Word-order Flashcards

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Qual é a ordem correta de verbo e objeto?

A

O verbo vem antes do objeto. Ex.: “Sue bought some new shoes yesterday.”

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Qual é o erro em “He speaks very well English”?

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O objeto (“English”) deve vir imediatamente após o verbo: “He speaks English very well.”

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Em frases com lugar e tempo, qual deve vir primeiro?

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O lugar (place) deve vir antes do tempo (time). Ex.: “We went to a party last night.”

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Como ordenar “Lisa walks to work every day”?

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“Lisa walks to work every day.” (Não: “… every day to work.”)

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Qual é o lugar de palavras como “always” e “never” na frase?

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Elas geralmente vêm antes do verbo principal ou depois de “am/is/are/was/were”.

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Qual é a diferença entre “still”, “yet” e “already”?

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“Still” indica continuidade, “yet” é usado para até agora, e “already” para algo antes do esperado.

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Em “I gave Sarah the keys”, que estrutura alternativa pode ser usada?

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“I gave the keys to Sarah.”

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Quando usamos “still” em vez de “yet”?

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Usamos “still” para algo que continua: “She is still here.”

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Qual a ordem correta em “Do you always drink coffee in the morning?”

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“Always” vem antes do verbo principal: “I always drink coffee in the morning.”

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Como fica “They never go out at night” usando “always”?

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“They always stay in at night.”

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Em frases com dois verbos, onde colocamos “always”?

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Entre os dois verbos. Ex.: “I will always remember you.”

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Qual é a ordem correta: “She plays also tennis” ou “She also plays tennis”?

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“She also plays tennis.”

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13
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O que significa “She’s still in bed”?

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Significa que ela ainda está na cama.

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Como usar “yet” em perguntas?

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Colocamos “yet” no final. Ex.: “Has she arrived yet?”

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Onde colocamos “already” em frases afirmativas?

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Antes do verbo principal ou depois do auxiliar. Ex.: “She has already eaten.”

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Qual é o erro em “Give to me that book”?

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A ordem correta é: “Give me that book.”

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Como fica “Did you lend him some money?” na outra estrutura?

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“Did you lend some money to him?”

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Em “I sent you an email”, qual a alternativa correta?

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“I sent an email to you.”

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Como ordenar “I usually go to bed early”?

A

Está correto.

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Qual é o erro em “I gave her it”?

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A frase correta é “I gave it to her.”

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Onde colocamos “never” com “am/is/are”?

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Após o verbo: “They are never late.”

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Qual a posição de “sometimes” em “You sometimes look unhappy”?

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“Sometimes” pode vir no início ou no meio da frase. Ex.: “Sometimes you look unhappy.”

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Qual é a diferença entre “She hasn’t gone yet” e “She’s still here”?

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Ambas indicam continuidade, mas “yet” é usado em negativas e “still” em afirmativas.

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Como fica “We went to the cinema yesterday” com tempo antes de lugar?

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“We went yesterday to the cinema.” (Errado: lugar vem antes do tempo.)

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Como usar “always” em “I am tired”?

A

“I am always tired.”

26
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Qual o erro em “They’ve all gone to cinema”?

A

A frase correta é “They’ve all gone to the cinema.”

27
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Em que situação usamos “She’s already gone out”?

A

Quando algo aconteceu antes do esperado.

28
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Quando usamos “give something to somebody” em vez de “give somebody something”?

A

Preferimos “give something to somebody” quando usamos “it” ou “them”.

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Qual é a forma correta: “I lent to him some money” ou “I lent him some money”?

A

“I lent him some money.”

30
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O que significa “I don’t know yet”?

A

Significa que ainda não sei, mas saberei mais tarde.

31
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Organize: “yesterday / Sue / some new shoes / bought”

A

“Sue bought some new shoes yesterday.”

32
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Reescreva: “He speaks English very well” com foco no verbo.

A

Está correto.

33
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Reorganize: “Lisa / every day / walks / to work”

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“Lisa walks to work every day.”

34
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Corrija: “They’ve lived for 20 years in the same house.”

A

“They’ve lived in the same house for 20 years.”

35
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Use “always” em “I drink coffee in the morning.”

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“I always drink coffee in the morning.”

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Substitua “never” em “My brother never speaks to me” por “always”.

A

“My brother always speaks to me.”

37
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Complete: “Do you ______ go to restaurants?”

A

“Do you often go to restaurants?”

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Corrija: “It is still here raining.”

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“It is still raining here.”

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Corrija: “Where’s Emma? She isn’t here still.”

A

“Where’s Emma? She isn’t here yet.”

40
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Transforme: “She has already seen the film” usando “still”.

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“She still remembers the film.”

41
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Organize: “to your father / Give / them”

A

“Give them to your father.”

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Corrija: “I gave her the book it.”

A

“I gave it to her.”

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Adicione “yet” em “Has he come?”

A

“Has he come yet?”

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Adicione “already” em “I know what happened.”

A

“I already know what happened.”

45
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Coloque “sometimes” na frase: “You look unhappy.”

A

“Sometimes you look unhappy.”

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Corrija: “We invited to the party a lot of people.”

A

“We invited a lot of people to the party.”

47
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Complete: “She ______ gone to bed.”

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“She has already gone to bed.”

48
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Organize: “still / It / raining / is.”

A

“It is still raining.”

49
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Corrija: “I gave to Sarah the keys.”

A

“I gave Sarah the keys.”

50
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Adicione “usually” em “They have dinner at 7 o’clock.”

A

“They usually have dinner at 7 o’clock.”

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Substitua “already” em “She has already finished her homework” por “yet”.

A

“She hasn’t finished her homework yet.”

52
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Transforme: “I can never find my keys” usando “sometimes”.

A

“I sometimes find my keys.”

53
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Corrija: “She gave to him the book.”

A

“She gave him the book.”

54
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Organize: “to you / I / sent / an email.”

A

“I sent an email to you.”

55
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Adicione “just” em “She’s gone out.”

A

“She’s just gone out.”

56
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Corrija: “He plays also tennis.”

A

“He also plays tennis.”

57
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Use “still” em “She hasn’t arrived.”

A

“She is still not here.”

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Corrija: “Have you yet seen the movie?”

A

“Have you seen the movie yet?”

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Organize: “to me / Give / it.”

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“Give it to me.”