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Teacher Claudia Eleutério
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USAGE AND EXAMPLES
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE
I am Brazilian I am NOT Japanese
Japaneses are humble Japaneses are NOT proud
We/You/They are friends We/You/They are NOT friends
She is a Secretary She is NOT a Doctor
This horse is English This horse is NOT Arabic
Leadership is about effectiveness. Leadership is NOT about titles
Many companies are multinationals Many companies are NOT ethical
My English class is on Wednesday. My English class is NOT on Saturdays
Mexico and Canada are countries Mexico and Canada are NOT in South America
in North America
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AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I am Brazilian AM I in this class?
Japaneses are humble ARE Japaneses humble?
We/You/They are friends ARE we/you/they friends?
She is a Secretary IS she a Secretary?
This horse is English IS this horse English?
Leadership is about effectiveness. IS leadership about effectiveness?
Many companies are multinationals ARE many companies unethical?
My English class is on Wednesday. Is my English class on Wednesday?
Mexico and Canada are countries Are Mexico and Canada countries in South
in North America America?
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CONJUGATION
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3RD PERSON RULE
EXAMPLES
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3RD PERSON RULE
MOST VERBS
add '-S' in the end
eats drinks rains walks sings
runs lights kicks reads writes
barks visits sleeps awakes cleans
arrives drives plans pins leaves
opens closes paints departures
wants expects cuts takes swims
travels speaks gets makes shines
talks bakes
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3RD PERSON RULE
EXCEPTIONS
Add "es" when
the verb ends in ss
ch discusses
sh launches dresses
x fishes matches kisses
o fixes finishes reaches misses
does relaxes pushes searches passes
goes waxes washes teaches presses
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3RD PERSON RULE
EXCEPTIONS
Annoys
Add "ies" when Buys
the verb ends in Delays
consonant + y Back to the rule: Employs
carry = carries just add "s" when Enjoys
cry = cries verbs end in Pays
fly = flies vowel + "y"
identify = identifies Plays
imply = implies Prays
marry = marries Says
study = studies Stays
try = tries
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AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
I play soccer on
He shows the
Saturdays
Nobody knows figures to the
him well board
He calls me We work
I travel to work
every day together
He
I We
DOES NOT CALL
DO NOT TRAVEL DO NOT WORK
me every day
much together
You We
She
DO NOT REPORT DO NOT HAVE a
DOES NOT ANSWER
directly to the conversation on
the phone
CEO that matter
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INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
DO you PLAY
DO you KNOW DOES he SHOW
soccer on
him well? the figures to the
Saturdays?
board?
https://www.daysinlevels.com/article/the-day-the-statue-of-
liberty-was-unveiled-level-1/
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/business-english/business-english-
articles/#toc_9
https://www.liveworksheets.com/
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PRACTICE
1 - Pratique com fontes originais
2 - Estude com assuntos que tem familiaridade
3 - Envolva-se com seu aprendizado: mude a configuração do
celular, etiquete os objetos em inglês
4 - Aprenda muito bem os conceitos básicos
5 - Saiba identificar os elementos básicos de uma frase
6 - Pratique mudando os elementos de uma sentença sem mudar
seu significado.
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THANK YOU
See you tomorrow!
I would like to express my sincerest gratitude
for being here today.