Ingles

Question 1

How is it second conditional senteces to talk about hypothetical or improbable situations in the present/future

Answer 1

If + past simple, would/wouldn´t/ could/couldn´t + infinitive. Ex: If there was a fire in this hotel, it would be very difficult to escape / If you weren´t making so much noise, I could concentrate better.

Question 2

How is it third conditional senteces to talk about hypothetical past situation.

Answer 2

If + past perfect, would/wouldn´t/ could/couldn´t /might + have + past participle. Ex: If you had studied more, you would have done better in the exams / If they had known you were coming, they might have stayed longer.

Question 3

Use look, feel, smells, etc +

Answer 3

adjective. Ex: She LOOKS TIRED / That SMELLS GOOD / These jeans don´t FEEL COMFORTABLE

Question 4

Use look, feel, smells, etc + like +

Answer 4

noun. Ex: He LOOKS LIKE HIS FAHTER / This material FEELS LIKE SILK / This TASTES LIKE TEA

Question 5

Use look, feel, smells, etc + as if +

Answer 5

clause. Ex: She LOOKS AS IF SHE´S BEEN CRYING / It SMELLS AS IF SOMETHING´S BURNING.

Question 6

Slightly

Answer 6

a little

Question 7

tidy up

Answer 7

limpar. Ex: You should tidy up your house

Question 8

careful

Answer 8

cuidadoso

Question 9

cairefully

Answer 9

cuidadosamente

Question 10

wide

Answer 10

largo, grande etc

Question 11

narrow

Answer 11

estreitar, apertar

Question 12

pretend

Answer 12

fingir

Question 12

annoyed

Answer 12

irritated

Question 13

it´s a pity

Answer 13

é uma pena

Question 14

“In spite of” the accident

Answer 14

apesar do acidente

Question 15

blow it all

Answer 15

spend everything

Question 16

tear - tore - torn

Answer 16

rasgar

Question 17

freckles

Answer 17

sardas na pele (seria coisa de ruiva)

Question 18

Strict

Answer 18

estreito, rigoroso

Question 19

willing

Answer 19

disposto a

Question 20

to get ride of

Answer 20

se livrar de

Question 21

Fruta perâ

Answer 21

Pear

Question 22

hang on

Answer 22

wait

Question 23

Delighted

Answer 23

very happy

Question 24

unberable

Answer 24

insuportável

Question 25

blame

Answer 25

culpar

Question 26

witness

Answer 26

testemunha

Question 27

stubborn

Answer 27

teimoso

Question 28

lack of

Answer 28

falta de

Question 29

praise

Answer 29

elogiar

Question 30

wound

Answer 30

ferida

Question 30

stitches

Answer 30

pontos (quando machuca e o medico da ponto)

Question 31

faint

Answer 31

desmaiar

Question 31

choke

Answer 31

engasgar

Question 32

face-to-face meeting

Answer 32

reunião presencial

Question 33

It is well known

Answer 33

é bem conhecido/sabido

Question 34

Nasty

Answer 34

disgusting/bad

Question 35

Grow - Grew - Grown

Answer 35

crescer

Question 36

gossip

Answer 36

fofoca

Question 37

Whereas

Answer 37

while

Question 38

When you want to say that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future. Qual tempo verbal usar?

Answer 38

Future Continuous: will be + verb + ing.
Ex: Don´t phone between 7.00 and 8.00 as we will be having supper than.
This time next week I will be lying on the beach.

Question 38

When you want to say something will be finished BEFORE a certain time in the future. Qual tempo verbal usar?

Answer 38

Future Perfect: Will have + past participle.
Frequently used with time expression by a time expression. Ex: I will have finished the article by Friday, so I will email it you then.
They will have built the new terminal in six months time

Question 39

When use zero conditional ?

Answer 39

to talk about something which is always true or always happens as a result of something else, us if + present simple, and present simple in the other clause. Ex: If you want to be fit, you have to do exercise every day. **Dependendo do verbo e contexto, você pode usar present contiuous ou present perfect.

Question 40

When use first conditional ?

Answer 40

You can use any present tense (simple, continuous, perfect) and any future form (will, going, future perfect and future continuous) or imperative tense.
Ex: If the photos are good, I will send them to you.
If you are not going , I´m not going to go either.
If I haven´t come back by 9.00, start dinner without me.
I will have finished in an hour if you dont disturb me.