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Apostila 3° Ano - Cópia
Apostila 3° Ano - Cópia
Name:_____________________________________nr._____Date:___/___
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Vocabulary:
find out descobrir pattern padrão
guess advinhar signal words palavras de sinalização
preview prever, fazer previsões signpost placa de sinalização
highway estrada skill habilidade
look up consultar
A- Take a look at the text pages (title, illustrations, source of the text, author, subtitles, highligted
words, etc)
B- Discuss the following quetions:
01 - What is the subject of the text?
02 - What do you know about this subject?
FALSE FRIENDS
11 - The milionaire is a man of enormous estate: jewels, car, houses and farms __________________
12 - After moving from one city to the other I settled down in Rio eventually.___________________
13 - Could you show me the main exit of this theater? _____________________________________
14 - What an exquisite food it is! It tastes great!__________________________________________
15 - Is the fabric wide enough to make a new curtain?______________________________________
21 - Did you vote for Serra, the mayor of the city? ________________________________________
22 - The two people whom I love most are surely my parents._______________________________
23 - Try to save some petrol and use your car on wekends only.______________________________
24 - He studied Medicine from 1990 to 1995 and has been an unknown physician._______________
25 - Any kind of prejudice against people should be avoided.________________________________
26 - Wait here! I’ll leave him a message and come back presently.____________________________
27 - Don’t pretend be sick! I know you’re perfectly well.__________________________________
28 - Try to push the door, otherwise it won’t open..________________________________________
29 - Only then I realized how much time I wasted, doing nothing at all._______________________
30 - After a 2-minute-interval I resumed the reading of my morning newspaper._________________
31 - Mr. Smith intends to retire after finishing his last and biggest work._______________________
32 - Be sensible and try to study harder next year!_________________________________________
33 - The oldest son is the only one that works – and he supports the whole family.________________
*GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES* # HAND OUT 05 #
FALSE FRIENDS
06 - She agonized for several days over the decision she had to make._________________________
07 - I don’t anticipate any difficulties, but in case difficulties do arise._________________________
08 - She apologized for her son’s rude behavior. _________________________________________
09 - The apparent cause of the accident was...____________________________________________
10 - Hundreds of applications were received._____________________________________________
Quando o verbo tiver dois objetos, qualquer um deles pode ser o sujeito da passiva.
John told me a story.
A story was told to me (by John).
I was told a story (by John).
Complete the sentences below with the correct form of the Passive voice.
01 - Voz Ativa: People say that figs are better for us than bananas.
Voz Passiva: It ___________________________that figs are better for us than banannas.
Voz Passiva: Figs__________________________to be better for us than bananas.
05 - Voz Ativa: People believe that this action will be the last chance for the poor comunity.
Voz Passiva: It_______________ that this action will be the last chance for the poor comunity.
Voz Passiva: This action _____________________ to be the last chance for the poor comunity.
06 - Voz Ativa: Everybody supposes that we are going to sign the agreement.
Voz Passiva: It_______________________________ that we are going to sign the agreement.
Voz Passiva: We _____________________________ to sign the agreement.
08 - Voz Ativa: People think that land will become the new library of the city.
Voz Passiva: It________________________ that land will become the new library of the city.
Voz Passiva: That land __________________________ to become the new library of the city.
09 - Voz Ativa: People believe that chinese will be spoken all over the world, soon.
Voz Passiva: It______________________ that chinese will be spoken all over the world, soon.
Voz Passiva: Chinese ___________________________ to be spoken all over the world, soon.
*GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES* # HAND OUT 07 #
PHRASAL VERBS
Definição: Phrasal Verbs são combinações idiomáticas de um verbo e uma preposição ou de um verbo e
um advébio. Estudaremos o verbos preposicionados:
a) Em alguns casos pode-se intercalar um substantivo ou um pronome entre o verbo e a preposição.
I put on the coat. I put the coat on. I put it on.
b) Os verbos que não permitem essa intercalação encontram-se assinalados com asterisco (*).
# To Call Chamar
Call for Exigir, requerer This works calls for a lot of patience.
Call in Convidar A specialist was called in to give an opinion.
Call off Cancelar The game was called off because of the rain.
Call up Telefonar Call me up tomorrow morning, will you?
# To Come vir
Come across * Encontrar por acaso I came across some old letters yesterday.
Come down Descer Come down from that tree!
Come in Entrar Come in, please!
