Too and Enough, Too many and Too much.

Let's learn!

Adjectives:

This car is too expensive .

Those boots aren’t big enough.

 
OBS: Note that the TOO always stays before the adjective. And the ENOUGH always stays after the adjective.

Count nouns:

There are too many animals here.

There aren’t enough pencils.

Noncount nouns

There’s too much rice in the kitchen.

There isn’t enough time to go shopping.

OBS: When we write or speak a sentence where there are nouns, the TOO MANY/ TOO MUCH and ENOUGHT always come before the nouns.

Examples: I don't need to go shopping. I have enough clothes.
There're too many people here.
There isn't too much butter.



Well, Like I don't have ENOUGH time to stay here, I just can say: Bye-bye!

Christian Nunes.

What is more correct HAVE or HAVE GOT?

You can say I have or I've got, he has or he's got.

Affirmative:

             Or












OBS: The short form of I HAVE GOT is I'VE GOT. 
Example: I'VE GOT TWO BROTHERS. 
SHE'S GOT (SHE HAS GOT) ONE CAR.

• Examples: I've got blue eyes. (or I have blue eyes)

• Our car has got four doors.

• Lucas has a headache (or Lucas has got a headache).

 Negative:

OBS: The short form of I HAVE NOT GOT is I HAVEN'T GOT.
Examples: I have not got a skate (or I haven't got a skate).
She has not got an English Book (or She hasn't got an English Book).




Or

 OBS: To do the negative or interrogative using the HAVE you must see if the pronoun is in the singular or plural.
Examples: Singular:
He doesn't have any children
She doesn't have any dog.
It doesn't have a garden.


 Examples: Plural:
They don't have any children.
You don't have  any cat
We don't have to sleep early.
OBS: Note that the pronoun YOU and I are singular too, but don't forget, it's always I DON'T HAVE or YOU DON'T HAVE.

INTERROGATIVE: 

Examples: Have you got any car?

Has he got any computer?

Or

 

OBS: To you know as use it, remember of the rule of the singular and plural pronouns.

Examples: Do you have any milk?

Does she have any fruit?

SHORT ANSWERS: 

NEGATIVE:

 

AFFIRMATIVE:

 Well, like I always say: DOUBS SEND ME A COMMENT.

Christian Nunes.

Agreeing and Disagreeing

Let's study!

1º) Match the statements and responses:

  (A)   I like to study English.                             (    ) Really? I’m not

 (B)   I didn’t stay at home yesterday.             (    ) Neither did I.         

 (C)   I’m going to be a Doctor.                       (    ) So do I.  

 (D)   She was on vacation last week.           (    ) Well, we do. 

 (E)    We don’t sleep early.                            (    ) So I did. 

Doubts send me a comment.

Christian Nunes.

Irregular Verbs

Obs: The Irregular verbs don't follow the  rule of finish with ED, when the verbs are in the Simple past and Past participle. Therefore they  are  called  Irregular  Verbs. Infinitive	Simple past	Past Participle
To Bend	Bent	Bent
To Bind	Bound	Bound
To Bleed	Bled	Bled
To Bring	Brought	Brought
To Burn	Burnt	Burnt
To Buy	Bought	Bought
To Build	Built	Built
To Catch	Caught	caught
To Creep	Crept	Crept
To Deal	Dealt	dealt
To Dig	Dug	Dug
To Feed	Fed	Fed
To Feel	Felt	Felt
To Fight	Fought	Fought
To Find	Found	found
To Get	Got	Got(gotten)
To Grind	Ground	Ground
To Hang	Hung	Hung
To Have	Had	Had
To Hear	Heard	Heard
To Hold	Held	Held
To Keep	Kept	Kept
To Lay	Laid	Laid
To Lead	Led	Led
To Leave	Left	Left
To Lend	Lent	Lent
To Lose	Lost	Lost
To Make	Made	Made
To Mean	Meant	Meant
To Meet	Met	Met
To Pay	Paid	Paid
To Seek	Sought	Sought
To Send	Sent	Sent
To Sell	Sold	Sold
To Shine	Shone	Shone
To Shoot	Shot	Shot
To Sit	Sat	Sat
To Sleep	Slept	Slept
To Spend	Spent	Spent
To Spin	Spun	Spun
To Stand	Stood	Stood
To Sting	Stung	Stung
To Strike	Struck	Struck
To Sweep	Swept	Swept
To Teach	Taught	Taught
To Tell	Told	Told
To Think	Thought	Thought
To Understand	Understood	Understood
To Weep	Wept	Wept
To Win	Won	Won
To Wind	Wound	Wound
To Begin	Began	Begun
To Drink	Drank	Drunk
To Ring	Rang	Rung
To Sing	Sang	Sung
To Spring	Sprang	Sprung
To Sink	Sank	Sunk
To Swim	Swam	Swum
To Beat	Beat	Beaten
To Blow	Blew	Blown
To Draw	Drew	Drawn
To Eat	Ate	Eaten
To Fall	Fell	Fallen
To Forbid	Forbade	Forbidden
To Forgive	Forgave	Forgiven
To Give	Gave	Given
To Grow	Grew	Grown
To Know	Knew	Known
To See	Saw	Seen
To Shake	Shook	Shaken
To Take	Took	Taken
To Throw	Threw	Thrown
To Drive	Drove	Driven
To Do	did	Done
To Go	went	Gone
To Hide	Hid	Hidden
To Ride	Rode	Ridden
To Rise	Rose	Risen
To Write	Wrote	Written
To Bear	Bore	Borne
To Bear	Bore	Borne
To Bite	Bit	Bitten
To Break	Broke	Broken
To Choose	Chose	Chosen
To Forget	Forgot	Forgotten
To Freeze	Froze	Frozen
To Lie	Lay	Lain
To Speak	Spoke	Spoken
To Steal	Stole	Stolen
To Swear	Swore	Sworn
To Tear	Tore	Torn
To Wear	Wore	Worn
To Weave	Wove	Woven

