Question

4. O inglês falado informalmente, assim como o português, pode apresentar formas

diferentes, com abreviações e contrações que não alteram, porém, o sentido da palavra.

Na tirinha apresentada, podemos observar formas contraídas na fala do Smudge

(Cascão). Qual é a forma contraída da expressão GOING TO observada na tirinha?

a) Gonna

b) You’re

c) Ya

d) When

5. Agora, relacione as frases a seguir:

a) Don’t forget your umbrella. b) I’ m hungry. c) Lucy needs a filling in her tooth.

d) My friends are thirsty. e) John is ill. f) Hurry up!

g) It’s grandma’s birthday. h) It’s cold outside. i) My dad is very tired.

( ) He’s going to have a rest.

( ) They’re going to have a drink.

( ) You’re going to be late.

( ) I’m going to buy her a present.

( ) I’m going to put my coat.

( ) It’s going to rain.

( ) She’s going to see her dentist.

( ) I’m going to make a sandwich.

( ) He isn’t going to come to the party.

​

Answer 1

Resposta:

A reposta da  4 é a letra A) Gonna

A resposta da 5 é:

(I) He’s going to have a rest.

(D) They’re going to have a drink.

(F) You’re going to be late.

(G) I’m going to buy her a present.

(H) I’m going to put my coat.

(A) It’s going to rain.

(C) She’s going to see her dentist.

(B) I’m going to make a sandwich.

(E) He isn’t going to come to the party.

Bons Estudos!!