Come off Sair, desprender-se The stamp came off the envelope.
Come on Entrar em cena Finally the actor came on. Come on, don’t be silly
Come out Sair I saw a man coming out of that building
Come up Subir, surgir Come up to my office, will you? Some doubts came up during the
meeting.
# To give Dar
Give away Doar She gave away all her old dresses.
Give back Devolver I promise to give the book back to you by the end of the week.
Give in Ceder, entregar-se The pressure was so great that the President finally gave in.
Give off Exalar These flowers give off a very pleasant aroma.
Give onto Dar (vista) para My room gives onto the garden.
Give up Desistir Don’t give up because of such a small problem!
# To Go Ir
Go after Ir atrás, perseguir The police went after the robbers.
Go at Atacar, lançar-se The boxer went at his opponent with grerat fury.
sobre
Go away Ir embora Don’t go away, Iwant to speak to you!
Go down Descer Let’s go down to the kitchen and have something to eat.
Go for Ir buscar I’m going to the drugstore for some aspirins.
Go off Explodir The bomb went off, killing several people.
Go on Continuar Go on writing, don’t le me interrupt you!
Go out Sair Mary went out with her friends last night.
Go over Rever, repassar Let’s go over the lesson on the present perfect.
Go with Combinar com Brown shoes don’t go well with a black suit
Go up Subir The elevator went up to the 22nd floor.
# To look Olhar
Look after * Cuidar de Will you please look after the children while I’m out?
Look at Olhar para Look that beautiful moon!
Look down on Menosprezar It’s typical of him to be always looking down on the other people.
Look for Procurar I’m looking for Paul. Have you seen him?
Look Forward Aguardar W’re looking forward to the holidays.
ansiosamente
Look into * Examinar, analisar The board of Directors will look into this matter during today’s
meeting.
Look out * Tomar cuidado Look out! That car almost hit you!
Look up Consultar (livro) If you don’t know the meaning of a word, look it up in the
dictionary.
# To Make Fazer
Make into Transformar Some football players are made into national heroes.
Make off Fugir, escapar The thieves made off with a lot of money.
Make out Preencher Mr. Jones made out a cheque for $ 500,000.00
(cheque)
Make out Entender, captar I simply can’t make out what he’s trying to say.
Make up Inventar, criar Cathy’s good at making up stories for children.
Make up fazer as pazes After a big quarrel, Bill and Nancy made up.
# To put Pôr, colocar
Put aside Guardar, economizar Betty’s putting some money aside for her trip to Europe.
Put away Guardar pôr no lugar Johnny, please, put your books away!
Put off Adiar The test was put off because the teacher got sick.
Put on Vestir Gloria put on her yellos sweater.
Put out Pôr para fora Put the dog out, will you?
Put up Hospedar, alojar Can you put me up for tonight?
Put up with Tolerar, suportar The boss won’t put up with that!
# To run correr
Run after Correr atrás The dog ran after the cat but couldn’t catch it.
Run away Fugir The boy ran away from home.
Run down Escorrer Tears ran down her cheeks,
Run into* Encontrar I ran into na old friend the other day.
inesperadamente
Run out of * ficar sem We’ve run out of sugar. Will you please go and buy some?
Run over Atropelar The child was run over by a car.
UPON MY WORD!
We all seem to be hang up We put up with, use up, come up, butter up, line up, punch up and belly up.
Houses are opened, lighted up, warmed up, cleaned up and closed up. Motors are fired up, gassed up and charged
up. Boats are speeded up, slowed up, tied up and laid up.
If we are mixed up, we must hurry up and shape up or we’ll be fouled up.
And heaven help us, we up with 7-up.If you think up other examples, don’t call me up. I’m up the wall with up. I
give up!
*GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES* # HAND OUT 08 #
ADVERBS
ADVÉRBIO é uma palavra ou conjunto de palavras usado quando se quer acrescentar uma
circunstância a uma situação, tal como lugar, tempo, intensidade, etc.
ADVÉRBIOS INTERROGATIVOS
Advérbios Tradução Exemplos
why por que Why did you miss your class yesterday?
when quando When did you go there?
where onde Where did you leave your pen?
how como How do you come here?
how much quanto (a) How much money do you have?
how many quantos (as) How many students are there here?
how old quantos anos / qual a idade How old is your sister?
how long qual o comprimento How long long is this room?
