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    This document provides information about adjectives, plural nouns, future tense using "going to", and possessive pronouns in 3 paragraphs: 1) It defines adjectives as words that qualify nouns and discusses their placement and lack of variation. 2) It reviews rules for making nouns plural, including adding "-s" or changing endings like "-y" to "-ies". 3) It introduces the future tense construction "going to" and provides examples of its use along with possessive pronouns like "my", "your", "his", etc.

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    Exame Review: Prof. Msc. Alyson

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    Exame Review

    Prof. Msc. Alyson

    Adjectives
    a classe gramatical que qualifica o substantivo (nome) - Pessoas, objetos, cidades...

    Adjectives
    Os adjetivos nunca variam, ou seja, ficam sempre no singular e aparecem antes do nome.

    Ex:

    Fat girl
    adj Subst.

    (menina gorda)

    Girl Fat

    2 Adjetives

    He is a cool short brother


    (ele um irmo legal e baixo)

    She is a ____________ ( Girl / blond / bore)


    loira chata

    She is a bore blond girl

    She is a ____________ ( Girl / blond / Tall/ bore)


    loira chata

    She is a bore, blond and tall girl.

    Plural of Nous
    Regra geral acrescenta S ao nome: Car Cars / Dog Dogs Nomes terminados em Y precedidos por consoante troca-se o Y por IES Sky Skies - Fly Flies TOY ???

    Plural of nouns
    Nomes terminados em : S,SS,SH,CH, X, O e Z acrescentamos ES ao final Bus buses Fox foxes Buzz Buzzes Tomato Tomatoes
    Excees : Piano/ monarch/ Disco/ Patriarch/Dinamo + (s)

    Plural of Nouns
    Nomes terminados em F ou FE troca-se por VES WOLF WOLVES WIFE WIVES KNIFE - KNIVES

    FUTURO IMEDIATO

    VERBO TO BE + GOING TO + VERBO PRINCIPAL...

    He is going to work tomorrow


    (Vai/ ir)

    (+) She is going to work tomorrow (-) She is not going to work tomorrow (?) Is she going to work tomorrow?

    Pronomes adjetivos (Posse)


    My Your His Her Its Our Your Their
    (I - eu)

    (You voc))
    (He - Ele) (She - Ela) (It ele/ela) (We- ns) (You - vocs) (They- eles)

    I have a car. My car is old. You have a car. Your car is old He has a car. His car is old She has a car. Her car is old We have a car. Our car is old They have a car. Their car is old. The dog has a bone. Its bone is big It has a bone. Its bone is big.

    Good luck with your exame!!!

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