04 - Fill in the story using SOME, ANY, NO, or Ø.
CAUSE FOR ALARM!
‘_______________ children and ______________ grown-ups
must do their best to keep the world clean’, Mr. Fox said
to his class. ‘Sometimes we see ______________ rubbish
in the streets and we must pick it up. Sometimes we eat
_____________ sweets andwemustputthewrappings inthe
bin. We must all work together so there’s ______________
rubbish in the world. Never throw _____________ plastic
into the sea! There’s _______________ tar on the beaches. There’s ______________ oil in the sea. If we
pour _________________ poison into ourrivers, _________________ fish die. This is called _____________
pollution. This weekend, see if you can find ________________ examples of pollution and write
________________ sentences about it’. Jimmy looked very worried when he went home. On Monday, he
handed in his composition. ‘Yesterday we had __________________ sardines for lunch. Mummy opened
the tin, but all the fish were dead and the tin was full of oil!
ALGUÉM ME AJUDE POR FAVOR!!!!!!!! ;----;
Soluções para a tarefa
Resposta:
CAUSE FOR ALARM!
Ø children and Ø grown-ups must do their best to keep the world clean’, Mr. Fox said to his class. ‘Sometimes we see Ø rubbish in the streets and we must pick it up. Sometimes we eat Ø sweets and we must put the wrappings in the bin. We must all work together so there’s Ø rubbish in the world. Never throw Ø plastic into the sea! There’s Ø tar on the beaches. There’s NO oil in the sea. If we pour Ø poison into our rivers, Ø fish die. This is called Ø pollution. This weekend, see if you can find ANY examples of pollution and write SOME sentences about it’. Jimmy looked very worried when he went home. On Monday, he handed in his composition. ‘Yesterday we had Ø sardines for lunch. Mummy opened the tin, but all the fish were dead and the tin was full of oil!
Tradução:
CAUSA DO ALARME!
‘Crianças e adultos devem fazer o possível para manter o mundo limpo’, disse o Sr. Fox à classe. _ Às vezes vemos lixo nas ruas e temos de recolher. Às vezes comemos doces e devemos colocar as embalagens no lixo. Devemos todos trabalhar juntos para que haja lixo no mundo. Nunca jogue plástico no mar! Há alcatrão nas praias. NÃO há óleo no mar. Se derramarmos veneno em nossos rios, os peixes morrem. Isso é chamado de poluição. Este fim de semana, veja se você consegue encontrar ALGUNS exemplos de poluição e escreva ALGUMAS frases sobre isso '. Jimmy parecia muito preocupado quando voltou para casa. Na segunda-feira, ele entregou sua redação. _ Ontem almoçamos sardinhas. Mamãe abriu a lata, mas todos os peixes estavam mortos e a lata estava cheia de óleo!
Espero ter ajudado!!! : )
Completando as lacunas usando as palavras Some, any, no ou deixar em branco, o texto fica da seguinte maneira
Some children and some grown-ups must do their best to keep the world clean’, Mr. Fox said to his class. ‘Sometimes we see some rubbish in the streets and we must pick it up.
Sometimes we eat some sweets and we must put the wrappings in the bin. We must all work together so there’s no rubbish in the world.
Never throw any plastic into the sea! There’s tar on the beaches. There’s some oil in the sea. If we pour any poison into our rivers, some fish die. This is called pollution.
This weekend, see if you can find some examples of pollution and write some sentences about it’.
Jimmy looked very worried when he went home. On Monday, he handed in his composition. Yesterday we had no sardines for lunch. Mommy opened the tin, but all the fish were dead and the tin was full of oil!
Vamos a lembrar que some (alguns ou alguns de) é usado em frases que:
- Em frases afirmativas, tanto com substantivos contáveis como incontáveis.
- Para frases interrogativas em que estamos oferecendo algo.
- Para frases interrogativas, quando pedimos algo para a educação e esperamos uma resposta afirmativa.
- Palavras compostas como somewhere, somebody o something seguem as mesmas regras de some.
Por outro lado, any é usado em:
- Em frases negativas e interrogativas, tanto com substantivos contáveis como incontáveis.
- Em sentenças condicionais (if)
- Em frases afirmativas, mas com um significado ligeiramente diferente: "qualquer um".
- Como acontece com alguns, também temos palavras compostas que seguem as mesmas regras: anybody, anyone, anything.