(há) quanto tempo How long have you studied English?
how wide qual a largura How wide is that classroom?
how tall qual a altura How tall are you?
how often com que freqüência How often do you go to school?
how far qual a distância How far did you go?
how deep qual a profundidade How deep was the river?
ADVÉRBIOS DE FREQÜÊNCIA
Already: já Repeatedly: repetidamente
Always (100%): sempre Seldom- rarely: raramente
Daily : diariamente Sometimes (40%) às vezes, algumas vezes
Ever- já , sempre, nunca Still : ainda (afirmativa)
Monthly: mensalmente Twice: duas vezes
Never (0%): nunca Usually (80%): generally: geralmente
Occasionally: ocasionalmente, de vez em quando Weeklly: semanalmente
Often, frequently: freqüentemente Yearly: anualmente
Once: uma vez Yet – ainda (negativa)
Regularly: regularmente
Still: ainda (afirmativa)
Now and then Day by day: dia a dia, aos poucos
Once in a while} de vez em quando Again and again: repetidamente
Off and on Over and over:
now and again Day in day out: constantemente
every other day: um dia sim, um dia não; Hardly ever: raramente, quase nunca
cada dois dias
Posição
Os adverbs of frequency são usados geralmente antes do verbo principal. Com o verbo to be aparecem
depois. Exemplos:
He always studies his lesson. You are often tired, aren’t you?
They have never seen him before.
Notas
Às vezes, alguns destes advérbios podem vir no início da oração. Exemplo:
Sometimes I visit my friends on weekends.
Os adverbs of frequency de sentido negativo (never e seldom, principalmente) podem vir também no
início da oração, só que com a inversão do sujeito e do verbo (como se fosse uma pergunta). Exemplo:
Never have they seem him before.
Os adverbs formados com (every day, every year, etc) são considerados de freqüência, mas usados no
início ou no final da oração. Exemplo:
The Gordons travel abroad every year.
Também são considerados adverbs of frequency e usados no final da oração os advérbios daily,
monthly, weeklly e yearly. Exemplo:
Janet visit her parents , weeklly.
ADVÉRBIOS DE MODO
Os advérbios de modo são normalmente formados pelo acréscimo de -ly ao adjetivo
Active – actively (ativamente) Quick – quickly (rapidamente)
Bold – boldly (corajosamente) Quiet – quietly (tranquilamente)
Calm – calmly (calmamanete) Sincere – sincerely (sinceramente)
Careful – carefully (cuidadosamente) Slow – slowly (vagarosamente)
Notas
Os adjetivos terminados em Y trocam o Y por I antes de receber -ly. Exemplos:
Easy – easily (facilmente) Lucky – luckily (felizmente, por sorte)
Happy – happily (alegremente)
A terminação E geralmente é mantida. Exemplos:
Immediate – immediately (imediatamente) Sincere – sincerely (sinceramente)
Mas:
True – truly (verdadeiramente) Whole – wholly (inteiramente)
Posição
Os adverbs of manner são usados após o objeto ou após o verbo (quando não houver objeto).
Exemplos:
She drives slowly. They do the execises carefully.
Bob speaks French well .
ADVÉRBIO DE LUGAR
Abroad – no exterior Indoors – dentro
Ahead – adiante; à frente Inward – para dentro
Anywhere – em qualquer lugar Near – perto
Away – distante Nearby – nas proximidades; perto
Close – perto; junto Next door – na casa ao lado
Downstairs – no andar de baixo Nowhere – em nenhum lugar
Eastward – para o leste Outdoors – fora
Everywhere – em todo o lugar Somewhere – em algum lugar
Far – longe There – ali – lá
Halfway – a meio caminho Toward (preposição) – em direção a, para
Here – aqui Underwater – debaixo d’água
Hitherto – até aqui; até agora; até este ponto Upstairs – no andar de cima
Far and wide – por toda a parte On shore – em terra firme
On board – a bordo To and from – para lá e para cá
Notas
Há substantivos que, acompanhados de preposições, formam adverbs of place. Exemplos:
at home – em casa in front of the house – em frente à casa
in the office - no escritório under the table – debaixo da mesa
Posição
Os adverbs of place são usados após o objeto ou após o verbo (quando não houver objeto).Exemplos:
My father is watching TV upstaris. We live in Brazil .
He is traveling abroad..
Notas
Certos advérbios e locuções adverbiais de sentido negativo ou restritivo podem ser colocados no início
da oração, causando a inversão do verbo como numa oração interrogativa.
