Question

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1-Mandy always (sit/sits) in the garden.

2-My brother (play/plays) golf in the morning

3-The children live/lives in Brighton.

4-Carol speak/speaks two languages.

5-Sally and Tom eat/eats vegetables.

6-The sun rise/rises in the east.

7-My cat drink/drinks a lot of milk.

8-That shop open/opens at nine o’clock.

9-Her son don’t/doesn’t go to school.

10-Pat and Jill don’t/doesn’t play chess.

11-Men don’t/doesn’t use make-up.

12-Dogs (love/loves) meat.

13-Cindy (need/needs) a holiday.

14-Our friends (go/goes) to the cinema.

15-Larry (enjoy/enjoys) parties.

Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒ Simple Present

1-  Mandy always sits in the garden.

2-My brother plays golf in the morning

3-The children live in Brighton.

4-Carol speaks two languages.

5-Sally and Tom eat vegetables.

6-The sun rises in the east.

7-My cat drinks a lot of milk.

8-That shop opens at nine o’clock.

9-Her son doesn’t go to school.

10-Pat and Jill don’t  play chess.

11-Men don’t use make-up.

12-Dogs love  meat.

13-Cindy needs a holiday.

14-Our friends go to the cinema.

15-Larry enjoys parties.

Explicação:

Na maioria dos verbos em inglês, no presente simples - terceira pessoa do singular (he - she - it), basta acrescentar ''s''. Mas alguns verbos seguem algumas regras.

→→⇒⇒Verbos terminados em ''o, sh, ch, x ou ss'', na terceira pessoa do singular (he - she - it) acrescenta ''es''

We go >>> He goes

They wash >>> He washes

You watch >>> She watches

→→ Verbos terminados em consoante seguida de Y, remove o Y e adiciona ''ies''.

I carry - She carries

They study - He studies

→→ Verbos terminados em vogal seguida da letra Y, vamos apenas adicionar a letra S no final.

I play - He plays

We stay - She stays

⇒⇒ Exceções: ''to have'' - ''to be'' - ''to can'' <<< terceira pessoa do singular é de uma forma totalmente diferente e não seguem a regra.

Verbo to have     Verbo to be      Verbo to can

He has                     He is                 She can

She has                   She is                He can  

→→ Auxiliar DON'T     - usado para a negativa >>  I - we - you - they

I don't live in London.

We don't  live in São Paulo.

→→ Auxiliar DOESN'T - usado para a negativa >>  She -he - it

He doesn't play soccer.

She doesn't play the piano.

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