Directions and Prepositions of place.

   Giving directions:
 Turn left

 Go straight/ cross

Turn right

 Across from

Between

 Next to

On the corner of
















Now you will learn something about the directions and Prepositions of place.
Look the map and read the text:

 Conversation 1.
A - Is there a Book store near here?
B - Yes, there is.
A -  Where is it?
B - It's on the corner of Pine and Main Street.
A - How can I get there?
B - Turn right on Second Street, then turn left on Pine Street and turn right on Oak Street. The Book store is across from the Movie theater.
A - Thank you!
B - You're welcome.

Conversation 2.

A - Is there a Women's wear near here?
B - Yes, there is.
A -  Where is it?
B - It's on First Avenue.
A - How can I get there?
B - You go straight on Forest Street, turn left on Main Street, turn right on Hill Avenue then turn right again on Firts Avenue. The Women's wear is between the Jewelry store and Sporting goods.
A - Thank's.

 Conversation 3.

A - Is there a Men's wear near here?
B - Yes, there is.
A -  Where is it?
B - It's on Main Street.
A - How can I get there?
B - Go straight on Beech way Street, turn left on Oak Street, then turn right on Pine Street and turn right again on Main Street. The Police station is next to the Fire Department.
A - Thank you!
B - You're welcome!

 Conversation 4.

A - Is there a Book store near here?
B - Yes, there is.
A -  Where is it?
B - It's on Oak Street.
A - How can I get there?
B - Cross the second Street, go straight on Forest Street and turn right on Main Street. The Men's wear is across from the Fire Department.
A - Thank you!
B - You're welcome!

The questions:
1 Is there a ... near here?
2 Where is it?
3 How can I get there?

Obs: Is there? - Singular
Are there? - Plural

 SINGULAR

Affirmative answer:                            Negative answer:

Yes, there is.                                     No, there isn't/ No, there is not

PLURAL

 Affirmative answer:                            Negative answer:

Yes, there are.                                    No, there aren't/ No, there are not.

Places:

School

 Post office

 Park

 Subway station

Public restroom

Convenience store

Drugstore

Department store

 Supermarket

 Library

Internet cafe

 Gym

 Laundromat

  Mall.

Doubts send me a commet.

Christian Nunes. 

Hi!

Good evening people. I didn't post anything because I was busy, and now I'm without my mouse, my laptop isn't open my blog, and I'm crazy.

 But, I will try  post something tomorrow, ok? Thanks!

Christian Nunes.

Thanks

Babi, I know that our semester is finishing, and I want to say you the fastest possible all that I learn, I know, and I feel.

When I entered in the Talk English Course, I had afraid because I thought that it was difficult just talk and listen to English language without speak Portuguese.  But you showed me, that when we believe all can become easy, all can become a victory.

I thank you for your patience, dedication, hope, and your work.

I thank you for the knowledge that you passed me, the stories that you told, for the example you give me.

I thank you for you being my English teacher. And because these things, you can have sure: I will take these things in my heart by all my life.

Christian Nunes