Entre estes advérbios, estão: never, seldom. Hardly, not only, etc. Exemplos:
Never before I had been asked to accept that. Seldom do we see her in such a bad shape.
ADVÉRBIOS DE TEMPO
Afterwards – depois Once, then – então, antigamente
At once – imediatamente Presently – em breve, agora
Before – antes Since – desde então
early – cedo Soon – em breve
Formerly - antigamente Shortly = em breve
Immediately – imediatamente Still – ainda
Just – no exato momento Then – então
Late – tarde Today – hoje
Now – agora Tomorrow – amanhã
Nowadays – hoje em dia Yesterday – ontem
All at once – de repente At once – imediatamente
All of a sudden – de repente Once and for all – de uma vez por todas
At first – inicIalmente From now on – doravante
At last , at length – finalmente Sooner or later – mais cedo ou mais tarde
After all – afinal de contas Up to now – até agora
At present - atualmente
Notas
Há substantivos que, acompanhados de preposições, formam adverbs of time.. Exemplos:
After his birthday – depois do seu aniversário On the wekend no final de semana.
Before holidays – antes das férias
As expressões formadas por dias da semana, meses, anos, estações, feriados e períodos do dia,
precedidas de preposição e, há ainda outras expressões referentes a tempo que funcionam como adverbs
of time. Exemplos:
At cristmas – no Natal On Monday – na Segunda-feira
At six o’clock – às seis horas In a few weeks – em algumas semanas
During the winter – durante o inverno Last year – no ano passado
In January – em janeiro Next month – no próximo mês
In the morning – de manhã This year – neste ano
In 1994 – em 1994 Two days ago – dois dias atrás
Posição
Os adverbs of time podem ser usados após o objeto, após o verbo (quando não houver objeto ou no
início da oração. Exemplos:
Tomorrow he will study his lesson. He will study his lesson tomorrow.
Notas
Quando há vários advérbios na mesma oração, usa-se a seguinte ordem:
MODO + LUGAR + TEMPO
He plays the piano very well at the hotel on Sundays.
modo lugar tempo
Se o verbo for de movimento (deslocamento) a ordem passa a ser a seguinte:
LUGAR + MODO + TEMPO
Helen traveled to Japan by plane last week.
lugar modo tempo
Quando há varios adverbs of time na mesma oração, inicia-se pelo mais específico, até chegar ao mais
genérico. Exemplo:
She came here at six o’clock in the morning on Monday.
Notas
Os advérbios de intensidade são normalmente, colocados antes das palavras que eles estão modificando,
adjetivo, verbo, ou outro advérbio. Enough é uma exceção, pois vem depois de um adjetivo ou
advérbio. Exemplos:
It was too hot to work. I know her quite well.
He can nearly swim. The box isn’t big enough.
(Compare: He has enough books to build up a library.)
Os advérbios barely, hardly e scarcely (assim como rarely e seldom) dão um sentido negativo à oração,
pois atribuem menos relevância ao fato expresso pelo verbo. Exemplos:
I hardly go to the movies. I could scarcely hear the bell
Eu quase não vou ao cinema. Eu quase não consegui ouvir aa campanhia.
Posição
Os advérbios de intensidade podem ser usados antes de:
a) um adjetivo b) um verbo c) um outro advérbio
That is too easy. My teacher speaks English very well.
They almost spent all their money yesterday.
ADVERBS – I
TIME:
Em final de frases. No início de frases. Após o verbo auxiliar. Antes de verbo principal.
He used to have beard, then. # Yet deve ser usado no final de frases negativas ou
Soon he will understand our reasons. interrogativas com o Present Perfect Tense.
The children are still studying. Have you been to Tom’s yet?
No, I haven’t been to Tom’s yet.
FREQUENCY:
Antes de verbos principais. Após verbos auxiliares.
He is always in a hurry. We have never visited China. She often sings for us.
MANNER (LY): Em final de frases. Após o verbo auxiliar. Antes de verbo principal.
That car runs fast. • OTHERWISE deve ser usado após o verbo
You could kindly ask him to leave. principal.
This medicine is to be taken in small doses, for
taken otherwise it could be harmful.
EXERCISES
A- Faça como no modelo.
How often do you go to the movies? (once a month)
I go to the movies once a month.
