1. Circule a palavra correta (em negrito).
a) The hairdressers aren't isn't here.
b) My family / families is in London.
c) There are ten candles between / on the birthday cake.
d) My cousin has got an / a new camera.
e) How old is / are your grandpa?
Let's go to an / the beach today.
Anônimo:
isn't; family; on; a; is; the
''hairdressers'' está no plural ;)
I know, but I was unsure of the context. If I'm asking.someone for directions to a hair salon it's very common to use the term "hairdressers" and they may say that the hairdressers is not here, it's in some other place. I'm being too colloquial.
Hairdresser = singular (is/isn't) hairdressers = plural (are/aren't). That´s the correct grammar. I never heard ''the hairdressers IS not here''. But things change, right? After living in Texas for 30 years maybe I need to recycle my poor English. Have a nice day. ;)
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a) aren’t
b) my family
c)on
d) a
e)is
f) the
b) my family
c)on
d) a
e)is
f) the
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Resposta:
1. Circule a palavra correta (em negrito).
a) The hairdressers aren't here.
b) My family is in London.
c) There are ten candles on the birthday cake.
d) My cousin has got a new camera.
e) How old is your grandpa?
f) Let's go to the beach today.
Explicação:
hairdressers - cabeleireiros(as) >> eles/elas >> plural >>> aren't
My family - singular >>> is
on the - sobre o bolo (between >> entre)
a new camera >> ''a'' é usado antes de palavra com som de consoante
''an'' é usado antes de palavra com som de vogal
is your grandpa >> your grandpa = he >>> verbo correto é ''is''
to the beach >> para a praia (''an'' não tem sentido nessa frase)
obrigado
de nada ;)
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