Inglês da Professora Denise Mardegan

Exemplos:  More + substantivo I have more time tomorrow than today. Jack has more books than I do. Jenny ate more pizza than anyone else at the party. More of + substantivo I saw more of Greg before he got his new job. We visited more of San Francisco on our second trip there. Let’s have lunch tomorrow. I’d like to hear more of that story. Usando More com verbos: I should study English more…Not, I should more study English. I need to practice golf more. Jack wants to sing more, so let’s stay at the Karaoke bar until 12:00. http://www.myhappyenglish.com/2015/02/08/249-using-more-with-verbs-nouns-grammar-lesson/?mc_cid=ebb00d8cfd&mc_eid=704c3c7dde

Vocabulário é muito importante em inglês. Se você tem vocabulário, mesmo que você não tenha gramática, você consegue entender o que estão falando para você razoavelmente. O grande problema é que nós, professores, queremos que nossos alunos estudem vocabulário em casa, sozinhos, e metade dos alunos não fazem isso e com o tempo, acabando ficando para trás nas atividades de Conversation.  Especialista no aprendizado de idiomas, tais como Paul Nation ou Keith Folse, Explicam  que a maneira mais rápida de aprender vocabulário é a tradução. Essa é a melhor maneira de nosso cérebro lembrar-se de novas palavras.  Aqui vai uma atividade para fazer em sala de aula para que eles melhorem o vocabulário. Você pode fazer a mesma atividade usando verbos, adjetivos, advérbios, substantivos ou o que melhor desejar. Eu decidi usar com phrasal verbs que usem GET REMEMBERING TABLE: LEIA COM ELES OS VERBOS E AS SENTNÇAS. EXPLIQUE O QUE SÃO AS EXPRESSÕES SEPARÁVEIS E AS INSEPARÁVEIS.  VERBO S

To  steal away  quer dizer sair do lugar em silêncio, sem nínguem perceber.  Exemplos: 1. He  stole away  while his parents were sleeping and caught the train to London. 2. The party was so boring, we  stole away  after an hour. 3. I  stole away  from the office meeting and went home. 4. He caught us trying to  steal away  and made us come back to the lecture. 5. Song lyrics: Let's  steal away  and chase our dreams, and hope they never find us. infinitive steal away present simple steal away and steals away -ing form stealing away past simple stole away past particple stolen away by   sam Uma música muito linda para aprender: LET´S STEAL AWAY, JESUS Steal away, steal away, steal away to Jesus Steal away, steal away home I ain’t got long to stay here My Lord, He calls me He calls me by the thunder The trumpet sounds within-a my soul I ain’t got long to stay here Green trees are bending Po’ sinner stand a-trembling The trumpet sounds within-a

Essas palavras são chamadas de conversation fillers São muito uteis e expressam participação na conversa Conversation fillers a serem usados quando você estiver ouvindo: Really? Right Sure How awful! Oh no! You're joking! What a pity! Auxiliary verbs to make short questions (as in " Have you? did you? Is it?... ") Non-words (as in " mmm, uh-huh... ") Conversation fillers a serem usados quando você estiver falando: Well Ok So Let me think... I mean I guess/think You know Like (as in " I'm... like... really sad that you lost your... ") What I want to say is… The point I want to make is.... Anyway,… Well, what I mean is that … Back to our topic … As I was saying … The basic idea is… kind of... (as in " he's kind of nice... ")

Causative Verbs In English: Let, Make, Have, Get, Help The English verbs  let, make, have,   get,  and  help   are called  causative verbs  because they cause something else to happen. Here are some specific examples of how  causative verbs  work in English sentences. How To Use Causative Verbs In English LET = Permit Something To Happen Grammatical structure: LET + PERSON/THING + VERB (base form) Examples: I don’t  let  my kids  watch  violent movies. Mary’s father won’t  let  her  adopt  a puppy because he’s allergic to dogs. Our boss doesn’t  let  us  eat  lunch at our desks; we have to eat in the cafeteria. Oops! I wasn’t paying attention while cooking, and I  let  the food  burn. Don’t  let  the advertising expenses  surpass  $1000. Remember: The past tense of  let  is also  let;  there is no change! Note:  The verbs  allow  and  permit  are more formal ways to say “let.” However, with  allow  and  permit,  we use  to + verb: I don’t  allow  m

Como nos expressar em situações tristes, expressando condolências, ou pesames? essas expressões podem ser usadas em várias outras situações,não apenas em casos de morte Expressing condolence: I am deeply sorry to hear about the death of ... I am really sorry to hear about the death of ... I was heartbroken by the sad news. Words can't express the sadness I feel about... Words fall short of expressing my sadness. Let me express my sorrow for the loss of... Please accept our heartfelt condolences. We will never forget.... We will always remember... We will sadly miss... Sorry, I am at a loss for words to express my sadness. http://twominenglish.com/video/66-Consoling_Expressing_Condolence_Free_English_C.html