01 - How often has she had driving lessons? (never – before)
_______________________________________________________________________________
02 - How often do you watch sports on TV? (always – twice a week)
_______________________________________________________________________________
03 - How often did they go out in the evening? (rarely)
_______________________________________________________________________________
04 - How often has Mrs. Vieira felt depressed ? (once)
_______________________________________________________________________________
05 - How often is your boss in a bad mood? (everyday)
_______________________________________________________________________________
06 - How often are you able to get through to Vera? (seldon)
_______________________________________________________________________________
01 - When are you going to the post office? (today – in the afternoon)
_______________________________________________________________________________
02 - When will she be able to come to school again? (next week)
_______________________________________________________________________________
03 - When did our strategic plan come off? (during the company’s annual meeting – last week)
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
04 - When did you turn down that good job offer? (two days ago)
_______________________________________________________________________________
05 - When is the music festival going to be fixed up? (soon – say, in a few days)
_______________________________________________________________________________
06 - When will the new contract be drawn up? (tomorrow)
_______________________________________________________________________________
DOUBT:
No início de frases. Após o verbo auxiliar. Antes de verbo principal.
Perhaps I should talk to your mother, first. She has probably lost herself.
PLACE:
No início de frases. Em final de frases.
You’ll find happiness here. Here is where you can find happiness.
EXERCISES
A- Combine as colunas.
02 - Sometimes it seems that your thoughts are_______strange_______people think you are a little
bit crazy.
a) ever - possibly d) whatever - maybe
b) so - that e) however - enough
c) enough - perhaps
05 - __________________seen snow?
a) Have your child ever d) Ever has your child
b) Has ever your child e) Your child ever has.
c) Has your child ever
*GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES* # HAND OUT 09 #
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES I
A oração condicional expressa uma condição e sempre aparece ligada a uma oração prinicipal.
As orações condicionais podem expressar:
a) condição provável, usando o presente simples e o futuro simples.
Ex.: If she has money. She will go to the movies.
b) condição improvável, usando o passado simples e o condicional simples.
Ex.: If she had money, she would go to the movies.
c) condição impossível, usando o passado perfeito e o condicional perfeito.
Ex.: If she had had money, she would have gone to the movies.
CONDITIONAL CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE
Simple Present Simple Future
Simple Past Would = Infinitivo (sem to)
Past Perfect Would have + Particípio
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES II
Casos Especiais:
1. O verbo to be no passado tem a forma were para todas as pessoas quando aparece em orações
condicionais.
Ex.: I wouldn’t go out tonight if I were you.
2. Quando se deseja expressar verdades universais ou leis naturais, os verbos das duas orações podem
aparecer no presente simples.
Ex.: Metals expand if you heat them.
3. Pode-se usar o presente simples com o imperativo.
Ex.: If you have any problem call me.
4. Quando na frase houver had ou were, pode-se omitir o if fazendo-se a inversão do verbo com o
sujeito.
Ex.: If John had arrived early, he would have seen the show.
Had John arrived early, he would have seen the show.
5. Unless (se não a menos que) pode ser usado em lugar de if not. - Whether or not ( quer... ou não)
Ex.: Bill won’t come to the party if you don’t invite him. I’ll go swimming whether or not it rains.
Bill won’t come to the party unless you invite him.
B - Complete the sentences with Can / Can’t – Could / Couldn’t – To Be Able to:
01 - You____________eat an orange, but you __________________eat a lemon. Lemons are too sour.
02 - Penguins have wings, but they____________________fly.
03 - We had a hard test yesterday, but fortunately I ______________________________pass it.
04 - Mozart_________________write music very quickly.
05 - Once he________________write a symphony in two dasys.
06 - I __________________take part in that competition if I wanted to.
07 - She is still taking lessons, but she ___________________________drive very soon.
08 - On December 3rd, 1967, Dr Barnard___________________perform the first human heart transplant.
09 - Monkeys_______________ climb trees, and they________________be very funny.
10 - I hope to _________________go to London next year.
11 - Leonardo da Vinci was a master of painting. He____________paint very well.
12 - Childhood__________________be a very happy period in your life.
01 - I have a headache.
(aspirin) ___________________________________________________________________
02 - I am very cold.
(coat) ___________________________________________________________________
03 - My car is broken.
(taxi) ___________________________________________________________________
Observe os exemplos:
You should pass your examination.
You ought to pass your examination.
Should e ought to são sinônimos.
Observe os exemplos:
They should visit their parents every month.
They ought to visit their parents every month.
