complete with the SIMPLE PRESENT SHE (to be) just like her mother. WE (to be) very pround of our brothe SHE___ (negativa- to like) you he (to live) alone? ROBERT (to go) to school in the afternoon JULIE (to study) in the University of California I ( negativa- to go) to school in the afternoon

SHE be just like her mother. WE be very pround of our brother. SHE didn't like you live he alone? ROBERT go to school in the afternoon. JULIE study in the University of California. I didn't go to school in the afternoon.

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1- Complete with PRESENT PERFECT:

a) She has spoken serious all the time. (speak)

b) They have gone to Spain. (go)

c) We have eaten chocolate. (eat)

d) He has written good books. (write)

2- Write the verbs in the PARTICIPLE and in PORTUGUESE:

a) swim - swum, nadado

b) begin- begun, começado

c) drink- drunk, bebido

d) give- given, dado

- Mark the correct:

3- “besides - and – also” are LINKING WORDS expressing the IDEA of:

(A) contrast

(B) addition

(C) emphasis

(D) condition

4- The phrasal verbs “break up – cheat on – put up with – flirt with” In Portuguese  are:

(A) suceder – perdoar – tolerar – romper

(B) ser desonesto - perdoar – romper – tolerar

(C) romper - ser desonesto – tolerar – paquerar

(D) paquerar – ser desonesto – tolerar – romper

5- The adjectives “hopeful – guilty – glad – bored” , in Portuguese are:

(A) esperançoso – frustrado – infeliz - chateado

(B) chocado – culpado – satisfeito - envergonhado

(C) chocado - envergonhado – confuso - satisfeito

(D) esperançoso – culpado – satisfeito – chateado

6- Mark only where there are verbs in the PARTICIPLE: (Marque onde somente há verbos no particípio)

(A) broken – seen – driven – been

(B) done – gave – spoke - wrote

(C) broke – saw – drove - wrote

(D) done – ate – did – was

Explicação:

1 a)

2b)

3c)

4c)

5b)

6a)

7c)

8b)

9c)

10c)

1) Complete with the Simple Present:

She is just like her mother.

We are very proud of our brother.

She doesn't like you.

Does he live alone?

Why do you want to be here?

Susan and Danny have English class on Mondays.

Robert goes to school in the afternoon.

Julie studies in the University of California

The bus arrives at 10:00 a.m Mariana watches TV on Sundays.

Does Pedro play soccer on Saturdays?

Do your brothers speak Spanish?

We do our exercises in the morning.

Isabella goes to school in the afternoon.

Good kids brush their teeth and wash their hands.

Sally plays cards every day.

Ms. Kate often drinks milk

Patrícia studies a lot

My father drinks beer.

2) Use Do ou Does adequadamente.

Does Paula and you play soccer on Sundays?

What does that cat eat?

Where does Marianne usually go on Saturday nights?

Josephine doesn't study on the weekends.

What time do you usually go to sleep?

How many books does Cristine and you have?

Tatiane and I don't play volleyball on Saturdays.

Karl and Kevin don't watch TV on Mondays.

Does your sister usually go jogging in the park?

Do your parents have pets?

Explicação:

Simple Present

O Simple Present é um tempo verbal utilizado para indicar ações habituais que ocorrem no presente.

Além disso, ele é usado para expressar verdades universais, sentimentos, desejos, opiniões e preferências.

Affirmative Form (forma afirmativa)

Como regra geral, pode-se dizer que para conjugar um verbo no Simple Present, basta usá-lo no infinitivo sem o to no caso dos pronomes I, you, we e they, e acrescentar -s, -es ou -ies no caso dos pronomes he, she e it.

Posição do verbo em frases afirmativas

Sujeito + verbo principal + complemento

I            +            live           +       here.  (Eu moro aqui)

Negative Form (forma negativa)

A forma negativa do Simple Present é formada com o uso dos verbos auxiliares do e does.

Do é usado com os pronomes I, you, we e they; e

Does é usado com he, she, it.

As frases na negativa podem ser escritas de forma completa (do not ou does not) ou de forma contraída (don't ou doesn't):

Do + not = don’t

Does + not = doesn’t

Posição do verbo em frases negativas

Sujeito + verbo auxiliar + not + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplos:

You don't arrive late.

(Você não chega atrasado.)

He doesn't go to the gym on weekends.

(Ele não vai à academia aos fins de semana.)

Interrogative Form (forma interrogativa)

Assim como acontece nas frases negativas, os auxiliares do e does são utilizados para formar frases interrogativas no Simple Present.

Do é usado com I, you, we e they; e

Does é usado com he, she e it.

Posição do verbo em frases interrogativas

Verbo auxiliar + sujeito + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplos:

Does she watch TV every day?

(Ela assiste TV todos os dias?)

Do we have classes on Saturdays?

(Nós temos aulas aos sábados?)

a) She is talking

b) Are they studying

c) Is she watching

d) Are they studying

e) She is singing

a)

b)

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Explicação:

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isnt she

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isnt it

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Explicação:

O simple present (presente simples), em inglês, é uma estrutura gramatical para denotar uma ação que ocorre de forma regular. É importante ficar atento às terminações verbais dos verbos que são findados com Y, por exemplo. Nas negativas, atente-se ao uso de does not (ou doesn't).

Quanto ao uso de DO ou DOES:

Bons estudos!