - Holiday - Old Photo - Sheet of Paper
EXCEPTIONS
a cat a hotel a uniform
an hour
an egg an FBI agent
a one-man job
a european
Passe para Inglês:
O carro The car
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an Orange ___
an Umbrela A mesa The table
Os rapazes The boys
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an Egg ___
a Robe
As laranjas The oranges
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a Soap ___
a Towel O computador The computer
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a Uniform ___
a Window Os computadores The computers
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a Bedside table ___
an Aspirine A professora The teacher
O professor The teacher
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a Holiday ___
a
Vegetable soup
Os professores The teachers
___ Old photo
an ___ Sheet of paper
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Pelo que se usam duas palavras separadas, Nomes Abstratos (The Love is in the air)
em vez de apenas uma, como em português. Uncount nouns (I eat the rice everyday)
Possessive adjectives (The my car is in the mechanic)
Exemplos:
◦ à (a +a ) = to the – That is applied to the extraction of data. Dias da semana: (On the Friday)
◦ ao (a + o) = to the – I go to the museum once a year. Para se referir a “a maioria de” – The Most people like ice-cream
◦ na (em + a) = in/at/on +the – The games are in the box.
◦ no (em + o) = in/at/on +the – The hardware is in the computer.
◦ Num (em+um) = in/at/on +a/an – He lives in a flat/in an apartment. Expressões sem artigo:
◦ Numa (em+uma) = in/at/on +a/an – He lives in a house / on an island.
I go to the school every day.
I go to the work in the morning.
Go to the bed!
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My grandmother likes _______ flowers very much.
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I love _______ flowers in your garden.
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See you on _______ Wednesday.
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_______ Alex goes to _______ work by bus.
The
_______ product is in perfect condition.
The
_______ products you need are inside.
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______ most children like ______ sweets.
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On _______ Facebook there are many strange _______ people.