She should do her homework tomorrow.
She ought to do her homework tomorrow.
Should e ought to são usados para expressar um conselho e a lembrança de um dever no presente e no
futuro.
Observe os exemplos:
I used to swim in the river years ago.
Did you use to swim in the river years ago?
I didn’t use to swim in the river years ago.
Used to é usado:
a) para expressar um hábito do passado;
b) somente no passado;
c) seguido de um verbo no infinitivo.
Observe os exemplos:
He is used to working in the morning.
Are they used to going to school by bus?
I am used to the noise of the industry.
We aren’t used to the new teacher.
To be used to é usado:
a) para expressar um costume;
b) no presente, passado e futuro;
c) seguido de um verbo com terminação ing ou seguido de objeto direto.
A terminação -ing pode indicar no inglês que o verbo está no Present Participle ou no Gerund.
1. Um verbo com -ing está no Present Participle quando aparece:
a. Nos continuous tenses.
Ex:. She is watching the film now.
b. Funcionando como adjetivo.
Ex:. This is a very interesting film.
c. Após um verbo de percepção.
Ex:. She saw me talking to her mother.
2. Um verbo com -ing está no Gerund quando aparece:
a. Funcionando como sujeito de uma oração.
Ex:. Smoking is harmful to your health.
b. Após uma preposição.
Ex:. The student is tired of writing.
c. Depois de certos verbos como: appreciate, avoid, deny, enjoy, finish, keep, mind, risk e stop.
Ex:. Joan enjoys dancing with her brother.
d. Após algumas expressões como: can’t help, it’s no good, it’s no use, be worth e feel like..
Ex:. It’s no use talking to him now. It’s worth studying a foreing language.
I - O infinitivo é a forma original do verbo e pode aparecer com ou sem a partícula to.
Usa-se o infinitivo sem to:
a) após os verbos anômalos, os verbos auxiliares do e will e os verbos make e let.
Ex:. I can swim. Do you like coffee? Let me go.
b) após as conjunções but e except
Ex:. I will do nothing but cry.
II - Usa-se o infinitivo com to:
a) após os verbos tell, invite, teach, remind, wish, desire, want.
Ex:. I want to go home. He told me to stop.
b) após as palavras too, enough, the first, the second, the last, the only.
Ex:. We are too young to die. I was the first one to arrive.
a) após adjetivos.
Ex:. This exercise is difficult to do.
Atenção! o verbo help aceita infinitivo com ou sem to.
Ex:. They helped us do our homework. They helped us to do our homework.
Os verbos feel, hear, notice, observe, see, watch podem ser seguidos de gerúndio ou de infinitivo sem
to.
Ex:. They watched the birds flying. They watched the birds fly.
Verbos que podem ser seguidos de gerúndio ou de infinitivo com to:
advise begin forget like permit start
allow continue hate love prefer stop
attempt dislike intend neglect remember try
Ex:. I hate getting up early. Ex:. I hate to get up early.
Os verbos advise, permit e allow, acompanhados de objeto direto são seguidos de infinitivo com to. Não
havendo objeto direto, esses verbos são seguidos apenas de gerúndio.
Ex:. He allowed us to smoke. Ex:. He allowed us to smoking.
Observe o verbo stop:
Ex:. They stopped to talk. Ex:. They stopped talking.
(Eles pararam para conversar.) (Eles pararam de conversar.)
O gerúndio é uma forma verbal caracterizada pela terminação –ing e funciona como substantivo.
Ex:. Swimming is good to our body.
O gerúndio também é usado:
a) após preposições.
Ex:. She is tired of working.
b) após os verbos come e go (quando indicarem atividade física).
Ex:. Let’s go shopping.
c) após os verbos admit, avoid, appreciate, consider, continue, delay, detest, deny, enjoy, escape, finish,
imagine, keep, mind, miss, practice, resist, suggest, stop, try e understand.
Ex:. He admitted being wrong.
“ -ing” O particípio presente é usado para formar tempos contínuos.
Ex:. He is palying the guitar now.
I - O infinitivo é a forma original do verbo e pode aparecer com ou sem a partícula to.
Usa-se o infinitivo sem to:
a) após os verbos anômalos, os verbos auxiliares do e will e os verbos make e let.
Ex:. I can swim. Do you like coffee? Let me go.
b) após as conjunções but e except
Ex:. I will do nothing but cry.
