REVIEW - 3ª SÉRIE

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Marcelo Pinheiro

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REVIEW - 3ª SÉRIE

Let's review:

1) Too, Either, So & Neither

2) Verb patterns

3) Political systems

Too, Either, So & Neither

Too, either, so and neither are used to say that a statement is also true for you or for other people.

Too, Either, So & Neither

Either and Neither are used to express agreement with negative statements.

So and Too are used to express agreement with affirmative statements.

Too, Either, So & Neither

So and neither are used at the beginning of a sentence and the subject and auxiliary verb are inverted.

Ex: Neither do I / So do I.

Either and too are used at the end of a statement, and no inversions are needed.

Ex: I can't either / I do, too.

Too, Either, So & Neither: tenses and auxiliaries verbs

Simple Present: do/does
Simple Past: did
Present Perfect: have/has
Modals: can; would;
Verb be - present: am/are/is
Verb be - past: was/were

Example:

"Take me to the Lakes

Where all poets went to die

I don't belong

And, my beloved, neither do you"

The Lakes, by Taylor Swift

Example:

He said: "You are so ugly!"

I answered immediately: "So are you!"

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer:

"I love you. You are so perfect!"

" ___________"

So are you.

Neither are you.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

"I don't have questions about it!"

" _____________"

So do I.

Neither do I.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

"I didn't have time to study"

" _____________"

So did I.

Neither did I.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

"I have played hooky with Tim"

" _____________"

So have I.

Neither have I.

Verb Patterns!

Verb patterns is a term used to describe how two verbs are used one after the other within a sentence.

Some verbs must be followed by a second verb in the infinitive form with to (I want to go now). Other verbs, however, must be followed by a verb in its -ing form (I enjoy watching horror movies).

(PAY ATTENTION HERE!!!)

Verbs followed by TO-INFINITIVE

My oldest daughter is learning to play the piano.

Both countries have decided to go to war with each other.

We want to live in an eco-friendly house.

Verbs followed by -ING

I enjoyed reading The Diary of a Young Girl.

She avoids visiting touristy areas.

When you finish doing your homework, you can play video games.

Verbs followed by -ING and TO-INFINITIVE

Attention! Some verbs can be followed either by -ing or by to-infinitive verb forms with a change in meaning.

The verbs: STOP, REMEMBER, FORGET and TRY can be followed by

-ING or TO-INFINITIVE verbs.

Multiple Choice