The Rooster and the Jewel + Exercícios
The Dog and His Reflection + Exercícios
The Dog and His Reflection
He saw his reflection in the water and saw another dog with a wonderful piece of meat in its mouth.
The dog thought it was another dog and he wanted that piece of meat also.
So he barked at it greedily.
However, when he did this, he dropped the piece he had and the reflection disappeared as well.
Exercises
Responda às perguntas de acordo com a fábula acima:
5) Quando ele viu outro pedaço de carne, o cachorro ficou
Respostas
The Frog and the Ox + Exercícios
The Frog and the Ox
One day, when he was taking an afternoon walk, a poorly dressed and unimportant looking frog saw him.
Exercises
Responda às perguntas de acordo com o texto acima:
Reading Comprehension: An Invitation
Exercises: Reading Comprehension
Na saída da escola, Ben conversa com Liz.
1) Retire do diálogo acima:
2) Marque True (verdadeiro) ou False (falso):
Text Interpretation: A Casual Conversation
Text Interpretation
A CASUAL CONVERSATION
Kate: Hi, Bob. How are you?
Bob: I’m OK. And you?
Kate: Well, I’m happy today.
Bob: Happy? Why?
Kate: Because I’m going to the movies with Mike.
Bob: Mike? Who is Mike?
Kate: He is my boyfriend.
Kate: Yes. It’s Valentine’s Day.
Bob: All right, Kate. See you tomorrow. Goodbye.
Kate: Bye.
Marque a alternativa correta:
(b) Because
(b) Bob
(a) Porque ela vai ao cinema com o namorado.
(b) Porque ela encontrou um amigo.
(a) Amigo de Glory.
(b) Namorado de Kate.
(a) Porque é dia dos namorados.
(b) Porque é aniversário de Bob.
The Mice In Council + Exercícios
The Mice in Council
They talked about lots of plans but none of them seemed like they would work.
Exercises
Responda às perguntas de acordo com o texto acima:
Text Interpretation: The Perfect Sunday Routine
Exercício de Interpretação em Inglês
At 6:00, Sam swims for one hour and then he goes by bike to his brother´s house. They talk and listen to music.
1) What time does Sam get up on Sundays?
(a) At 9:30 a.m.(b) At 8 o'clock.
(c) At 9 o'clock.
2) What does Sam read in his bedroom?
(a) A book.(b) The newspaper.
(c) A magazine.
3) Where does Sam have breakfast?
(a) In the kitchen. (b) In his bedroom.
(c) In a restaurant.
4) Who does he telephone in the morning?
(a) His sister.(b) His brother.
(c) His mother.
5) Where does his mother live?
(a) In England.(b) In his brother's house.
(c) In Scotland.
6) What time does he play tennis with his sister?
(a) At 1p.m.(b) At 2 p.m.
(c) At 11:30 a.m.
7) How long does Sam swim for?
(a) One hour.(b) Two hours.
(c) Six hours.
8) How does Sam go to his brother's house?
(a) By bike.(b) By car.
(c) On foot.
9) What does Sam drink in the evening?
(a) Wine.(b) Beer.
(c) Milk.
10) What time does Sam go to bed?
(a) At 11 p.m.(b) At 11:30 p.m.
Exercícios: Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
Escolha a opção correta: Possessive Adjective ou Possessive Pronoun.
e) Are these balls the children's?
No, they aren't
Exercises: Comparativo de Superioridade dos Adjetivos Curtos e Longos
Comparativo de Superioridade dos Adjetivos Curtos e Longos
1) Escreva o comparativo de superioridade dos adjetivos abaixo:
Exercises: Substantivos Contáveis e Incontáveis
Exercícios - Countable and Uncountable Nouns
EXERCISES
1) Escolha a opção correta: Contável ou Incontável?
Substantivos Contáveis e Incontáveis em Inglês + Exercícios
Como Usar os Substantivos Contáveis e Incontáveis
Os SUBSTANTIVOS podem ser:
1) CONTÁVEIS
2) INCONTÁVEIS
Os Substantivos Incontáveis são aqueles que só existem no singular.milk (leite)
sugar (açúcar)
cheese (queijo)
rice (arroz)
salt (sal)
music (música)
air (ar)
OBSERVAÇÃO
EXERCISES
Comparativo de Superioridade dos Adjetivos Longos + Exercícios
Comparativo de Superioridade dos Adjetivos Longos
MORE + adjetivo
OBSERVAÇÕES:
1) Adjetivos terminados em -al, -ate, -ent, -ful, -ic, -ish, -ive, -less, -ous = more + adjetivo
2) Adjetivos em forma de particípio passado -ed = more + adjetivo
Exemplo:
(Ela está mais entediada do que o Josh.)
3) Adjetivos em forma de particípio presente -ing = more + adjetivo
annoying (irritante)
Exemplo:
4) Adjetivos terminados em -er, -le, -ly, -ow podem fazer a forma comparativa de duas maneiras: adjetivo + er ou more + adjetivo
cleverer
gentle (gentil)
friendlier
narrower
5) Outros adjetivos comuns que podem fazer a forma comparativa de duas maneiras: adjetivo + er ou more + adjetivo
commoner
handsomer
pleasanter
quieter