II - Usa-se o infinitivo com to:
a) após os verbos tell, invite, teach, remind, wish, desire, want.
Ex:. I want to go home. He told me to stop.
b) após as palavras too, enough, the first, the second, the last, the only.
Ex:. We are too young to die. I was the first one to arrive.
b) após adjetivos.
Ex:. This exercise is difficult to do.
Atenção! o verbo help aceita infinitivo com ou sem to.
Ex:. They helped us do our homework. They helped us to do our homework.
Há duas formas de se relatar o que alguém disse: pelo discurso direto e discurso indireto.
a) Direct Speech (Discurso Direto)
As palavras de quem fala, ou falou, são repetidas entre aspas.
Ex.: She said: “I broke my glasses.” - Ela disse: “Eu quebrei meus óculos.”
b) Indirect Speech (Discurso Indireto)
A mensagem é a mesma, mas com as palavras do narrador.
Ex.: She said (that) she had broken her glasses.” -
Ela disse que ela tinha quebrado seus óculos.
DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH
Simple present Simple past
Simple past Past perfect
Present perfect Past perfect
Simple future Conditional (would + verb)
Imperative Infinitive
DIRECT SPEECH REPORTED SPEECH
She said, “I study every day.” She said (that) she studied every day.
Ela disse, “Estudo todo dia” Ela disse que estudava todo dia.
She said, “I studied yesterday.” She said (that) she had studied the day before.
Ela disse, “Estudei ontem.” Ela disse que tinha estudado no dia anterior.
She said, “I have studied.” She said (that) she had studied.
Ela disse, “Eu estudei.” Ela disse que tinha estudado.
She said, “I will study tomorrow.” She said (that) she would study the following day.
Ela disse, “Estudarei amanhã.” Ela disse que estudaria no dia seguinte.
She said to him, “Study hard.” She told him to study hard.
Ela disse a ele, “Estude bastante.” Ela disse a ele para estudar bastante.
Ex.: Alex said: “I washed this car yesterday.” Alex disse: “Eu lavei o carro ontem.”
Alex said (that) he had washed that car the day before.
Alex disse que ele tinha lavado aquele carro no dia anterior.
A - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech
01 - He said, “I feel well today.”
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02 - She said, “The girls are in the garden.”
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03 - Mary said, “The boys are playing chess now.”
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04 - Mother said, “I read a good book yesterday.”
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05 - He said, “The girls were here an hour ago.”
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06 - Father said, “I was working 5 minutes ago.
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07 - Charlote said, “I have lived in France.”
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08 - They said, “We can work tomorrow.”
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09 - He said. “I will study with my friend Lucy in my house.”
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10 – My friend, “I don’t like your shirt.”
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11 - Joe said, “I didn’t finish my work.”
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12 - They said, “We won’t come back early.”
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13 - She said, “I’ve already seen him.”
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14 - I said, “I want to swim now.”
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15 - He said, “I will be working tomorrow.”
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16 - They said, “We are going to buy some flowers to your mother.”
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17 - I said, “I have already paid this check.”
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18 - She said, “It is going to rain.”
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19 - Willian said, “We have to go out.”
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20 - He said, “I can see you later.”
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*GRAMMAR AND EXERCISES* # HAND OUT 20 #
No discurso indireto, tell é usado com objeto indireto não precedido de to.
Ex.: John said, “I love Mary.” - John said that he loved Mary.
John said to Mary, “I love you.” - John told Mary that he loved her.
d) Mudam na passagem do discurso direto para o indireto:
can could may might shallshould must had to
Ex.: He said, “I can go.” - He said that he could go.
d) Would, could, should, must, migh,t ought to e used to não mudam de forma.
Ex.: He said, “I could go.” - He said that he could go.
A - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech. Introduce them using told.
01 - John said Mary, “I hate you.”
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02 - I said to the porter, “I am Mr. Spencer.”
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03 - He said to Jane, “I am always here on Fridays.”
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04 - I said to Jthe boy, “Leave the room now.”
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B - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech. Use He said that.
01 - “I must go to the library before it closes.”
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02 - “Nobody could paint a picture as well as you.”
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03 - “You should leave the country at once.”
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04 - “You ought to visit her tomorrow.”
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C - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech using the indicated verbs.
