Trabalho de TUTOR Angelo

1 The four rules of comparison used in adjective are

a) To make the comparative form of na adjective, you add ‟ ─ er” at the end of

it, for exampleː

̵ long→ longer ( my hair is lomger than yours)

b) If the adjectives ends in ‟̵─Y”, changer ‟̵ Y”, to ‟ ─I ” before adding ‟

̵─er”, for exampleː

─ Busy → busier ( She is busier than before)

c) If the adjectives ends in ‟̵ ─ e”, Just add ‟̵─ r”, for exampleː

─ late → leter ( He left the party Later than me)

d) If the adjectives ends in ‟̵consonant + vowel + consonant”, double the last

Consonant, for exampleː

─ fat → fatter ( my cat is fatter than your grandmotherˈs cat)

2 M y examples of use of the prepositions areː

 My bedroom is between the sitting room and my motherˈs bedroom

 I arrived at school too late yesterday

 My brother slept outside because he come late from the party

 Before the dinner my sister got message saying that she felt the exam

 Everybody was dancing accross the mosque

 I went in malawi last week

 The work was done with the lady over there

 When the teacher was explain I was out of content

 The burglar came in through the door

 I didnˊt control on the left when the car was coming.

3 using my daily routine to clarify the function of the five modal verbs areː

CAN ─ it is used to express ability or opportunity, to request or ask permission and to

show possibility. Exampleː Can I solve the doctorˈs Angelo work?

May ─ it is used to talk about possibility. It can also be used to talk about a possibility

in the future. Exampleː I may wake up tomorrow very earlier

Must ─ it is most used to express the personal opinion or obligation and is followed by

infinitive form of the verb. Exampleː I must work hard to submet on time this work

SHOULD or OUGHT TO ─ We use them to talk about obligation and

recommentations. Exampleː I should go to the hospital after get fever

WILL ─ it is used to talk about the future, to make promises and offers, to express

spontaneous decisions, plans and predictions. Exampleː I will go to the lessons next

Friday.

4 Using the following verbs (TO HAVE, TO BE, To Go and To DO), to talk about

my daily routine areː

I have to wear the masks when I leave home to the public places;

When I arrived at shop, I had always wash my hand before get there;

Iam student of first year of History Cours;

I was at farm yesterday and today I must rest a bit;

Always I go to the work well prepared to avoid problems;

Usally I do my best to look after my family;

Frequently I do what is necessary to show good behaviour around my community.

5 Formation of the plural have some rulesː

Some noums have two forms, singular and plural

 You add ─s to form the plural of most noums ( Pupil→ pupils, flower→

flowers)

 You add ─ es to noums ending in ─ss, ─ ch, ─ s, ─ sh or ─ x

( glass→glasses, watch→ watches, gas→ gasses, fish → fishes, box→

boxes, wife→ wives )

 Noums ending in a consonant and ─ Y change to ─ ies. ( country→

countries, lady→ ladies).

 Noums ending in a vowel and ─ y add na ─ s, ( boy→ boys, day→

days)

 Noums ending in ─ o: some add ─ s and some add ─ es (photo →

photos,potato → potatoes)

6 To write a sentences where there is a condition and a result. In this kind of sentences,

it is generally used the conjuctions ‟IF” to indicate the condition.

There exist many conditions. The most common are datailed belowː

ZERO CONDITION

This kind of condition refers to the universal truths, those which happen always that

certain condition occursː

Afirmativeː If + present simple, Suject + present Simple.

Exampleː If it is winter, it is cold → it is cold, If it is winter

Negativeː If + Subject + Donˈt/ doesnˈt + verb Infinitive, Subject + Donˈt/ doesnˈt

+ verb Infinitive.

Exampleː If Judy doesnˈt go to School, He goes the Club

FIRST CONDITION → is used to talk about facts or situations that probably will in

the future,if the condition takes place. It mean that we are talke about probabilities.

Afirmativeː If + Subject + present simple, Subject + Will + Verb Infinitive

Exampleː If I pass the exam, I will go for Holiday → I will go for Holiday, If I pass the

exam

Negativeː If + Subject + Donˈt/ doesnˈt + verb Infinitive, Subject + will + Verb

Infinitive

Exampleː If it doesnˈt rain, we will go the Park

2nd CONDITION → it is called unreal or imaginary conditional. It is used to talk

about imaginary situations that will happen if the condition was real ( but it is not). It is

something hypothetical.

Afirmativeː If + subject + past Simple, Subject + would + verb infinitive

Exampleː If I had money, I would buy motorbike →I would buy motorbike, If I had

money
Negativeː If + subject + didnˈt + verb infinitive, Subject + wouldnˈt + verb

infinitive.

Exampleː If you didnˈt live so far away, I would invite you.

3RD CONDITION → It is used to talk about hypothetical situations but in the past

( something that could have happned in the past but it didnˈt).

Afirmativeː If+ Subject+ Past Perfect, Subject + would + have + Verb participle.

Exampleː If I had studied guitar, I would have been a rock star → I would have been a

rock star, If I had studied guitar.

Negativeː If+ Subject+ Past Perfect (negative), Subject + wouldnˈt + have + Verb

participle.

Exampleː If He hadnˈt eaten so much, he wouldnˈt have felt sick.

7 The basic structure of present perfect tense isː

Afirmative ─( Subject+ have/ has + past participle form of the verb + the rest of the
sentence)

Examplesː He has just opened the window

They have already been in Paris

Negative ─ ( Subject+ have not / has not + past participle of the verb + the rest of

the sentence)

Examplesː She has not studied for the lesson

I havenˈt visited Tanzania yet

Interrogative ─( have+ subject + past participle form of the verb + the rest of the

sentence…?

Exampleː have you learned french?

Has Lecton cleaned the room?