01 - “Sit down!” (he asked)
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02 - “Come here!” (they ordered)
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03 - “Don’t run away!” (She told)
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04 - “come in!” (he told)
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05 - Don’t open the door!”(she asked)
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06 - “Don’t step on the grass!” (they ordered)
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D - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech. Introduce them using He/She asked me
01 - “What are you doing?”
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02 - “Do you play the piano?”
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03 - “How did you go to school?’
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04 - “When will you be back?”
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E - Put the sentences into the Indirect Speech. Introduce them using He/She wanted to know
01 - “Where did you go?”
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02 - “Are the girl here?”
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03 - “What is the matter?”
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04 - “Are they coming today?”
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RELATIVE PRONOUNS I
Os pronomes relativos introduzem orações subordinadas adjetivas (restritivas ou explicativas). Essas
orações definem, limitam ou acrescentam algo ao significado do antecedente.
Who, whom e that (que, quem) são usados quando o antecedente for pessoa.
Usa-se who ou that quando o pronome é sujeito do verbo.
Ex.: The girl who arrived is beautiful
The girl that arrived is beautiful.
Usa-se who, whom, that ou omite-se o pronome quando este é objeto do verbo.
E.: The girl who I saw is beautiful.
The girl whom I saw is beautiful.
The girl that I saw is beautiful.
The girl I saw is beautiful.
Quando a oração subordinada não for essencial para o significado do período:
a) ela sempre vem entre vírgulas;
b) não se pode usar that;
c) não se pode omitir o pronome.
Ex.: Mr. Allen, who / whom you saw yesterday, is an American citizen.
A - Supply who and / or whom.
01 - The girl__________________read the palm of my hand was a gypsy.
02 - She is the person _____________________he has invited.
03 - People______________________come from Europe are called European.
04 - The boy _____________________I met was a prince.
05 - The woman_____________________I saw was a dancer.
06 - We talked to the man_______________was the leader of the tribe.
07 - The doctor_______________________my brother visited is a very famous researcher.
08 - The man _______________________you met yesterday is coming to a tea.
09 - The children__________________were playing ball lived in the circus.
10 - She is looking at the boy__________________________she loves
11 - The man_____________________just arrived is a very important person.
B - Choose the correct alternatives.
01 - The girl_______________________________is beside him is his daughter. (who – whom – that )
02 - The man_____________________________you showed me is my teacher. (who – whom – that )
03 - That is the boy___________________________________I saw at the club. (who – whom – that )
04 - The women___________________________I was talking to are actresses. (who – whom – that )
05 - Where is the person_____________________________sold me this book? (who – whom – that )
06 - Fleming was the scientist_______________________ discovered penicilin. (who – whom – that )
07 - That is the lady_______________________________was looking for you. (who – whom – that )
08 - The old man___________________________lives next door has just died. (who – whom – that )
09 - That is the housewife____________________________we were talking to. (who – whom – that )
10 - The man ______________________________________called you is here. (who – whom – that )
11 - The children_________________________are outside are waiting for you. (who – whom – that )
12 - That is the boy______________________________________has hurt me. (who – whom – that )
C - Supply all possible relative pronouns.
01 - Fleming,________________________was a cientist, discovered penicilin.
02 - Mrs. Brown,_____________________I dislike very much, has just called.
03 - Dr. Hill ________________________is very old, is studying nuclear radiation.
04 - Greg, __________________we have just met, is a very kind man.
05 - Glenda,________________is my sister, has just arrived.
06 - Shakespeare was the writer_______________wrote “Romeo and Juliet.”
07 - That man is the doctor_________________________you are going to work with.
08 - My only daughter,_____________________is very intelligent, wants to know you.
09 - Dr. John is the person______________________you have to talk to.
10 - Sheila is the girl___________________________is responsible for the money.
11 - My mother___________________________I love very much, is na intelligent woman.
12 - Betty is the girl_________________________told me about you.
RELATIVE PRONOUNS II
Which e that (que ) são usados quando o antecedente for coisa ou animal.
Usa-se which ou that quando o pronome é sujeito do verbo.
Ex.: The dog which entered the room is sick.
The dog that entered the room is sick.
Usa-se Which ou that ou omite-se o pronome quando este é objeto do verbo.
Ex.: The dog which you saw is sick.
The dog that you saw is sick.
The dog you saw is sick.
Quando a oração subordinada não é essencial para o significado do período:
d) ela sempre vem entre vírgulas;
e) não se pode usar that;
f) não se pode omitir o pronome.
Ex.: Swimming, which I like very much is a good sport..